Ordered at doordash here! Definitely satisfy my sushi cravings!…read more Location: It is located around Amsterdam ave. Few seatings inside. You can see how they make the sushi. Service: ordered via doordash. Food: Everything was good, seems a typical sushi spot. SUSHI DELUXE: the sushi were kinda small but taste good. It has salmon, tuna and white fish. It was fresh but small. 2 ROLLS: i ordered Philadelphia roll and salmon avocado roll. Both were delicious and fresh. Price rating: 6/10. It was not that expensive for a sushi. Definitely will come back to try other sushi and rolls.

Got the 3 rolls for $15 special which is pretty worth in this economy. Also came with a side of…read moreeither a miso soup or a salad. I opted for the miso soup which I loved, they were really generous with the seaweed which I feel like most places skimp on. However I do wish there was more soup since it was just half filled. I got the salon avocado, spicy yellowtail, and spicy tuna rolls. My favorite were the spicy yellowtail but tbh it was hard to distinguish it from the tuna. I ordered via Yelp and the food was ready for the time I set to pick it up. The lady at the counter was also very nice and friendly. The place is a space hole in the wall but ideal for delivery/pick up. Would be back to try more rolls next time I want to treat myself to some sushi for lunch.

This eatery opened recently and decided to venture in and order some Dominican food. Serve staff is…read morefriendly and attentive. Food is freshly made and in full view behind a windowed counter to choose from. I order a mangu (mashed green plantain), and spaghetti a la criolla (plain with no meat). Mangu was spot on. The spaghetti, although the texture and flavor was good, it was a bit too salty. For a take-out, they do give enough food that last for a second serving. Overall, place is clean and decent environment. Price is decent for the quantity given. I'll visit this place again to order another entree. But no spaghetti for me, next time.

This place is a gem. The food is so good and for the money they are not stingy aren't other…read morerestaurants in the area. I stopped here every time I am in the neighborhood definitely recommended. Their Chivo guisao(goat meat is delicious) the employees are very nice and friendly. The ambiance is also nice, a small and cool place to sit for lunch or dinner.

Quickly made. Good taste. Mango was a little brown and noodles was too much bamboo and not enough…read morenoodle. Portion sizes good for price and everything tasted great.

Some of the best thai food I've had in the city! The service is always quick and the food tastes…read moregreat.

Steven the manager is amazing! They're quick, attentive, and the food was awesome at a good price!read more

This was my first visit to Wonder and I ordered from the Limesalt menu and I'm sorry to say that…read moreI'm not impressed. Nothing had any flavor to it (seems like it lacked even salt!). The barbacoa was bland, the rice a zero, but the beans had some spiciness on them. The canned Diet Dr. Pepper was good, so not a total bust. My order took 18 minutes to prepare (at a little past 11am - so not busy at all). I hoped that meant they were doing more than microwaving prepackaged food- not sure how it works here. I was really excited to try the place out given the vast selection of food available. Right now, I could not recommend it. However, I will try it again at some point and we'll see what happens.

As a student who supports small delis nearby my school, I like Olive Deli for their tossed salads…read moreand sandwich. Olive Deli is a favorite spot among my colleagues. Its a standard deli - has an extensive menu with sandwiches, gyro, chicken/lamb over rice, quesadillas, heros. They also have a make your own salad bar that they toss right in front of you! Workers are friendly and service is speedy. Recommend if you want a quick bite. Unfortunately no seating area available.

Love the concept and the food , it's the second one I've visited in New York . I had the spicy…read moreCaesar which was pretty good and I liked the generous portion of jalapeños..

Yum! This place was within walking distance of where I was staying and my friend recommended it to…read moreme. All the other restaurants were jampacked with people watching the FIFA games. This place didn't have a TV so we were able to grab a seat and some food. Their chicken Chicharron is absolutely delicious. Arroz con gandulees also a hit. There is plenty of seating which I appreciate when all the other places are so small. I went back again.

Decent food needs more flavor and seasoning though honestly but I'll definitely try it one more…read moretime to give it another chance

Had a hankering for Thai and there was a deal for delivery in my app, so selected from Charm Thai…read morethe Cashew Nut Sauce Lunch Special with Squid and a side of Tom Yum Soup. So glad I did! The Tom Yum soup was freshly made with pieces of chicken. Squid is not a typical protein you can order in a lunch special, but it is something I enjoy. Everything was well prepared and absolutely delicious! It was a spectacular lunch! Recommend you also check out Charm Thai!

Food are decent for the price. Minced chicken salad-…read moreDid not taste the kaffir lime leaves. Lemongrass, fish sauce and rice powder are weak. Definitely fresh made though. Minced chicken entree- Good portion, sunny side up egg with crusted bottom cooked perfectly. Missing the fish sauce taste. Rice is too mushy but it's freshly cooked. Tom Yum soup- Average taste. I didn't taste the kaffir lime leaves. This is not my 1st order, and it tasted slightly off this time. However, the price, portion and quality are good.

The service was fantastic and quick. I was greeted by 2 energetic staff members who aimed to…read moreplease. Sadly, I was very fatigued at the time and couldn't match their energy, which i hope they didn't take personally. The menu itself was a bit of a letdown as i think it might be better for Brunch than the Dinner i had in mind. I had seen a picture online of an old dish they no longer serve and the Calamari I did get was lackluster. They didn't have Sangria. I stopped ordering after that because i couldn't find anything that appealed to me but i really liked the staff and ambiance of the restaurant.

Settepani is a surprise find one could easily overlook along busy Malcolm X Boulevard in Harlem. I…read morewas walking by on a rainy and chilly Saturday and stumbled upon Settepani, which is exclusively a bakery at other locations, but is a whole cafe with a substantial menu in Harlem. There is a small set of tables and chairs outside for classic sidewalk cafe seating and plenty of two and four topper tables and booths inside. You are met with the pastries up front and I seemed to be in a weak moment. The sight of their reasonably priced tarts at $6 apiece makes the decision very easy: pecan for one and apricot almondine for the second. They will pack them in small cardboard boxes if they have them available so your tarts are not crushed on the way home. They made it home safely intact, despite being at the bottom of my back pack. These tarts have a nice and firm crust and seem pretty durable. The pecan tart is more straightforward, but with a surprise twist. The pecan tart has a top layer covered completely with pecans, which, combined with the thin layer of filling far less than commonly found in pecan pie, improves the pecan to filling ratio and contributes to its nutty pecan flavor. I taste what seems to be maple syrup reduced that may be the glaze and contributes to the flavor and texture of the crust. This pecan tart is for those who prefer something less sweet and more nutty than pecan pie and find pecan pie too full of sweet filling. The apricot almondine tart revealed its almond character before I looked it up on the menu. Visually, it reveals the three apricot halves in a triangle atop the tart. The apricot serves as an introduction to the subtle layer of marzipan underneath. That's when I searched the menu to see if they describe the ingredients of their pastries. The tarts at Settepani are not too sweet and that is a big positive for me. I have found the American style of baking is more reliant on sugar, whereas other parts of the world use fruit or other means to bring out sweetness. Settepani would be a great place to have brunch finished with a pastry and coffee. Nothing seems exhorbantly priced and this pastry intro went very well. The rest of the menu is promising for a return and there's more upside to their rating when I return. 3.9 stars!