We can't find any decent Chinese food near us. This was half way between where we shop and home so…read moredecided to do take out on the way back. Very good and we do wish it was closer! We had chicken with broccoli and I had chicken with cashew. Chicken was very good. Not slimy or chewy. Wish it was closer.

The food was good. Better than a lot of the local Chinese food places in the area. I was a little…read moreput off by the wait time. I was told 25 minutes when I went in. I know that's not bad wait time, but I'm used to the 15 minutes I usually get at other places I guess. I ordered the mei fun. It was good. One thing I didn't like was that they used the pork strips from the boneless spare ribs as the pork part. It didn't have that red sauce that boneless spare ribs have but I could still taste the flavor which altered how much I liked the dish. I will go back, but I will order something else and expect a longer wait time next time.

This is my go to hibachi spot after a long day of shopping at Woodbury Commons. Located in a quiet…read morestrip mall, you can easily miss this extremity affordable and invitijt restaurant. The staff here is attentive, friendly and most importantly the food is prepared well! Drinks are cheap and the vibe is fun. Definitely a must check out if you're in the area.

I was driving back from upstate NY and was surprised to find this sushi/hibachi restaurant in the…read moremiddle of nowhere. It's located in a generic looking strip mall just off the highway. The restaurant itself is actually quite large. It's separated into two sections, one for hibachi and one for regular table service. I ordered a combination of sushi and hibachi lunches. The food for the most part was pretty good. Nothing that blew me away, but it got the job done. Service was good and all the food tasted fresh.

O M G. The bourbon chicken is *chef kiss* beyond delicious. Everyone here is so friendly as well…read more Too bad I don't work near by anymore! Definitely recommend any type of chicken especially the bourbon.

The mall was packed on a Sunday afternoon and there were lines everywhere. But we were getting…read morehungry and something Asian sounded good so we stopped at Asian Kitchen. The guy was just putting a fresh load of battered salt & pepper shrimp in the steam table and that sold me. I ordered the two meats deal and had sesame chicken, the aforementioned shrimp and fried rice. For $9.99 plus tax, it was a good deal and was easily enough for two meals. I washed it down with a Snapple. The shrimp was great and I liked the rice. The sesame chicken was okay but next time I think I'd try orange chicken. The folks who worked there were very nice. I'll be back for sure.

Stopped by for a late lunch…read more Open floor. No one was there seated, but it was around 2pm on a Friday. We were led to a table against the wall. Waiter was friendly and gave us some time to make our selections. I chose the egg roll, tangerine beef. Hubby chose the orange chicken. I asked the waiter if the soda came in a can. He said yes. We then waited for our meal. He returned quickly with my soda, in a glass with lots of ice. Not what I expected. But I guess I wasn't specific about my drink order. My egg roll was good. Cut decoratively in half at an angle, piping hot. Our food arrived shortly. Both plates were generous and came with white rice. Cut a portion in small pieces to taste with rice. Tasted so good, burned my tongue a little it was so hot. Ate a bit more, and that's when my mouth started burning up! The dish was a little more spicy than I expected. Tried to eat more, but it was too much for me. My hubby on the other hand was in his glory. He Loves heat. The spiciest the better. He tried mine and said it was just as spicy as his, which he loved. So, I just thought we would take mine home for him to enjoy later. I have to say it was good, before I had to cry uncle. So would definitely have to return for another try and let them know I can't take the spiciness. I did notice that the restaurant was busy with takeout orders. So I guess that's their main business. So I wouldn't say this was a cozy place. But the food is good. Lots of parking outside since they're next to a supermarket and liquor store. There weren't any 'lunch' specials, so this was over $50 with tip. By the way, lots to choose from the menu. I only took pictures of some pages.

We try to go to the Chinese New Year every year and picked this spot based on the 4.7 stars and…read moredescription of "cozy spot" in the restaurant write up. I got the Pho with duck, and my wife got the crispy duck dinner. Both dishes were "meh" at best. Below average. As far as service... it was harried and we were only one of two couples eating in this "NOT so cozy" restaurant. We went at 5:30 expecting to wait because it was small and "cozy" and it was Chinese New year. (1) no problem eating in during dinner hours (2) not a stitch of celebratory anything for Chinese New Year.. not even a place mat. No chinese noodles at the table and there was one continuous plain bench and brown tables (no table cloths) on the opposite side aka cafe style and cafeteria style seats. Hardly "cozy" at all. Overall high expectations, below average experience, ambiance and food.

THE GOOD ----------------…read more+ Fantastic Pho Bowls. ++++ Beef and Brisket Pho, Spicy Lemongrass Pho and Chicken Pho were all delicious. Broths were super flavorful (especially the Spicy Lemongrass), noodles were perfectly cooked and the meats were plentiful and delicious. + Service was excellent. ++++ All of our food came out quickly and the employees were attentive, including telling us that they would bring out small bowls for our kids to share the pho. THE NOT SO GOOD ---------------------------- - Only street parking. Like most restaurants in the area, there is no private parking lot. MIXED THOUGHTS --------------------------- = Nada. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS -------------------------------------- = Dined in on a Friday evening from 5:45 - 7:00 and it was BUSY. Come early or else you'll have to wait for a table. CONCLUSION -------------------- = We've done takeout quite a few times from Pho Saigon and the results were mixed in the past, but, during our dine-in experience, everything was fantastic - didn't hurt that it was a double brick cold day and the pho was nice and warm!

- Arrived around 5:45 p.m. on a Friday evening and the place was already bustling, with most tables…read moreoccupied; by the time we left, there were multiple parties waiting to be seated - Cozy, small restaurant with tables thoughtfully placed into every nook and corner--tight but not uncomfortably so - Service was friendly, attentive, and efficient throughout our meal - We've ordered takeout many times, but the food is so much better dining in: Spicy Lemongrass Soup was generously portioned with plenty of meat, perfectly cooked rice noodles, and rich, deep flavors that were incredibly comforting on a frigid winter night; other Pho dishes (Beef & Brisket Pho and Chicken Pho) were also piping hot, savory, and deeply satisfying

Obao has delicious food. If you're in Hells Kitchen and happen to stumble by Obao, it is worth…read morecoming in. Obao is has both Thai and Viet food. It does well with doing the whole "fusion" schtick without losing the essence and flavor of the dishes. Pad Krapoa Moo Krob, the meat on the pork belly was so juicy - the pork skin was crunchy and chewy at the same time, flavors of Thai spice, basil, and bell peppers harmoniously working together to bring a balanced meal. The shrimp basil fried rice was delicious, a great alternative if you're not feeling the crab fried rice. The service at Obao is always prompt and helpful, whether it's questions about the menu or recommendations, anyone is willing to help. Inside Oboa is dimly lit, a moody vibe that is fun and invites playful conversations.

While walking down the street in Hell's Kitchen, Obao caught my family's and my eyes. We looked at…read morethe menu and noticed that there were many gluten-free options, so we decided to try them out. The hostess stated how she had a long reservation list, but was able to get us right in! Once we sat down, our server, Spaghetti, came over to us. He was extremely friendly and took our drink orders right away. I ordered an Espresso Martini, and it was delicious. My father ordered a Vietnamese Iced Coffee, which was extremely tasty. For our entrees, my mother ordered the Pad Thai, and my father and I ordered the Pho Bó. My mom absolutely loved the Pad Thai! The Pho Bó was incredible. The broth was so delectable, and it was honestly the best broth that I have ever had. The portions were also incredible, especially for the price and being in the city! Once we received the check, we noticed that next to the Pho Bó, it stated that it is Michelin Recommended, and we completely understand why! We are looking forward to going back!

I stayed on the appetizer side the first time, opting for cucumber with garlic and the mysterious…read moreSpicy Arctic Bay, which turned out to be a delightfully oceanic surf clam. For the second visit I got the excellent mapo tofu. This is fiery for sure but the heat is more well-rounded than usual, and there was just the right ratio of tofu, sauce and vegetables. It would take decades to get to everything on this menu but I'll try.

The spicy pork soup dumplings are delicious, but it was not spicy. Chick-fil-a's spicy chicken…read moresandwich is spicier. I would order this again, though I do think it could use some more complexity to the flavor. The crispy duck(28) was a pleasant flavor, but it was not crispy. I would not order this again. Though it is one of the better items for protein. The beef pancake(11) is delicious, it came out like a rolled up pancake. I'd order this again.

Welcome to Watertown, Hoya! Your employees are so friendly and helpful- I had questions about what…read morewas spicy and I was kindly guided in the right direction which is so appreciated! The drink was so refreshing! The make your own poke bowl was so fun & was at a great price. Overall, the prices are unbeatable, the food and drink are delish, and the employees are so nice. On my way out I asked if they will be doing DoorDash, which they said they will be soon. Can't wait for my next visit!

I received a warm welcome from the staff and learned they were coming into their third week of…read morebeing open. The restaurant was very bright and clean. I ordered a poke bowl with spicy shrimp, spicy salmon, tuna, mango, avocado, cucumber, and seaweed. Everything was fresh, including the excellent sticky rice! Good luck!!

I was there a week ago with a group and we were taken care of by Sarah …read more She was Amazing without her we would have been lost . Every thing she recommended was so on point and she was soo lovely !! Will definitely return .

I went to this moderately fancy, pretty popular Pan-Asian spot with one of my groups a while back,…read morewhere, as usual, we split a lot of main dishes. They are a sister restaurant to the even fancier Chinese Tuxedo, with a menu that leans primarily towards ASEAN/Southeast Asian countries. The place was slightly loud and somewhat dim for photos, but thankfully, we were in a separate room, so the noise was muffled. The food was overall pretty good, though I prefer some other spots. This is especially given the price point, but it is nice to have solid representations of food from many different countries. To drink, I remember not being in the mood for a cocktail, so I went for the $14 Fiery Forge with Pathfinder hemp spirit, Lyre's Italian orange, pineapple, five spice, and pomelo soda. It had mild spices and a lot of citrus, and it was decent. The first dish that arrived happened to be the best, the $38 Crispy Lamb Ribs with a Cambodian sweet & sour sauce. The ribs were crispy on the outside while remaining very tender inside, with the fat properly cooked as well. I was also happy that they weren't overly sweet either. This was very tasty and one of our easy favorites. The Roasted Duck Breast for $32 with Chinese celery, Thai basil, dragon eye fruit, and plum dressing was also solid. The duck was cooked nicely, being tender with a mildly fatty texture, and the dressing was thankfully not overly sweet. I do wish there was a bit more dragon eye fruit/longan, but it was solid. Also tasty, but the most expensive, was the 'Crying Tiger' Grilled Sirloin Steak for $46 with aromatic herbs, spicy tamarind dressing, and toasted rice. I have had this dish, also known as Suea rong hai, in many Isan/northeastern Thai spots, and this was solid. The steak was cooked nicely, and the dressing had a mild kick, with some roasted chilis for those who want a bit more heat. My only complaint is that I wish this were also served, as per usual, with sticky rice, as it's already a pricey version of this dish, and even cheaper places serve this traditional accompaniment. The Newton Circus Sambal Stingray, for $28, with roasted skate and sambal belachan, was alright. It was comparable to most Malaysian and Singaporean spots serving this dish, though I preferred a slightly stronger sambal at some spots, and the fish was cooked better at others. The portion size was also daintier, although at least we didn't have to deal with the fish bones. For a better version at a reasonable price, I highly recommend Wok Wok nearby, on Mott Street near Confucius Square. Last and least was the Singaporean Chili Crab Fried Rice for $28 with hand-picked Jonah crab and lobster oil. This is famous here, and I don't really see it. I liked the fried rice's seasoning and crunch. However, the sweet chili sauce overpowered whatever little crab there was. For a similar price, I would recommend the nearby Phoenix Palace, which had more crab flavor and was more balanced. The food overall was good. If this were in another neighborhood, I would probably recommend it more, but there are other spots for ASEAN food that are a bit more reasonably priced and of better quality. It's still good, though, and certainly better than many other Pan-Asian places. This would be another 3.5, but that doesn't exist, so I'll round up.

We've ordered from here quite a few times and everything has always been amazing! I got the cashew…read morechicken on my most recent visit and I will definitely order it again!

I like the Jade Spoon for take out, but I love roast pork fried rice and they don't make it ..very…read morestrange for a Chinese restaurant not to..I've asked and I was told " don't know " several times when picking up a order...so many times I go elsewhere..