I wish I'd never learned about this place. It's ALL I WANT TO EAT. Seriously. I would eat the…read moretempura broccoli instead of dessert. It's that good. Fried crispy and not mushy or overcooked. The sweet vinegar and herbs balance it perfectly. Perfection. That's saying a lot since I'm a meat lover. The shrimp is delicious, and the chicken (Neighborhood Bun or Bowl) is brilliant. The egg rolls are also delicious. If you can handle a little spice, the Red Beans and Rice are great, too.

Wow. Go here if anything.Go here. Some of the best Asian Fusion food I've had. Ordered in person…read moreand it was ready in about 20 mins. The neighborhood bird bowl was so good. Definitely enough for two people thanks to the pro tip some kind other customer gave us. Also ordered the tempura broccoli which was amazing as well. If you can eat that one before it gets soggy I recommend, but still good even when it was soggy. The flavors were just spectacular. I miss this place just writing this review! Go here and keep them in business for the next time I come back.

Hands-down, the best Chinese food in Maryland. Not just in Baltimore in the state of Maryland…read more Peter Chang broke the mold with this restaurant. We love the food. We love the service. We love the drinks. We love to creativity. It's also in a row house in Baltimore that gives amazing vibes.

We went to the all you can eat Sunday dim sum brunch and it was a delight. And also a steal for…read moreonly $32. There are no servers pushing carts here - you order small plates off of a menu. Each dish is the right size for 2-3 people to have a few bites. The crystal dumplings, duck egg rolls, steamed pork dumplings, and walnut creme dessert bao were perfection. The kung pao and cucumber salad had a strong and slightly weird maple syrup flavor, but were still pretty good, and beware that the tofu skin rolls appear to be stuffed with both pork and shrimp (so not vegetarian). The food came out quickly and in whatever order it was ready. However, the some of the service was struggling. The tables are small and easily overcrowded with 3-4 small plates, but neither our waiter nor any of the 5 food runners cleared our dirty dishes away. So we stacked the plates ourselves so they could drop more dishes. It took 3 tries to get more napkins, and despite encouraging us to order food in rounds of 3-4 dishes each, it was difficult to get to our waiter to order. Overall, this was a good experience with solid food. We will be returning.

Rarely do I visit a restaurant where the food looks exactly like the picture before you even take a…read morebite and then tastes even better than it looks. Ekiben did that. I had been here once before, before moving to the area, and thought it was great then. This time? Extraordinary. I came in about an hour before closing, and anyone who eats out knows food can sometimes feel different that close to closing time. Not here. Everything tasted fresh, flavorful, and just as good as if I had walked in at peak dinner time. On top of that, I had an issue with my online order/payment. It looked like the charge was processing through my account, but they had no record of the order. Instead of making me feel like a problem, the person helping me was patient, kind, and genuinely tried to figure it out. I felt treated like a hungry customer who needed help not like someone trying to get over. The food looked good, tasted amazing, and the people were helpful, welcoming, and kind even near closing. The space was welcoming as well. The corner store ..... come on in. Come on in. Come on in. Top-notch all around

Fantastic food once again, I ordered a chicken bowl and the Maryland softie. The chicken is always…read more10/10 and worth it. It was delicious, flavorful, crispy, and easily worth the price. Now for the Maryland softie, my first bite was heavenly (full of the crab-cake and remoulade), but as I kept eating it, I realized I would've just preferred it with just crab cake, not the soft shell too. Was it worth the hype? kind of. It's pricey so maybe one and done for me. Now the crab Rangoon egg roll, that was a miss for me. It is cheesy and filled with imitation crab, but too small for me at the price point. And I didn't find it super tasty personally. My sister who is also a yelp elite had a totally different take and loves it, so maybe it's subjective. I did have it 4 hours (put it in air-fryer) after I got it so maybe eating it super fresh is the difference. Space is limited so better for carryout, and the person taking my order was friendly. It'll probably take 20-30 mins for your order to come out, depending on how many people there are and pickup orders they have to complete. Overall, this place is a Maryland staple at this point and anyone who visits MD should 100% try and check out their famous fried chicken, whether as a bao sandwich or a rice bowl.

The food is delicious authentic Korean food and very tasty. Price is affordable. My favorite is the…read morekongbanation it is delicious!

Mind you I live around the corner from this spot and have never been, so glad I finally stopped in…read moreon this past Friday and it was so good. This past Friday it was really chilly and my work colleague wanted some hot tofu soup. Not to mention this is one of the best Korean Pocha spots in the city, with a 70-80's retro street vibe features traditional Korean cuisine, Korean BBQ & other specialties. The wait staff was really nice and inviting. They were very knowledgeable about the various food options. It was really cool to hear catchy K-pop songs playing as week. The food is fire hands down. I went ahead and got the Teriyaki mayonnaise Cup Bap( rice bowl topped with the korean fried chicken, teriyaki sauce and mayo). So delicious, my friend got he soft tofu soup with seafood and we split a hot sake to share. I am still mad at myself that I have not come here sooner, I will definitely be back. Their fried rice dishes look amazing. I also love the price point here as well. For both of us it was $40 bucks. So if your in the station north area, please stop in. You wont be dissapointed SYOY

Lots to choose from the menu. Fried rice was a great option for the kids - had the egg cooked with…read morethe rice. Several cocktail options that were all delicious. Staff were so attentive and friendly. Decor was modern and fancy. The view is unbeatable! Definitely will be back to try more drinks and dishes when I'm back in Baltimore!

Sushi here is top tier and so is the ambience. I stopped in on a busy weekday. This place was…read morepacked. My friend and I ordered everything from the tuna tartare, chirashi bowl, Toyosu nigiri platter, seared otoro and the matchamisu dessert. This was plenty of food for 2 people. We loved the quality of fish and presentation here. The otoro cuts were definitely the highlight of the evening. Seared otoro tuna with endless amounts of shaved truffle on top. Definitely save some room for dessert as the matchamisu was a take on the tiramisu. The mascarpone, mango and matcha were a great combination. The service here was great. Our servers were attentive and we enjoyed the variety of seafood, Asian fusion and even saw some hibachi items. Azumi is a great place to enjoy some cocktails, sushi or hibachi. I highly recommend booking reservations in advance. The bartender did let me know they have sushi making classes and tuna carving sessions throughout the month. I'll definitely be back to try some different cuts of fish and their sushi rolls.

The worker was smiling and ready to take my order as soon as I got there…read more There are a few colorful stools you can sit at but I'd find it awkward to sit right where the cashier is taking orders tbh. The Thai tea was sweet but not so sweet to the point where you would feel like it's running through you Boba was decent. It was soft but not soggy/randomly hard in some places. The drunken noodles with level 1 spicy (lowest spice level) was already pretty spicy for me! So proceed with caution . Granted, I still enjoyed the noodles and LOVED IT ! I got it with beef. The beef wasn't anything special. I would love to try the pineapple fried rice next time as it would remind me of my time in Hawaii many years ago... Stay tuned for that update!

I've been craving some genuine Thai Tea, and this place hit the spot! Located inside the Fells…read morePoint Market, this little shop was delightful. Me and my homegirl were on a budget, so we only stuck to appetizers. I still think it was a little pricy even after splitting, but I would come here again to focus on the entrees rather than the appetizers. The seating is shared between all the restaurants inside the market hall, and we came at a pretty quiet time. Even though it was slow, we did wait quite a bit for our food. We were given the option to have our drinks served first, giving us some down time to mosey around the rest of the market with something sweet to sip on. We were notified that our food was ready, via text. We had the Curry Puff and Moo Ping Nom Sod. The Curry Puff filling was delicious, and the onion vinaigrette was essential to cut through the rich pastry. We spent most of our time in the food court mumbling through stuffed cheeks about how good the pastries were. The Moo Ping Nom Sod was good, surprisingly not as salty as other Thai restaurants. This enabled you to truly enjoy the vegetables it came with, as well as the steaming hot rice that came individually wrapped, ensuring that the rice would be soft even after opening the container.

Came here in a pinch bc ai was craving some lunch sushi and they have a good lunch special. As a…read morevegetarian, my sushi opinions are limited but their sweet potato roll was excellent. It came out very quickly which was nice for a quick lunch. It's kinda empty most of the time which is sad, I do think it's a cool corner spot. I just think the vibes aren't as poppin as I would have hoped. There aren't really any other sushi spots in Canton.

Lychee martinis are great Fried rice was eh…read moreSushi is good!!! Don't get too experimental and get the sushi lasagna lol

I'm surprised this place does not seem to get a lot of food traffic. I came with my friend for…read moredinner and it was empty when we arrived. By the time we left, it was still empty. I did hear a lot of people get take out here instead and it does get busier over the weekend. They provide happy hour throughout the restaurant. I got a glass of their house wine and my friend got a non-alcoholic beer. We shared the Lotus Root and Giaow Pak (dumplings). The dumplings were room temperature but still good. We loved the fried lotus root which was delicious! For my main entree I got Pad Si Eew with chicken. I love that they put Chinese broccoli instead of regular broccoli. Such a great dish and my friend enjoyed his Mama with tofu dish. I also ended up getting their Mango Sticky Rice which was great. Mango was ripe and dish was just the perfect amount of sweetness. The place is pretty spacious inside with plenty of seating at the bar, long high tops, and table seating. Staff were friendly and courteous. Such a great spot for some delicious Thai food.

As a lover of Thai food, I think this spot is the best in Baltimore City and is the most consistent…read morebut I wouldn't say it's the best I've ever had. I think Bmore's Thai food scene is geared toward satisfying a certain demographic. But would I be content eating this? For sure! We went for happy hour and personally felt that the boneless chicken wings and tempura shrimp were the best of the options, but still pretty disappointing. Besides that, I do find their pad see ew, pad kee mao and tom kha is the best in the area. Their customer service on the other hand are always super nice and sweet.

Stopped by Ejji after my Whole Foods shopping yesterday and so glad I did. My first time at Ejji…read moreand I got the pork tonkatsu ramen. I didn't know this place is Malaysian ramen which explains why the broth is different and not salty. I really enjoyed my ramen and it was enough for my lunch and dinner. I liked the spicy topping that that gave me. I will definitely be back. The person who took my order was really friendly and recommended the pork for my first time. I will definitely love to try the shrimp next. I took my order to go but I will eat in Ejji next time.

EJJI is located above the Whole Foods in Harbor East. I stopped in for lunch and wanted to get some…read moreramen. I decided to try the spicy miso pit beef ramen special and it did not disappoint. So happy I decided to try something new. They offer authentic Japanese beverages as well. They were pretty busy but it didn't take long for my food to be ready. I was able to sit in the dining area and enjoy my food. I asked for my food to be placed in a to go container just in case I didn't have time to sit and eat there. But they do serve your food in real dishes if you plan to dine in.

We love to wander freely through Federal Hill and pick new to us restaurants based on proximity to…read moreparking. Especially on game days or weekends. Such was the case at 4pm on a sunny Saturday. And that is when we found this heartfelt and delightful pan Asian spot. We just had 2 dishes but they were filling. We had lamb curry noodle soup and it was warming and soothing with just a touch of spice. But the punch came from the homemade chile oil I splashed on gingerly. We also had chicken and ginger congee which has a lot of brothy flavor. Thai Iced Tea and Vietnamese Iced Coffee rounded out the superb discovery. We will be back, parking gods willing or on a long walk.

All their food is Fresh and Delicious.... can't get enough!! From their Appetizers to the Main…read moreDishes....MMMMMMMMMmmmmm good!!