Kiddo and I went there for our monthly date at lunch time. First time for him and he enjoyed his…read moresashimi bento box with miso soup and fried gyoza for appetizer. I had the miso soup, Maryland and Yum-yum rolls. All tasted great, fresh, and just the right portion for lunch. Love the historical aspect of the restaurant especially the hand painted wall mural and server very attentive. Highly recommended!

The restaurant is in a historic building and has the original hardwood floors and colonial charm to…read moreprove it. Service was quick and attentive. We tried some of our fave sushi rolls and green curry - both were fantastic. The eggplant in the curry was cooked to perfection and I wanted even more. Tons of chicken in the serving. The crab Rangoon was really flavorful - I think the scallions add a fresh layer to the fried shell. I don't think many people know about this hidden place, but we would come back and tell y'all to check it out. I love that it offers authentic Japanese, sushi and Thai.

Love this place for their gluten free Chinese options. Their gluten free fried rice is delicious…read more They also make a honey chicken that is comparable to general tso that is amazing and gluten free. Would recommend getting a hint spicy. Not gluten free but also delicious are their Vietnamese spring rolls!

Yesterday was busy, and neither Spousal Unit or I wanted to cook. We decided to order delivery…read morefrom Modern Asia; good choice! SU ordered Kung Pao Shrimp, her "go-to" and every Asian restaurant, and compares each one to China Garden's version. Her verdict: Modern Asia's was "OK", and she told me I could eat the leftovers for my lunch. I did. My verdict was the same: OK, but nothing to write home to Mother about. (My comparison, BTW, is to a restaurant we enjoyed in Ithaca New York that made Kung Pao with peppers that would flay your face from the inside if you dared to eat one. Modern Asia's didn't even tickle, making it a let down). I ordered Seafood Combination Chinese Yellow Curry, a new dish for me. It was yummy. Described as one-pepper spicy on the menu, it had less heat than the Kung Pao, but the curry sauce had layers of flavor. It featured shrimp, scallops, and calmari plus a wonderful mix of peppers, onions, and other veg. All were nicely (crisply) cooked, even taking into account the Door Dash delivery time. I really enjoyed it. Next time I may ask for a bit more heat, but as it is, I hoovered up every morsel. Try it - you'll like it!

Delicious!!! I haven't had a shumai so good in a minute and the chicken was very tasty, I also got…read morea strawberry matcha and surprisingly was very good!! We were welcomed by an amazing server/hostess, he took care of us made us feel special. The place is sooo beautiful!!! Definitely a 10/10 spot

New favorite spot in Frederick alert??…read more We have always had a soft spot for Asian fusion, especially Thai fusion, and this place did not disappoint! From the decor to the food, I was so thoroughly impressed with the experience. For appetizer we got the Massamun potstickers, and I got the Garlic Crispy Chicken rice bowl. David got the Supreme Noodle. Massamun Potstickers: Crispy on the outside, plenty of massamun curry sauce to dip the potstickers in. Only wish that there was a little more filling on the inside of the potstickers. Save the sauce if you get a rice bowl so that it doesn't go to waste! Garlic Crispy Chicken Bowl: This came LOADED with deliciously saucy yet crispy chicken bites layered with a spicy mayo sauce and sides of cucumber and carrots. There was a TON of rice too, perhaps too much but not a complaint. For $17 this was a pretty good deal. I love a good mix of soup and rice so with my leftover rice I had some of David's soup that came with the Supreme Noodles! Supreme Noodles: Portion was a bit small for $22 and wish there was more protein, but still so good. The honey roasted pork was surprisingly tender and not dry at all (I was thinking it would be like a hard/dry pork but it was saucy and flavorful!). You can pour the side soup inside or have separately, very yummy! Wish we had room for dessert (they had a Thai tea cheesecake that I am dying to try). Also see lots of people getting the Chor Muang dumplings so will have to try those next time too (our server confirmed those were popular).

Lazy fish is a hidden gem in Frederick. By far the best sushi spot in town. Authentic and delicious…read moreand most importantly fresh! I love the ambience it's very aesthetic and cute. Beautifully decorated. Staff are so friendly, by the time we were leaving it felt like saying goodbye to friends. Highly recommend!!

We only had appetizers and drinks here (a mocktail for the pregnant lady!) and we loved all of it…read more Sat by the window which was lovely. A really beautiful spot. Will return on my next visit to town for sushi!

Nothing can describe the pad kee Mao that they make. It's so tasty. I love this restaurant and am…read moreso happy I found it. The shrimp in a pot with river prawns is an awesome dish and so much fun to eat. On a few occasions I have come here for lunch and then dinner as well because it is that good. My favorite dishes in no specific order are Beef salad Pad kee Mao Spicy eggplant Ka pow krab Shrimp in a pot White pepper chicken dish (?) But anything on the menu is sure to be delicious. Staff are always super kind and service is blazing fast!!

Thai Meric is fast becoming one of our go-to choices for dining out in Frederick…read more We've now visited about 3-4 times, and the consistency of our experience here is impressive. On our last visit, a few Sunday nights ago, we popped in at dinner time on impulse and were seated immediately, though it's not a big space and it gets a lot of traffic. We walked through the little bar to the interesting and well-appointed dining room. I ordered a Singha beer and my wife got her standard Thai iced tea, very well made here. We split an appetizer of delicious crispy firecracker shrimp. She got her favorite, Pad Thai with shrimp, and I got mine, creamy green curry with chicken (I chose a 3 out of 4 on spiciness, which was close to my limit!). Both were terrific, As always, the service was efficient and polite. We haven't tried this place for carryout yet, because I think we just like sitting there so much. If you like the unique flavors of Thai food served cheerfully in a pleasant atmosphere, I think you'll like Thai Meric.

The food was good. The service was great. The ambiance is great. Everything was awesome and amazing.read more

So glad we finally got a chance to try out this place. The best part was they let us make…read morereservations even weeks ahead! We celebrated 2 birthdays together over dinner on Saturday and it was truly amazing. The server even helped us grill all the meats/seafood, a big help since we also had a hot pot to attend to. A very good selections of buffet bar from seafood to Southeast Asian Street food, everything was surprisingly delicious. The restaurant is nicely decorated. The birthday team of staff brought out those big sparkling candles on top of a complimentary non-alcoholic drink. Loud music & singing, exciting & super fun atmosphere. Our kids were thrilled with the surprises. While you only have an hour 45 minutes for the all-you-can-eat meal, most people get stuffed after an hour. Our server m.k. was pleasant and friendly. She was also very efficient and handled everything quickly. A BIG thanks to her. If you have never been to this place, I would highly recommend it. I'll be taking my other family members here very soon :)

Food is excellent, service is quick, and the staff are very friendly. Overall atmosphere fits both…read moreyour quick meal and sit down needs. My favorite dish is the Thai basil with noodles (your preference) and shrimp

I had another great experience here!!!! The food is consistently good! One of my go to spots in…read moreFredrick. Next time I'll get Szechuan Ramen at level 5.

Middle-Oldest Grand Daughter wanted sushi for her birthday, and Daddy Dearest is a fan of Old…read moreDominion so - off we went. I haven't been there in years so did not know what to expect. Since we were in the company of a bunch of preteens, ice tea and mango bubble thingies were enjoyed by all. (For the future: they have a full bar, with everything from beers to fruity drinks to shots. I didn't see sake on the menu, but I'm not a fan so didn't look really hard). Apps were good, with serving sizes plentiful. We ordered fried calamari (served in stick form, not rings; weird but tasty), really nice tempura, and Ying Yang shrimp (the spicy may sauce was OK, but the wasabi sauce was killer!). For mains we focused on: sushi. Lots and lots of sushi. The rolled sushi menu is very long; the sushi (actually nigiri) and sashimi menu not so much. Nothing on the menu described how big the portions were so the 'dults each ordered a several different selections, both rolls and sushi. This kiddies ordered ramen, and Spousal Unit got Drunken Noodles with Chicken along with a sushi roll. Turns out the rolls were HUGE so we overordered dramatically (pro tip: ask in the future). Everything was fresh and tasty. My only quibble was that the Spider Roll appeared to be fried surimi (artificial crab) not soft shell crab. How could I tell? No legs, baby! We rolled out stuffed, with a doggie bag full of sushi for Daddy Dearest's second dinner. The price was very reasonable, and the quality far better than Lantern Sushi (but not as good as Sushi Nomo or Lazy Fish). Middle-Oldest Grand Daughter's birthday dinner was a success - and I'm already looking forward to next year's!

Favorite of my Pilates Tuesday crew. Everyone has a wonderful meal. Service excellent. Portion was…read moregood.

- Large portions - Very busy but food comes out relatively…read more"quick" in about 20 minutes - Lots of seating and tables - Very hot inside which makes it a bit uncomfy - Neighbor chicken is flavorful, juicy, gigantic. 10/10 - Spicy walnut shrimp is yummy but more similar to sweet chili sauce than walnut - Veggies are nice and tangy to counter the rich flavors. Rice could be softer - Crab rangoon egg roll is more of a Baltimore crab egg roll rather than crab rangoon - no cream cheese taste and seasoned with old bay. Tastes best without sauce given

If you've visited Baltimore and haven't yet been to Ekiben, this is your sign to make your way…read moretoday! Ekiben is the definition of unique flavors & a depth of culture. Their menu is a fusion of Asian & Ethiopian cuisine, an unexpected yet insanely good combination! With locations in 3 staple areas of Baltimore city, you'll experience not only great food but also the opportunity to explore all the sweet gems Baltimore has to offer. My top 3 picks from the menu which are a must when you visit are: ramen broccoli (perfect cooked in tempura batter seasoned with a "tangy" blend of spices); Red beans & Rice (vegan friendly dish of cooked lentils over rice topped w/ a fresh tomato & onion blend); & of course the shrimp (really any of them because you can't go wrong). Ekiben is definitely a staple and somewhere that warrants frequent visits. I highly recommend!

The owners have always had great hospitality and the food is just as good!! They know what I want…read morewhen I walk through the door and accommodate any changes I may want for that specific order...

Your average indo-chinese - portions are decent but for the price point, I didnt feel like you were…read moregetting a lot for your money. The chicken fried rice was good and I would prob get that again but the general Tso Chicken - where is the chicken? Tastes like all batter and very thick sauce that is hard to get through. Overall, just OK.