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    Republic Food Enterprise Center

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 7:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Paci's Lounge & Dining Room - Fish sandwich

    Paci's Lounge & Dining Room

    4.1(38 reviews)
    6.0 mi
    $$

    I made a special drive simply to take out Paci's while staying a half hour away for a trip to…read moreFallingwater - and boy am I glad I did! The blackened chicken Alfredo (which I got with a side of the "ghostfredo") was amazing - I polished it off after crushing the ghost sauce shrimp. I'm obsessed. I wish I could try everything "ghost" on the menu. Such a fantastic blend of hot and yummy flavor. Should've got the recipe... Oh and the breadsticks. Don't get me started. If only I had a third to snack on while writing this review.

    Tried this place for the Lenten special fried fish. I hadn't been there in a long time, so I…read morefigured I would check it out. I was hopeful the food would be good but it was far from that. I ordered the fish sandwich and my mother ordered the fish platter. I asked to get haluski as my side and the waitress told me "we don't have any yet". I was confused because their Facebook post for the day stated the available sides were fries, mac and cheese or haluski. I just got fries. The food was fresh and hot, but tasteless. The tartar sauce was just mayo mixed with relish (very gross imo), the coleslaw my mother got was very sweet (not good at all) and had a heavy mayo taste as well. The fries needed salt. The fish sandwich was small, compared to two other restaurants in the area, which was around the same price. Halfway through our meal, the couple next to us were offered the other sides of mac or haluski. My mother asked why were told there was no other side available. We spoke to a different waitress who told us that it's only as a special after 4, but it was only 3:30. We ordered our meals at approx 3. She said it can be offered early and we can get it as an additional side. I declined because it wasn't initially offered by our main waitress. I was bothered by that to be honest. Other tables were offered it, but we were not. Anyway, I wouldn't recommend this place. It was overpriced and has small portions. I know they have been open a long time and have a lot of customers, but I won't be a customer again.

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    Soju - Korean poutine with chicken katsu and egg

    Soju

    4.4(289 reviews)
    35.0 miGarfield
    $$

    We walked in right after they opened at 5pm yesterday and were able to snag the big table for the…read moresix adults and one toddler in our group. The inside is small with a small bar with seats and several tables. It filled up really quickly after we got there so I recommend going early if you can. They also take reservations for parties of 8+ online. Our server was super nice and checked in on us as appropriate intervals. We ordered basically half the menu to family style. Everything was pretty good and my favorites were the poutine, Tteokbokki, and kalbi. The cocktails were fun and inventive and also very reasonably priced! Our bill was $342.58 for the six adults and we were absolutely stuffed. It was a very reasonably priced dinner and great value for what we got. I would absolutely come back!!

    Good. Just not as good as it could have been. This was a nice space, with a chill vibe. The noise…read morelevel is a little high, but it's fine. They do seem to really care about the craft of providing Korean inspired fusion concepts. The Korean style poutine was a good example. Mostly classic poutine, but with crumbled tofu in place of cheese curds. Well played. Especially well played given the scare quotes in the menu to call attention to the fact that "this isn't traditional poutine." I checked the place out with a friend and we ordered a few different dishes. I got the bibimbap, and it was fine. The pickles were in the direction of a bread and butter pickle, which was a nice fusion-y touch. The carrots and pickled cabbage were fine but not notable. The fried egg was perfectly constructed. Good outcome overall, but also a pretty hefty dish. My friend ordered the barbecue combination, which is essentially a three different meats served with rice. She liked it. It's not something I would order, but it looked well presented. All told, I think this was a good destination. They have a very small list of beers available, but the list spans a reasonable number of styles. The staff were very friendly, but also spread pretty thin. There seemed to be some interesting cocktail options, but that's less my thing. I think I expected more, but that doesn't mean I was necessarily disappointed.

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