Great fish fry - sides were good as well. Pricey but what can we do, it's 2026 inflation. Still…read moreworth the money

Fried seafood is delicious and plentiful. I don't exactly know how the service is. Someone went in…read morefor me to pick up the food. I had the fried seafood platter. Even though they were out of some things that should come in the platter, we were offered replacements. This is actually my second time with the platter. The first time, I had everything that was supposed to come in it and was VERY satisfied. I don't know what the inside looks like. Like I said, I didn't pick the food up inside. Yes I will order from here again. Very tasty. Thank you.

Great Caribbean Food in NJ. My first time trying did not disappoint! 4/5 stars…read more The Curry Goat was the standout! The fact that they allow you to order meats by the pound is a definite plus. I also ordered the jerked chicken and pork. The great thing about it was both were super moist and flavorful. The only knock I would say is it lacked the grill/char I prefer on food that says "Jerked" Overall I enjoyed this very much, especially because it reminded me of the West Indian food I'd get in NY. DEFINITELY CHECK IT OUT

Wow, I am Jamaican me happy and my belly. From the second, we walked in our greeting, explaining…read morethe hot dish items the evening to spice level food, preparation, questions, all delivered with a smile. From first meal here, my wife decided to make sort of a combo which was curry, chicken and jerk chicken with white rice and mac & cheese, and I have to tell you everything was outstanding for me the curry chicken I felt was it a different night necessarily better but I loved it way more than the jerk chicken. Curry chicken fell right off the bone Arrows full of flavor it was moist for my dinner. I had the snapper brown stew the whole fish, and I had the cabbage vegetable on the side with plantains, and it was just cooked to perfection. Next time I go back, I have to try the ox tail .

Located at a shopping center. Outdoor seats with umbrellas and indoor seating. Clean comfortable…read moretasteful decor. Tried the Garlic Butter Chicken. It had chili pepper crisps that gave it nice heat. Snow peas scallions mushrooms all fresh. The egg white noodles and roasted chicken nothing special. This is loaded wirh butter and garlic with roasted sesame 900 calories. Yikes. Added a dark cherry punch that wasn't very sweet that's a good thing to me. Lunch cost me under $20 it was good but hard to say it was better than what I'd get at a Chinese food place for similar $.

The first thing you notice when you walk in is not a smiling human but five glowing touchscreens…read morewaiting to take your order. They are tall and unblinking. They do not know your name or care about your childhood. I picked the Seasonal Stir-Fry, the Chesapeake Crab Stir-Fry. Egg white noodles. Crab with Old Bay seasoning. Bell peppers. Red onions. Scallions. Parsley. Seasoned breadcrumbs. Old Bay sauce. I swapped the grape tomatoes for mushrooms. I also ordered a bottle of Mexican Coke. Cane sugar as God intended. It felt almost rebellious to drink something that tasted like the 20th century. The place was nearly empty when I walked in, but within five minutes it was buzzing. Three line cooks moved like their feet were on fire. A young woman at the front kept the chaos civilized, sliding bags onto shelves and trays into hands with the calm of someone who has seen worse days. She was very good at her job. My order arrived hot enough to make my glasses fog. The crab was all body meat, none of the prized claw, but there was plenty of it. Sometimes quantity has a quality all it's own. The Old Bay gave a mild sting on the tongue and reminded me that flavor is sometimes about memory as much as ingredients. The napkins had a word search, a maze, and a spot-the-difference game on the backs. I did not touch them. I admired the idea though. It was a neat way to keep kids or bored adults occupied without wasting paper on disposable menus, flyers or tray covers. The meal and soda cost just under twenty dollars with tip. That is a little high for noodles and crab from a fast casual joint, but these are the days we are living in. All in all, I left satisfied, and asking for more than that from your lunch is just setting yourself up for disappointment. 4 stars.

The line was huge & they were soooo sloooowwww taking the orders. That is a disgrace. Have 2 people…read moretaking orders so the line moves...

So sorry to say that the quality has gone way down and price has gone up. We ordered two…read moreConnecticut rolls after not having had Cousins for a while. One had 7 dollars of extra meat and we could barely tell which one that was supposed to be. The rolls had a strong old seafood smell to them and left an unpleasant smell in our car driving them home. The taste wasn't fresh like we remember. For almost 70 bucks we are beyond disappointed. We may give them one more chance but won't be bothering with extra meat.

The food was overall good. However, there were two complaints. First, the pho broth was great, but…read morethe noodles were packaged and not fresh. Second, the summer roll sauce was perfect, but the shrimp summer roll was heavy on the noodles, so I couldn't taste the shrimp. The server was a character and the service was good, but he never checked back after the food arrived. Also, I don't know who decided to put the girls up next to the food pictures, but it's out of place for a family restaurant.

This traditional Vietnamese dive serves up authentic Vietnamese cuisine at reasonable prices. The…read morepho is excellent and so are the spring and summer rolls. The atmosphere is interesting. There are pictures cut from magazines and hand written papers stuck all over the wall and the tv plays videos of people cooking street food in Vietnam. The place is messy and disorganized and the service is very good but bizarre in a way I can't explain. Divey is the best way to explain the place. We dined in on a Friday night and the place was empty. It was only us. I didn't even notice any calls coming in or food going out for deliveries. I hope they last because the food is good. I would highly recommend ordering takeout or delivery though.

You walk in this place is super spotless. The ambience is good but it's pretty simple and has…read morereally amazing portions and really great service. The people look like they work well together they are very kind and nice spotless and they seem to do a lot of takeout. Many friends have recommended this place. It doesn't look like much from the front but when you walk in the selection on the menu is plentiful I can't wait to bring my family here.

Ordered off of Doordash this week from this store. Pleasantly surprised with their Beef Stir fry…read moreand the 河粉. Their chicken and rice soup was definitely not fresh but the prices were decently aligned with this fact. Very happy that this store put cutlery into our carry out order - a lot of restaurants seem to forget that many people ordering through apps don't have access to cutlery.

Super friendly guys! The place smells SOOOO good... the burger and the bun were both super fresh…read more I'll be back. Ps: the waffle fries are delicious

Ewing Eats Sandwich & Grill is a very good small shop for takeout lunches and light meals at 1400…read moreParkway in Ewing, NJ. Yesterday I ordered online from their website for pick up in 25 minutes. My Sloppy Jersey Turk (Boar's Head Honey Turkey, Swiss Cheese, Cole Slaw, Russian Dressing on Toasted Rye) was very descriptively named. All quality ingredients, and tasty, yet very "sloppy" due to all the wetness of the slaw and Russian included in the sandwich. It was a slip-slid with every bite. Still, I appreciated the white sandwich wrapping paper that held it all together until I arrived home and was able to control its unwrapping and consumption. At ten minutes from home, Ewing Eats is close enough and good enough to be a solid alternative for our quick lunches or light meals. Those cheesesteaks and loaded fries looked pretty good, too. Four Deli Stars

Poke bowl a big disappointment.! Old lettuce mix, never had…read morepoke with cucumber pickles, was nothing fresh in that bowl except tuna.

Seafood shack in the middle of Princeton, NJ?…read more Nassau Street Produce and Seafood produces good seafood entrees with great value. They also sell uncooked seafood here and a limited selection of fresh produce as well but my visits focus on the box lunches and entrees. At the prices quoted, the entrees are well worth it. The salmon platter has been my favorite so far with a great grilled flavor accompanied with standard fries. The salmon filet, whether stand-alone platter or between a bun, has perfectly cooked grilled lines, with a moist bite that speaks to the expertise of the griller knowing exactly when to take the filet off the heat. For box lunches, the fish and chips platter is a mammoth sized filet that would be best eaten quickly to savor any crunch that is left over from steaming in the cardboard box. It would be hard to say your hunger would not be satisfied with this meal. The fried clams was really on the small side without the belly and was mostly breading to be honest. They were however perfectly crunchy and not greasy. If there is one knock on the food it would have to be the fries, which could be the worse fries I've ever had. Definitely up charge for the onion rings which are supposedly homemade and far superior. They shutdown operations rather early in the evening so this isn't a evening meal destination. I often find myself taking my food to a nearby Princeton park table/bench to enjoy on a nice sunny day/early evening. Call ahead if you are in a hurry and your meal will be waiting for you before you arrive.