The decor of the place is very unique in a good way. The place is very tropical seaside vibe and…read moregood places to sit down and enjoy. The prices really aren't to bad all things considering and is connected to a dessert shop/boba next door that exchange discounts to each other's businesses.

Honestly wish I could remember what I ordered they have quite the extensive menu and you can even…read moremake your own bowls! Service was so fast we barely sat down for even 5 minutes before we were getting called. They have inside and outside seating as well as bar seating in a separate area. The atmosphere was fairly nice maybe just a little loud for certain people but they have plenty of seating you can choose a quieter area to be in. Over all the food was delicious and I will definitely be eating there again!

I used to live in both San Francisco and Seattle where good hot pot was almost as plentiful as…read moreStarbucks shops. There aren't as many choices here. And sometimes when there's limited choice here I'll make do with what is available. Fortunately this place is great. You can order a single broth or a split pot. I usually go with the taiwan spicyy broth and one of the others. It's always good, regardless of what ingredients you order they'll pile the plate high. They offer tons of condiments and ice cream for desert. I've also ordered this as delivery which I thought was impossible. But they make it work. You order your broth (single flavor uless you get two orders of broth). You also order your ingredients and whatevder sides you want. I usually get beef, pork and meatballs. Rather than cooking yourself they come cooked in a container with a little brother and you add them at your leisure. I usually get the spicy chicken nuggets as a side and they are delicious. It's a huge portion of food and I almost always have leftovers. Great place!

We had the popcorn chicken appetizer and 2 flavor hot pot which we ordered hot. Our hot pot…read moreincluded the mixed veggie plate (which includes everything listed in the veggie section of the menu except enoki mushrooms), enoki mushrooms, shrimp, sliced beef, pork meatball, and glass noodles for each of us. $56. First the food. It was absolutely fabulous. The appetizers were perfectly crispy and the sauce was not overpowering - they let the chicken do the talking. The broth was spicy but a little oily tasting. I was sweating the whole time which was awesome! The veggies, meats and mushrooms all had great flavor. This place was obviously using fresh ingredients. I'm sharing a copy of my bill so you can see that they itemize for things like the sauce/ ice cream bar as well as the cc fee. I like when restaurants do this because it means that they don't make everyone pay for things if they don't want those things. It means that this restaurant is going the extra mile to provide a good value. We were impressed and we'll be back for more awesome food and excellent service!

A favorite sushi spot when I'm in abq. I love the atmosphere - it feels like I'm on a tropical…read moregetaway more than I'm in the middle of a residential area in the heights. The service is consistently good, the sushi is always a nice presentation, the restrooms are clean, and the food quality is consistent. I drove by recently and it looks like they're undergoing a name change and remodel, but same ownership. I hope the new business is as good as Pacific Paradise.

Nice place with lots of options overall, vibe of the play seemed kind of old and outdated. It was a…read morecold day when we visited so we quickly ordered something to warm us up. My husband got the miso soup and I wanted to try the egg drop chicken and corn soup. I enjoyed the egg, drop chicken corn soup it was like campbell's chicken noodle soup with some corn. My husband said his miso soup was ok. For main dishes my husband had sushi and I had the classic spicy pad thai. My pad thai was good and very reasonably priced I could not finish it and took home half. The sushi on the other hand was a bit expensive smaller portion and took a while for them to prepare it. My husband said it was mediocre and has had better sushi at other places in town and probably won't get sushi here next time. We heard that this place is closing so we hope to give it another try before they permanently close.

Visiting my son who lives in Albq. I live in Michigan. Asian Pear had Excellent food. The seating…read morearea is a fun inviting atmosphere with tasteful music to eat and. Enjoy. The food is authentic Korean and presented in bento box. Definitely a must go restaurant. As far as taste they hit the head. Been to Korea many times over many years. Very aware of "real" Korean food taste and quality vs American Korean LOL. This food was real variety. I will go back for sure during this trip to NM from MI.

Solid place. Pretty…read moreroom with a good amount of seating for the space - but it's popular, so anticipate it might be crowded during peak hours. All staffers were friendly and working hard to make everything great. Owner on-site, pitching right in and circulating to make sure everything was delicious and going well. Delicious lagniappe samples (veggie pancake) every visit so far. Pricing was good for the quality and quantity of food delivered. And the food was just pretty great - not terribly piquant (if you're worried) or overly sweet, but with loads of nuance in ever morsel. MMM! As you've read, parking is a bit of a challenge, as is (as mentioned) seating - get there early or late if you don't want to deal with that.

Now: full disclosure: I've been to the Montgomery location only and have only been to pick up food-…read morenever dined in experience. All I can say is: Their soup is amazing!!! Any one of them! But especially the beef and noodle!!! Omg!!! Thier fire dumplings - also amazing. I asked for extra soy sauce when I picked up my order and I got stank eye because the fire cracker dumplings need nothing else!! They're delicious!!! One day I'll sit down and patiently eat a mean. And someday that will be here.

I thought Fan Tang was ok. It was decent but on a slightly more expensive side than I thought. The…read moreplace was quiet when I stopped by, so it was nice to have some peace while dining there. I had coffee chicken, because it was the thing I kept hearing people talk about. To be honest, I probably wouldn't order t again. It was way too sweet for my taste. I remembered I couldn't really finish it...because the taste just wasnte for me. If I were to stop by again, I probably have their other more common american chinese food that people usually order.

Coffee chicken? COFFEE?!? CHICKEN?!? I like coffee and I like chicken but why should the two ever…read moremeet? They did, and in a spectacular way. I drink coffee black but this was a light and sweet treat and very satisfying. I ordered for pickup, went to the wrong location, panicked, and then I called to make sure my order was there. They knew immediately because it was a large order and they were very gracious keeping it warm for an extra 15 min. Warm greetings, hot food. I'd complain about the single fortune cookie in the bags but there was a giant bowl of them next to pickup. They have some enticing taps set up for when I stay to dine there, great decor. Not a lot of parking but well worth a little walk if you find a meter or street parking a few blocks awa

Fan Tang hits the spot whenever I'm craving some mapo tofu! Unfortunately when I ordered this…read morerecently, the rice was not cooked well and still had some crunch to it. I've also gotten the crab rangoon, but the filling is sparse so there isn't much flavor.

My family wanted to grab dinner here, so I came along for the ride…read more It operates a little differently from other Mongolian barbecues that I have tried. You order your base, (rice, cabbage, or udon noodles). You get a ticket and a small metal bowl. You fill your bowl with the ingredients you want them to cook for you and give the chefs your ticket. Food will be brought to you. I was hoping for a different kind of noodle; not a fan of udon. So, I got white rice. My sister said that the metal bowls had gotten smaller. I was kinda shocked at the size of them. I accepted the challenge. I got plenty of stuff into and on top of that bowl! You are asked to put on gloves and take a tray, as you choose your bowl ingredients. I appreciate that, but there is still going to be cross-contamination. I was pleased at the variety of items that you can add, including pepperoni and different sauces. The sauce station, however, is a little messy. People were spilling stuff trying to pour sauces into the little metal cups provided. Perhaps putting sauces in squirt bottles would be a little easier. I have seen some places that have "recipes" that tell you how much of an ingredient to create a certain profile. Food was cooked pretty quickly. Our waiter was the only one working. He did check on us, but forgot to refill my soda, so he took it off the bill. I appreciated that. I might go back, but there are so many good food places in ABQ that I wouldn't rush back.

The food tastes great and the staff are very kind. Unfortunately the building is in desperate need…read moreof upgrades. The wall tv's don't work, the bathroom plumbing backed-up, etc. If the owner invested in improving the working conditions, this place could be really something special.

We were greeted upon entering and the smells coming from the restaurant were incredible. We had…read morethe New Mexican bowl, 2 beef kalbi, and 2 orders Korean tacos. Every dish was a hit. We would definitely expect to see this restaurant on the top 10. It was so good, my husband wanted to go back for lunch the next day and I would have gladly accepted had it not been for our time.

I'd been looking forward to trying Soo Bak Seoul Bowl. It has an unassuming interior but it was…read morealmost filled with people, always a good sign. You order at the front, which is a minus to us, right off. We're paying restaurant prices ($40 for lunch for two) but it is fast food ordering. I ordered the Soo Bak Bowl with beef and a fried egg. Hubby ordered barbecued beef tacos. His looked good and he said they were okay. My Soo Bak Bowl was stone cold. First bite was sprouts, fresh out of refrigerator. I didn't care for it. I researched bebimbap and it said the rice should be lukewarm but the dish is a hot (temperature) dish. Otherwise, the tastes were fine. Not sure we will be back though.