Wow, this place is incredible! The portions they provide for the price is amazing…read more I got the 1/4 chicken with chaufa rice, plaintains, yucca fries and pico de gallo for $17. My apartment is 10 minutes away and I barely made it home as I almost had to dig in because it was making my car smell so good. The chicken was very juicy and everything else was just as delicious, especially the little sauce that they provided. I'm not surprised though that Brasa y Chifa is this good because Los Andes is top-notch. It's very clean inside and the staff were very friendly, even though I was just picking up

Oh how I thought this place would set my heart on fire! Sadly, it disappointed on the aspect of…read moreoverall flavor execution. Amidst being fresh and brightly colored, the dish was quite bland overall. I begged for some elevated heat and flavor profiles-- it definitely fell short and was not spicy in the least. And I'm not a fan of a grease soaked platter... maybe it settled while I drove home but I definitely mopped up oil with a napkin/strained. No bueno. *Sidebar: They have a delicious green sauce that was really tasty and quite frankly saved the dish. I opted for this in place of a sweet Chili Glaze sauce that is provided because I hate sweet flavor profiles in all things dinner! Lol MVP: A wonderfully kind and efficient staff... the order was complete, error free, prepared timely and everyone was very friendly. The best item I purchased was the SANGRIA topped with fresh pineapple! Not the food-- it was all about their in-house beverages. Unfortunately, the set up is almost buffet like with add ons (I paid extra for Pico de Gallo... this also elevated the dish. With the sauce I selected and the pico, the dish literally would have been as bland as a cardboard sandwich). Perhaps it's me-- my palette is pretty elevated and I love heat. Peruvian dishes aren't exactly known for bombastic flavors, spice and heat... but the crowd and utter lack of parking got me excited. Will I return? Perhaps... definitely for a different item (perhaps the roasted chicken everyone was eagerly ordering) and it's a must on the sangria option! But $32.90 for a very basic fried rice mixed with lo mein moment + salad (I tipped $3 amidst to go).... Nah. I'd be lying if I said it was worth it. Lovely aesthetic and energy, however. Chef's energy on the food though was a miss.... Season! The! Food! Sir!

Super unassuming but packs a punch! Was looking for something different for lunch and remembered I…read morehad been wanting to check this place out. They do have a menu - takeout or dine in (few tables but the space is small) and they also have cafeteria style prepared foods that you can peruse. Located on Reservoir near the Cranston line, there is a small parking lot next to the storefront and some street parking as well. I called in an order for Chicken Mee Ka Tang (Cantonese Noodles), Beef Pho, Cold Cut banh mi, Lort (Cambodian eggrolls) and a Vietnamese coffee for the mister. When we got there I was enticed by the offerings and got a small container of the braised pork and eggs and stuffed bitter melon (don't knock it people, it is an acquired taste, lol). We really enjoyed everything we had but our faves were the banh mi (great flavor and didn't skimp on the meats at all!) and the Mee Ka Tang - it did have a bit more gravy than I'm used to but really great flavors - add a little bit of chili oil or sriracha and chefs kiss! The pork and eggs were a tad bit too sweet and pork was tougher than I'd like other than that, everything was delicious. Service was super quick and food was ready as promised. We didn't have to wait for it at all which I can appreciate! Looking forward to returning to this mom and pop shop!! Can't wait to come back!

Khor Ko - Cambodian beef stew with Ramen. This bowl is fantastic, flavors are better than any…read moreothers around. It is truly a 5 star stew. I ordered the regular size and it was plenty big enough. The call it stew, but it is just like any other Ramen bowl with a better broth. Ginger Chicken Wings - These are fantastic...they were chopped wings, so cut up pieces of wings and fried. They tasted like sticky wings, but then hit with the fresh ginger strips, onions, and jalapeño. When we went in is was an 80 degree day and the A/C was not working. They gave us a kettle of hot tea and I ordered a bowl...lol...I was obviously sweating. Although it was very hot, the experience was great. I would definitely go back, maybe in the winter next time.

These are the friendliest people you'll ever meet - nice family restaurant…read more The pork dish is out of this world and reasonably priced. I recently started coming here and I'm very pleased. A great little meal in the middle of the day more than five stars probably 10 stars.

With so many positive reviews, we looked forward to trying this small restaurant located in the…read moreWestminster Arcade, the oldest -- and likely smallest -- mall in America. Built in 1828, the Arcade features a handful of shops and restaurants on the ground floor, with micro-apartments above. Lobanton offers Asian fusion street food with counter service. There are a few tables in a small dining area, along with additional seating in the common mall space. We ordered: Maize Runner (fried) - Sweet corn and chicken dumplings (10) served with a summer fruit mayo dipping sauce. Shrimply the Best - Shrimp tempura, Spam, and egg with tonkatsu sauce and house mayo. Service was prompt, and our food arrived in less than 10 minutes. The dumplings were heavily fried. While we enjoyed the filling, the exterior was overdone and overwhelmed some of the flavor. The shrimp sandwich was quite heavy, although the shrimp tempura itself was tasty. While the food wasn't quite for us, service was quick and friendly, and others may enjoy the fusion-style flavors more than we did.

Wow! Our server was so friendly and helpful - he gave me a thorough rundown of everything on the…read moremenu that was vegetarian. We were sadly in a rush and had to be out by a certain time to catch a show, and our server understood the assignment and got us out on the tight schedule we needed. I'm just sad I had to slurp down my soup so quickly as it was absolutely DELICIOUS! I ordered the Snow Mountain Ramen - the creamy tofu broth is unlike anything I've had and was so so unique and delicious. I thought about it for at least a week straight after eating it and am still dying to go back to get more. I also got the Iced Rose Matcha drink - $10 felt too pricy for this but I wanted a fun drink and a little caffeine kick - and again the flavors were unique and tasty. Both my friend and I happened to see someone we knew here - it's definitely a popular spot! It was packed on a Saturday night but it was still pretty quick for us to get a table for 2. Being a downtown city restaurant, the tables feel a bit cramped and I was a little too close to the table next to me for comfort - claustrophobics beware (honestly the soup is worth it though!!) Parking is pretty easy in the lot, although Holy crap they need to fix the potholes / harsh drop-off where it meets the street, and it still was not fully plowed many weeks after the big snowstorm (it's a shared lot so not a Y Noodle specific issue, but just saying). The only thing that was unpleasant were the bathrooms - I get it was a busy weekend night, but they reeked of a litter box the second you stepped in, the floor was dirty and very wet with unknown substances, and the Dyson hand dryer is at such a weird, too high level on the wall that it sprayed water in my face. Everything else was a dream, can't wait to go back! Hopefully the bathrooms were just a fluke.

WOW. Such awesome food. You must try this place. The flavors were perfect all around. I can't even…read moredescribe how yummy things were. Not pictured was the tonkatsu meal and my pork belly buns (appetizer for meal). I drank the beer+soju pairing which was good. I never had soju before today. It tasted like apple liquor. I wish that our server had communicated that food comes out as it is ready. My meal came out 10 minutes before everyone else's which is awkward. Although this isn't fine dining, I find a sporadic placement of food to be strange because I sat with my food in front of me waiting for everyone else's. Service is not necessarily friendly, but they are attentive.

Delicious fusion concept restaurant. My girlfriend got sushi and I got spicy squid pasta for my…read moreentree. Loved the atmosphere, William gave us some excellent service and great menu recs. I'd recommend to any enjoyers of Italian or Japanese, especially both. Lovely place. 5 stars. PS: never thought to eat pasta with chopsticks but it's like 20x easier than using a fork

We were absolutely blown away by the food and stunned that it hasn't received more hype! The…read moreingredients were high quality, presentation was beautiful, and the flavors absolutely spot on! Dare we say this may be the best ragu we've had on Fed Hill? We did a pick up order using Toast, but next time definitely plan to eat there because the inside was well done and aesthetically pretty. Great date night spot!

OMG! How have I lived this long and never tasted Uygher cuisine? We had an amazing server who gave…read moresolid recommendations. We started with the lamb kavap and shared the ginormous chicken stew, and finished off with the honey cake. Every this was so flavorful. The lamb is served on skewers with 23 different spices. Definitely tasted cumin, paprika, peppercorns, garlic, and so many other spices! The chicken stew was so delicious. Be warned that it's big and spicy! Definitely a kick of peppercorns. I believe it's a full smashed whole chicken so each bite has bits of bones. But the chicken is stewed in a rich, spicy broth. The stew has hand made noodles, potatoes, and peppers. We finished off with honey cake which helped cooled down the spices we just ate. Lovely slice of cake with a scoop of coffee ice cream. This place gets busy but they have a digital waitlist. Street parking on Wickenden and surrounding streets.

The restaurant is super small so we had tried to come a few times and not stayed due to long wait…read moretimes. Arriving early will be good if you want a table fast. The food is delicious. The noodles have a good texture and I liked the flavor of the jagunger noodles dish.

Any Chinese restaurant that doesn't automatically include hot mustard and soy sauce in a takeout…read moreorder ... especially when their foid is bland as shit ... deserves a 2-3 star rating. Come on ... how much does it cost you to actually throw in a tiny cup of hot mustard? I mean, who doesn't eat hot mustard with Chinese food? It used to be that Chinese food was a fast and cheap dinner ... a combo meal here is $18, after substitution. I want to know ... who the fuck has ever actually eaten a shitty chicken wing from a Chinese restaurant without substituting it out? Probably nobody. You eat fresh BBQ chicken wings at a tailgate, not from a dirty restaurant the size of a college dorm room. Of course they know any sane person with working taste buds will substitute nasty skimpy wings for something else ... so they include them in every combo meal knowing people will pony up the extra $1.50 - $2.50. A combo with 3 crab rangoon, 3 chicken fingers (substituted for wings) and an egg roll now costs almost $20. The quality here is on par with a mall food court ... which is to say, not great. Dry AF fried rice with fatty cubes of pork which have the consistency and taste of a pencil eraser. The rice was almost chewy it was so dry amd barely tasted like pencil shavings it was so bland. The crab rangoon was decent ... filled with fake cream cheese and almost no crab. If you are drunk, it's fine and filling. Nothing you couldn't throw in an air fryer from a frozen box. The chicken fingers were okay. Likeky frozen a year ago and thrown into a deep fat frier hours before you ordered and kept under a heat lamp. If you are drunk or high, you'll leave a 4/5 star review. If you are unfortunately sober when you eat this, it will remind you of the dsys you'd scrape your lawn mowing money together and splurge on Chinese food from the mall food court when you were in middle school. Overall, this is buffet food served as fresh made. The fact that everything had almost zero taste ... they better start putting hot mustard and soy sauce in orders unless that want continued 2/3 stars. Bottom line ... I was hoping for good old fashioned American style strip mall Chinese food. What I got ... sucked.

I have never left a comment on yelp but I have no choice today but to write this. Food was probably…read morethe worst i ever had. Chicken was dry as hell, pho wasn't made right. It tasted like one of those instant pho. Horrible! Honestly, as I was eating it, I was getting mad at how bad the food was. And for that price, I am just disappointed. I got no complaints about server or the person taking the order! They were fine but the food was just horrible!

Taylor S and I came here the other day for as we like to call it, a 4 pm grandma dinner! We like to…read moreeat dinner early and beat a dinner rush! It's our fave! We really loved doing this because we had the place mostly to ourselves and got to ask lots of questions about their massive, and highly impressive menu! We each got a very fun cocktail, split some sushi and a shrimp appetizer than Taylor thought i would like! We loved everything! We then got entrees that fit our food preferences! I am a chicken gal and Taylor loves shrimp! Hers looked amazing, and I was obsessed with mine! Their noodles are to die for and I could literally drink their peanut sauce like a soup. It is SO tasty! I decided to get the fried ice cream for dessert, and aside from being way too full when i left, i have zero regrets! The spot is absolutely stunning. I literally gasped when i walked in. The decor, the giant Buddha, the coy pond---so stunning! Service here was wonderful! Our server was sweet, attentive and friendly! We were checked on by several staff members throughout---they care about their customers for sure! We will def have to come back to try hibachi!

Tried out Bon Asia Bistro as we were looking for places with availability and it wasn't bad…read more Although it's Saturday night we were able to find a table with no issues. The restaurant itself is actually pretty beautiful. It's appropriately lit and has a large koi pond in the middle of the restaurant. We were sat next to it and enjoyed watching the fish. Our waitress came over and she was friendly and attentive as well. We ordered the tempura shrimp and for sushi rolls I had the spicy scallop, Rhode Island, and yellowtail with jalapeño. The tempura starter was okay. I thought there would be more vegetable options and the shrimp was pretty heavily coated but not bad. The yellowtail and jalapeño was good (didn't find it spicy though), Rhode Island was standard, and the scallop was by far my favorite. While it was all good I prefer my sushi to be a little cooler as well- these rolls felt room temperature. Overall it's a pretty good sushi place for Johnston but you can definitely find better in the Providence area (such as Nami).