Cozy, family-run spot serves Northern Thai specialties with bold flavors. Khao Soi offers rich, tender noodles while Tom Yum soup delivers spicy, tangy seafood broth. Atmosphere feels authentic and homey, perfect for traditional tastes.
Northern Egg Noodle Soup (Khao Soi) stands out with rich flavors and tender noodles. The seafood Tom Yum soup offers a spicy, tangy broth packed with fresh seafood.
Good to know
Spicy BBQ does not have a liquor license.
They charge a $1 fee for card payments.
The portions served at Spicy BBQ are generous.
Small batch Korean spot shines with traditional flavors like oyster bossam and spicy squid. Soups, especially ugeojiguk, bring a fresh, delicious aroma. Expect a lively atmosphere often filled with groups after golf and variable parking from easy to crowded.
Soups here have a refreshing and delicious quality, especially the ugeojiguk. Other tables' soups often fill the air with an amazing aroma.
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Parking gets crowded in the evening; arrive early for easier access.
Parking is relatively easy during the day.
LA Yimone is a small batch place suitable for takeout.
Small Mexican spot shines with homemade tortillas and generous portions. Caldo de Albondigas delivers rich beef flavor but can be unevenly cooked. Clean, lively, and affordable with ample parking makes it a solid choice.
Caldo de Albondigas offers a meatball soup with authentic, rich beef flavor. The soups stay consistent and satisfying, though the beef soup sometimes arrives less cooked than expected.
Good to know
There was ample free parking available.
The prices were reasonable for the quality of the food.
The menu offered a variety of traditional Mexican dishes.
Nostalgic spot with an authentic vibe and a calming fish tank centerpiece. Enjoy Seven Seas soup for a rich seafood experience and try drunken noodles or juicy satay for real Thai flavors. Simple, no-frills place focused on genuine taste.
A steaming bowl of Seven Seas soup features a rich mix of seafood flavors. It serves as a comforting, ritual-like dish enjoyed slowly.
Good to know
Credit cards and cash are accepted; no personal checks.
Prices are generally affordable, with most dishes under $15.
Parking is available on the street, but it can be limited.
Small, cozy spot with orange tables offers a lively yet comfortable vibe. Roast duck noodle soup shines with tender roasted duck and rich broth. Pho adds a unique twist that makes the soup menu stand out.
Roast duck noodle soup features perfectly cooked duck that is gamey but not dry, with a rich flavorful broth. Pho offers a unique twist that stands out among noodle soups.
Good to know
Parking is limited; the lot is small and shared with other businesses.
Expect a long queue during peak dining times.
A quarter of duck with rice or noodles costs $24.
Walls covered in pop culture murals create a cozy, welcoming vibe with relaxing music. Signature beef noodle soup offers a savory broth with cinnamon and floral spices. Friendly regulars enjoy a warm, comfortable dining space with unique black broth soups.
Beef noodle soup features a savory broth with a touch of sweetness and high-quality beef marinated with a delicate balance of spices like cinnamon and floral notes. Signature options include beef and pork noodle soups with black broth, alongside a distinct chicken soup with Soi Wan noodles.
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Parking is available, but it can be tough due to the busy plaza.
The cost for two entrees is approximately $30.
The portion sizes are generous, especially for the beef noodle soup.
Small space with Thai ornaments offers a cozy vibe and authentic flavors. Soups shine with customizable spice and Tom Yum Soup's clear, sour heat. Limited parking and small portions balance the strong taste focus.
Soups here offer customizable spice levels and come in generous portions. The Tom Yum Soup stands out as savory and highly authentic, with a clear, sour, and hot flavor profile that many find memorable.
Good to know
Parking is limited, with a small lot and street parking available.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The restaurant offers customizable spice levels for all dishes.
Old-school Korean barbecue shines with grilling service and vintage 80s decor. Homemade soups like pumpkin soup add rich, comforting flavors. Spacious seating and cozy vibes make it great for families.
Homemade soups stand out with pumpkin soup offering a rich, comforting flavor. A variety includes seaweed soup that serves as a smooth finish to meals.
Good to know
The price per person is $45.99, including drinks and tax.
Children under 2 are charged, which may surprise some visitors.
Parking is free for customers at the restaurant.
Small space offers an intimate feel with a cash-only policy and clean setting. Seafood soup shines with rich flavor but can feel hot without air conditioning. Rising prices match quality dishes like crispy pork, though some items like rice lack flavor.
Seafood soup stands out with its rich flavor and absence of ginger. Opinions vary, with some enjoying it and others not. Hot soup can feel uncomfortable without air conditioning.
Good to know
The restaurant only accepts cash payments.
Parking was fairly easy during my visits.
Expect long wait times if visiting with a family.
Tiny hole-in-the-wall spot buzzes with authentic Thai atmosphere and early hours. Friendly vibe and Thai chatter create a peaceful start. Try breakfast rice soup for soothing comfort or pork blood soup for bold flavor. Classic dishes like congee and soy milk shine here.
Pork blood soup and breakfast rice soup with fish stand out as flavorful options. The breakfast rice soup offers soothing qualities, especially when feeling under the weather.
Good to know
They only accept cash, so come prepared.
Siam Sunset opens at 6am, making it a great breakfast spot.
Street parking is usually available, especially if you arrive early.
Small, cozy spot serves authentic Northern Thai flavors in a family-friendly setting. Soups like spicy Gang Kae Gai and Coconut Chicken Soup stand out with bold taste and generous portions. Food court style adds a casual, street food vibe.
Soups here offer bold flavors like the spicy Gang Kae Gai and the clean, crisp shrimp and rice porridge. Fried noodles add a tasty crunch when mixed in, and options like the Coconut Chicken Soup come with generous meat portions.
Good to know
The restaurant is open until 2am, making it convenient for late-night diners.
Reservations are not accepted, so expect to wait for a table during busy hours.
The restaurant only accepts cash; card payments require a minimum amount.
Latin American decor with Virgin of Guadalupe imagery sets a warm, homely tone. Beef soup offers rich flavor but some soups can be salty. Lively locals and 80s Spanish ballads create an authentic, tropical vibe.
Beef soup stands out with rich flavor, while the bean soup offers a delicious option. Some soups have a high salt content that may require dilution with water.
Good to know
They only accept cash, so plan accordingly.
Meter parking is available outside, but finding a spot can be tough.
Prices are very reasonable, making it a great value for quality food.
Small, cramped space serves authentic Korean BBQ with fresh, juicy shellfish in a noisy, smoky setting. Family-style dining features noodle soup after seafood, paired with sides like corn cheese and pancake. Down-to-earth flavors create a genuine, unpretentious experience.
Noodle soup comes after seafood dishes and often fills you up, but it still gets finished. Side dishes include corn cheese and pancake alongside the soup.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for larger groups to ensure seating.
The assorted shellfish platter requires a minimum of two orders.
Lunch specials offer a variety of dishes at reasonable prices.
Hole-in-the-wall spot serves authentic pupusas and tasty chicken soup in a warm, family-owned setting. Locals enjoy cumbias while dining at affordable prices. Parking is nearby despite no on-site lot.
Chicken soup stands out as very tasty and a clear choice on the menu. The spot serves chicken soup but not hen soup, which feels inconsistent.
Good to know
Parking is not available at the restaurant, but meter parking is nearby.
The restaurant accepts only cash payments.
Basic pupusas are priced at $3.50, offering good value.
Building shows run-down condition and broken furniture, creating a quiet, subdued vibe. Seafood soup offers rich flavor and quick service, with shrimp and coconut varieties served with chili oil. Parking is limited and unkempt, adding to the overall worn feel.
Seafood soup stands out with its rich flavor and quick service. Shrimp soup and coconut soup offer distinctive tastes, often served with chili oil on the side for extra spice.
Good to know
Parking is limited, so be prepared to pay or find street parking.
Expect to eat from disposable plates and bowls during your visit.
Seafood dishes are on the pricier side compared to other menu items.
Outdoor seating creates a cozy atmosphere with a nostalgic Eastern European vibe. Borsch soup offers a classic sweet and sour flavor at an affordable price. The place moves at a quiet pace and closes early, making it a calm spot with authentic tastes.
Good to know
The cafe closes at 5 PM, not 8 PM as listed online.
Pastries are available at very affordable prices.
There is a huge variety of pastries to choose from.