Bland and underwhelming DIY / take-out pho priced like fine dining…read more It didn't suck but it wasn't worth the price.

Amazing pho and stir fry!!! So delicious and flavorful! Totally forgot to take a picture of it…read morelunch but presentation was nice also. Our server was so nice and helpful. Cute atmosphere and decent prices. Definitely will be back.

Why has this not been reviewed?! This is one of the more popular stalls in the public market on…read morethurs, Friday, and Saturday. The most popular is their jambalaya and chicken noodle soup. It all comes with wonderful local artisan bread (Either with rosemary or thyme). For only 3 dollars, you can get a 8 oz soup for a light meal. I know they have a lot of lunch specials with quiches too. I recommend getting the soup and waking a few stalls over to arepa and company to get an empanada to go with it!

This place is decent and affordable. That said I wish it was better. I'd gladly pay more for a…read morelittle more chicken and sausage and a slightly heartier base. Very nice people and pretty good food for the price.

Who knew boiled bagels could taste like this? If you haven't tried these you need to run...not walk…read moreto your nearest Barry! Or maybe not, cause everytime I want these I am standing in line. The secret is out on these. They make great sandwiches here as well. And so many flavors...Im on a mission to try every one of them. Even though these are practically in our backyard out of town family actually clued me in on "the best bagels in the world" I'm not arguing with them. Neither will you!

I got the lox and cream cheese bagel sandwich and while it was very good the price is insane for…read morethe area. I am from Miami and the lox and cream cheese sandwich at my local high-end scratch bagel shop is cheaper than this place. I would really reevaluate what you are charging because I can't fathom why a place in Dayton, Ohio would be more expensive than a place in Miami, Florida. It would really be a 5 star place but I had to deduct a star because of the pricing. Edit: Clearly the owners of this place have an attitude problem as seen in the feedback of this review and other review feedback left on this page. I am looking out for the customer base in the area with my comment, no need to have an attitude about it.

Recently tried it with a friend, and it is some of the best noodles in the Dayton area that I've…read morehad such richness to the basis of the soups. Highly recommend checking it out!

Soupy weather is upon us and I was so excited to try Five Grains! They specialize in making noodles…read morewith five different colors. The menu was extensive and had a lot of options. If you're not a noodle person, they also have rice dishes like fried rice or beef with rice. Once you order at the counter, you can take a seat and they bring the noodles to you. I went with the spicy fish fillet noodles. The broth was very good, with a spicy and savory flavor. It came with lots of chunks of fish fillet and had veggies in it as well. The noodles texture was very chewy and on the thinner side. The texture held up really well throughout and the portion was great for the price. The mala noodle soup with flank steak was definitely spicier and saltier, and it had beef intestines in it. If you're into intestines, this could be a good choice for you. Service was quick since they were pretty empty and we were glad to be able to check it out! Take out is available as well.

I got the Prime Rib Steak Sandwich and a cup of chili via Grubhub…read more Delivery of order was good. The container with the chili was wrapped aluminum foil which is a good idea. It prevents spillage and helps keep the chili warm. The sandwich was wrapped really good. Both items came in a paper bag that was sealed to prevent tampering. The Prime Rib Steak Sandwich looked good and presentation was great. However, it was only so-so for me. The steak pieces were like chunks of steak. I found it to be a little too fatty for my taste. A lot of it was not chewable. The chili was okay and came with a spoon and crackers. It was average. I don't think I would go again. The sandwich size and bread seemed good but the steak wasn't to my liking. The chili size was good and taste was okay. I would rate the quality 2.5 - 3 stars.

Great overall experience. Despite the winter, the delivery was relatively warm. They wrap the soup…read morein extra aluminum to help trap the heat. The sandwich was phenomenal. Despite it being a delivery meal, it was delicious. I do have to factor in that I was craving a sub, but the Veggie Melt is a 10/10. When you dip it in the soup, it makes you think its sub competitors are subpar. Great service overall! Even takeout is good!

The owner is very rude and says very mean derogatory and offensive things to people. If her mouth…read moreis this dirty, it really makes you wonder what happens in her kitchen. This owner has refused to apologize because she said nothing she said was untrue. This is not how you run a business. The owner needs to work on her professionalism.

Heard about this today, saw they were in town at Columbus Commons, got right down there…read more Columbus is lucky- the last decade or so has seen several pierogi places pop up, and stay. The pierogi themselves here are not quite as good as the best in town, but they're pretty good, and the toppings are great. There's only one kind of filling, the standard potato and cheese, but that classic combo is always good. I got the BAMF- bacon, asiago, truffle mayo, and green onions (forking onions?,) sided with a long skinny kielbasa. Mmm. Perfectly sauteed and the toppings are great. The other topping options range from standard sauteed onions and sour cream, to General Tso's I think, to corned beef and sauerkraut, Brussels sprouts, and more. I will keep an eye out for these folks and try the other varieties.

Cute lil cafe & the aromas of fresh pastry were intoxicating. Service was friendly and prompt…read more They've been in business for a few years, so I was surprised when they handed me a paper cup with hot water and a tea bag. After I chose a seat, they brought out my breakfast croissant on a paper plate. I wish the cheese was melted, but the sandwich was really good. The croissant was impressive-it tasted like I was back in Paris. It just felt like I was in my hotel lobby having breakfast with all the paper products. I opted for an assortment of to go pastries to try--almond croissant, lemon blueberry scone, and coffee cake. They were all pretty delicious, except the scone. The coffee cake was the best. I will be back!

The cinnamon roll frosting was fantastic and I love how the cinnamon roll bread wasn't too sweet so…read moreit made a nice balance. I love how the ham and cheese croissant has the cheese crusted on the top of it instead of inside. Everything I've tried so far has been delicious.

A hidden gem in Dayton, of all places. I haven't had many Asian restaurants of any kind that tasted…read moreauthentic in Dayton, but this is one of the few. The noodles are actually made in-house and have a lovely texture. I got the Classic Lanzhou Beef Noodle Soup and was definitely not disappointed. The broth is light, but full of flavor at the same time. It is truly very comforting on a cold winter night. I think the beef slices on there are a bit tough, but it's not too big of an issue. The portion sizes are actually crazy. I got the regular size and could finish maybe just half to 2/3 of the noodles, along with a majority of the beef. I can't imagine how massive the large bowl would be... For health, I also ordered some stir-fried bok choy. This was stir fried well, but I'm not really sure what the flavor profile was supposed to be. Is it garlic? Is it spicy? I couldn't really place it. The prices are very fair for the quality of food they provide, and service throughout the night was decent. I will probably be back again, if I visit Dayton! Food: 4.5/5 Price: 4.75/5 Service: 4/5 Overall: 4.5/5

I have been a regular customer at Kungfu Noodle for a long time and, because of my work schedule, I…read moreeat here almost every day. Unfortunately, a recent experience has convinced me that I will not be returning. I placed an order and requested "no meat, more vegetables." I was told that the kitchen was unwilling to provide extra vegetables unless I paid an additional charge. What disappointed me most was not the charge itself, but the attitude behind it. It felt as though reasonable customer requests were viewed as an inconvenience rather than something to accommodate. This is also not the first time I have heard kitchen staff complaining about customer requests. In the past, I have overheard complaints about customers asking for less salt or making other simple modifications to their meals. As a long-time customer, it is extremely disappointing to hear staff openly express frustration toward paying customers for such basic requests. The attitude was unprofessional and unfriendly. After repeatedly hearing complaints from the kitchen about customer orders, it becomes difficult to feel confident about how special requests are handled behind the scenes. I have supported this restaurant for a long time, but this experience has left me feeling unwelcome and disrespected. I hope management takes customer service more seriously and addresses these issues.