I love this place! Great food, reasonable prices and a fun atmosphere. I highly recommend it.read more

Growing up eating Burmese food at home, I rarely go out for it because nothing ever compares to…read morehomemade. That's why I was pleasantly surprised by Burma Town. The flavors were authentic and flavorful without being overly Americanized. The pork curry was absolutely delicious and is definitely a must-order. I also got the tea leaf salad and immediately wished I had ordered the large because you can never have enough tea leaf salad. The palata was a great starter -- flaky, warm, and exactly what you'd want. The miso black cod was another standout. The broth it was simmered in was incredibly flavorful, and the fish was perfectly cooked. The garlic noodles were also done really well with the right noodles and great flavor -- honestly better than some places known specifically for garlic noodles. And of course, the coconut rice is always worth ordering. We skipped dessert since nothing really stood out, but I would love to see them add more traditional Burmese desserts like faluda in the future. Parking wasn't too difficult, especially if you circle around the back neighborhood area. The wait was reasonable, the outdoor patio seating was nice, and the service was attentive throughout the meal. Definitely a spot I'd come back to when craving Burmese food.

go. make a reservation and just go…read more i recommend the first service of the evening 5 pm. two seats at the end of the sushi bar and let the sushi chef feed you your life will never be the same no, i'm not joking

I and a small group of family members went out on the SF Bay yesterday to scatter the ashes of my…read morebeloved brother. Afterward, in honor of my brother and his passion for Asian food (and excellent food of ALL kinds), we had lunch at Sushi Ran. It was a spectacular experience. The five of us feasted on nigiri sushi, maki sushi, shrimp & basil dumplings, tofu salad, snapper collar, chawanmushi, a couple of other things I can't remember right now, and then we shared three desserts among the five of us (black sesame gelato, matcha cake, and toffee cake). It was absolutely wonderful. Service was efficient and attentive without being obtrusive. You will spend a bit of money on your meal, to be sure. But every bite will be worth it, I promise. This was a perfect send-off for our "foodie" loved one. And just a word to the wise - don't miss the toffee cake. It will blow your mind.

What a gem of a restaurant! I can't believe tonight was the first time we tried Fukusuke, but I am…read moreso glad we did. It is a cozy, family run restaurant with wonderful fresh sushi. We had miso soup, and tried the dan-san roll and a California roll- all were delicious! The restaurant isn't fancy or stuffy, just wonderful food, and wonderful service. If you're lucky, you'll have Hitomi as your waitress Please also take note of the adorable frog decor! We will be back very soon!

This was easily one of the worst restaurant experiences I've ever had. When we arrived, there were…read moretwo empty tables available, yet we were offered the only table by the door -- the exact spot I had already said we did not want. That should have been the first red flag. After being seated, we were completely ignored. No placemats, no water, no greeting -- nothing. We had to ask just to be acknowledged so we could order, and even then the staff acted like we were an inconvenience. What made it worse was watching them clear two other tables, seat new families there, and fully set those tables up -- all while we were still sitting there with zero service. It was obvious we were not a priority at all. The only moment anyone looked our way was when we finally got up and walked out -- and not a single person attempted to apologize or stop us. That level of indifference says everything. Absolutely unacceptable service. We will never return.

The food was great, the service was great, the moment we walked in we were greeted, they have a…read moreself order system but even than they were very welcoming. They had music playing in the background and it wasn't loud, it was perfect. The pho was really good and I will definitely be going back.

Banh Mi Zon is a good option for quick and tasty Vietnamese food in the area! My friend and I got…read moretogether, and when our initial lunch plans fell through, we decided to try this spot. We left satisfied! The restaurant is decently sized--a very chill environment with cute decor. You order via their tablets. When your number is called, you grab your food and either dine in or take out. Service interaction is minimal, but the food comes out somewhat quickly. They have so many options for food, from bowls, pho, and banh mi sandwiches. Plus a variety of drinks! I got the BBQ Pork Banh Mi. It was good. Decently sized, the meat is pretty tasty, but not too filling. Comparing it to other spots in the Bay, it's definitely a smaller, less packed sandwich. But for Marin standards and pricing, it's pretty comparable. My friend enjoyed her bowl. If you live in the area, I recommend Banh Mi Zon. It's pretty good, but I wouldn't go out of my way for it. Find them on Shoreline Highway Drive with parking out front.

great food, great service! Eggs Benedict best in the area, breakfast potatoes superb.read more

Greet food last time We love the window table & hope to get…read moreit for Father's Day! It's always special even if it's not a holiday.

We celebrated my daughters college graduation here. They were very accommodating and the service…read morewas top notch. Great place to eat. Our guest of about 30 was well taken care. Delicious food, great ambiance and first class service. Can't ask for anything more.

First of all - the ambience is so unique! It's whimsical yet tasteful and the vibe changes…read moredepending on the season. If you value elegant but not pretentious wit and atmosphere - this is the place for you! Second - the service is fantastic. Once you enter the place, we were greeted with a welcoming energy and our server was absolutely lovely - super attentive but not "on you all the time". Just right. And lastly - of course - the food is just outstanding! All the Thai classics you wish for but presented in a modern way. Everything we had (we shared an appetizer player and a couple more dishes) was so flavorful, the dips were to die for (I asked for extra to take home with me!). Will I be back! Yes!

Amazing! fried…read morechicken (spicy and crispy) really great. The skin was well seasoned but not too salty. Cute decoration with the bamboo tray. 6 or 12 pieces. 6/5 Pineapple fried rice sweet and sour and with the housemade sausage- a great harmony of flavors. I especially enjoyed it with the crispy house chili dressing. 7/5 Busy at lunchtime but the server was very accommodating and kind.

I love their salt & pepper wings. This was my first time visiting their newest location. We only…read morecame here because it was a Monday (their other location is closed on Mondays), and we happened to be in Stockton and I had a serious craving for those wings. It's located downtown next to the movie theater, if you're facing the theater, it's on the right-hand side. There was a sign on the door saying cash-only and no dine-in. I had cash and we were planning to take it to-go anyway, so that part didn't bother us. But oh my goodness... the staff needs improvement. Please address it ASAP. The vibe was not welcoming at all and felt very unprofessional. I could hear screaming and shouting coming from the kitchen from one of the younger girls, who honestly looked pretty mean. She was also taking orders. Thankfully, she wasn't the one who helped us, another girl took our order. Their POS was down and they said they accepted cash or Zelle, so we paid with Zelle. The girl told me, "Show it to me when you pay it," which I did. THANK GOODNESS I paid with Zelle. (I'll get to that). We ordered two salt & pepper wings and an order of garlic noodles to-go. The noodles came out first, so we sat down to wait for the wings. I noticed there were people dining in, so I guess the "no dine-in" sign wasn't accurate. When our wings were ready, we went up to grab them. The girl who took our order loudly asked in a rude tone, "DID YOU PAY?" It was embarrassing because everyone heard, and could've been handled so differently. I told her yes and pulled up the Zelle confirmation, the SAME one she had asked me earlier to show her. She clearly forgot and didn't make a note of it. Honestly, I can't imagine if I had paid cash. I wouldn't have had a receipt or any proof. So if you go here and their machines are down again... pay with Zelle. While we were there, I noticed a mother and daughter who had been waiting even before we arrived and still had no food. When we went up to get our wings, the daughter walked up to the counter very upset and said, "Give me back my money. We've been here for an hour and we were here before them." That pretty much confirmed everything about how chaotic things were. It felt like a total zoo in there. The system for handling orders and payments definitely needs work, especially with cash transactions. The tables were also dirty and could've used some attention. Additionally, the girl screaming in the kitchen shouldn't have happened. The wings? Still delicious. But the service and organization at this location really took away from the experience. The only parking available was at the garage across the street.

My wife and I met another couple at Boo Koo. We had tickets to theatre nearby (a good walk after…read moredining). It was a casual lunch, right for the occasion. Our friends recommended it. They've been there often, it seems. I'd be pleased to join them there again. We had a pho and a noodle dish. We split the shishito peppers. My wife prefers less spicy. I'm the opposite. We order calibrated for her. They did fine. My wife remarked afterward it was "Americanized." That is true. It's not necessarily bad. It isn't just Asian cuisines; it's Italian too, and I'd bet just about every other tradition. There is a distinct American version, which an historian could figure out the relationship to the original for, for any "ethnic" dish you'll encounter stateside. Service was brisk. We finished without any concern about making our show.

I hate to write this review, but unfortunately the food was pretty much inedible. I want to start…read moreby saying we had no issues with the service or the ambiance. The staff was friendly, and the restaurant has a great atmosphere. Our disappointment was solely with the food. The Pad Thai was, without question, the worst Pad Thai I've ever had. It arrived cold to lukewarm, lacked any flavor (some thought it tasted like soap?), and was honestly unappetizing. Multiple people in our group ordered it, and every single person had the same reaction after taking a few bites. Not one of us was able to make a dent in the meal. We also ordered the green curry, yellow curry, and potstickers. Unfortunately, those dishes were subpar as well and didn't make up for the experience. We did let the manager know about our concerns before leaving. I'm writing this review in the hope that the restaurant takes the feedback seriously and considers improving the recipes. This place has a lot of potential, it's in a great location and seems like it could be a great spot for both small and large groups, but the food simply doesn't live up to it.