Really decent street tacos, authentic, and feature the best parts of the cow: tongue and cheeks. Be…read moreadventurous and do try them. The food is on point but the room is very darkly lit. 4 stars all the way. Love the Margarita menu

So you discovered the dive bar with the big burritos and the best salsa bar in town. Your taste…read morebuds commend you. I think there's a time and place for Mexican bar food, and this may be my favorite spot of all time for that plunge of tasty pleasures. As a vegetarian, I'm happy to indulge in the big ass burrito anytime. It literally is too big to finish in one sitting, but you know I have. My friends have had many of the carnivore options, and they have not voiced any disappointment. The salsa bar is my favorite. It is that creamy jalapeño salsa that wins me over. The joint is divey for sure, and you can gamble or just have a drink. The barkeep is friendly and keeps things moving. It was clean and tidy inside. I'm happy to support such a fun easy breezy spot. What are you waiting for? Get in here.

Sushi Bako is now in the Common Fields parking lot! It took…read moreabout 20-30 minutes for food on a Friday night, but it wasn't super busy. The roll was excellent, with high-quality tuna! However, the Katsu Bowl lacked flavor and may have needed a vegetable side. It came with very bland miso soup.

Great meat to rice ratio, friendly service and very fresh. Loved being able to get a horchata at…read morethe tack truck next door

After hearing many good things about the food, we decided to try out Young's Country Kitchen. We…read morewere impressed with the variety of offerings, as well as with how quickly our order was ready! The omurice was delicious, and the large portion size was a great deal, at under $12! About a month after our initial in-person visit, we were excited to find Young's Country Kitchen on Doordash. We ordered the tteokbokki bowl and the teriyaki tofu bowl and both were good! My only issue is that the teriyaki tofu bowl was a little bland and dry, so I had to add some teriyaki sauce I had at home. After adding the sauce it was enjoyable, but had I not been at home I wouldn't have been able to do that. I'll definitely be back, since there's a vast menu I have yet to explore. All things considered, the food here is tasty and absolutely worth a try!

I established we visit Corvallis regularly from LA, since my son is spending my money...er,…read morestudying at Oregon State. We try to find local restaurants to support local business, we've generally been happy with what we've found. Young's Country Kitchen is no exception, we really enjoyed our meal! The cuisine is quite good and authentic. The bibimbap had a good balance of beef and veggies, the chap chae also nicely done. My son enjoyed his bulgogi, good flavor and tender beef. We were a bit curious as to why our son ordered the sweet-and-sour chicken, but as always he knew what he was doing (at least with food). The chicken has the right amount of batter, there was still nice chunks of meat, plus the dish wasn't drowned in sauce. What really impressed me are the "minor" features that add up. The chili sauce with the bibimbap was tasty with a mild, not overwhelming kick (it may not be homemade, but it complimented the dish properly). The rice is very good, with generous portions. I wish I'd have purchased some kim chee to go with it. The miso soup is good, white miso, very appreciated on a cold day. Our family has been there before, and we plan on returning. My next try will be the Kim chee fried rice.

They're in Monmouth,OR now! I loved getting to try this new food cart. The food was plentiful and…read morevery flavorful.

Absolutely terrible food, and ham-handedly prepared. The owner is a Legend in His Own Mind; in my…read moreopinion, an over-inflated egoic poseur. I was served the worst so-called "Po-Boy" sandwich I've ever tasted. Mostly a long almost stale roll that was soggy with liquid, and dominated the disproportionately meager contents. And really expensive! The hot mixed greens were over-cooked, rendering them an unpalatable slimy choking hazard of limp bio-mass. His grits were the only semi-palatable item of the several we tried. His food is mediocre and WAY overpriced. Never going back.

Miguel's Mexican Cuisine (take out only) in Corvallis is literally a hidden gem that delivers…read moreauthentic flavors and generous portions. They're no longer food cart. They're located in the back of the building. Enter either through the alley or walk down the hallway that's more reminiscent of a small office building. The carne asada enchiladas with beans and rice have a rich and savory flavor. While you order online or electronically at the door, the owner is warm and welcoming. Best Mexican food I've had in Oregon.

Absolutely a hole in the wall for carry out, but the food is always good. Give it a try if you…read morehaven't.

Definitely a must-visit restaurant in Corvallis. My family and I have been eating here since it…read moreopened, and they consistently have outstanding food and quick, friendly service. I have never once been disappointed. The skirt steak taco and Korean BBQ taco are my favorites, but there's seriously not a bad item on the menu. The one downside is that it gets LOUD during peak hours.

Absolutely loved this place. TacoVino in Corvallis is a total gem. The service was great and…read moreincredibly fast, which made the whole experience even better. We tried a variety of tacos (curry chicken, Peking duck, fish, barbacoa, and al pastor) and every single one was packed with flavor and perfectly prepared. The fresh, hot chips with both the green and red salsas were next-level good. Honestly, we could've made a meal out of just that. We also enjoyed a rosé sangria and a Tempranillo from Spain, both excellent and really complemented the food well. Beyond the food and drinks, the atmosphere was just as memorable. It was relaxed, inviting, and a perfect spot to sit back and enjoy the moment. This is definitely one of those places you want to come back to again and again.