We got a bunch of banchan, including stir-fried squid, tteokbokki, and pancakes. The pancakes ($12)…read morewere delicious. The tteokbokki ($8) was a little salty, and it felt like the rice cakes and sauce did not fully come together. The stir-fried squid ($10) was good and had a nice spicy kick from the peppers, which was great. The kimbap ($7) was pretty generic but typical, so still good to try. There is ample street parking right in front.

It was amazing I've eaten this many time and I usually get the sweet potato tempura roll and…read moreavocado roll and they're amazing!!!

The Yamato team is amazing. On time, always with a smile. Every time I had to offer sushi for my…read moreclients, Peter and his team we are always there for me. 20 people or a thousand, the food was also great and the price right.

Pretty delicious for food court sushi. Kinda pricey for work lunch (especially after tax), but…read moreworth it. Fresh enough and tasty enough.

Really impressed with this tiny Korean "catering" place. We…read moreordered $550 worth of food for 24 college age kids who eat a lot and it was sooo much food that we had left overs for days. I was very surprised by their generous portions. And to boot, everything was delicious! Tukbokki (spicy Korean rice cake stir fry) was the best I've ever had. We went back a few weeks later and bought some other things (soups, cooked meats, banchan, etc) and they were all very very good The ladies who work there are very kind and accommodating. They don't speak English very well though.

Ordered catering from here for 15 people. The food was a huge hit with everyone! Delicious,…read moreplentiful, and at a great price point.

Korean dumplings and catering @ Palisades Park, NJ I tried…read moresteamed pork vegetable dumpling which was very fluffy and tasted delicious! When I got there around 5pm, there weren't too many prepared Korean food to try out.

I went inside when it was almost closing time. There weren't much left for the buns and I picked 2…read moreof each kind: vegetable, red beans and kimchi. Their buns are very fluffy

I was too hungry to take photos, as the food was devoured too quickly! As you may imagine, I…read morethought it was quite delicious. We had the seafood pancake, some mandu, and some tofu stews. Everything was of the similar high quality as BCD that I am used to, so no complaints. Service was pretty efficient, especially considering that it was busy and there were only 2 people manning the restaurant!

Stopped in for lunch at 1 PM on MLK Jr. Day. There's a parking lot, and this lot is always a mess…read morebut luckily we were able to find a spot. The restaurant is pretty small, so it's not great for large groups. We only had 5 but had to wait for one of the larger tables, which they only have two of. Here is what we ordered: -Shrimp & Leek Pancake - I'm normally not a fan of these pancakes because they tend to be soggy and oily. But this one was actually pretty good. I think it's because they use a very light, and very little batter - so it's mostly just shrimps and leeks. They also have a good amount of shrimp -Japchae - this one was meh. It wasn't smooth and glossy like I like my japchae to be. But that might be a good thing? Maybe it means they use less oil -CDH Tofu Bossam (steamed pork belly, tofu, kimchi wrap) - this seems to be the dish everyone was getting when I saw the reviews. Some pictures showed their homemade tri-colors tofu, which is why we didn't end up ordering a separate dish of that. I was disappointed when it came out with regular tofu, which was still good but not what I was expecting. The pork belly was nice and tender, and sliced thin. I wasn't a fan of the kimchi wrap because there was some kind of herb in it that I didn't like. Perilla leaf maybe? -LA Kalbi - meat was tender and the marinade was good -CDH Grilled Croaker (served with rice and soup) - perfectly fried and lots of meat. The tofu soup it came with was incredibly salty though Their banchan included fried tofu, kimchi, cucumber kimchi, shrimp sauce, and marinated squash. My favorite was the cucumber. It was bright and crispy. I would have been happy just eating this and some rice. I will say that the only weird thing is that they're on the inKind app, and when we went to their website, we saw there was a promo going on for $25 off $75. But as soon as they saw we had the coupon, they asked if we could pay with a different method because suddenly, "their system was down". The promo was part of the reason why we chose this spot, so we felt kind of like it was a bait and switch. We probably liked half of the items, and that experience left me a little salty. And with so many Korean restaurants in North Jersey, I think we'll try those spots before returning here.

Food was excellent! We had the mango shrimp appetizer, garlic naan which was huge and a marinated…read morechicken I cant recall the name of however I would get anything from there. Delicious!

It's hard to tell if this Bukhara on yelp is the one in Caldwell. there are three. one in nyc. one…read morein ringwood. one in caldwell. this is about the Caldwell one. i went 5/31/25 to go to Tashan the single best indian eatery in northern new jersey. been there for years. That was a sophisticated quiet lounge space with chill modern music and dark lighting and a host that was professional and effective. the food was incredible. however despite the sign in the window now, this isn't tashan. Gone is the calm and conducive atmosphere and now it's brightly lit, vibrating at times with loud Indian music and not the same. My last 45 minutes spent there had a host or manager basically yelling into the phone in the dining area 10 feet from me so loudly that the kindly waiter volunteered an apology because they were catering the next day. i actually had said nothing but that's how loud this guy was on the phone. i was the only diner. on a saturday night. All of these while mildly unpleasant details aren't why i'm not returning. it was the food. tashan's chicken tikka marsala had huge succulent cubes of chicken and quite a few immersed in a creamy incredible sauce. Now? Half the portion with six or seven stringy chunks of chicken in bland sauce. the enormous saddle size Naan of Tashan? Now it's the same size but this bread was lukewarm, flat, thin and bland. Samosas? Also not very tasty and were doughy. And the mango lassi with a thin cardboard straw took forever to suck out of the cup as it was medicine thick but was ok i guess. it saddens me to know an eatery that was so top notch is gone. Cook recently left - host returned to India. all good things come to an end.

Tonicooks has changed my life, quite literally. It took me a while to accept the fact that my…read moremetabolism is not what it used to be in my 20s. So I needed to change my diet, but I didn't want to do it in a manner that wasn't sustainable to my life. I work in corporate, leave work to go workout, and live for the weekend. When I finally stopped stalking her Instagram, I kicked myself for not having done it sooner! Toni offers different meal plans, with delicious and healthy food that arrives to you every Sunday! I'm on the weight-loss plan, and can proudly say that in the year I've been subscribed, I've lost 16 pounds. What's even better is that I changed my food before I finally went back to the gym! So imagine how pleased I was when my nutrition and physical-activity levels meshed to where I could fit into the jeans that I swore would never see the light of day again! I'm blabbing, but honestly their customer service is amazing, they're so responsive, and want to work with you to make sure you're enjoying your plan. They're constantly offering coupons and discounts. I can eat Toni's food and not feel like I'm missing out even though it's weight-loss food (Does that make sense?) I don't know, but you have nothing lose by trying them out.

Reasonably priced and the food is tasty.. I've ordered several times from them and have recommended…read moreit to several friends. I love the shrimp with creamy spinach and the ribs.

I drove by this restaurant multiple times and decided to stop. I included my receipt and a picture…read moreof what I ordered. I went back to the store because I thought that the lady forgot the tzatziki sauce but saw it when I took out the salad. That's how small it was. So I asked, "So it's $1.50 for this little thing?" She says yes but proceeds to say, "It's homemade." Me: Ma'am, I don't care. That is ridiculous for this tiny container. " Other than that the food was pretty good. But next time I will get my tzatziki sauce from the grocery store. I bet at one time it was handmade too. Lol

So we invited Pita Bowl to our Annual Trunk or Treat at a private school in Paramus. The event…read morestarted at 4:30 and it was slow in the beginning but the parents realize they could provide their kids with a meal while at trunk or treat and Pita Bowl got slammed! The staff handled it with organization and grace. Parents were very happy for the full menu plus kid friendly food options. Several families came up and said how good the food was. Truck was well set up and prices were clearly marked plus they took credit cards! Thank you Pita Bowl for your support in making Trunk or Treat a success!