The Nuer Panang here might be the all time best dishes! Everything was good. In a neighborhood…read moreflooded with Thai places this one really stands out. My only piece of advice is to carefully review the menu and the numbers which link to the items.

I have had a lot of Pad Thai at a lot of different places and THIS WAS THE BEST PAD THAI I HAVE…read moreEVER HAD!!!! The service was great! TK was amazing!! The place has a great vibe as well!

This place is awesome. My husband ordered the lomo saltado, and I had the 1/4 chicken (breast and…read morewing) with saffron rice and beans. We also tried a lychee cocktail, which was really refreshing. Everything hit the spot and the portions were satisfying. The only small note is that the beans could have used a bit more seasoning, but overall the meal was still very enjoyable. I would definitely recommend this spot and would come back again.

By the end of the meal, all that remained was a pile of chicken carcasses--a sure sign we had done…read morethings right. I went to Pio Pio with two friends, and the experience started strong. The first thing placed on the table was their famous aji verde, the vibrant green sauce. I couldn't resist dipping my fork in for a taste--spicy, fresh, and absolutely addictive. We ordered a spread that truly showcased the menu: Mama Juanita's rotisserie chicken, perfectly seasoned and juicy; corvina; and a ceviche mixto loaded with shrimp, octopus, calamari, red onions, cilantro, rocoto pepper, and lime juice. It was so refreshing and flavorful that I found myself spooning up every last drop of the citrusy marinade. The lomo saltado was another standout--a savory Peruvian stir-fry with marinated strips of beef, served alongside crispy fries. We also added a side of maduros, their sweetness balancing the meal beautifully. The ambiance was casual, comfortable, and simple, with unique walls decorated in intertwined tree branches that added a rustic touch. The service matched the food--our waiter, the busboy, and the manager were all attentive, engaging, and genuinely friendly, making the experience even more enjoyable. Dessert was Tres Leches Cake. One bite in, and it basically melts in your mouth- no chewing required. It's sweet, soggy and by the end, you're not sure if you ate cake... or drank it--but either way, no regrets. Overall, it was a memorable meal full of bold flavors, great company, and warm hospitality.

Wow, wow, wow! This is place is a must! the crying tiger was…read morephenomenal, I ate the entire thing. Also the coconut ice cream with taro and mango sticky rice to die for. I'll definitely be back.

I didn't realize HK had so many amazing Thai restaurants, but LumLum has become my go-to for Thai -…read more Crying Tiger (4.5/5) - can't believe I've lived my life without having tried crying tiger before...honestly more than the steak itself, the rice and sauce were so rich in flavor, I'd say pretty garlicky (which is very much up my alley). The only thing I'd say about this dish is that, based on the two times I've ordered it, I wish the steak came out more tender as it's all cooled off and slightly toughened by the time we eat it. Gang Fak Tong (5/5) - oh I was starstruck for this curry. I love all things pumpkin, so that + soft shell crab was literally the dish of my dreams. Disclaimer: I can tolerate a moderate level of spice, but this one really had a kick to it so maybe brace yourself. Pad Thai (5/5) - imo they were on a roll that day with the crying tiger and pumpkin curry, because I feel like it's hard for pad thai to stand out, but everything from the sauce to the noodles, literal fireworks of flavors. I think I'm hyping this too much now but just know she's worth. Som Tum Thai (4/5) - not the best papaya salad I've had because I personally like the ones that pack a punch with the acidity and tanginess, but this still did the job and delivered on the freshness and flavor that helps cut through any greasiness from the other plates This place fills up quickly but still had good service - food did take 15-30min for us so something to keep in mind.

I discovered Cubby's through Classpass and have now been back a few times. It's a fantastic…read moretreasure nestled within the beauty that is Hell's Kitchen. It's a quaint locale that exudes charm and charisma that brings you back to a simpler time. Charles, the owner, "gets it" and truly cares about the community. I am leading with this, because all great businesses need an iron-clad foundation, and his leadership provides this. The first few times I ordered there I got the burger, but this time I ordered a breakfast sandwich. Hands down the best breakfast sandwich, I have ever eaten. Food, ambiance, culture. This place has it all, and if you are in the area do yourself a favor and stop by! Kevin R.

If you're reading this, you're probably nearby. Do yourself a favor and stop into Cubby's for a…read moreburger. The food is consistently delicious, and the dining room is a great place to sit back and actually enjoy your meal. What really stands out is the customer service. The team is attentive and genuinely focused on making sure you leave satisfied, which makes a big difference. I usually go for one of their many burgers, and the turkey burger is also a great option if you want something a little lighter without sacrificing flavor. Definitely worth a visit.

I went there solo last week for some comfort food.. Super chill, family run, and very welcoming…read more Small seating area. I ordered one of their chicken soup s and it was freshly made, filling, and very good. I'll be back.

Solid pocha in Hells Kitchen. Only fits maybe 15 people inside but food and service are solid…read more Ambiance is very low-key. We ordered the tteokbokki, original and spicy wings, and the galbi. Everything tasted good. Nothing stood out to me as a must try, but I would say this is a good option for Hell's Kitchen and just as good as K Town pochas. I would come back because the Bossam was sold out and it's a best seller so I want to try it.

Kabisera at Canal Market Hall serves Filipino homestyle comfort food…read more We came here on a Sunday for lunch, and it was not that crowded. Ordering and paying is a breeze through a computerized kiosk. My partner ordered teriyaki salmon with adobo rice and pickles, while I opted for Pinoy katsu; a pan-fried chicken cutlet with a coconut curry base served with adobo rice and pickles as well. The dishes went well with chilled local beer. We found the portion very filling. The dishes did not particularly blow us away but were nothing off-putting. Overall, with a good price point and service, it's a good place to go for a hassle-free lunch.

Great food esp the Kate-kare and squid ink bihon. The atmosphere is great. Service was also quality…read moreand the food selection is nice. I want to come back and try the fish and more dishes...

So yum!!!! Top 3 thai spots for me…read more Food- Classic order of Pad Thai & Drunken Noodles. The pad thai noodles are a big thinner than i've had before but that didn't bother me, it has such great flavor too. I recommend ordering it spicy, it's the perfect heat if you're looking for that kick but don't add it if you can't handle spice. The drunken noodles are not spicy in my opinion but i can handle a bit of heat. Loved the flavor and the noodles had the right texture, could've done without the huge chunks of tomato but great otherwise. The summer rolls were good, hard to mess those up. We also got a free mango salad with the order and that was so fresh and delicious. We just popped in for pick up but the hostess was really nice and attentive as soon as we walked in. It looked to be a nice casual spot, could be good for dinner with friends or date night.

Obao has delicious food. If you're in Hells Kitchen and happen to stumble by Obao, it is worth…read morecoming in. Obao is has both Thai and Viet food. It does well with doing the whole "fusion" schtick without losing the essence and flavor of the dishes. Pad Krapoa Moo Krob, the meat on the pork belly was so juicy - the pork skin was crunchy and chewy at the same time, flavors of Thai spice, basil, and bell peppers harmoniously working together to bring a balanced meal. The shrimp basil fried rice was delicious, a great alternative if you're not feeling the crab fried rice. The service at Obao is always prompt and helpful, whether it's questions about the menu or recommendations, anyone is willing to help. Inside Oboa is dimly lit, a moody vibe that is fun and invites playful conversations.

I forget if I already reviewed but I'm happy to review twice. Twice the stars! Best food, best…read morestaff, wonderful manager, makes you feel right at home in this cozy corner of HK. Wonderful drinks. Beautiful place to sit alone or with friends. 100% love it!

A fairly new spot on the far west side of the city, I left wanting more. Presently open is just the…read morebar/lounge on the ground floor of the building, the space is decorated nicely and feels semi-relaxed. They're hoping to open a rooftop space (separate entrance - not currently open!) and a speakeasy lounge downstairs soon, too. Warning: GRATUITY IS ADDED AUTOMATICALLY FOR EVERY CHECK. Since this is a nearby new spot in the neighborhood, we decided to check it out on a nondescript September Wednesday evening. We were one of only a few customers at the bar, although a large party came in later and sat in the dining area. The cocktail menu seems to be evolving as we didn't see some of the drinks shared on previous Yelp reviews on the current menu, and they have also added quite a bit of food to their offerings. Service was overall decent, but the the evolving drink menu meant the bartender was still learning the current drink recipes for each order, therefore taking some additional time. Unfortunately, the drinks did not really stand out. They were average, though boozy, and really just OK. I hope that it's just growing pains as they continue to evolve their menu, but unfortunately, the cocktail program needs some love. Adding fuel to the fire was a very generous unnecessary gratuity auto-added to every check.