I'm not gonna question where the heck did my review go to but let me rewrite it again…read more Sultan the Flaming Tandoor is probably the best if not the only Indian Cuisine in the Sherwood area. The food is delicious and the flavors in their curries and other dishes are spectacular. My personal favorite is the Khorma (my memorable dish as my friend Akash would say) every time I could come and either order out or dine in. Akash is the tall guy that works there. Friendly and attentive he always asks how is the food and my response to him is always the same- Wonderful! Some of our other favorites are the Chicken Biryani (very generous portions dine in or takeout), the Korma, butter masala, goat masala and garlic cheese naan (yum)! I also love his they use reliable stainless steel bowls and cups for serving your food and drinks in.

We wanted this to be great. We were looking forward to it. We wanted to find everything good in…read morethis experience. We wanted to have a great source of high-quality and great tasting Indian food nearby. All expectations were high. The reviews were even good to support the expectations. We knew it would be pricey and had the proper expense expectations. Maybe it was an off night. Maybe it was a long weekend and the Sunday night crew was tired. Maybe the ingredient delivery is on Mondays. We ordered the classics - the butter chicken, the aloo palak, chicken tikka masala, etc. - dishes we've had hundreds of times from hundreds of other restaurants (and pubs) so we're very familiar with good, great, and mediocre. Each dish looked the part, but was severely lacking flavor, which is an incredibly surprising thing to say when describing Indian food. While this is indeed a very subjective judgment, the same opinion was shared by our whole table, and even when leftovers were sampled the day after with an opportunity to better infuse, the same judgment awarded. Where was the flavor? Where were the spices? We asked these questions for every dish received. Expectations shattered. As for other criteria, ambience was average for a strip mall dine in restaurant, and with only one waiter, there was significant delay when it got busy - especially with their takeout/delivery demand. So, our search continues for a local solution to satisfy our Indian food fix. Suggestions welcome!

Irish Pub with friendly service, lots of seating and TV for watching sports. Good happy hour prices…read moreand skilled pouring. I'd definitely recommend swinging in here for drinks.

Had the blue cheese burger with onion rings. The burger was good but meat needed more seasoning…read more The clam chowder was more like a potato soup with a few clams. Runny, not thick and also lacked any seasoning to put it over the top. Very friendly service and an old-time sports bar feel to it. Patio dining is nice. Not sure I'd come back though. $18 burgers is quite pricey for what it was.

I first discovered this place while pumping gas across the street at the Chevron when the Korean…read moreletterings and soft opening sign caught my eye so I wanted to try this place out. There aren't any other sit down Korean restaurants in the area (except for Koba Grill) and I also wanted to add another variety to my places for food in Sherwood. I asked my daughter to come along with me and we had dinner earlier this evening. They are located next to Walgreens so there are two ways to enter their parking lot. Either from the Highway 99 side or take the back entrance directly facing the ice skating arena. We took that route. The interior of the restaurant is modern and inviting. Their furniture is modern decor and there's ample parking throughout. We wanted to go with the Baekban order and it came with your choice of protein and 6 banchan sides. At first when I ordered I thought it was a great idea to share with two people but the lady quickly pointed out that there's a min of two orders. Since I was super hungry we decided to go with two orders (Bossam and Bulgogi) which meant a total of 12 sides. What surprised me were that instead of receiving a set of the same sides between two Baekban orders, each of the 12 sides were different but all tasty, so we had a mini-feast of sides including our proteins. Verdict- Delicious! Probably the best Korean food I've had in this area. Each side had their own unique flavors. (See photo). It turned out to be more food that we can handle but we brought home what we couldn't finish to eat for leftovers for tomorrow's lunch. I can see how some of the people that made a comment about not being able to share was probably due to a miscommunication meaning you cannot order one and share between two people so you probably have to order one for each or the same for each. I did notice though that in the 3 weeks span since the menu photo was uploaded, the Baekban went up in price by about $2 (29.99 vs 31.99). Don't sleep on this place. It may be a little pricey but it's worth it. For the amount of food that we got, it was well worth it. Family owned and authentic recipes. The daughter was quite friendly but the mother may be a little reserved and the father (who I think was the cook) knows how to prepare Korean food. Can't wait to head back here again and bring more of my other family members to try this place out.

I often belittle new restaurants in Sherwood for being repetitive, for not bringing anything new to…read moreSherwood. We have more than enough burgers, plenty of Pizza, and tons of tacos. But we don't have any Korean... until now! Finally a truly new restaurant in Sherwood: Hamjibak. And the flavors are excellent. First challenge: finding the place. Hint: it's in the building next door to Walgreens. You can turn in directly from 99W, but only if you're south-west-bound. If you're going north-east on 99W, you must turn left at the light with Edy Road and then take the first right onto Borchers Drive and then take the second right into the Walgreens parking lot and the building will be on the left. Second challenge: parking. This building has three businesses in it and ten parking spaces... two of which are handicapped. You'll probably park at Walgreens and take a short walk. The third challenge will be deciding what to order . The major dishes are served family-style and it'll be best to have at least two people. The final challenge will be eating all of the food. Each meal comes with a dozen small-plate "side dishes", soup, and rice. It's a big meal. But it is a delicious meal. All of the sides are made in-house. All have interesting flavors. It's a bit of a culinary adventure. Korean is not a spicy-hot has some Asian cuisines are. This makes it more interesting to eat and requires more skill to prepare. They've done a good job with the decor. And the service is good too. Because Korean food is complex, it can be a challenge for people with a lot of food allergies. You might want to call ahead. Korean food, however, is very vegetarian-friendly. There are plenty of delicious vegetarian options. However, for vegans and other extremes, you have to ask yourself how well you trust such a small kitchen to control minor cross contamination. Gluten free is quite possibly here. There is no "kids menu" and picky-eater kids might not care for this unusual food. Accessibility is good and there are two handicapped spots right by the door. My advice to the management is to expand the menu to include some weekday lunch plates that are not such a big meal. 12 sides, soup, rice, and a main dish is quite a lot for lunch for Americans. In conclusion, grab some friends or family, make up a foursome, and come here for an excellent meal. I'm glad to see a new restaurant that expands the choices in Sherwood.