Stopped in after hearing good things about this place online, and it blew all of my expectations…read moreout the window. The most notable thing was the service from Fere who was absolutely amazing. The food they recommend was so good, and paired really well with the restaurants vibe. Would definitely come back here again, all thanks to Fere.

So grateful that Loro came to North Austin! Well, I'll always love the south Austin location as the…read moreoriginal, the location at the domain is super convenient and the food is still delicious. I love their drinks, especially their boozy slushies. And some of the dishes they make I have no clue how to get them that crispy. Starting with the service, it is fast casual so you walk up to the counter to order they give you a number and then they bring out your food. There's plenty of parking because it is at the domain. We started with Yuzu sodas, which were delicious. We then tried the corn fritters which are always a favorite. I have no idea how they get them to be so crispy and crunchy on the outside yet soft on the inside there there's a sweetness to them that is complimented very well with the aioli sauce. Must try for sure! We also tried the green curry bowl and the Thai chicken wings. Everything was delicious. However, surprisingly, the least favorite of the table was the green curry. The green curry was great. It was delicious. Had rice with it. That was cooked well but it just tasted like good green curry. It didn't stand out the way the other dishes did as being unique and flavorful as a fusion dish. I would still recommend it however I do think the Thai chicken wings and the corn fritters are must haves. The chicken wings here are so crispy. The sauce is just right it's not overly sauced and soggy like a lot of other chicken can get at other establishments. Overall fantastic experience, especially for the price point. Highly recommend for a happy hour friend get together. It's a great fast casual spot with some really good food.

We visited before they closed their location inside Hana World Market. The yaki-tacos de pastor…read morewere excellent; great flavor and texture. The costilla ones weren't bad either but the pastor was the clear winner between the two. I ordered the carnitas tonkotsu ramen and had no complaints here. Carnitas were tender, ramen was the perfect texture, and broth was delicious. S/O had the chilaquiles-men with green sauce and he loved it. Note: this is a DRY noodle dish AKA no broth. Can't wait to visit again when they reopen their restaurant!

Check their website! They have moved from the Hana Market location. They opened a new location at…read more2007 Kramer Ln.

Absolutely solid Chinese-American fare, comforting and nostalgic that scratches the itch for my…read morechildhood favorites. Plenty of vegan options with tofu both soft and fried, fresh veggies galore, and all the brown sauce you can handle. My personal favorites are the mapo tofu and mushroom tofu, but the dry sauteed green beans definitely deserve and honorable mention. Great portions all around; order two dishes and you'll have a whole feast. Lunch deals are a great value but even dinner pricing is very reasonable, too. It's an ideal spot for a low-key meal since it's usually not too busy, not loud, not flashy, and not the type of place that attracts annoying wannabe influencers.

But I really like about this Chinese restaurant is that is very close to my house and I'm always…read moreskeptical about those quick Chinese restaurants that sell quick Chinese food with semi low quality, but I am very delighted that this restaurant sells higher quality food at reasonable prices. I'm a big fan of the spicy beef noodles. Love the bouncy chewy noodles with the fresh bok choy. You can see the photos I took the soft, long cooked braised beef cuts. I am very surprised the beef is very tender extremely tender and love the the big cuts of gelatinous goodness. Tendons for capital T for tender. The broth has a strong beef flavor and overall great dish. The pad Thai on the other hand, it's a good attempt at Pad Thai but in my opinion is too sugary. Love the noodles with the peanuts on top. You have the soft noodles with the crunchy peanuts. It adds a nice contrast of crunchy and soft at the same time. You can see the sliced carrots and the beef. I also added chicken. It's a good dish, but it's in my opinion missing more bean sprouts and it needed more tamarin sauce. More fish sauce, and it would've been nice to add stirfry basil so you could taste the basil leaves when you stirfry it. It's also missing eggs. Maybe I didn't see any of it. I didn't taste any eggs or it was just covered in sauce, but who knows it was still good. I ate the whole thing.

Ordered for delivery on Saturday night. We got the Mongolian beef with fried rice, orange chicken…read moreand fried rice, a hot and sour soup abd the spicy pork dumplings with chili oil. Mongolian beef 10/10- sauce was delicious, portion good, no bad chewy pieces, onions done to perfection. Hot and sour soup 8/10- good portion since it was slightly higher priced for the small size, I wish the flavor and spice were a bit stronger. Had good vegetables in it Orange chicken 9/10- chicken was fried perfectly and sauce was fresh, wish the broccoli was a bit more dine. Fried rice was good Dumplings 1000/10- the best thing in this order. Big, hand made you could tell my the perfect texture, and the start was the perfectly spicy, tangy, oily sauce that I wanted to put a straw in and a drink straight. Saving it to make chili oil eggs! The food took quite a bit of time to be made but it was SO FRESH I don't care. Can't wait to try more!

Went here during a weekend and it wasn't too busy yet, which was great. Got to sit down pretty…read morequick and looked at their huge menu of food. Decided on one noodle soup and one stir-fry noodles. The spicy beef noodles soup was great. Wide, chewy noodles in a somewhat spicy broth, great during those few days or weeks of coldness we get. The stir-fry noodles were great as well, the same type of noodles but with beef, onion, and tons of spices. The restaurant itself is a decent size with multiple tables for smaller ones to larger ones for larger parties. It shared a huge parking lot with other shops around it, so parking will not be an issue here.

I got here a few times and usually in the evening. The only part of going in the evening is that…read morethey can run out of food, so be careful coming later in the evening. I like that it is part convenience store and packs food ready to be served. There are even 2 small tables there if you want to just eat there as well. I had a few dishes there and they were great. I got a pork bowl before and the pork was great flavor and was tender. I am hoping to visit again and try to get other dishes to try.

I visited this shop several times during their pop-up events. Today, I called to ask about the line…read moreand whether the bread might still be available. Unfortunately, the owner wasn't very helpful and couldn't give any indication of how many bread was being sold or whether it was likely to sell out.I ended up driving about 30 minutes from Central Austin, only to find that the salted bread from the pop-up was already sold out. That was really disappointing. When I went inside the store to buy some regular items instead, the interaction with the owner was also frustrating. He seemed to misunderstand what I was asking and kept directing me to stand in the pop-up line, even though I explained multiple times that I just wanted to purchase items from the store, which didn't require waiting in that line. In the end, I bought a few small items, but three small items came out to about $20, which felt overpriced for what I received. The overall service experience was not pleasant. The owner came across as rude and unwelcoming, and it didn't feel like customers who made the effort to come support the business were being valued. I understand this is a small, local mom-and-pop shop, and I usually love supporting small businesses. However, customer service still matters--especially when people travel a long distance to visit. Because of this experience, I probably won't be returning unless it's for a pop-up event.

Absolutely my favorite place for Thai food. Today was Drunken noodles (by it's real name), egg…read morerolls, vegetarian coconut soup, Kirin Ichiban (beer),and Thai Tea! Yum yum. Chef and staff are wonderful.

Still agree with my review a year later although this time I ate inside the restaurant and have…read morepicked up multiple to-go orders and TGTG bags from here since. Their espresso crème brûlée is to die for. I love it and highly recommend it. Recently, I got their khao mun gai. Tasty, decent portion and came with a soup that gave me life. Ask for their chili sauces if you like it spicy--I'm not a fan of the usual khao mun gai sauces but being able to add their chili vinegar, chili sambal, etc is a really nice touch. Honestly, when I'm craving khao mun gai but don't want to drive that far to the usual spot everyone thinks of--I truly think this spot is a great alternative. It's also a small family owned business, friendly quick service, AND has a bigger parking lot.

When wonderful humans start businesses in the community like this one, you KNOW it's a labor of…read morelove. They are in a "soft opening" phase currently, and we got to meet the owner who was very enthusiastic about his business, the community, and garnering any feedback we had. The food is - in one word, impeccable. We went in for a snack and ended up ordered 4x as much as we meant to because everything was so darn delicious. The menu consists of baos, sushi, hand rolls, adorable pearl shaped nigiri, bento, and more - they are all customizable with yummy sauces (miso butter - mmm!), and many types of protein (seriously like all the protein options you can find at a premium sushi bar). Everything is served with house made sauces so if you are a condiment gal/guy like me this is your place! Food - I had the escolar, unagi, and scallop hand rolls (all under $5 each) and was so surprised by the quality / freshness of the protein and the portions given. The escolar was so soft and buttery. I then ordered the shrimp fresh roll (also under $5, it was HUGE) and the chicken katsu baos (around $6-7) - they were amazing. The chicken tenders are panko crusted and fried crispy. BF tried the steak baos and LOVED them too. Okay also did I mention the PRICES?! You can't get quality food like that for a greater deal. Drinks are all $8 and hit the spot :) The interior is not completely redone / set up yet but I can't to come back when it is! The phone / QR code system makes it so easy to order. JUST GO! and Support this incredible addition to the neighborhood.

If you're looking for something quick, casual, and cheap, this would be your spot! I feel like it's…read morejust very average, like a decent spot to just fuel up, but not necessarily somewhere I would bring friends to. It is pretty cheap, but the serving sizes match the price, not really filling you up. The baos were pretty good. The char siu pork belly didn't look the most appealing. But it smelled and tasted pretty decent. They give you a good amount of meat too. The turmeric chicken was pretty good too, I really liked the seasoning on this one. The sushi was ok though. The presentations was super cute, with the little sushi balls! But the fish itself didn't taste as fresh as I would have liked. The workers were all really friendly though. You can practically see inside the whole kitchen when you walk in, so it's a little unsettling walking in and seeing all the workers like standing there waiting for you to put your order in online, but interacting with them, they were really friendly.

While I'm going to say that this isn't my favorite vegan pho in town, it's still better than many…read more What really keeps me coming back are the vegan eggrolls. THESE are the best imperial rolls around, mark my words; perfectly crispy, juicy inside, not greasy, and served piping hot. You must get at least one order per person. Those are the rules. They do some great things with tofu. Garlic tofu, in the banh mi, vermicelli noodle salad, and rice plate comes out nicely fried and flavorful. Many of these items aren't vegan by default, but easily adapted upon request. Speak up, they know how to help! Also, I appreciate how chill of a spot it is overall. Never crazy busy, comfortable, spacious, always fast service, and perfect for the whole family.

I've been here twice now, and this place has earned a spot on my rotation…read more I started with my standard Pho Tai, and it was excellent. The broth was perfect and authentic. On my return trip, I went for the Stone Pot Pho with fresh noodles, and it was even better. I can't go back to regular noodles after having the fresh noodles. I found the staff friendly and attentive both times. If you want authentic Vietnamese, I'd come here.