Stopped by the brewery and saw this place right next door. Stopped in for some grab and go sushi…read moreand Mexican cokes which were exactly what we needed. We tried the spicy tuna roll and spicy salmon roll which both tasted fresh like they hadn't been sitting there for too long. Drinks were ice cold. Would definitely recommend!

I love this place it's a small unique regular restaurant with a limited menu. My favorite is the…read moregeneral Tso's chicken with fried rice. Great friendly customer and hospitality service with a clean atmosphere and clean kitchen serving fresh food from order, Thank you.

The server named Kyle was very good. He noted our allergies and made sure I had something to eat…read morewith celiac. I ordered the gluten free avocado cucumber sushi, which by the way, was the best I've ever had. It is busy, but VERY worth the wait. Good music atmosphere too - we had a girl playing music when we went! I recommend this place when you're in the area.

We came to Street Food on the Green very early for dinner and the restaurant was pretty quiet at…read morethat time. I ordered the Hot Lobster Roll and thought it was very good. Not your traditional lobster roll since the lobster was stir-fried, but I still enjoyed it. The side of fries were thin and crispy and delicious. For dessert, we had the Fried Ice-Cream. The service was good and the restaurant had live music. This was a nice spot to get a meal about 10 minutes away from Montauk Lighthouse.

Are at the inlet cafe along the water (unsure if the menu is the same for topside) but we expected…read morean average meal with a beautiful setting. What we got were GREAT meals, and cold wine with a beautiful setting. -Ahi Tuna: 5/5, seasoned and seared perfectly. If I'm being totally honest this may have been the best I've ever had anywhere. -Fish Tacos: 4/5, great flavor but lacking fish. Seemed to be overstuffed with filler but still delicious. -Calamari: 5/5, all rings which is always a plus for us. Seasoned great. Overall we were very surprised with the quality of the food and left very satisfied. Considering the view, location, and quality I'd consider this a great value for what you're paying. Definitely coming back

One star for the view. Service was adequate, but not worth the $40 tip they gave themselves for a…read moreglass of wine and cup of soup. They tried to rectify it (blamed it on the new billing service) but still doubled the original tip. Gave up trying to rectify it a second time. The lobster bisque had on chunk of lobster about the size of a pistachio and was way beyond salty.

Always delicious food, Owner and staff always so friendly,…read moreOne of our favorite stop on our way from East Hampton to NYC

This was no written or editted by AI…read more We went to Bao on a recommendation and had the highest hopes. First, the décor was ok--a nice if not admirable try at creating the ambiance of the far east....along with a TV showing high def images and drone footage of the Thai countryside(I think). The lighting was poor, and to address that they put big-boy lamps on the tables...but when we needed more room on the tables and asked them to take the lamp away, I needed to use my phone to see the menu. The noise level was ok and not too cacophonic. The seats were almost comfortable. The service was less than satisfactory and was one of the reasons that this place did not end up with an average score. First, the appetizer and main courses got a little logjammed. Second, they did not have the sense to figure out how to accommodate all the dishes on the tabletop. Next, they seldom came by to check on us and refill glasses and we had to ask several times over for them to bring us more peanut sauce. The most significant transgression though came just before the finish line. We sat, and sat, and sat, and sat some more awaiting our check. Finally, I got up and summoned a passerby waiter to run our charge. The food was meh. The Larb (chicken) was a nice portion and cooked perfectly, but the chicken pieces were underseasoned, bland and i had to force myself to eat them. The lettuce was so stiff that it could not roll up the mined chicken and onions and the contents spilled all over my shirt and table. That was a harbinger. Let's move to the Massaman Chicken. It was more of a liquid than a sauce. Having made the dish many a time, this comes from a little too much coconut milk and not reducing the sauce for enough time. Sometimes it comes from rushing--but this is speculation. The chicken was cut into pleasant morsels and was a little rubbery and dry, the onions were nice and soft and tasty, and the potatoes were cooked just right. The proportions of the solid ingredients felt about right. The Pad Thai--frankly it was ok...or almost ok. The noodles were cooked properly, and the red sauce was new for me in that when I order it at a restaurant or make it at home, the default is brown from higher amounts of soy sauce. The other ingredients in the Pad Thai were scant--very little chicken, for instance, but other ingredients were sparse too. I saw a small pile of bean shoots and carrots and perhaps someone should have mixed it all up first (kitchen vs. customers) but by the time the dish made its way to me it was basically noodles. The Pad Se Ew was not a winner. It was off. First, it might have been overcooked or under-seasoned, but it was not right. Also, too, there were too many veggies and other ingredients and too little or few noodles. This dish can be made many different ways, and the sauce can be a serious and conscientious build--this seemed to be not so complex and put together rather hastily. The spring rolls are not your typical Chinese-restaurant-takeout-fried-egg roll style deliverable. The presentation was much more sophisticated and elegant, and they looked like works of art. I did not try them but the diners I was with did--and they said they tasted just as as they looked. There was a bit of food left over...some of the other folks I dined with asked for containers to bring them home-- I told them they needed to have their head examined... The service was a 1-2, the ambiance was a 2, all the dishes were 2s--maybe after a few drinks I'd give them a 2.5. Overall, if an average is 3, this was below that, so they get a 2.

Best ramen on the shoreline as always! Everything I stated in the previous review still applies,…read moreadding a photo

Wanted something different for dinner. We enjoyed a cup of decaf barley tea and bau buns while…read morewaiting for our ramen bowls. I enjoyed the chasu my husband got the veggie. Tasty, nice portion, and fresh ingredients. Clean, simple dining with seating inside and out. Ample parking and easy access. Friendly and professional service. Next time want to try the Pad Thai! Thanks!

Incredibly fresh and full of flavor, we had the paper shrimp, hot drunken noodles, and thai basil…read morefried rice with local scallops and a fried egg. The service was friendly and our glasses were never empty.

The food was absolutely delicious. I had the Drunken Ramen Noodles with Shrimp, medium spice. My…read morewife had the Bangkok Street Pad Thai with Chicken; mild spice. I really can't express how fantastic everything was prepared with authentic homemade taste. We had the Fried Vanilla Ice Cream that came with fresh fruit and whipped cream - delicious! Service was paced just right - we weren't in a hurry to go anywhere. The ambiance was moderate at best but the food was clearly outstanding and more than offset the decor. We will definitely return and highly recommend Noodle Revolution to anyone that appreciates great Asian " street food" at moderate prices.

I don't usually go to the same restaurant twice in one trip--but I made an exception for Mountain…read moreMoose... and it was 100% worth it. From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere is warm, cozy, and inviting--perfectly fitting for Newport but with a unique charm that really sets it apart. The food? Absolutely outstanding. Everything we ordered was fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. You can tell there's real attention to detail in both the ingredients and presentation. It's the kind of menu where you want to come back just to try everything. What truly made the experience exceptional, though, was the service. The staff was incredibly friendly, attentive, and genuinely seemed to care that we had a great experience--not rushed, not forced, just natural and welcoming. The fact that we came back a second day says it all. If you're in Newport and looking for a place that delivers on both food and experience, Mountain Moose is an absolute must. Can't wait to come back again!

Stopped in here on a cold night looking for a warm bowl of sustenance. I will readily admit, that I…read morewas looking for curry and went into a ramen spot (shame on me), but the moose name, the lodgey feel, and the Asian cuisine was a mixture I had to see for myself. The chicken satay was excellent. Very juicy and flavorful. If the same chicken was in my ramen, I probably would give this place a five star review. The curry ramen was filled with a spicy flavorful broth and a healthy serving of accoutrements but the chicken was very dry. Given that was my only complaint and the woman who served me was extremely gracious, mountain moose earns my recommendation. Note, if you're looking for massamam curry, just go to a Thai restaurant.

Wow! I love sushi and this place did not disappoint, the rolls are fresh and delicious. We did not…read moresit at the hibachi table but we ordered dinners and mine was amazing! The other plate did not come out at the same time and was good but not great, that's why only 4 stars but I will be going again soon!

Looks like their standards might be slipping. Ordered takeout through their website which was very…read moresimple. 15 minutes to pick up was exceptional. Packed nicely in paper bags. The Dallas didn't seem as fresh and crisp at it usually does. The miso soup was good. But the main course seemed lacking. Ordered a couple Bento boxes and the tempura seemed to have been over cooked. More crispy and greasy and the items inside lacking taste. Was disappointed in the white rice as it seems they may have switched to jasmine rice with it being too dry. Overall I would give the experience a three.

Got takeout the other night from here and it was delicious! Got the General Tso and it actually had…read moresome kick to it! So thank you for that as most places don't! The fried rice was delicious as well along with the spring roll. Definitely will order again from here! Food came hot and fresh and I love to see that especially on a takeout order. If you see them on Grubhub or UberEats you shall not be disappointed

Food is BANGING! Service is great and the place is clean. 10/10…read moreEverything is freshly made and you can actually taste the difference

Large place easy to find seat. Everyone speaks cantonese here. The chefs are from hong kong and 台山…read more Authentic Cantonese dim sum they make their own fresh. So much better than flushing, Manhattan or Brooklyn dim sum restaurants, can't compare.What a gem! The last time i have this quality of dim sum was in Toronto over 20 years ago. ( I think you can't find same quality dim sum even in Hong Kong now because they all use precooked dim sum. ) Pig blood not the best but good. Everything large portion good price. Salty yolk buns, the buns is not as good but the salty yolk fillings are excellent. Must try the 叉燒酥 cha siu pastry, 鹹水角 fried sticky rice dumplings? I'm not sure about the translation but it's the best fresh crispy outside melt into the mouth, 腸粉 rice rolls, 牛筋 beef tendons sooo good,牛柏葉 beef tripes so soft. Siu mai are huge and perfect mix of pork and shrimp. You can't miss chicken feet. Everything so flavorful not salty.

Oriental Bar and Grill is tucked behind another building in Connecticut in a way that makes it…read moregenuinely easy to miss from the road. I drove past it the first time, but the exterior is intriguing, with waterfalls and small ponds with koi fish out front that caught my attention on the second pass. The interior is large and classically decorated, the kind of dining room that was built to handle volume without feeling like a cafeteria. I noticed the koi fish out front have a quarter machine nearby that dispenses food, a small detail that tends to land well if you are visiting with kids. The overall setup is comfortable and well maintained, and the space gave the restaurant a presence that most Chinese restaurants in the area do not match. The dim sum is the main draw, and it is served until 3pm, so timing my visit accordingly was important. I ordered the har gow and shumai, both well executed and holding up against what I have found at comparable restaurants in Boston or New York. The chili oil is good and worth using liberally. The shrimp wonton noodle soup was a standout and worth ordering on its own. For those coming outside dim sum hours, the full menu covers a solid range of Cantonese dishes. I also tried the fried rice, salt and pepper squid, and chow fun, all of which performed well. The portions throughout were generous enough that ordering with a group and sharing made the most sense. On quieter days, the food quality is noticeably more consistent, which I experienced during my visit. For good dim sum in Connecticut and a Cantonese dining room that takes the food seriously, Oriental Bar and Grill is worth the effort of finding.