Will absolutely return. Lots more to choose!!…read more Love the menu choices, loved the food- really cute place. Some of the best Pad Thai I've had in a very long time !!

Came here for a birthday lunch and Senyai Thai Street Food absolutely delivered. The service was…read morewarm, welcoming, and genuinely friendly from the moment we walked in the kind of place that makes you want to stay awhile. The food was excellent across the board. If you're ordering for the table, don't skip the chicken skewers tender, flavorful, and a great starter. We also tried the Thai fried rice, pad kra pow, and drunken noodles, and everything came out fresh, hot, and packed with authentic flavor. One thing I loved (and don't see everywhere): they have a full assortment of sauces right at the table. If you're someone who always wants a little extra heat, sweetness, or tang this setup is a game changer. Pro tip: get the Thai iced tea. Sweet, creamy, and the perfect balance to the spice. The space is casual but lively, and there's even a cute little retail area where you can browse Thai snacks, sauces, and other goodies to take home. Great spot for a casual lunch, dinner with friends, or a family outing. We came to celebrate a birthday and it was the perfect choice. Riverside definitely has a gem here.

Honestly the food was really good. And I feel like this has been the best ramen I've had in…read moreJacksonville. The chicken karaage was probably my favorite of the night. It was super crispy, but the meat was still so juicy. And the sweet and creamy sauces just finished the perfect bite. The ramens were pretty solid too. The matcha broth was super creamy and light. And the tonkotsu was so flavorful, with really tender chashu and a perfectly soft boiled egg. Plus the noodles were a really good texture. The restaurant itself is really cute too. They also have a convenience store type of ramen station in the front, which I really want to try. As well as a little arcade game that you can play in the front while you wait to be seated. However, I was really not a fan of the service. It's nothing really against the servers because they were super nice, but they just seemed so frazzled. We arrived around an hour before closing, but it took forever for us to be seated, despite seeing a few empty tables around. By the time we were seated, we were told kitchen would be closing in two minutes, so we had to hurry and put in our orders. All of that was fine and I didn't mind. But what I did mind was that our waitress checked our order twice when we first have it. And she came back to our table within the next five minutes to check our orders again for a third time to make sure she had down what we wanted. I wanted the matcha ramen and was most looking forward to having some chashu and egg. So she confirmed my order three times that I wanted matcha ramen. But when it came out, she gave me the vegetable bowl. I knew the kitchen had closed at that point, so I just ate it, but I was really disappointed. (I did get to try a bite of my friends egg and chashu, which also didn't really help because it was so good and made me wish mine came with those even more.) When we were finished eating, it took forever for the checks to come out. This I also didn't mind that much, because the servers, again, looked really frazzled trying to close up. But at this point we had waited until well after their closing time, so part of me was hoping they could just close us out first and then finish closing down the place. I think we waited at least half an hour from when we first asked for the check (at which point we had already been waiting a while) to when we finally got our cards back. I did see they charged me for the vegetable version of the matcha ramen so it was whatever, but then also I was confused - so it wasn't a mix up in the kitchen, she rang it up as the vegetable one from the beginning! Even though I never mentioned it and she never said vegetable when confirming my order. It was a dollar less to get tofu instead of an egg and chashu which doesn't seem worth it. Writing this all out, I'm sorry to rant, because the food really was good. And looking at other reviews, it looks like the service is usually pretty good. But again, it was just disappointing. That being said, I am really hoping it was a one off thing because I would go again and try some other menu items too.

I just had a late lunch in MODU Ramen yesterday and I was thoroughly impressed…read more The first thing was the Service... the waitress was welcoming and attentive throughout the meal. She was patient as my wife and I and a few friends reviewed the large menu with her, and followed up throughout our meal. The second was the food We started with sharing an appetizer of garlic soy fried chicken wings and dumplings...very tasty Then I had Tonkotsu Ramen and my wife had tempura udon... both were large servings, with home made noodles and a favorable pork broth with fresh vegetables. Mine had a 3 pieces of a thick cut pork and egg in the broth what was really surprising was when the dessert came... I think it was called mango Bing Soo... What it is, is a huge bowl of shaved ice with Mango and cream. It was delicious... and perfect for after the main dish we ordered... and I would go there just to get that dessert alone.... I don't normally take my time to recommend a place but I recommend this one as a find .. highly

took my girlfriend to Soupa Noodle three times in two weeks, we couldn't get enough of the pho…read more the onigiri were also delicious, the food came quickly, and the whole concept of the place is really fun

Today my build a bowl really hit the spot. (Full disclosure I was nursing a hangover and this was…read morethe comfort food I needed lol). I love that they offer vegan broth and tons of veggies on their menu. The kiosk computers make it easy to order exactly what you want and customize everything. Food came out quick, piping hot, and bursting with flavor.

I had an incredible dining experience at Sichuan Kitchen! We ordered the Sichuan dumplings, chicken…read morefried noodles, pork fried rice, and King Pao chicken--and every single dish was outstanding. Everything was made fresh to order, which really shined through in the vibrant flavors and quality ingredients. The food was truly satisfying and filling, yet surprisingly light and not weighed down, making it perfect for enjoying multiple dishes without feeling overly stuffed. The ingredients tasted fresh and high quality, and you can tell they put care into each dish. The service was friendly and attentive, making us feel welcomed from start to finish. The dishes are served family style, so keep in mind that they're meant to be shared amongst the table, which makes for a fun and communal dining experience. The restaurant itself was spotless and well-maintained, adding to the overall pleasant atmosphere. And the prices? Beyond reasonable for the generous portions and high-quality food. I can honestly say I will be back--no question about it--and I'm already looking forward to my next visit here. Sichuan Kitchen is a true gem!

Greasy, bland poor service No Szechuan flavor. No attention…read moreby staff Overpriced for what we got will not return

Love the vibe here and the mango tea is excellent Food is amazing . Belle was cool food greatread more

Food was so delicious. My server Bella was attentive and sweet. 10/10 I had boa buns, and bulgogi…read moreramen they both were very flavorful and fresh. TikiTok :lifewithrere4_

The food is great specially the Ramen. A bit expensive but the food quality never fails. It's…read moremostly an evening restaurant with a happy hour. I've never had the opportunity to sit there and eat, pretty much take out. My daughter and I both love Various aspects of the menu Comm I'm more inclined towards the and wings. She's a vegetarian. When in doubt I Domu.

Visited Friday evening with a friend. We ordered the wings, richy rich ramen and a few drinks…read more For starters the service was SO SLOW. We were there for over 2 hours that's how slow it was. They offer bar seating but forget to mention that the bartenders will ignore you and you'll need to get their attention to get ANYTHING. Water... had to ask. Silverware... had to ask. To place an order for appetizers... had to ask. To place an order for drinks... had to ask. To place an order for entrees... had to ask. For the check... had to ask. Love to feel like a bother and paying for it at the same time But really I have never visited this location and has good or great service. Most importantly after spending so much time here my friend and I both spent the night up sick. Not sure if it was from the wings or the ramen but it seemed we both had a slight case of food poisoning. Overall save yourself the time and drive to other ramen places available in Jax, as there are much better ones that won't leave you sick.

Wow! Such delicious, new Vietnamese dishes I've never tried before!…read more Came here with some business friends and they introduced me to this spot. Of course I had to get my favorite pho but we all tried the butter quail, prawns, tofu, and coconut salad. All were so delicious and fresh, but my favorite was the butter quail. I loved the way it was crispy and how it was cooked. The restaurant is spacious and nice for a big group. Our waiter and the owner were friendly and hospitable. I would definitely come back here to try more!

I came back here again for an in-dining experience this time with my friends…read more This time I ordered the beef satay skewers and the galbi short ribs rice platter. I also got to try the beef banh mi. The beef satay skewers were very good. The galbi rice platter was ok. It was lacking flavor. The banh mi was alright, I've had better.

Believe the hype! I tried Crazy Chopsticks for the first time this weekend and it was great. I got…read morethe General Tso lunch combo which comes with pork fried rice and choice of an egg roll or a canned drink. Since it was a hot day and I placed our to go order as a walk-in, I decided to enjoy a Poppi while I waited. Service was extremely friendly and helpful. There are two 4-top tables so it's mostly a takeaway spot. The General Tso's chicken was delicious but I was even more impressed by the fried rice. It wasn't the yellow rice that a lot of spots serve - it was actually fried and had great flavor. My mom enjoyed her pepper steak combo with egg roll & her husband raved about the hot and sour soup.

Okay, let me start off by saying this, Crazy Chopsticks actually has brown fried rice! Most of you…read morewho remember Chinese food from the 80s and 90s don't need me to say anything else because if you know then you know! Now here is a review for everyone else. I called ahead of placing my phone order because my order was a fairly large pickup order. The guy that answered the phone was so so nice (you know who you are... in one of the photos), lol. He wasn't in a hurry to get me off the phone and actually seemed happy that I called with questions. He answered all of my questions and even gave me some menu item suggestions. Here are a few tips, for parties or large families the restaurant offers party tray sizes. Also if you call early for large orders and let restaurant know when (what time) you need to pickup the party order they will try to have your order ready for you. They will also add bean sprouts and egg to you fried rice if you ask (do yourself a favor ASK!). Okay let's talk about the food. Let's just say Crazy Chopsticks had me when I read another post claiming that Crazy Chopsticks served good ole back in the day brown fried rice. If you really want to jump back in a Time Machine request the addition of bean sprouts and eggs to your fried rice order. Ohhhh, it was excellent! See photos! My order included a few types of fried rice chicken, shrimp and house fried rice. Flavor wise they were great especially with the bean sprouts and egg additions. The only thing I noticed was that there were smaller pieces of chicken in the chicken fried rice and not larger sizes of chicken like those in the chicken and broccoli dishes. Also the size of the shrimp are smaller for the rice and Lo-mein compared to the larger shrimp found in the other dishes like shrimp and broccoli for instance. If someone from Crazy Chopsticks reads this review consider adding green onions, bean and egg to you fried rice! Everyone should experience the retro classic fried rice! The Lo-mein was excellent also. The Lo-mein and fried rice both had that kiss of a sizzling iron wok taste. It's a special char taste. It's that special flavor like the difference between a burger cooked on a griddle and a burger that cooked on charcoal grill. They are both great but one really says Summer is here! The egg rolls and dumplings were amazing. The dumplings were perfectly cooked, the filling wasn't dry and it was well seasoned. The sauce had great flavor tangy and slightly sweet at the same time. The egg rolls were nice and crunchy and Crazy Chopsticks carries the duck sauce that has apricots in it! So extra bonus points for that. I'd love a vegetable egg roll option though (one with the wonton wrapper that is) I'm not sure if they offer one though as this also seems to be one of those phantom things from the 90s! Let's talk main dishes. The chicken and broccoli was excellent. The brown sauce is the classic salty/ umami sauce not the sweet brown sauce. The chicken was very tender and the broccoli was fresh and still had the right amount of crunchiness. The same goes for the shrimp and broccoli. The shrimp were large, fresh and clean. The shrimp egg fu yung and the vegetable egg fu yung dishes were perfectly cooked. As you can see in the photos the container had a bit of extra oil but placing the patties on paper towels before plating them helped with that. The shrimps were fresh and clean. The vegetable egg fu yung included carrots, broccoli, onions, mushrooms and I believe zucchini. The dish was chocked full of vegetables. The gravy had good flavor, it wasn't the sweet type of gravy. The gravy was pretty oily on top though. Once I removed the extra oil the gravy was great. The sweet and sour chicken was good also. Not overly battered like some places serve with mostly batter and barely any chicken, you know what I'm talking about. No, these had a great balance just enough batter for a crispy outside and nice juicy tender pieces of chicken on the inside. The sweet and sour sauce was unique not your typical sauce, there was a little something different in it that made it a step above most Chinese takeaways. Give it a try to see what I mean! The sesame chicken was delightful. The sauce on the sesame chicken was really good! The chicken was tender and juicy and the breading was just right not overly breaded or so hard that the chicken sounds like rocks hitting your plate. Anyone that enjoys sesame chicken will like this one. Then there's the garlic Fried Chicken wings. I believe this was their #1 seller for fried chicken. I ordered one order with sauce and one order with sauce on the side. The order with sauce was good, nice and flavorful. The chicken wings that had the sauce on the side were slightly overcooked. It's was probably just a one off situation so I wouldn't allow this to stop you from trying the wings sauce less. Let's not forget the sugar biscuits they had ju