Participated in the Manhattanville Community Event. It was a beautiful day to celebrate the…read morecommunity. Lots of food, fun and activities. Kid friendly with activities, movies, music and joy. All FREE Hopefully this will be an annual event.

This wonderful spot somehow stays under the radar. The kitchen team excels at Manhattanville…read moreMarket. The place keeps up with design trends and cleaning standards. The employees' kindness defines customer experiences. This spot lives up to every promise!

Time flies. One of our all-time favorite soba owners passed away last year…read more Thank you, Sam, for all the delicious handmade soba and udon, and for your warm conversations over the years. We will always remember your kindness and the memories made at Azuma. Rest in peace.

Solid soba noodles with fresh buckwheat (we got them cold). Good dipping sauce…read more The sashimi don was great as well. Loved most of the fish. Fresh and flavorful. Service was very kind. Very affordable.

It's the small restaurants that you have to watch out for. I've been back twice and each time…read moretrying a different ramen. You just can't go wrong. The Ramen is FULL of flavor. It to the second time for me to realize this. But you can order two, that's what the combos are. They give you mini bowls and you could try two flavors . I will be doing that when I go for the third time! Mouth is watering thinking about it

Used to come here all the time for ramen and it's been awhile. Randomly dropped by on a weekday for…read morelunch and did not need a reservation. Also plenty of parking around the area. The place is small and cozy as you would expect from a authentic Japanese ramen restaurant. Service was efficient, not too many options on the menu but they are all very good. I got the combo of gyoza and original ramen. The ramen is simple but loved the flavors, the meat is very tender and egg is cooked perfectly. The gyoza comes out fresh as well. Overall experience was good for a simple and quick meal. Would recommend if you are in the area craving ramen!

Traditional soondubu eatery in Fort Lee that, like many of the Korean restaurants from that era,…read morefeels both charmingly and not-so-charmingly dated. The menu is simple, and we shared a mushroom soondubu and a stone bowl bimbimbap. Both were fairly standard in composition and flavor profile, but with nothing to complain about. This seems like a nice place to waste away an evening over a bottle of soju, so maybe we'll do that too next time.

flavorful food and decent price…read more We ordered: Japche Pork tofu soup-mild Seafood tofu soup-medium spice Seafood pancake The tofu soup was favorable and perfect for a cold rainy day. We preferred the mild over the medium spice.

THE GOOD ----------------…read more+ LOTS of menu items to choose from, with a majority of them being rice entrees with a protein. + There is a molding display of every single menu item to show you what it would look like, which is pretty cool! + #72 Hamburg and Gyoza w/ Rice - Fantastic! Their hamburger patty is probably their most popular item. Huge oval piece of hamburger steak with sauce and 5 gyozas in the order. The entree was relatively simple, but everything was suppper delicious. THE NOT SO GOOD ---------------------------- - Nada. MIXED THOUGHTS --------------------------- = #55 Stir-fried Shrimp, Squid, Ham & Veggie over Pan-Fried Noodles - Was OK. Wasn't great, but wasn't terrible either. Plenty of shrimp, squid, ham and, especially veggies! It was a pan-fried noodle, but the noodles were suppppper soggy from all of the sauce that it was drowning in. If that's your cup of tea, then this is for you. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS -------------------------------------- = Vendor is right at the side entrance of Mitsuwa.

- Bright, inviting vendor stall with a full wall of food displays that double as the menu, making…read moreit easy to see exactly what you're ordering - A long line of customers on a Sunday afternoon, which speaks to its popularity--but the line moves at a steady pace - Service is efficient and purely transactional, typical of most food vendors at Mitsuwa--quick, straightforward, and no-frills - The food looks just like the display models--served hot, fresh, and flavorful; you really can't go wrong, as everything on display looks equally tempting - just note that the pan-fried noodles aren't crunchy as its served covered in sauce, which can be disappointing if you're expecting that crunchy texture

Great produce and fresh fruits. Great prices! I love the Korean iced hazelnut coffee they sell.read more

Older HMart store. Clerks are not nice to non-Asian customers. Overpriced on stroke items. Only…read moregood for Korean made products. Needs modernization.

bagels and coffee are excellent. right now they play really loud lofi music though, which can get…read moreobnoxious. that said they do have convenient touchpad service machines so thats a plus. update (july 8) giving another star because the volume levels were much better today. food was really great as usual

This used to be very good and now not--- for example, the bagels are terrible!!! Go to Absolute on…read more108th. Sorry! Neal Hugh Hurwitz West 115th Street

I've been in this area many times due to various group activities and have never tried this spot…read more My friend said this place is good and we decided to try. Like the name says - "Wok bar", you literally walk into a food bar and pick whatever you want in a huge bowl. Selection has meat, seafood, veggies. It comes at about $16/lb and comes with bowl of rice. Not too shabby. Then comes the interesting part- you pick cook in soup base or have a dry pot. You get to pick no spicy, medium, hot, very hot. I picked medium spicy and it was enough to turn my tongue on fire. There is a tea station by the entrance and they were serving date tea at the time. Date is like a sweet prune. It's not a huge place but you sit about 40 people I think. Service was good as they asked us if everything was ok and offered to fill up the tea for us. They don't have their own parking lot, street parking. Cheat tip: park at the strip mall across the street where BCD tofu house is. I found it not crowded on a Saturday night before a snow storm but did see a light crowd do take out.

Small typical local Chinese dry pot place/vibes. Honestly I love how clean it looks and feels too…read more Pick your own ingredients and spice level with a min of 1 pound. Can get really spicy really fast so be wise with the spice level you choose. It does get greasy and is more on the heavier side but always satisfies the craving that comes once in a while. Service is always welcoming and accommodating. The ladies are always super kind so make sure you give them a smile