Incredible vibes, unforgettable food. Service was prompt and polite. I LOVED my sandwich - they're…read moreall highly customizable! - and the Mac n cheese is some of the best I've EVER had. Can't wait to come back!

I was finally able to come in to the Shortpump location on a beautiful Sunday afternoon after…read moreshopping. I had this place in my bookmark for some time now, and I was very pleased with almost everything! I was very satisfied with our meal overall, I would say the mac n cheese while well seasoned, was slightly over cooked, there were some hardened pieces of noodles in the mix. Now the customer service was great, I didn't catch the gentlemen's name who was working alone, but he was very friendly and attentive! Unfortunately the cleanliness can be better we had to wipe down our own sitting area and the floors were kinda sticky. Granted there was only one person working, so maybe that could be the reason? Overall I would come back, maybe try the downtown location next.

My favorite Indian food in Richmond. My favorite is the palak lamb and my son love the butter…read morechicken. The naan is delish too. I've alway ordered togo so I cannot comment on the service, but when I've went inside to pick up my food the inside of the restaurant looks nice and spacious. Highly recommend.

Food is Punjab style Indian and very good. It is on the pricey side though and they nickle and dime…read moreyou on sides that are usually included in Punjab style.. Onion,Mint,and Plum Chutney are usually optional at no cost. They charge $5 each. The portion is larger than the the traditional free mini cups.. But you really online want a mini cup. I also order 1 Nan and was given and charged for two. So the quality is there but the up-selling and nickle and dime'ing is unwelcoming. Could be the best around. I will have to try another to compare... |===========================| Quality for Punjab Style = 4.7 Stars Price = 3 Stars Food ready at pickup = 5 stars Union Chutney Rating = 3 stars (needs a bit more vinegar) Mint Chutney Rating = 2 stars (off) Rice = 5 Stars Nan = 3 stars |===========================|

I can see why everyone raves about Stella's. The ambiance was mesmerizing starting from the outside…read morewith the classic cars parked out front. If they aren't part of the decor, it was a treat nonetheless. We stepped inside from the rain with a parking spot very near the door. I snapped a pic on the way in to capture it's essence. We risked another walk-in with no reservations, and we snagged two prime end seats on the communal table. There were two open seats at the bar as well; might come in handy some other rainy Thursday night. The server, Murphy M., judging by the receipt, who helped my partner and I with our order, was a gracious host and incredibly well-practiced. It was a master class in serving, made effortless by him. He could not have been more accommodating, as we saw him appear inevitably at the exact right moments. Our server offered us bread and oil before the appetizer. The bread here is made fresh daily. It was so soft, I could not tell the difference from store bought. The food was exquisitely well prepared, the chefs and kitchen staff are immensely skilled. The appetizer was presented to us within a relatively short amount of time. We had time for a short discussion before the it arrived. The Tiropita was described as "four pieces of heaven." Accurate. The phyllo was thin and crisp, and the feta was creamy and delicious. I was careful not to bite too hard and ruin my pants. I had the Kotopoulo, which is a feta-brined oven-baked chicken with lemon and herbs served with lemon potatoes. The dish was cooked to perfection. The cooked potatoes were exactly as I like them, soft yet held their shape. It was an excellent meal, if a bit unwieldy (it's like half a rotisserie chicken, basically). My partner had the Hilopites, an egg noodle dish with giant beans, pine nuts, kalamata olives, cherry tomatoes, and feta, in a creamy, savory sauce that I couldn't begin to describe with mere words. The meals were both stunning, made unclear by my disastrous photography. All that being said, I did not really enjoy my meal as I was expecting. Maybe it's me, maybe it's today, or maybe the flavors simply weren't what I am accustomed to with the dozens of Greek restaurants from my past. I'm uncertain, and that's okay sometimes. Either way, it was a fantastic experience, and I will dine here again.

Service terrible, so rude and overbearing... food was over priced but fine, but atomsphere was…read moregreat. I won't come back again unless Im dragged in.

A great spot to have breakfast/brunch. My dosa and idly vadai combo was just what I needed on a…read morecold day in Virginia. Food tasted very much homemade. Their menu looked very reasonably priced and service was very quick as well. The folks who took and served my order were very polite and their ambience was casual and great for groups. I highly recommend it for those in and around Richmond.

Today Cole and I visited aha Indian kitchen the cashierwho explained the food was very nice and did…read morehis best to explain to me the different dishes. our meal was delicious we had the chicken tikka masala American spice which Is a four out of five on the spiceometer cole thought it was a little too spicy for him but I thought it was just perfect we also got a dosa that was my first Dosa it was a flat gigantic pancake made of rice it was two feet long and was tasty cole loved it he used it to pick up the masala and eat his food. I really enjoyed the red sauce that came with the dosa we also got naan and it was perfectly cooked everything was perfect I would say that this is not a fancy restaurant. You get your own plastic forks and knives, napkins, cup and use the water pitcher on the table. as well as pick up after yourself and throw away your trash when finished. If you're comfortable with the self-serve made to order delicious Indian food this is the place to go. we really enjoyed the restaurant and are definitely going to come back.

Tazza Kitchen was a lovely choice for Valentine's Day. The atmosphere struck a great balance…read morebetween elevated and relaxed. Special enough for the occasion without feeling overly formal. It was my first visit, and I was genuinely impressed with the ambiance, service, and overall quality of the meal. The menu offers a nice variety of food and cocktails. I ordered the espresso martini, which was smooth and well balanced, and my boyfriend had the Vieux Carré, which he really enjoyed. We started with the cast iron goat cheese, and it was rich, layered in flavor, and paired with bread that was delicious on it's own. For my entrée, I chose the margherita pizza, and it was one of the best I've had. The sauce was perfect, and the crust had an ideal texture and flavor. My boyfriend ordered the spicy sausage & black pepper honey pizza. While neither of us found it particularly spicy, it was still bold and very flavorful. Service was friendly and efficient throughout the evening. It was a wonderful experience overall, and I'm looking forward to returning.

I really wanted to enjoy Tazza Kitchen. The food was actually really good, which somehow made the…read morewhole experience even more frustrating. When we first walked in, the place was pretty crowded, but we were able to grab a couple spots at the bar and figured we'd settle in for a good night. That's where things went sideways. The bartender appeared to be the only one working, and while I understand being busy, the attitude and behavior were honestly shocking. Every interaction felt aggressive. Remotes getting slammed around. Napkins and pens tossed onto the counter. Water being splashed onto the floor like a toddler throwing a tantrum. The entire atmosphere at the bar felt tense and uncomfortable. It got to the point where we almost felt awkward ordering anything because every request seemed like it was ruining their night. At one point another couple sat down next to us and almost immediately started looking around like, "is this really happening right now?" I actually ended up warning them that no, they weren't imagining it, and that it had been our experience the entire time too. That alone should tell you how uncomfortable the atmosphere was. Which is unfortunate because the kitchen actually did their part. The food was good. Really good. But good food only carries a place so far when the service makes you want to leave before the meal even arrives. I've worked in and around hospitality long enough to understand busy nights happen. But there's a huge difference between being overwhelmed and taking it out on customers. Tazza Kitchen has the food figured out. Now they just need the front of house experience to match it.

Best middle eastern food in RVA. I especially loved their tika chicken. Super tender and juicy! The…read morebread is baked fresh in-house. Sometimes they have special order and special menus. Be sure to ask them what it is because it's not always in the menu.

My favorite falafel spot... they have really good authentic Iraqi kas and their falafel are so good…read moreyou can eat one after another without stoping. I ordered their Eid date cookies "kleicha" and it was just like how my mom makes it. I loved it!! Definitely recommend for how clean they are and how fresh the food always is. Their service is really good but their food takes a bit long so they can assure the freshness! Worth it

My husband and I randomly found this place yesterday while we were in the area. And( I'm glad we…read moredid. It was such a good find. We both loved our food, and if you know me, I can be rather picky when it comes to trying new spots ‍ Our food came out quick, the service was great, and the place itself was super clean. No complaints here. This is definitely somewhere we'd come back to.

Stopped here on my drive to home. Having just lived in NYC with many banh mi restaurants, I think…read morethis is more like 3.5 just for the food tests Portion size is smaller, lemon grass pork was a bit weird. The dynamite roll tho, hit different. Definitely the highlight. Great great customer service, owner came to greet us. Very spacious restaurant.

If you know, you know. And if you don't know yet, let me be the one to introduce you…read more O!nigiri is one of those places that feels like a little secret, tucked right next to Lotte Plaza Market, which is honestly the perfect location. I've made it my personal rule to stop here before I grocery shop, because walking into Lotte on an empty stomach is a financial decision I can no longer afford to make. I got the salmon, tuna, and sukiyaki, and every single one was exactly what a good onigiri should be: generously filled, perfectly textured rice that holds together just right without feeling like a compressed brick, and flavors that are clean and satisfying without trying too hard. It sounds simple because it is simple. That's the whole point, and that's exactly why it's so hard to do well. The owners are warm and genuinely friendly in a way that feels real, not rehearsed. The interior is small and charming, lined with anime figures and collectibles that give it this cozy, personal energy, like eating in someone's lovingly curated living room. Seating is limited, but I usually take mine to go anyway, eating it in the parking lot like a man who has zero regrets. Here's the thing though. O!nigiri used to have a spot in Carytown years ago, and when they closed, I took it harder than I'd like to admit. Something about losing a place that does something specific incredibly well hits different. So when I found out they were back, I felt genuinely victorious. Don't sleep on this place. It's a small, perfect thing in a city that deserves more of them.

I'm glad Richmond has a solid option for onigiri now. They have so many kinds to choose from and…read morethey also have a fun variety of Asian bottled drinks. I appreciate their allergen list. We were asked if we'd like them warmed up in the microwave. The shop is quaint and a mom and pop. The owner is very friendly. There are a few small tables for inside seating, though grab and go seems to be more common.

I have tried the location in Carytown and it's pretty good…read more This location is good too! We went because they take reservations on open table. I wanted to pick a place for my friend's birthday. I ordered the falafel flatbread with fries. It was a massive portion. The fries were amazing too. The only thing I didn't care for was the ranch. The ranch shouldn't be watery....like....how? And why? I took off a star just because of the mistreatment of the ranch. I couldn't eat it. (Mostly because I didn't have a spoon and it wouldn't stick to anything we attempted to dip it in.)

The Daily has some good and some not so good. The…read moreatmosphere is adorable and it's usually not too packed. I went with my sister for lunch. I ordered a spicy margarita and it was perfect. We started with the tuna tower and I think that's the best thing on the menu. My sister ordered the fish tacos without the cilantro crema and it came with that. They had to send it back. I ordered the spicy avocado bowl with chicken. Mine was amazingly bland. The chicken was animatic and rubbery. It was not a flavorful dish. When my sisters fish tacos arrived the second time the fish was tough and also rubbery. I want to like it here but this is the second time I have been and the food lack depth of flavor. The service was great.

They provide real authentic Korean meal choices and sides as well as drinks. Friendly and fast…read moreservice, they also give you choices of what to put in your bibimbap. Very casual and there kpop music playing but not so loud that you cant hear anyone. Will definitely be back to try their bento boxes and other appetizers.

Food Exciting to have authentic Korean food in Richmond and…read moreone with such an extensive vegan menu. They even have vegan kimchi and were so nice to bring out vegan gochujang because the one they have on the table is not vegan. We got the dolsat bibimbap and I always say the stone bowl is absolutely worth the extra money. The best part is always the crispy rice. Tteokbokki Having a vegan option without seafood was a great find. Most of the time the sauces have shellfish in them and I don't have the patience to make it from scratch. The noodles were cooked perfectly and they give you two vegetable dumplings on top. The sauce was nice and spicy without being too overwhelming. Kimchi pancakes: wish they had a bit more kimchi in them than the batter, but still good. Japchae with tofu, nice and almost beefy tasting. The black pepper was a nice punch. Korean fried tofu so nice and crispy with a really good sauce. I have been missing KFC since I turned vegan and good to know they have a good substitute for it. Service A good sized family run place where you can sit down or get take out. You order at the counter and they have a screen or you can be like us and take their paper menu to a table. A few four sized tables and some smaller two seaters. There was plenty of take out and delivery while we were seated. The person at the front was super helpful and patient as we tried to figure out what to order. They seemed busy and did not stop for too long the entire time. They came to bring us things and check in on us. Please use reusable cups for dining in and not styrofoam cups though! They have reusable utensils which is nice. Ambiance It's a fast casual place, but in a little strip mall in the county. They have K-pop playing and a stream of music videos so I didn't mind.