This place is basically a small hole in the wall where you order from the window from outside. It…read moreis made fresh in front of you and you can have additional fruit flavors with the drink. Staff is friendly as well. I got the sugarcane with kumquat. The drink was very refreshing and sweet as expected.I like how you can add an extra fruit flavor for free. I would definitely come back if I was in the area.

A literal hole in the wall spot connected to a Vietnamese restaurant on Baxter st in Chinatown. Not…read moretoo many places sell fresh squeezed sugarcane juice and it's a must on summer days! $7 for a large here and it's worth every cent, super refreshing and juiced fresh right in front of you. You can add optional flavoring in the sugarcane juice as well for an extra $2 but tbh it's perfect just by itself. Will be stopping by as much as I can this summer.

I made a reservation for 1 for a Saturday lunch at 12:00 PM. Not sure if the reservation was…read moreneeded, but the restaurant was crowded as I finished up. I given a brief rundown of how the restaurant worked, then left to fill out my ordering card. The seating is short chairs and you may be sharing a table or bar type seating. I ordered the date drink and one of the sharables . When my food was served, person working asked me if I'd eaten this before, and when I said no she instructed me to mix the fermented shrimp paste until it became frothy and then to dip the items in the paste. She also let me know there were other sauce options (fish and soy) if I wished. It was delicious! My favorite item was the blood sausage but the tofu had a great texture and was more pleasant than I expected! The greens provided were a mix of cucumbers and various leaves more common in Vietnam so it was nice to try some again. I left feeling full, with maybe 3-4 tofu pieces left. Halfway through they brought me the fish sauce too, but I preferred the shrimp paste. As a heads up, this isn't casual Vietnamese food most Americans are used to, but the options are delicious!

Pros -- I like that they offer a lot of interesting dishes…read morethat you can't find anywhere else (beside Vietnam). --The quality is really good. Cons --The staff is a bit hit or miss; one of the guys looks dour and unfriendly. --Pricey for what it is. --Feels a bit contrived, as they try to recreate Vietnamese street food style with the metal table and plastic chairs, but with these price points, who are we kidding? Super busy though, so come early.

Rey Sol Coffee is adorable and welcoming, and it's an easy spot to stop in whether you're grabbing…read moresomething to go or hanging out for a bit. Everything feels thoughtfully done, from the coffee (decorated so beautifully) to the overall vibe, and it's clear they care about quality. A solid neighborhood cafe and definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.

My most recent visit was a bit disappointing. I was hoping to do the coffee, empanada, & pan de…read morebono combo but I didn't realize it was only until 8am... disappointed since I was there by 8:10am & the cashier by 8:15am waiting for a couple to order in front of me. I ended up ordering an iced lavender latte with a pan de bono & empanada for $18. I asked if my points went through & the cashier advised their point system was down due to changes to their point system. Love the cafe but might not sure if it's worth $$$. Cafe is still very cute & decorated for the holidays with seasonal menus.

Food was good…read more Ambiance & service was good as well A bit on the pricey side but I enjoyed it 1 appetizer 2 drink 2 entrees came to $275

I went Easter Sunday to celebrate my daughter's birthday. I managed to find parking a block away…read moreeven though when I drove up it seemed impossible. The crab cakes are huge, the mango slaw and drinks were delicious! The cabbage was not to my liking, it had no flavor. The hostess and our server, Akin, were great, however it was freezing and it took 1.5hrs. to get our drinks. We ate with our coats on. I have long legs and there are some tables with huge trunk like legs which didn't allow me to stretch my legs. I will be going back.

Overall rating: 4.7…read more I went here with my parents for my birthday. We wanted something lowkey and also it was 5pm. It was pretty empty and there was one host/waitress/everything. She was really nice and very patient as we tried to figure out what we wanted. Whenever I don't drink, my service dips but this one stayed consistent which I lied. We ordered the below: - Fried chicken sandwich 5/5 - absolutely delicious, a must - Smash burger 3/5 - a tad too spicy - Tacos: 3/5 - okay, nothing special - Chocolate hazel cake 5/5 - very rich. When they realized it was my birthday the whole restaurant sung and it was sweet. The only odd part is when we got our bill, it was for Zuri Lee Restaurant. And when we charged the card, it was for Brooklyn Bathhouse. Not sure if they're all the same owner. Definitely want to come back for brunch or a happy hour. The service was so nice.

Came here after a hike in Prospect Park…read more Ordered Jerk salmon tacos mac and cheese braised oxtail chocolate cake with carmel gelato nice decor, comfy chairs, and good music...nice vibe... The mac and cheese was my favorite and one of the best i have had...

Great food, great service!…read more This is one of my favorite places for Vietnamese food in Edison, NJ especially the Com Tam One entree. The combination of grilled pork, Vietnamese meatloaf, fried spring rolls & fried stuff bean curd is one of my favorite dishes. The meatloaf is so good here I sometimes just get a rice dish with the meatloaf which I'm sure is strange ask. Kudos to the staff for actually accommodating as well. LOL. There are plenty of tables to eat in and the service is always friendly.

Stopped in for a quick lunch before s long drive home. One Vietnamese coffee - tasty, but a small…read morecup. Two bowls of pho w filet mignon - hot, plenty of sprouts, only two sprigs of basil and two lime wedges. Broth was good, plenty of noodles, but a bowl was $18.95. Good place, nice staff, but on the more expensive side of pho places in the area.

Came in for the LDW special, 2 for $8 bubble teas. It wasn't really 2 for $8, it was $3.90 off so…read moreunless you're getting two plain bubble teas, you'll be paying a bit more. I had the taro slush with boba and hubby had a matcha red bean slush with pudding. KFT is usually hit or miss and this one was a miss. I figured you can't go wrong with taro but for some reason, mine tasted like cool ranch Doritos. The matcha was okay though. Not sure how their other flavors would be but probably wouldn't be back to this location, especially since we were only in the area to run some errands.

My boyfriend and I stopped here for bubble tea while out driving…read more They were prepared super fast and my coconut milk tea with bubbles and zero sugar was perfect. My boyfriend had a different flavor, sweeter but also delicious and refreshing. The store itself is tiny but there are two tables to sit at which we did and were perfectly comfortable and not cramped. Definitely recommend you stop here for refreshments

A great source of wonderful fruits, vegetables, and Middle Eastern products. Hard-to-find items…read moreare plentiful here - no more needing to go to Brooklyn for Greek/Turkish/Balkan foods!

It is good to find a halal butcher with such a nice selection of lamb. On the down side, you must…read morewait a long time for attention at the butchery even if no one else is there, which is frustrating. I think this is mostly if you are a woman. Cashiers are very nice. The grocery has some very good Turkish products. The bakery is average. Prices! This is an expensive market. For example, Cafe Najjar is $16.99 at Istanbul Grand Bazaar. This is more than twice as expensive as it is at Balady in Bay Ridge. I was shocked. For the prices alone I will shop elsewhere.