First visit to Fusion Peru was a great start. Our server suggested the Chaufa de Mariscos -- sort…read moreof a Peruvian equivalent to seafood fried rice. Delicious, with shrimp, octopus, squid, etc. intermixed with delicious rice. Prices here aren't cheap, but the portion size was very generous -- took my lunch leftovers home and fed myself and my better half for dinner as well. Friendly service, cozy little place. Check it out!

First, the food is authentic. I call Peruvian the first fusion. "Traditional," dishes include…read moremulti-cultural ingredients and cooking processes, like stir frying, adding "French fries," (the potato, though, comes from Peru) and influences from Africa, Asia, and Europe. The staff is friendly and dedicated, and the place has a calm atmosphere for enjoying "gormet street food." My favorites are the ceviche, prepared when you order, the Aji de Gallina, and the Papas Ala Huancayina.

The food is well prepared and the service is timely. I had a great conversation with the one of the…read moreworkers .

The food at RR Pinoy was good but the inside seemed a little old/rundown/dirty which made me not…read moreenjoy the ambiance of the place. Additionally, I feel like the surrounding area was a little... "sketch", even if the place is close to campus. It was fine during the daytime but I definitely would not want to be there alone at night. The service is similar to any mom-and-pop shop: good but not over-the-top. Food was out very fast and the cashier/waiter was friendly! I gave it a 4 because the food was good but I'd get it to go next time instead of eating there. I'd also recommend checking out Bangkok Thai Kitchen if you're hankering for really good Thai food on Harvey Mitchell.

Been awhile since I've last been here when they first opened up but food is still top notch. They…read morenow have dessert and alcohol. Oysters were fresh and BIG. Cajun Wings were flavorful and MEATY, crispy and hot. And seafood was extremely flavorful and fresh. Will always be back

I went here with my coworkers last week. I do NOT like the food here. I ordered the fish and shrimp…read morebasket. Yech! The coating on the fish and shrimp was gigantic and nasty and I peeled it off the shrimp and just ate them plain. The fries were ok. My coworkers like the seafood boils but I don't like working for my food. Plus its too messy. Also I don't eat sausage, but I dont want to fight with crawfish, crab and shrimp to get a tiny lil piece of seafood meat. Yea this place just isn't my thing.

First time here at this place, I was craving Korean food and I came here. The service was excellent…read moreand she was on top on getting drinks filled up and sides. The place was quiet and the music was soothing. Its great to enjoy awesome food. My kimchi soup was great, it had rice cake in there and pork. I wish there was a little more meat and rice cake. The bulgogi was great, the only thing I didn't care for was the noodles. I ate so much, I was completely full. I would come back again for sure and try something else. I would recommend this place.

I went with my family to celebrate a birthday here and we brought along a friend and a baby. The…read morewoman (most likely the owner) was extraordinarily accommodating and made sure we all were comfortable (and we were!). Once the table was set, most of us ordered unsweet tea and it was tough to drink. It tasted like stale Whataburger tea. I asked for lemons and Sweet N Low but they only had Splenda. She brought out the sides for our table and the kimchi was okay...nothing that had fermented long enough. The cold radish was a highlight. The potatoes were tough and I did not even try the jelly... For our entrees, all of us got bulgogi except for my mother who got the spicy seafood soup. Our friend tried ordering the sautéed chicken but the waitress literally said, "is it your first time? You get bulgogi. I promise." She completely hijacked his ordering experience and ended up with a dish he didn't like. None of us liked our food (except my mother). "Mom, y'all (referring to me and her) make better bulgogi than this at home," said my brother. I don't disagree...the texture was rubbery and it was tasteless. This being my 3rd time here (I always get some form of bibimbap), I expected the same quality. The presentation was nice but so much was lacking. Great service, C-tier food.

Let's jump right in and get to it. To start, Coco Shrimp originated in the downtown DFW area by…read moreIsaac and Lauren Hadley along with some family members. They loved the food of Oahu, which I fully agree, is flavorful and fantastic. and I'm glad to see they're making their way south *come to Houston next?!* Location & Parking - 3.5* (5* if walking) I always like making a visiting to CS since my days living here. What I don't love is the level of change for the worse as real estate developers (in this case a PPP b/w Midway and the University) continue to bleed college kids, or their parents, for more money. So what am I ranting about as it pertains to Coco Shrimp? The parking sitch! This gem of a food spot is located in Century Square, which in itself is excellent for walking to if you're a student on campus or nearby resident. It's not so great for locals or anyone who has to drive here. The spaces are pay to park all around this area. Now, it is gratis for the first hour if you register in the ParkMobile app, and that is only good once per day. For Coco Shrimp that's plenty of time to dine and enjoy a quick catch up with friends, but no hanging around unless you want to take your chances with what are surely underpaid parking attendants just doing their jobs for the RE overlords. For reference, 1-2 hours it is $3.00, for 2-3 hours it is $4.00. Check the Century Square website, or the parking app, for the latest pricing. There is a solution to this, but I'll end this rant here. So off the bat, the whole pay to park just grinds my gears as an old timer who remembers a much different Aggieland. I'll go yell at a cloud now. Interior / Vibe - 5* Once you handle your parking situation it's all on the up from here. The interior layout, character, and vibe is solid. It definitely has the island life and chill vibe you get with little spots on the island. They have plenty of seating to meet a group of friends and they are quick to greet you. All of the interior was very clean and well kept. It shows the workers take pride and enjoy it here. Food - 5* The concept is simple, which is what makes it genius. They offer primarily rice and salad with your choice of shrimp options: spicy, sweet & spicy, butter garlic, lemon herb, or a sampler. Breaded/fried or grilled only for the options. I inhaled my entire meal, it was fantastic and I would easily eat here frequently if given the chance. The taste of Hawaiian island life is here and it's delicious. Service - 5* It's counter style ordering here and they do their best to locate you when your order is ready. They are quick to greet and they are really helpful in guiding you through the menu options. I love the sustainability aspect of providing a souvenir style cup that makes for a great cup at the house but also a discounted refill cup when you return. Really solid on their part. Cost / Pricing - 4.5* I say it all the time, this is subjective. I find it to be good value. Is it the same cost as a food truck in Hawaii that will get ya a meal for $5-10 bucks? No, is it a solid portion of fresh rice and salad, shrimp, and quality to bring it and satisfy a normal appetite? Absolutely. I think it's a fair balance. Overall - 4.5* I'm rounding up here since we can't score half ratings. I am tempted to knock it to a four star given the parking, but it's not entirely in their control aside from leasing elsewhere - I'm sure they wanted to be close to campus for strategic reason. As someone who worked in the industry, knows the work it takes day in and day out, I couldn't be happier for these folks. I'd love to meet them and have very real conversation about a Houston location. There are plenty of staples to visit in the BCS area, but this place is definitely one of my faves to visit in DFW or CS when looking for a quick, fresh bite. Come check it out!

Coco is a nice change-of-pace spot for a lighter lunch/dinner. We took the advice of others and got…read morethe sampler platters. Think the clear winner was the original Coco Shrimp -- the butter shrimp, spicy, and sweet/spicy were all good, but were maybe trying a little too hard. Generous rice portion with the platter (enough to make this into two meals with leftovers). Great service, tasty hibiscus tea. Note that this is in Century Square, so you have to deal with that parking situation.

Great food and service ! Best BBQ in BCS. Five stars all the way! Fast and fantastic food.read more

Food, service and atmosphere was perfect. The young servers were probably the best I have seen in a…read morewhile. All were attentive ( helping eachother where needed / team work) always smiling and helpful and not one of them was ever seen not doing anything or on their phones which is a huge plus! I believe the owner also came through and also made sure we were good, every staff that we came in contact with had a smile on their face amd looked happy to be there. Our first time there and definitely won't be our last when passing through! Didn't take pics but the Big Dawg bowl was sooo good!

Great food and quality! Thank you for great lunch . Loved the tofu option I would go back !read more

I'm from the Midwest so finding poke was a treat for me while visiting down here…read more Upon entering, they asked me if it was for here or to go, I said "to go", and he said "ok good" ‍ Whatever that means lol. The cheapest bowl is $16.50, which to me was a wee high considering the "3 proteins" you get to choose are literally tablespoons of protein. The food was all laid out on what I'm assuming was a refrigerated bed, but did look a little wet and questionable. However when in Rome, I was already committed. All in all, food was good, just wish pricing was a little better. Definitely a once in awhile treat after paying $17 for lunch

Food 1/5 Service 4/5…read moreAmbiance 2/5 I do not think there is any reason to visit here. There are many better and even cheaper asian spots in College Station. The food is mediocre and soulless. I could have made the same food better at home and faster. The service was adequate. The place is too dark inside and they had an external fan that was blowing air that smelled like fish.

Pretty standard Mongolian grill. Their bowls to fill your items with are a little small compared to…read moreother places but the chefs cook it well. They do have a good lunch happy hour with good pricing. The place was hot inside even with their giant swamp cooler