One of my fav restaurants. The food is amazing. I always get the pad Thai. I also tried the lobster…read moreshooters and wow.

I'd have photos but the crowd would've all laughed at me. Greenwich, Connecticut. Iykyk. "Mhmm,"…read more"yup," "sup dude..." all not in the dictionary here. Some call it class, others call it manners. Some don't know the difference but there is one. And so I didn't break out my phone as to not embarrass myself and my loved one. And to fit in with a crowd I don't belong to. Ashamed of myself? Never. Orienta is highly rated and beloved by locals. This is somehow takeout for some of the Greenwichites although in other territories nobody would ever dare takeout from such a lovely and lively ambiant. Suit jacket upon suit jacket crowd by the inside of the door, shaking each other's hands and sharing faux cheek pecks. I saw way too many salads hit tables even though they were probably very good. Anything to stay snatched, holla at boy. Excuse me, your man... gentleman. Pilates. Reformers. Hot yoga. Musical chairs at Orienta with everyone that walks by because somehow we know everyone in this town and we're all wearing the same clothes and speak the same and happen to be at Orienta on the same night and somehow decide to join each other all for dinner. Amazing town to study. Just amazing. Anyways - Bao Buns are very good, dumplings solid. Pad Thai is like a savory pad see ew / pad Thai combo - very nice. Their star savory crepe is very fresh tasting and the chicken inside the crepe is very very nice. Pricing is fair. Service was quick, the servers were nice but cautiously and potentially judgingly so if that makes sense. Like if you waved your mitts across their face their eyes would roll behind their sockets and they'd start hitting thriller. And maybe a Soulja boy... YOUUUUUUU. You should give this place a try. It's good. I wouldn't call it 5 star great though. I'd like to try a few more things but nothing really stood out, nothing really disappointed. For the local tribes it's straight vibes. For us outta towners, one go was enough but I won't say no to a second-go.

We had a nice lunch here. Had a lunch special combo with chicken and steak. Soup was really good,…read morevery flavorful. The veggies were tasty with a nice bite to them, and the lo mein was delicious. The steak we had was cooked to order perfectly, medium rare as we asked for. The chicken was a little bit overdone, but oh well. Service was nice, and the people were friendly. It's a good choice for a quick lunch. Food came out very fast. The restaurant itself is very dark inside, but very pretty.

This is a hibachi and Asian fusion and sushi restaurant. We ordered sushi rolls, Spicy girl and…read moreGalapogos roll and Salmon roll, the Spicy girl and Galapogos roll was good, Salmon roll ok. We ordered Mongolian Beef, General Tso chicken, Thai Basil chicken, Beef Chow fun, these dishes was okay, and Steam vegetables with Shrimp, this dish was just plain vegetables with cocktail Shrimp put on top. Found portion small for value.

I went in here hoping for a quick dinner before a movie and I was surprised by how big the place…read morewas. It has a modern feel to it with the metal tables and chairs but feels fresh and clean. I started with the steamed veggie dumplings which were amazing paired with the sauce. It was soy based but wasn't too salty and had a nice, balanced sweetness to it which I loved. Then came the chicken chow fun and it was big enough that I had to take the rest home which made for a great lunch at work the next day! I loved how each bite had a new vegetable in it; eggplant, broccoli, carrot, mushroom, jicama, peppers, onions. And LOTS of noodles. I really enjoyed it! Would definitely come back maybe on a night where it's bustling a bit more (I went on a Wednesday at 5pm and was the only one there).

This is my go to spot!! She sushi is always fresh and great portions…read more For the area is not expensive They just remodeled the place and it looks great The sushi is fresh and the ratio rice to fish is always perfect The Udon is yummy and chewy I like the lunch deals they have during the week as well Food never takes more than 25min Free parking in the back

Hands down my favorite sushi spot of the moment. Their menu offers various items in case someone…read moredoesn't want sushi, but they probably will because it is like buttah. Service is great. I usually sit at the bar and they are always attentive. The ambiance is great for a date night with low lighting and good music. Follow me on ig for more: chaya_loves_wine

The restaurant is very elegant on the inside and they do offer outdoor dining. We chose the bar…read morearea since it had dimmer lighting. Immediately upon sitting down we saw that the prices were insane for what the menu items actually were. We ordered the shrimp tempura appetizer, which was $18 for 4 shrimp. It was very good, but worth it...? I don't know. The sweet potato croquettes had a great texture on the interior and exterior, but absolutely no flavor inside. The dim sum was delicious, but also overpriced for just 4 small soup dumplings. I ordered the stir-fried udon, and the noodles themselves were delicious, but the chicken was tough/overcooked and also had no flavor. The organic grilled chicken was a bit burnt on the outside and too salty. It was a $32 plate for just chicken and a few veggies-- it didn't even come with white rice or anything. For this price point, I'd expect that I'm paying for at least great service. But our waiter left us alone and only checked on us maybe twice the whole time? We were waiting about 15 minutes just to get the check because he'd completely disappeared. The restaurant wasn't crowded, and we were one of just two tables in the section, so I'm not sure why he left us alone for so long. Eventually, two other employees checked us out and packed our food after waiting that long. Overall, it was pretty disappointing and we left wishing we'd just gone somewhere else. I've gone to Japanese restaurants and had the same amount of food (if not more) for better quality, better service, and better price.

My wife and I were out to see a movie at the Mamaroneck Cinema and decided we would cap off the…read moreevening with dinner. At first, I was a little concerned because the place was crowded, but they seated us right away and we didn't have reservations. They took our order almost immediately and we did not wait long for our food, which was delicious. We started with Pork Gyoza and Vietnamese Shrimp Summer Roll. For the entrees I had the Sashimi Deluxe, and the fish was very fresh. My wife had General Tso's Chicken and the chicken was extremely tender and flavorful. The decor was lovely and noise level was moderate considering they also do full blown hibachi. But I really wanna shout out the entire staff. Every single person seemed to go out of their way to be friendly and attentive. I definitely recommend and would come back again.

Took my mother here for Mother's Day and boyyyyy I wish it was Groundhog Day so I could eat this…read moremeal over and over and over again. We started with the filet mignon lettuce wraps and the plum BBQ ribs MMMMMMM! Food was so good I'm somewhere rubbing my left nipple right now just thinking about it. For the mains, ya boy had the sesame chicken, beef fried rice, and the most elite Shirley Temple my inner child could ever dream of. Mama Love got the fried snapper, lil bro absolutely annihilated his eggplant dish. Plates was getting cleaned like rent was due. I really can't say enough good things about Red Plum. Service was good ,t's usually AMAZING, but I get it, it was Mother's Day and they was getting smoked. Still, the ambiance and vibes were stellar. Real cozy, real cool, low lighting, good energy... the type of spot you pull up to for a date, family dinner, or to fake having your life together for two hours.

We've ordered from here quite a few times and everything has always been amazing! I got the cashew…read morechicken on my most recent visit and I will definitely order it again!

I like the Jade Spoon for take out, but I love roast pork fried rice and they don't make it ..very…read morestrange for a Chinese restaurant not to..I've asked and I was told " don't know " several times when picking up a order...so many times I go elsewhere..

*Look on clipp.com for coupons!*…read more My favorite Chinese restaurant of all time is basically right next door so I never was compelled to try Aria considering I don't eat sushi, but I got a coupon in the mail and decided to try it with my mom. First off just to note, it is absolutely FREEZING in there. Probably good for the sushi station that is right out where the tables are but definitely plan on bringing a sweatshirt. I ordered the dumpling soup which was really good, nice and hot in a cold restaurant on a rainy day. My only complaint about it was that they didn't pull apart the cilantro leaves and I got a big mouthful with a sprig of it and it was unpleasant, even as someone who likes cilantro. A little goes a long way! I liked the beef negimaki, naturally its a bit hard to eat and chew but that's how it always is. The flavor was good, nothing above and beyond. Surprisingly, I was much more partial to my mom's chicken tempura than what I ordered and I would definitely order that instead next time, I really liked the flavor of the breading. I was too full and cold to get a dessert but they had tartufo and fried ice cream which I'd definitely come back to try! It isn't the best Asian restaurant in the area in my opinion but not bad!

Unpleasant experience. Waitress had some sort of attitude. Teriyaki Chicken was like rubber. The…read moremiso soup smelt like a dirty fish tank. The tuna was grey and light red. The menu had sauce and food stains all over it. The spicy tuna filling smelt disgusting. I know good sushi and hospitality when I see it. This place lacked both. Save yourself the headache and don't go to this place. It also just felt DIRTY in the dining area.

This used to be Rays Cafe, a long-standing Chinese restaurant in Larchmont that served Shanghai-…read morestyle cuisines. Thai Cookery Street Food has filled its spot, offering dine in, delivery, and pickup orders. Stepping inside of this high-class establishment with beautiful aesthetics that presented a well lite dining experience, through-out the restaurant, I found it to be a very relaxing and a welcoming environment. I was greeted and seated; the staff was very kind. I viewed the menu and chose Thai Crispy chicken rice bowl, the chicken satay, and a salad. The salad had a ginger dressing, and it was really tasty. I had the Satay chicken only because I tasted the Satay chicken at Boon Dee Moo Ka Ta. It tasted nothing like Boon Dee, so I found it the least and it was on the dry side, the Thai Crispy chicken was more on the bland side, but the jalapenos gave it a kick. This setting felt more like speed dating, instead it was speed eating. Everything was rushed and the timing of bringing out the food was way off; the food was brought out within minutes of each other. Maybe because it is Street Food, I mean, it's in the name. I had to rush eat so that the food would not get cold, but I failed. Maybe if I had a shovel, I could pack it in quickly. With a packed mouth, I desire to. Inspire more, Yelp more!

My family and I got food to go on an early Sunday night. There was no one eating in the restaurant…read moreyet (5:30pm), though there were lots of delivery people coming in and out. I'm always excited to hear about a new Asian place in the area. Their menu seemed relatively standard for Thai. They're not kidding about their spice levels! Take them seriously. The green curry was ok. There were too many fillers of peppers and bamboo shoots. The Thai fried rice was pretty standard, too. I'd skip the golden triangles, but we actually really liked the wings. We'll be trying more food from this spot - probably some different dishes.