Met my friend here for lunch. As usual service was prompt. Food was consistently delicious. The…read moreplace was not crowded today. Will definitely comeback.

Nice service, great menu selection and the food was excellent. The soup dumplings are the best I've…read morehad, absolutely delicious broth. Also enjoyed the crispy pork wontons, egg rolls and orange chicken stir fry, which was very nicely fried.

As usual, every single time good! No waiting at 3 pm…read more Nothing fancy but clean and inviting.

Based on the yelp reviews, I'd say quality of food and service is spotty here. I don't want to…read morerecommend this place and have someone following my recommendation have a bad experience, as it seems a lot of people do. Heh...and it seems I finished my meal and got up and left before I finished my review. I had vegetable yaki udon (which my phone heard as "vegetable yucky udon" ) and edamame. I enjoyed both. It was not an "Oh my dog!" swooning experience, but it was good. The woman who seated and served me initially did indeed disappear entirely about halfway through my meal; happily, a gentleman in a flannel shirt and down vest took over for her, coming over to ask if everything was alright and, upon my request, to refill my drink. The woman, I believe, has a reputation for not doing those things, but I was taken care of despite her negligence. (This is also the woman who insists that the customer sign the credit card receipt produced after they use tap-to-pay with their phone...one of the whole reasons for the existence of which mechanism is that it's touchless...meaning that you don't have to touch your credit card, you don't have to touch the credit card reader, and you don't have to touch a pen, because, as it says right at the bottom of the receipt in bold capital letters, "NO SIGNATURE REQUIRED". But this woman will not allow the customer to attempt to cloud the issue with facts, insisting instead that the very reason you must sign the receipt is that you used tap-to-pay with your phone. Okay. Whatever.) Anywho...I had a nice meal. And I was surprised to hear what sounded, to my distorted hearing, like 90's shoegaze playing over the sound system. (I think I have the genre right there - it was reminiscent of Cocteau Twins and that sort of thing. And I'm sure I heard Morrissey in there too. Unexpected almost anywhere these days, and definitely so, and kind fun, in an Asian restaurant.)

The service is fantastic and very welcoming We got 3 rolls,…read moredragon,the Bruin and the shrimp tempura roll. Everything was fresh and delicious. My daughter loved the tempura roll, so much so she wouldn't let me try it. A must try is the hot stone bi bim Bob. Don't ever get this take out. I made that mistake once. The hot stone crisps up the rice at the bottom. I got the pork which was tender. The pork bulgogi has incredible flavor although it is one of the pricier items. The mango drink was yummy (started with a y). The place is not fancy but the food and service make up for that.

Don't waste money on food that's inedible... Teriyaki…read morechicken tastes like A** ...The Scallion pancakes are disgusting soggy messes... the tempura chicken tastes burnt... and the fried rice is white rice soaked w soy sauce and tastes like mudd... this is from Korean Garden in Williamstown. I called and she told me I dont know Scallion pancakes or Korean food... lady i know good food and I know bad food and this is disgusting... we literally spit it out ... never in my life... went in and returned it. The owner very rude.

We had heard so much about our this place but were a bit disappointed…read more Pros: nice outdoor seating, nice wait staff, fair prices, nice free appetizer. Cons: terrible beer list (in Vermont!), tofu with scallop dish was tasteless, scallops too salty. PS some of these reviews are for takeout, which you cannot order at the restaurant. Unusual concept.

Travis was a fantastic server. 3 of us tried Umami for the first time last night. Cocktails were…read moreAmazing, apps were Beautiful and the mains hit the spot. Travis answered all our questions about the menu, was speedy, and knocked it out of the park with his service. I recommend the beef and broccoli or the Shrimp lo mein

In a culture that's increasingly going in the way of delivering food, we had an extraordinary…read moredining experience. The restaurant sits in a cozy style house in historic Glens Falls. From the moment our party of five came in (we walked in at four 'o clock as soon as the doors opened), we were greeted warmly by staff and shown to our table immediately. We had a some of their happy hour starters, called dynamite bombs, crab rangoon and miso soup to begin with. It was all delicious, and came quickly. Our main dishes ,which were mostly sushi rolls, came beautifully displayed on a sushi boat. We also ordered some Pad Thai and Tom Yum soup, again all of it was delicious and prepared perfectly. The best part of the evening was when our waitress overheard us talking about our daughter's birthday, and surprised us at the end of the meal with a platter of small desserts and then sang Happy Birthday to us! The cost of the meal was very reasonable, the service so friendly and enthusiastic, I would recommend this place to anyone.

So sad to see this place has gone down hill so significantly. I didn't realize I had reviewed them…read morebefore and gave 5 stars! But that was 10 years ago and a lot of things change (and costs are cut) in that time. Everything tasted funny, quality was not there, shrimp and chicken tasted bland and was rubbery, not fresh. It's disappointing.

Decent place. The steamed chicken buns were really good. Not a lot of flavor to the ramen and they…read moremixed up all of the orders with my family. Super nice staff and good bubble tea

Great experience and value here! The space is bright, open and clean. I got a taro milk tea with…read morebrown sugar boba and 2 2-protein make your own poke bowls. Yum! The food was fresh and lots of choices. I also like that avocado isn't an extra cost, which it is at many other poke restaurants. I look forward to returning for some of their spicy ramen!

We were driving through this part of Massachusetts and found this place by chance. A Cambodian…read morerestaurant in this part of MA? It's a small eatery; you order at the counter, and they bring the food to you. We had the kuyteav beef soup, shared the stir-fried kuyteav with seafood (aka meekatang), and the beef sticks. The soup was flavorful; you can taste the depth of simmering bones and aromatics. It's liquid gold! But it could've come with more beef. The stir-fried noodles were good too; a little dry for me; it could've used more gravy. But the beef sticks were the bomb! You can taste the lemongrass paste (kroeung); it's savory and full of umami.

No kids today, so I get to treat myself on a budget. Ordered 2 beef sticks with fermented carrots…read moreand Peru cucumbers. 6 fried chicken wings, 4 Asian donuts, and a side of jasmine rice. And boy ol boy, it was delicious. The beef stick was tender and season to the T. The chicken wings were small but it was crispy good with a side of sweet and sour sauce. The food was authentic Khmer food. I recommend this mom and pops place. Nothing fancy, price was reasonable, spent $18.

Saigon Spring is the glow-up to Van's in downtown Albany. The owners are the same and the menu is…read moresimilar, but the experience at Saigon Spring feels elevated. There's a parking lot and some gorgeous decor inside. The restrooms are sparkling clean. The service is top-notch and the staff is happy to answer any questions about allergies. And the food... yummy. My party of 6 enjoyed pork, duck, and beef. We passed each others plates in a circle and sampled everything. I was a big fan of the salmon at Van's and almost went with that at Saigon but was convinced to try something different so I went with the pork. I'm not usually a pork fan but I've had Vietnamese pork before and enjoyed it. The pork here was perfection. There are so many dining options in Clifton park but if you have the opportunity to check out Saigon Spring, you absolutely should

Lunch with my daughter today was a delicious respite in a serene setting in the middle of a busy…read moreday. That is what we wanted and knew we would get. I enjoyed my usual small bowl of Shrimp and Pork Wonton Soup ($8.00) with tender dumplings, egg noodles, scallions, cilantro, and crispy shallots in a flavorful broth. Best ever. Upon my recommendation, we both ordered the Shaking Beef, or Bò Lúc Lắc, ($25.) which is a delicious Vietnamese dish of marbled cubes of beef tossed in all the good stuff: soy sauce, oyster sauce, fish sauce, a little sugar, butter, garlic, and black pepper. Everything is shaken around in the wok to get a nice all-around sear, hence the name...Shaking Beef! We enjoyed it with Brown Rice instead of Jasmine. Kudos: The cubed filet mignon was cooked perfectly; it was tender and pink in middle. Outstanding! Two reactions: --I did not like the lime dipping sauce because it was very salty (grains of Sea Salt intact)served in a small dish that was on the plate, so next time I will order another type of sauce. However, the beef was flavorful without it. --There were too many sliced red onions and not enough spring onions. Our two orders to go (Pho with Filet and Chicken Wings) were ready when we finished lunch. Grandsons were delighted! Service was efficient and courteous as usual.

I can here for a quick lunch take out and ordered the General Tso Tofu. Worse choice ever, it was…read moreso slimly I couldn't eat it. The tofu was pulling out the sauce and exterior. It was total mush. I love this place but can't recommend ever trying the tofu. Service was super friendly over the phone and during pick up. The restaurant is always clean and gorgeous looking. I still will come back here but no t for tofu anything.

Ordered takeout and had a great experience. I ordered a…read morescallion pancake which came with peanut sauce, and a crunch roll with crab, cucumber, cream cheese, and spicy mayo. Everything was delicious and pickup with quick and easy. I'd definitely come back here again if I'm in the area.

This is a unique venue and a great spot to see music in Troy. The space is intimate without being…read morecramped, with capacity at 175-200 people. There is PLENTY of standing room (and dancing/moshing room :) ) and also a line of auditorium-type seating raised along the back wall near the sound booth. (This raised seating area is great for photo/video taking, IMHO.) The stage is low and close to the crowd, without barricades, which lends to the intimacy. Was concerned about it being too cold in the winter months, but heat was working just fine. There were some coat racks available, too. The bar prices were reasonable, with a nice selection of tap and cans, and seltzers and other options available for the non-beer drinkers among us. Sodas and non-alcoholic options were also on the menu. The staff at the Hangar was pleasant and helpful, through and through and the sound was good throughout all bands. We parked a couple of blocks up the street; parking at the venue is limited, but finding parking in Troy is rarely an issue.

The Hanger is a phenomenal spot to see a band and have a great time with friends and other music…read morefans. It is a small, roadhouse size, type of place right on the Hudson River in Troy. It can be counted on to book fun bands and provide a great vibe. The bar staff are always attentive, friendly, and professional. We just saw the Fleshtones here and it was a blast!