Popped into this place for our last meal before leaving AZ and it did not disappoint! We were the…read morefirst people in. When we walked in it had a very fishy smell, so it kind of made us second guess our choice. But we went for it anyhow. The greeter/server was very pleasant and sat us. It was very clean inside with ample space between seat. We browsed through the menu and started with our usual edamame and pot stickers. The edamame was salted well throughout where a lot of places just put the salt on top only. We ordered a couple varieties of sake which were both good. Out of all of the things we ordered the karange skewer was just a little more oily than were use to, but still good. The spicy salmon roll had really great flavor and the lollipop roll was probably one of the better versions that we have had. The musubi was giant to say the least, it was good, but offered a bit too much rice. Overall the food and service was great and we were very happy that we ended up here!

Awesome late night spot, for decent quality Japanese eats, and in the Tempe-Scottsdale area. Zu…read moreIzakaya was a solid post-study dinner spot when I was a student, and this time it definitely held up! We were nearby for a show, and decided to stop in on a Wednesday evening for a late dinner with some friends. They have a good happy hour menu, and my friends ordered off there, but I was craving sushi so I got the nigiri omakase. It came with miso soup, which I enjoyed, definitely hard to go wrong there. The sushi itself was decent, nothing crazy, but definitely better than grocery store quality. The tuna and salmon pieces were a little fishy, maybe not the freshest, but it was also quite late (~10pm) so I wasn't expecting too much. Beautifully presented, and the cuts were quite large which was nice! The food came out pretty fast, and the service was pleasant. The restaurant vibes are pretty dark, and moody. The bathroom was kind of scary personally, super dark and a little messy, so I decided to wait till I got home. Overall, a solid experience, and definitely a good choice if I am in the area.

I happened upon this restaurant when looking for a meet up with a friend halfway between Scottsdale…read moreand Queens Creek. What a Gem! I encourage you to check it out and make it a regular. An elderly gentleman served us, very kind and always smiling. One fun part, He and my friend both spoke the same dialect of Mandarin. So they had a lovely chat. Really, so authentic was his heart, the food-- delicious. We had the Indonesian or Taiwan Beef Noodle Soup - Very Good and I highly recommend. The restaurant was very clean.

i went to this spot yesterday with two other friends, it was our first time there and we were…read morecompletely wowed! hospitality was great, the elderly man and woman were so super sweet and patient with us! the food was absolutely delicious, very flavorful! we ordered the wontons with chili oil, combination chow mein, cucumber salad, soup dumplings, stir fried string beans and the spicy beef noodle soup. they were all a 10/10! the ambiance felt very nostalgic, they had jazz music in the background which was truly the cherry on top! unfortunately we didn't take any pictures because as soon as the food came we dug right in. this was our first time here but definitely not the last, prices were great, chen's noodle house is a must!

RJ was our server, he was great! Fish and Chips were really…read moregood the Guinness was cold and perfect. Love Casey Moore's since first visit 10 years ago!

For a dive bar the vibes were immaculate. The outdoor space is pretty big with a pond and there's…read morean inside bar but we hung out outside. Food is decent, pesto pasta divine (small portion was perfect for me). For a dive bar the prices are pretty high and portions not very big, sad they were out of oysters for my first try. Service is very nice, overall I can see myself coming back here.

Ordered delivery and I'm super disappointed. I only got one slice of turkey and lettuce looked…read moreterrible. Not worth $13

Very rude staff. Cannot be a coincidence that both times I have been in here, not often, since…read moreit's been months since the last, but both times were interrupted by very opinionated and rude staff.

Every sandwich that I have tried so far has been absolutely amazing. The bread is fantastic. It's…read morealways just right. Highly recommend.

Good toasted subs! I remember back when this place first opened and man what a concept! It's still…read moreconsistent and has yummy food! Pakalolo was the sub for me today - it was fresh and yummy and just enough (ordered the pinner!)

I've not always had the best experience with "Ghost Kitchens", but after reading through the Yelp…read morereviews of Kin Thai, I was sold. This restaurant is only available for takeout and third party delivery services (we did DoorDash), but it has a good selection of both authentic Thai dishes and unique dishes I had never heard of. We ordered some staple Thai dishes to split, such as the Pork Gyoza, Crab Rangoon, Drunken Noodles and Crab Fried Rice. The food came in under 30 minutes and was hot and sealed well. The food was a bit of a mixed bag but overall mostly positive. The Pork Gyoza and Crab Rangoon were super crispy and flavorful. The Drunken Noodles were fine, but a tad bland. Sadly, the Crab Fried Rice was full of pieces of shell and was also on the bland side. It wasn't a bad meal but with so many better, and cheaper, Thai places in the area, I don't think I'll be ordering from here again for a while.

This place is a hidden . Very authentic. I came here on a whim we were staying at the great Wolff…read morelodge and I wanted something different so I stumbled upon this place. Very cool concept how it's a food court offering so many different types of authentic food. We ordered the Tom kha gai with shrimp and chicken. We also ordered the pad thai. We were speechless! A must try. SO so so good. The best thai food we've found in Phoenix area so far and we've tried most.

I really love the look of their menu , it's so cool and fun to look at . The food is good overall…read more It may not be the best Chinese restaurant I've tried, but it's definitely not bad at all. I especially enjoyed the beef skewers ,they're my favorite dish here. The orange chicken is tasty too. The desserts were just okay, they look fun and cute, but the flavors were a bit simple for my taste. The staff are very nice, friendly, and quick, which made the experience even better. The restaurant is a little old, but it's still clean and comfortable. Overall, it was a nice place to try , I always enjoy exploring new spots and gaining new experiences

We love our server (the white girl, I forgot her name), but the food is never really good. We've…read moretried a good portion of the menu and the only items that are good is the fried rice. The soup dumplings are decent, but they are frozen, which kind of just seem like false advertising because on the menu, it says something about 16 hour long broth. The skewers are just okay too. The Mapo tofu is a fucking death trap. There is so much mala in it that my mouth was buzzing and it taste medicinal. And before anyone says that it's supposed to taste like that, it's not. I'm Chinese and it's not supposed to taste like CHM. Also, they charge for water and while that's not illegal, it definitely is scummy.

10/10 would recommend…read more Only thing I would change is a TV or two to get some of the Sports games on. All in all I would give it a 4.5 / 5 Great Guinness, and a great environment!

If you like a laidback vibe mixed with a bohemian twist similar to a dive bar you'd find on the Ave…read moreoff the UW Campus in Seattle back in the 90's, this is home. Cornish Pasty was cozy and unpretentious. My husband loves Guinness on tap and enjoyed his 32 oz tankard with his pasty. I'm allergic to alcohol but I was so happy that they had non-alcoholic Guinness in a can. It was my first time drinking Guinness and I can appreciate its cult following. We ordered the "chips" to start. They were good, but needed salt. But the showstopper was the fresh homemade bread and butter. The bread was so good that I almost ordered another one. We ordered the Guinness Stew Pasty and the Lamb Vindaloo Pasty, based on the server's recommendation. The lamb vindaloo definitely hit better with the beer than the Guinness Stew, but both were delicious. The pasties were comforting like Bosnian food. Not fancy, but filling and satisfying. Our server was an absolute sweetheart. He was attentive and had great recommendations. Despite being busy, he still made it a point to check in with us during our meal. I'll definitely be back for sure