Small Mediterranean restaurant offers a cozy, casual atmosphere with quiet, welcoming vibes. Decor and lighting add some charm despite dated tables. Food preparation is visible, enhancing a sense of cleanliness and transparency.
Lentil soup stands out with its perfect spice blend and comforting flavor. It pairs well with hummus and often steals the spotlight.
Food arrives quickly and hot with a clean prep area visible. Chicken shawarma and Arabic shawarma roll with beef and lamb stand out as delicious and excellent options.
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Prices are around $14 for filling gyros, offering good value.
All food is made fresh daily, ensuring quality.
The restaurant maintains a clean and well-kept environment.
Vietnamese restaurant offers tight seating and a bright atmosphere with a huge 75-inch TV showing food. The vibe is welcoming and relaxed, with conversations easily heard across the room. Decor stands out as nicest-looking among pho places, though space feels cramped.
Rich broth carries lots of flavor with a perfect spice level. Meatballs, beef pieces, and a massive beef shank that falls off the bone make the soup hearty and warm.
Food comes out quickly and tastes fresh with warm, tasty dishes that satisfy. The menu offers delicious, local flavors in a chill setting.
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Expect to pay around $40 for a meal including drink and appetizer.
The portion sizes are large enough to share between two people.
Parking can be challenging as the lot is often packed.
Large fish tank near the entrance creates a unique focal point in a modern, minimalistic space. Atmosphere stays calm and inviting, with peaceful music enhancing a relaxed vibe. The place fills up, drawing a steady crowd who appreciate its serene setting and distinctive pho offerings.
Broth comes rich and flavorful with a perfect balance, not too salty or diluted. Soups like the Hue beef noodle offer a great amount of meat and solid appetizer options.
Food stands out for its seasoned, tasteful flavors and consistent quality. Dishes come across as amazing and delicious, making it a spot worth returning to.
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Pho J offers a special children's version of pho with just broth, meat, and noodles.
The meal costs up to $20 per person, including tips.
The restaurant maintains a clean environment, including the bathrooms.
Small dining space with minimalist decor and Japanese city pop music creates a cozy, peaceful atmosphere. The vibe is family friendly and inviting, with a clean and well-laid-out interior. Seating includes six tables and stools, supporting a relaxed meal experience.
Broth comes rich and flavorful, with the bone soup standing out as fantastic. Noodles and all soup components are made in house, and extra hot broth keeps the soup warm throughout.
Rich flavors and perfectly balanced portions define the food here. Meals come out quick and taste consistently delicious.
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Isshin Ramen offers vegan options for those with dietary restrictions.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
The portion sizes are smaller than average, especially for lunch.
House-style setup with locked doors and no dine-in option creates a takeout-only experience. Atmosphere feels hidden and unassuming, blending into a sketchy neighborhood. Food stands out for large portions and high-quality fried rice and noodles, delivered quickly without third-party services.
Soups here have full flavor, especially the wonton soup. Egg flower and hot and sour soups taste good but leave room for improvement.
Chinese takeout stands out for its consistently delicious food and prompt service. The Lo mein is noted as the best in the area, with staff often giving out freebies and providing great customer care.
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Kampo Cuisine is takeout only and not a sit-down establishment.
Expect a quick delivery service as they handle it themselves.
The food prices are reasonable with large portion sizes.
Small space with cozy, modern decor creates an intimate, quiet atmosphere. Calming music and thoughtful details like folded napkins enhance the experience. The vibe feels like visiting Japan, offering a chill, lovely ambiance despite occasional busyness.
Hot miso soup serves as a staple with meals. Calamari and cucumber salad often accompany it, adding variety to the soup experience.
Food features authentic Japanese flavors with good portions and a variety of sushi. Prices stay affordable while maintaining amazing quality and satisfying taste.
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Reservations are not required but recommended during peak dinner hours.
The restaurant stops taking orders at 7:45 PM, despite closing at 8 PM.
Expect long wait times during busy dinner hours, especially on weekends.
Chinese restaurant offers an informal, calm atmosphere with relaxing decorations and a clean interior. The menu is expansive with generous portions and accommodates dietary substitutions. Food quality varies but includes standout dishes like Mongolian Beef and Hot & Sour soup.
Wonton soup stands out as a favorite with a rich, satisfying flavor. The Hot & Sour soup and egg drop soup also deliver strong, memorable tastes.
Food offers mouthwatering flavor and stands out as very good Chinese cuisine. Substitutions are allowed, adding flexibility to the menu.
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The lunch special is available on Saturdays and weekdays for $13.
Expect a 25% tip suggestion on the receipt.
The restaurant no longer has a liquor license.
Asian restaurant offers a basic, clean dining room with a warm, welcoming atmosphere. It draws people who appreciate generous portions and high-quality teriyaki. The vibe stays inviting and comfortable throughout the day.
Soup arrives piping hot and quickly after seating. Egg drop soup comes with some meals and can be enhanced with black pepper. Some soups are greasy with soggy noodles.
Food comes out hot and fresh with quick service. Dishes taste consistently delicious and satisfying.
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The restaurant is open seven days a week until 9 pm.
Lunch specials are available for under $15.
Happy hour offers discounted items during specific hours.
Vietnamese restaurant offers authentic cuisine with a varied menu including vegetarian pho broth and anchovy noodle soup. Atmosphere is simple and unadorned, with a kid-friendly environment. Pho dishes feature rich, homemade broth and hardier noodles distinguishing them from others.
Soups offer a choice between chicken and beef broth, with the chicken pho featuring a dark, rich beef broth and all breast meat. Noodles tend to be a bit heartier and slightly salty, and the soup can be a little oily. A unique option is the BuΜn MΔΜm (anchovy noodle soup), which is rare on menus.
Offers authentic Vietnamese cuisine with a menu improved by new owners. Food quality is consistently great and makes you feel at home.
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Top Pho is under new management, which has improved food quality and changed the menu.
The spring rolls are reasonably priced at $4 for two.
Expect a fishy flavor in the pho, which may be off-putting for some.
Small family-owned Vietnamese restaurant offers authentic pho with fresh, flavorful broth and chili oil on every table. Atmosphere feels relaxed but warm, crowded with plants that raise the heat. Prices are reasonable though portions can be smaller than expected.
Large Pho soup comes with tendon and an option to add chili oil from every table. The broth tends to be extremely sweet and sometimes barely warm, with noodles that can feel oily and cold due to ice-cold vegetables.
Food here is consistently delicious and amazing. Vietnamese dishes stand out with strong, authentic flavors every time.
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Bowls cost $17 each, and payment is required before dining.
The restaurant has inconsistent hours, so check before visiting.
Chili oil is available on every table for those who like spicy food.