Spacious setting offers a quiet, family-friendly atmosphere with clean, tidy decor. Large portions of highly praised pho and ramen define the menu, delivering rich flavors and generous servings. The place balances pleasant ambiance with a reputation for some of the best Asian soups in the area.
Soups come hot and rich, especially the pho and teriyaki varieties. Portions like the chicken pho and fried dumplings are well served and flavorful.
"The ramen here is delicious with amazing flavor and generous portions."
"The pho here is delicious and well-served."
"I found the pho soup delicious and well served."
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The portions are huge, often enough to share between two people.
Prices are similar to other ramen places in the area.
Expect to find limited parking due to the gym nearby.
Small space with about 6-8 seats offers a cozy atmosphere and quiet vibe. Music plays loud enough for conversation, creating a comfortable setting. Limited menu focuses on authentic pho with high-quality ingredients.
Pho soup stands out with its rich flavor and finger-licking good broth. Kids enjoy it, and the soup pairs well with rock shrimp.
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Reservations are recommended on weekends due to high demand.
Expect a wait time of about 20 minutes during peak hours.
The restaurant has limited parking available; street parking may be necessary.
Large, spacious dining area with elegant decor and good lighting creates a peaceful, relaxing atmosphere. The environment stays quiet, making it suitable for family and friends to enjoy meals comfortably.
Seafood soup stands out with its rich, delicious flavor. Various soups, including a special noodle soup, complement spicy and Mongolian chicken dishes well.
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The restaurant offers a variety of dim sum items, which is rare in Mexico.
Parking is available on-site for guests.
The portions are reasonable for the price.
Spacious interior with a cozy, quiet atmosphere creates an inviting dining experience. Authentic Korean flavors stand out, especially in crispy fried chicken and soy sauce ribs. Friendly staff and affordable prices complement the Korean diner-style setting.
Soups come in a pan on a portable stove with fresh, well-stocked ingredients. Kimchi soup stands out as a must-try, and portions easily feed 3 to 4 people. Cold soup called muleng is also available.
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The lunch buffet offers a variety of Korean foods from 11:30am to 2:30pm on weekdays.
The buffet costs only 200 pesos per person, providing great value.
Expect large portion sizes; one dish can easily feed 4-5 people.
Minimalist design creates a modern, spacious setting with gorgeous lighting and a relaxed atmosphere. Background music adds to the peaceful vibe, welcoming diners and their dogs alike. Cleanliness and elegance define the space, making it comfortable for quiet meals and casual dates.
Broth offers a well-balanced umami taste with fresh scallions. Wontons come generously filled and the soup dumplings, including Xia Long Bao, hold great flavor and texture.
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Parking at DIM SUM is limited, so plan accordingly.
Valet parking is available for convenience.
The menu includes vegan and vegetarian options.
Pan-Asian restaurant with gorgeous decor and comfortable seating spread across two floors. Atmosphere stays calm and pleasant, enhanced by live rock music on Fridays that can be adjusted for volume. Valet parking and mixology classes add to the experience.
Soups come hot and fresh with a variety of Asian flavors. The Thai Tom Yum and coconut-based soups offer subtle mint and seafood notes that stand out.
Sushi features fresh ingredients and comes in perfectly crafted rolls like the special tempura roll. Bento boxes and miso noodles offer varied, delicious options alongside soups and teriyaki dishes.
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Valet parking is available for guests.
Kids eat free on certain days, making it family-friendly.
The facilities and restrooms are clean.
Small, cozy restaurant offers large portions of flavorful ramen and pho with a calm atmosphere. Prices are affordable and the food suits local tastes, especially for those preferring less salty ramen. Limited parking and occasional owner presence near the entrance add to the setting.
Soups here are rich and tasty, especially the mixed pho which stands out for its depth of flavor. The Vietnamese soup options offer a delicious experience for Asian soup lovers.
Ramen here offers great flavor with a brothy, well-reported taste and generous portions for the price. Both the pork ramen and pho are very flavorful and suit local tastes well.
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Parking is limited near the restaurant.
Prices are competitive, around 350 pesos per person.
Portion sizes are generous, providing good value.
Small space with several tables creates a cozy, family atmosphere that feels both quiet and pleasant. Mixology options and hot sake add to the experience alongside fresh, high-quality sushi served with care. Crowding and wait times are common due to limited seating.
Soups come in large portions and are good for sharing. The seafood noodle soup has a creamy broth with a bit of chili powder. The miso soup includes tofu and shiitake mushrooms but can be lukewarm.
Sushi comes in many forms here, including nigiri, temaki, and bowls, with a special platter perfect for sharing. The menu features standout items like the spicy tuna roll, fried gyozas, and tempura ice cream for dessert, all served in a clean setting with reasonable prices.
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Reservations are recommended due to high demand, especially on weekends.
Expect a long waiting list during peak hours; arrive early to secure a table.
A 15% tip is automatically included in the bill, so check your receipt.
Small, cozy space offers a quiet atmosphere with pleasant aromas of pho filling the air. Large portions and distinctive flavors set the food apart, while the environment stays relaxing and clean for comfortable dining.
Soups come in generous portions with rich flavor and perfect temperature. Pho soup stands out as plentiful and well-served, often paired with a sweet sauce for added taste.
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The portions at Pho Kasa are large enough to share or satisfy a big appetite.
Prices at Pho Kasa are reasonable, with dishes costing around $160 plus drinks.
Pho Kasa gets quite busy on Saturdays, so expect to wait for a table.
Small, minimalist space offers a comfortable atmosphere with quiet, peaceful vibes despite occasional loud music and acoustic bounce. Tables sit close together, creating an intimate setting. The place stands out for its cleanliness and varied sushi options with notable quality and flavor.
Soups include miso soup and teriyaki soups, both noted for their delicious flavors. Options come alongside a variety of rolls, appetizers, and drinks.
Sushi stands out with high quality and rich flavor, including dishes like baked Midori and Jyo roll. The menu also features delicious miso soup, ramen, and teriyaki soups, all served with attentive and quick service.
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Umai Sushi does not follow proper sanitary measures when handling seafood.
My husband was hospitalized due to contracting bacteria and food poisoning from their shrimp.
Parking at Umai Sushi is limited.
Small space fills with loud Reggaeton music, creating a lively but noisy atmosphere. Menu focuses on pho and Vietnamese dishes with affordable yet slightly high prices. Only cash payments accepted, adding a unique aspect to the dining experience.
Pho soup stands out with excellent flavor and is served well. Some orders miss requested ingredients like basil, and portion sizes can vary from what is ordered.
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Phở-King only accepts cash, making it difficult for those without cash.
There is a small sign indicating the cash-only policy at Phở-King.
Parking is available as part of the plaza.
Spacious sushi restaurant with modern decor and comfortable seating offers a pleasant atmosphere ideal for conversation. Frequent live music performances add energy and make the experience distinctive. The vibe balances relaxation with lively entertainment.
Small bowls of miso soup come with a hint of lemon and a delicious flavor. Salmon soup stands out as very tasty and warming, while ramen soup tends to be quite salty.
Sushi stands out with freshness and generous portions. The spicy tempura and miso soup with lemon add unique flavors to the menu.
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Live music happens every Saturday starting at 8 p.m.
Parking is available in the plaza but can be difficult during peak hours.
The restaurant offers a wide variety of drinks and food options.
Robots greet and guide diners to their tables in a modern space with conveyor belt sushi and electric sushi bar. Atmosphere stays pleasant and family-friendly, with a quiet vibe during meals. The setup blends authentic Japanese theme with futuristic elements, creating a unique dining experience.
Complimentary miso soup arrives with orders and tastes rich and delicious. Variety includes four styles of cones and fresh or hot rolls alongside the soup.
Sushi comes on a band that moves around, offering a fresh and unique way to enjoy it. The menu features spicy salmon and tuna sushi along with gyozas, all tasting very good and satisfying.
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Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times.
Valet parking is available for convenience.
Prices are reasonable considering the quality of food.
Small space with a youthful Korean theme and K-pop music creates a family-friendly and relaxed atmosphere. The place often fills up quickly, leading to lines and waits. Unlimited kimchi accompanies meals, adding to the dining experience.
Soups feature seafood flavors and come with extra white rice in combos. The Sundubu soup stands out as a notable Korean dish with a delicious taste that warms quickly.
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Expect a wait time of up to 30 minutes during peak hours.
Parking is available inside a plaza and is free.
Prices range around 600 pesos depending on the dishes ordered.
Spacious Japanese restaurant with live chef and efficient valet parking offers a calm atmosphere ideal for conversation. Lighting is dim, and music choices vary, sometimes affecting the mood. Fresh fish and quality ingredients define the menu, with excellent sushi rolls and desserts.
Miso soup stands out with its delicious flavor and serves as a common starter. Other soups are basic and vary in quality.
Sushi here is traditional and delicious, with standout rolls like the Kani Furai Maki and ibeifuraimaki. Steamed gyozas and tempura dishes also offer strong flavors and balance.
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Parking space is limited around 15-20 cars.
Reservations are not required, and wait times are generally short.
The menu offers a wide variety of sushi and hibachi options.
Small, clean space offers a quiet, warm atmosphere with generous portions of authentic pho and flavorful dishes. The menu expands gradually, featuring traditional preparation and affordable prices. Parking shares a plaza lot, which can be busy during peak hours.
Pho soup stands out with its delicious flavor and reasonable price despite not being cheap. The menu offers a good variety of soups, including a spicy option that is flavorful and satisfying.
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Parking is available in the plaza, but it can be limited during peak hours.
The restaurant opens at 12pm, despite the schedule stating 11am.
Pho Noodle House offers a variety of dishes including spring rolls and veggie noodle mix.
Small space with minimalist decor creates a comfortable, relaxed atmosphere. Background music adds to the pleasant vibe where people chat easily. Food features crispy dumplings and shrimp, highlighting authentic flavors.
Spicy mala soup offers bold flavor and texture. Bone broth features a floral, licorice-like taste with lotus root. Shrimp wonton soup and noodle soups come out super-tasty and satisfying.
Ramen comes in large portions with a moderate spicy level option. Fried gyozas and cucumber salad offer flavorful sides alongside traditional and varied ramen choices.
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Expect long wait times, often around 40-60 minutes during peak hours.
The menu lacks vegetarian options; most dishes contain meat.
Prices range from 250 to 300 pesos per person, excluding tips.