I first came here for my birthday with a big group and had a great time doing the full…read moreall-you-can-eat. This time I came back by myself and tried the noodle bar instead, and it's a completely different experience but still worth it. The noodle bar is set up like a small Korean grocery store station. Shelves of instant ramen to choose from, you grab your bowl, add your noodles and seasoning, then use one of the machines to cook it. There are three settings and I used M1, which came out just right. The broth was hot and the noodles had a good texture, not mushy. This is a basic setup. No fresh toppings, no eggs, no extras to dress it up. Some places offer that, but this one keeps it simple. If you go in expecting a full ramen bar you might be disappointed, but if you understand what they're going for, it works. And don't break your noodles. Leave them long so you can slurp them the way you're supposed to. If you watch Korean dramas, you've seen this a hundred times. Slurp the noodles and drink the broth after. I also ordered the Cajun tiger roll, 10 pieces, and that plus the noodles was more than enough food. The roll had tempura shrimp and cucumber inside, topped with spicy crab salad, spicy mayonnaise, and flame-seared salmon. The sushi chef used a handheld torch to sear the salmon right in front of me, and that added a nice finish. Between the noodles and sushi, I was full. This is a good option if you don't want to do the full all-you-can-eat. It's quick, easy, and you still get a good experience without committing to grilling at the table. I'd still recommend this place for groups, but now I'd also tell people not to overlook the bar if you're by yourself or just want something lighter. Must order: Instant ramen (use M1) and the Cajun tiger roll Heads up: Noodle bar is basic with no fresh toppings, manage expectations accordingly

I was very disappointed with my experience at this all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ restaurant. First,…read morethey charged for a 1-year-old child, which felt unreasonable considering a child that age barely eats enough to justify an additional fee. When I asked about it, the explanation did not make the policy seem any more fair. What concerned me even more was the safety issue. There was hot water left out in the open where it could easily be knocked over or reached by a small child. In a restaurant that welcomes families, this creates an unnecessary risk for burns and injuries. Between the unexpected charge for a toddler and the lack of attention to basic safety, the experience left a negative impression. I hope management reviews both their pricing policies and safety practices to better serve customers and families.

Food was amazing , well cooked and something new to me loved the combo…read more Service was great it got busy once we got in but overall took care us of The ambiance of the restaurant was peaceful and vibrant it was a bit chilly but the once the food arrived i forgot all about it!

3 ate for $61.84 before tip (and no - tip was not on ticket) Okay - dive atmosphere - burgers &…read morefries with a chef's flair - all sauces are amazing - Burger is just Crazy good all sauces and meat and bun all mixed together perfectly - pasta salad to die for (cold) - sweet potato hash amazing - Seriously solid food!

We were exploring new bars and businesses along Church St and came across a newly established…read morecocktail bar that looked very inviting so we decided to stop in to chat and have a drink. The bar staff were very friendly and it was a week night so very easy to have a conversation about their bar as it was quiet there. I found out the bar has been opened about 2 months which becomes apparent when you look around. They have nice new comfortable chairs, coffee tables and decorations around the room and at the bar. It was clean and attractive. During the evening hours there is a very nice vibe here. Not too busy during the week nights, you can expect a very chill atmosphere with low lighting, very relaxing. After my drink arrived I noticed a set of stairs that led to the roof so I took my drink and climbed the stairs to see what more Revival had to offer. After arriving at the stair top I opened the door and got a pleasant breeze of fresh night air and I noticed the roof top area was set up for guests. There were tables and chairs along the railing for guests to enjoy the city views along with a convenient second bar. Such a pleasant way to spend some time with friends, take in the views while sipping on a nice beverage. I think the amenities that Revival has makes it different from other such businesses and it should do well with a sports field nearby where friends can stop in after a night of watching Baseball or Soccer games. A great addition to the Highpoint area!

High Point's newest bar is a rooftop bar nestled right beside the baseball stadium right across…read moreStock and Grain! The bottom floor has a ton of seating and a full bar and when you go upstairs there's another bar up there too and beautiful views! Even on a Wednesday evening they were pretty busy but the whole place is a vibe!! What a nice spot.

This place has great energy as well as excellent food. I've been here before to try their…read moreinteresting sushi menu, but on this visit, we wanted something more traditional and got texas fajitas for two, with a hawaiian twang by adding pineapple. We also got an appetizer of corn ribs because... that stuff is delicious. I appreciate the tea being brought in GIANT glasses, as I was never wanting for a refill. I don't see why more places don't do this, what an easy way to relieve your server of a common service pain point. There was also a birthday party while we were there, and let me tell you, the entire restaurant... lights, music, and all... shifts into party mode when it's time to sing that person a song. Pretty impressive. Anyway, back to the food. We did enjoy the corn ribs, but they were pretty messy and difficult to eat. I have seen some examples at other places where the kernels were easier to get at, or you could even eat the husk part because it was so thin. Also, we would have liked a little more, the ribs did not even really add up to a full large ear of corn. The fajitas for two were really good and a huge portion. Very tender meat and veggies. We would have liked to see more pineapple. The chunks were small and a little sparse on the skillet, so in the end, we didn't get much of that tropical flavor. In the end, it wasn't enough to deduct a star as we had an excellent overall experience. Thanks amigos!

This is beautiful restaurant Corn ribs is a must for an…read moreappetizer Bang bang Shrimp taco was very mid. The shrimp was breaded with no seasoning. I had to add tons of sauce lol. The service was exceptional

Delish real-deal Mexican food. The service was speedy and polite. Also, the owner checked in on all…read morethe customers throughout the evening- which was nice. The energy in the interior was typical of a Mexican restaurant and could flex into being casual or a little more formal based on the kind of night you're having. Really good energy. We got complementary chips and salsa since it was our first time in. Usually there is a cost for chips and salsa, which totally makes sense because they are fresh made. Totally worth getting! I got guac and it was fresh and tasty. Also went with a vegetarian combo. It was absolutely the best vegetarian Mexican food I've gotten in the triad. The sauce had depth and I the portion was more than generous. This will definitely be my new go-to for Mexican in the traid!

My husband and I were in the mood for Mexican and this was a hit -- now our new favorite Mexican…read moreplace in the area! Fish tacos aren't easy to get right, or are often Americanized too much at some Mexican restaurants. Being former Californians used to really good Mexican food, this was excellent. Highly recommended -- and we will be going back to try more dishes! Thanks!

A hidden tap room gem in High Point! Goofy has a few of their own small batch beers plus a solid of…read morelocal and national options. I had their cider and ginger beer. Both were such great options for wanting something on the lighter side! It is a relaxed, laid back, and welcoming environment. I love how you can also bring your own food! There are many places to order from near by. Another pro is that they have so many board game options! Def recommend this fun, easy spot to hang out at.

Finally checking this place out! Been on the brewery hitlist for a hot min! They've been open 7yrs…read more& I've been tryna make it here for just over 3! Did not disappoint! The vibe is pure microbrewery and I'm so here for it! They are a hybrid brewery/taproom so they have 5-6 of their own beers and a variety of other local/NC breweries, which is great to keep options open while also showcasing in-house brewing! Jeff, the owner & brewer, was behind the bar when I came in and he is the epitome of the foundation of the craft brew scene. All of the in-house beers were fantastic! The quality and beer artistry that went into the beers was evident with each sip! Also, u gotta luv a place that commits to a theme! This one is board sports and from the name to the decor to the beer names, it is ubiquitous and I'm so here for it! The taproom is small yet weirdly spacious...w/bar, table, upstairs, and even patio seating! So come for the beers and stay for the flight boards (as each one is unique)! Beers had: -Vert Ramp Vanilla Cream Ale 5.3% The flavor notes on both the nose & body/finish on this one -Mile Marker 55 Mango Wit 5% Luved that the hint of very distinct mango was on the finish and the wheat/wit was on the front/middle palate! -Morning Sesh Coffee Stout 7% The coffee was prevalent but not overpowering...I could have this beer w/bfast! Made w/Dark Roast Sumatra -Get Barreled BBA Stout 10.1% This is perfection for the abv; no cloying sweetness, u get the toffee/vanilla behind the finish from the barrel-aging but the tannins & malt from the stout -in-barrel come through gorgeously giving u an unsweet BBA stout that holds up to the 10.1% -Shape Shack Passion Fruit Pear Sour 3.4% I usually don't do sours but this one drinks like a prickly pear (fruit) margarita, and I'm not mad about it!