Ba's is a nice space, with exposed brick and character, and professional staff. We found the food…read morequality solid but uneven. I had the bún (rice noodles) with grilled chicken and charred prawns. The first bite was good: prawns were excellent, lightly cooked, moist with a smoky sweet char. The second bite included nicely herbed noodles with fresh, good quality lettuce, mint and cilantro. The third bite, and majority of the dish unfortunately, contained overcooked, chewy chicken. The fish sauce mixture lacked birds eye chili, acid and seasoning. Dry chicken dominated, but ironically components that require more delicate treatment were prepared well. The fried spring rolls (cha gio) were greasy, missing that blistered, bubbly skin.. My companion ordered a strawberry matcha and the vegetarian bún: nice and herby and green, but lacking that good flavor (chili, acid) in the Nước Chấm fish sauce. It shouldn't be solely up to sriracha to get a dish to the right flavors. In all, a nice spot aesthetically and friendly staff but while dishes had super fresh veg and some solid proteins, other proteins were overcooked and our dishes were missed some of the flavors we love to see in Vietnamese food.

I am fond of PHO and I'm loving this restaurant's Pho! The taste is one of the best I've…read moreexperienced in the past decades. Btw, the wife likes their sandwich, also very tasty. 5 stars for sure. I would recommend this restaurant to my friends with no hesitation at all. To complete the review, the service is good and the ambiance is good. I would give 5 stars as well.

Food is good, service is good the inside could use some…read moreupgrades, but looks like they may be working on some issues. The bummer part is they have raised prices and the portions have seemed to get smaller. This combination drives me crazy.

Short: casual ambiance, great beef pho!!! Impressed and fresh, MANY MANY options. Did come with a…read morewait (about 30-45mins) I had a classic beef pho ($16) the beef broth was fresh and very flavorful. They also have SPICY PHO which is an interesting option inspired by Korean spices. It looks very intimidating but not as spicy as you might think. Lots of grilled rice plates and Chinese food available too. Service was good and nice, prices are decent

Wasn't expecting to find a basement sushi place in Corvallis, OR but here it is. Convenient…read moredowntown location. Sat at the sushi bar and ordered the sushi boat. Reasonably priced under $40. They have Sapporo on tap which is nice. Also had the edamame as an appetizer. The server wasn't super on top of her game so the sushi boat sat for quite awhile before I finally said something and she realized it had been ready. Not the end of the world but definitely a training opportunity. The sushi was good--not great. But it was also priced in that range so no problem. Good portions making it a good value. No complaints and everything was within expectations.

We miss Sada! Not quite the same but still tasty…read more.. Sada roll - first time trying tempura mahi mahi in a sushi roll and it was great! Nice ponzu sauce with it that accented the roll nicely. 4 stars. Avocado cucumber roll - kiddo approved! Nice bite size maki roll. 5 stars. Hamachi roll - chopped up hamachi with green onion. Not super fresh but still good. 3 stars. Teriyaki salmon bento box - definitely the deal to get! Loved the real crab in the California roll and the large tempura pieces - shrimp, carrot, kabocha, broccoli and zucchini. No rice but came with miso soup. The salmon was a little over cooked but still good. 4 stars. Not sure if Sada is still around but hopefully we'll get to enjoy his food again someday!

Food trucks are a great concept, and Big Sisters Thai Kitchen serves great food from there's…read more Perfect place for a group/family because there's a wide variety of cuisines all around the covered picnic tables Delicious

This is one of about 8 food trucks to choose from at The Barn in West Albany. They offer a variety…read moreof Thai foods and I chose to delve into one of their curry options, of which there are about half a dozen. Standard with all the curry dishes is your choice of either chicken or tofu, with a $3 surcharge for items like beef or shrimp. Each of the curry options tended to have about three vegetables as ingredients in the dish. They have a red, yellow and green curry. They then have preselected the veggies that they include with each of the dishes. With the curry dish comes a healthy mound of white rice, which was cooked fine. I ordered the red curry with peppers, onions, basil and beef. I felt the quantity of the ingredients a tad on the skimpy side and definitely felt the dish should have had more beef - often feeling like I had to fish around in the large styrofome container for chunks of beef. (Do note there was plenty of broth which was taken home and added to some cooked rice the next night - and that was tasty). I found the curry broth itself to be very tasty and true to what one would expect of a red curry sauce. Theoretically, Big Sisters offers five different levels of spice - from standard to extra hot. Given that it was my first bite at the apple, I took what I believed was the cautious route and ordered the mild spice (step above the base, which is "standard"), in anticipation that this would provide some heat, but not somewhat food dominating heat: I got somewhat food dominating heat. A tad disappointing, but definitely not to much heat to overwhelm the other flavors. The lady taking the orders was nice and attentive, even though it was peak dinner time (I am sure they had plenty of orders to handle). They give you a buzzer which alerts you when your meal is ready for pickup. I felt that the turn around time from order to ready for pickup reflected an efficient operation. This food truck is in The Barn's courtyard. There are many picnic tables throughout The Barn (seating is not an issue) and you can grab a seat wherever you choose. There are tables on the lawn, under an awning which covers the divide between the food trucks which line either side or one can grab their food and eat inside of The Barn - again, at picnic tables. The Barn itself has an extensive beer selection, about 20 of numerous varieties from lagers and pilsners to ales and stouts, as well as numerous ciders. They are also happy to provide samples which is helpful in making a choice. On friday nights, they have music - I believe from 6-8 - outside by the picnic tables. The volume is respectful in that it is easy to hear but does not overwhelm. There are also plenty of kids and families, whom are welcome, and the kids seem to enjoy themselves because they can be active and there is a crepe truck which has plenty of offerings for dessert. Overall, I think Big Sisters is a good food option at The Barn with authentic tasting Thai food, caveated as above. The Barn, Big Sisters host, is a very relaxed, no rush, casual dining spot which offers many food options and is a fun spot for kids to eat out.

The food is passable. Not a great value. Ambiance has improved now that it has a new owner.read more

Awesome sushi and tasty cocktails... I only wish they were open MORE.... Thank you for being in…read moreCorvallis and giving us options that DON'T involve conveyor belt sushi

Clean restaurant, nice staff, & the sushi was great! We came in on a date night & it was so…read morerefreshing, definitely will be back!

Sweet Home doesn't have a lot of vegan options but Osaka is awesome!…read more They have a vegan sushi burrito with inari (a spongy fried and marinated tofu pocket), and a nice selection of veggie rolls. Everything we ordered was fresh, flavorful and satisfying. They offer online ordering to go or they have plenty of seating if you have some time to hang out. I would definitely eat here again!

OMG. Our son goes to OSU, and we were waiting for him to get out of class and had lunch at Tarntip…read more It was about 1pm on a Friday and it was packed. I am Thai, and was thrilled it was actually Thai owned. The food reminded me of home! We had pork belly stir fry with basil, I had to try the traditional pad thai which tasted like Bangkok Street food! Delicious. Rich and flavorful not too sweet. We had thier home made coconut ice cream topped with slightly salted peanuts, and the owner gifted us a creamy Thai iced tea. Aroy mak mak na ca Khun Nok ka! Rich, spot on Thai food with true traditional Thai flavors. This is our new favorite! And we live in Eugene! Love Raven and Matteo

I have been to Corvallis a handful of times and finally discovered a cozy place with yummy food…read more Workers were kind and always trying to refill our water. We ordered pad kee mao, eggplant with pork, yellow curry, and Thai grilled chicken. My favorite was the eggplant with fried pork belly. I like my Thai eggplant dishes to have a good sweetness and the pork belly being crunchy was the perfect combination. I dream about it sometimes and will go back when I'm in town. Everything else was also good! I don't think you would be disappointed with whatever you try.

I love this place. Their banh mis are yummy and their bowls are good too. Whatever it is they do…read morewith their chicken, it's GOOD. Plus it's fairly cheap to get a meal here. Oh and they have Thai iced tea!!! My only complaint is that their opening hours are limited :( P.S. didn't realize I already reviewed this place five years ago but goes to show how I still love it!

I only ordered a thai tea and it was good, no complaints. I had the option of coconut milk instead…read moreof half and half, which I liked .