Had this on my list for a minute, glad I finally got to check it out!!!!! From the outside it…read morelooks very unassuming.. it reminded me of the traditional Korean food stall in style/look . Im guessing thats intentional.. when I went in the interior was minimal in design but nice. I really liked it.. it seemed homey and inviting. I got the beef bullgogi bibimbap and the server recommended that I get it in the stone pot as it will keep it hotter and make the rice on the bottom crispy. Glad i listened. It was delicious! And the mix of crispy rice enhanced the experience. Id happily come back! To try all their other options esp since Korean food is in my top 3 favs!

This place is the definition of a hidden gem…read more The food is super fresh and full of bold, authentic Korean flavors -- but fair warning... most dishes bring the heat . If you're not into spicy food, definitely ask before ordering. The space itself is very small, but that's part of the charm. It's always packed with locals, which tells you everything you need to know people come here for the food, not the fancy setup.

Everything is delicious, and the prices are great. Service…read moreis always good. Have been here over 10x

I've driven past Dumpling King so many times and finally decided to stop in to try it. I ordered…read moretakeout, but they do offer indoor seating if you want to dine in. The space looked clean overall, though it could probably use a few updates to the interior. Service was quick and straightforward, which is always a plus when you're grabbing food to go. I ordered the special house fried rice, dumplings, and fried chicken. The dumplings and fried chicken were both really good -- flavorful and satisfying. The only thing that didn't work for me personally was the fried rice, which was a bit too oily for my taste. Overall, I enjoyed most of the food and would come back again, especially for the dumplings. Good option if you're looking for a quick, casual bite.

If you're a Pho soup lover, this place is a must…read more The soups here are incredible -- rich, flavorful, and always taste homemade. Every spoonful hits, especially when you're craving something comforting or just want a solid, satisfying meal. It's also perfect for grab-and-go. Quick, easy, and still high quality, which is hard to find.

You know how some restaurants have terrible service but you give them grace because the food is…read morebomb?! Well, this isn't one of those places. And I feel like I have to say this: some of these reviews are clearly linked to exposure. The pho here was FINE. Solid 3. The service? Not good at all. The woman who cooks/runs this place was all over the place. There was nothing kind, grateful, or warm about her as she took orders and prepared food. Her husband was nice but the lack of attentive service from her was not cool. She was very tuned in to the other couple dining but I called her several times (in that tiny space) and she seemed to not hear me. I also have to say that the size of their homemade teas is super generous. However, while I was there, two tables, including mine, were served Thai Iced Teas with sour milk. When I finally got the owner's attention, she frowned when I told her and said, "I just served that." And then went to the other table to double-check as if my words wouldn't quite do it. lol The other table confirmed it was sour. The owner took the cups, no apology or nothing, and asked us if we wanted it remade. I asked for a coke instead. A bottle was $5... five whole dollars. Egg rolls: okay. Def a bit bland.. Served with some weird ketchupy sweet/sour sauce. I asked for fish sauce, which was good. Paid about $36 for pho, egg rolls, and a drink. If this is your only pho option in the area, go for it, but i was not impressed especially once my stomach processed the sour milk.

I got the custom ramen creation Things i reccomend…read moreTonkotsu If you hate veggies like me I say "Can I please get the ramen with only the Egg, Chansu pork/chicken/tofu, and noodles" Try the popcorn chicken (Taiwanese style) Boba reccomendation Strawberry popping boba with ice tea

Returning to some of my favorite ramen spots has become my new favorite. I recently returned to…read morethis restaurant for some tranquil and me time. This ramen hits the spot, the ramen is incredible, the hot tea and the entire experience is superb. The restaurant is cozy, the staff is friendly and the ramen is perfection. Highly recommended if you are visiting the hallandale area. Parking available inside the plaza and don't forget to order your boba tea ;)

I came here through a Groupon deal, so it was basically a free experience which made it easy to…read moregive it a try. Overall, it was just okay. Nothing bad, but nothing that really stood out either. The experience was decent for the price, and I'm glad I checked it out. That said, it didn't fully wow me but I'd consider going back to give it another shot, maybe trying different options next time.

I came here because it was cold outside and I was really craving a good bowl of pho. I ordered the…read moreoxtail pho, and honestly...I was disappointed. The place was cute and the service was decent. For the price (which I can't remember exactly), it just wasn't worth it. They give you one big piece of oxtail and a few small cut-up pieces, which didn't feel like enough. The broth was also pretty plain, so I found myself trying to build up the flavor instead of enjoying it as is. We also ordered calamari and spring rolls, and both were very bland. The only thing that really gave them any taste was the dipping sauce. The only thing I truly enjoyed was the peach wine it was really good and probably the highlight of the experience. Overall, I wouldn't go back for the food.

We ordered a portion of anticucho (beef heart skewers), jalea de mariscos, pollo a la brasa, and…read morepicarones. If you're looking for truly authentic Peruvian cuisine, this may not be the place for you. As a Peruvian myself--very proud of my culture and our rich, flavorful cuisine--I felt the food did not meet traditional Peruvian standards. The anticucho was not grilled, and it seemed to have far too much ají especial or red Peruvian dried pepper. The jalea de mariscos was excessively dark, which suggested old oil was used, and it was quite dry. While the overall flavor was acceptable, the portions of fish and seafood were very small. The picarones (Peruvian doughnuts) were made with white flour, whereas the authentic recipe uses sweet potato and pumpkin flour; however, the syrup was good. The pollo a la brasa had good flavor but was dry, and the fried potatoes were just okay. This place used to be top-notch, but unfortunately, it no longer lives up to that reputation. Prices range from approximately $20 to $25 per dish.

So they charge extra for corvina ceviche and was served a clearly pink-fleshed fish, corvina is…read morewhite flesh, not pink. When we flagged it to our waitress, she came back with the chef's response claiming it was just "a different size" of corvina. That is not how fish works. The color of the flesh does not change with size. We were lied to our faces rather than given an honest answer. Paying a premium to be deceived and then dismissed is unacceptable. I will not be returning.

We drive 30 minutes to eat here. I wish there were way more of this type of restaurant in Miami,…read morebut alas it is what it is. The old owners opened and closed when they felt like it, so hours were inconsistent. Look everything is pretty solid here - they are sichuan cuisine, so most things are spicy. I order in Chinese so the translations might be a bit strange. The water and chili cooked fish is a classic - the green one specifically. Dry pot here is very solid. The squid was very good as well. Took my parents here - these restaurants are everywhere in CA, but they are few and far between in Miami. This spot has become my go to for when I need something solid and reasonably priced! Feels close to home - everyone speaks Chinese here which is great. Some big tables so good for bigger groups. Everything is family style, so come with more people!

These are photos of two different trips to this restaurant where we ordered the same thing so let…read morethat speak for itself.... This place is a hidden gem in north Miami tucked away in a tiny strip mall on the side of the road. Service is quick and efficient and their sichuan dishes really stand out. A whole fish was able to serve around 5 people and the sides were all delicious. Anything on the menu will be a hit. For Miami, this is very close to authentic Chinese cooking you'll find elsewhere and if you're away from home and craving some real sichuan food this will definitely hit the spot!

I honestly didn't think much walking in, but wow--this has to be some of the most delicious Thai…read morefood I've had in a really long time. Total never judge a book by its cover moment (I only even took a photo of the entrance because we were too busy eating). The Pad Thai was perfectly balanced--flavorful without being overly sweet, which is hard to find. I had the Khao Soi with chicken and it was incredible: the right mix of savory, a touch of sweetness, and just enough spice to keep it interesting. My husband ordered the red beef curry with rice and loved it as well--rich, comforting, and full of flavor. This place seriously exceeded expectations. We'll 100% be back.

This place was nice, a little cold, but clean. Stopped by for lunch. The waiter was extremely kind…read more The food was fresh and tasty. They have a nice lunch specials which I highly recommend. Chicken fried rice and Squid Rings Coconut Water

This is a spot that I normally frequent with my mom when I'm in town, and I love coming here. The…read morefood is consistent, delicious, and comes out quickly. The location feels very homey when you are eating there, which is a nice change. It feels like you are visiting a relative's home and they are cooking for you. The dishes are flavorful and you can really taste the love they put in to each meal. This is my favorite place to get Vietnamese dining in the area and will always be my first choice when trying to figure out something to eat and I don't want to cook at home.

It's been a while since I stopped at a random spot, and I'm so glad I found Little Saigon…read moreVietnamese Restaurant. The food was absolutely delicious, and the service was top-notch. My server was incredibly patient, especially since it was my first time at the restaurant. They have a wide variety of options, including rice, udon, and Boba smoothies. I'm definitely planning to return for a warm bowl of pho. And the prices are incredibly affordable, so I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great meal. It was empty when I came in so I enjoyed the peace and quiet

This is one of those low-key local spots that everyone in the neighborhood knows about and for good…read morereason. The place is always full of locals (which is always a good sign), and the food never disappoints. Everything tastes fresh, flavorful, and authentic not your typical overly greasy takeout. What really makes it even better? They sometimes offer free delivery, which is a huge plus when you just want great food without leaving the house.

House Of Chang has been in North Music Beach off 19th Ave for over 20 Years. It is a staple of the…read moreNMB community. It is Chinese American Food at its best. Don't come here looking for any traditional or specialty food because i id not on the menu. What you will find are: Krab Rangoon Lo/Chow Mein Chop Suey Egg Foo Young The Combination Plates, Chef and Lunch Specials are great buys. And unlike a lot of businesses they offer the community what they want because they also have Plantains , Barbecue Chicken Wings and even a couple of Specials with Fried tilapia. As I said this place has been around for a long time and the previous owners are retired and the new owners are still offering the same friendly service, When I get a hankering for some Spicy Fried Chicken Wings, Roast Pork or Soy Garlic Beef with Eggplant I know where to go!