From before the first friendly greeting, we were looking forward to eating here…read more The staff were very friendly and even though we didn't have reservations we were sat very quickly. We started with fried wonton noodles and duck sauce. We ordered the Chow Fun, The Peking Duck and Pork and Shrimp Shumai Every bit was very tasty and authentic Chinese. The ambiance was cute and quaint.

Saw a bunch of great things about paper latern online and decided to try them out. The chicken and…read morebroccoli was absolutely amazing and packed with flavor. The lo mein was equally delicious and super flavorful without having the usual Chinese food grease. Overall this was some of the best most high quality Chinese food I've ever had and it didn't make me feel super heavy or bloated after. 10/10 would reccomend l!

I went to Kurobuta last night( Thursday at 6:30pm) with my boyfriend. We didn't have reservations…read morebut we were seated promptly. Great customer service and warm welcome when we entered. Restaurant was nice and quiet, and very casual. It was my first time coming here, but his second time. He ordered Sashimi Salad which he said was amazing. We shared a Niku meat set, which is basically 6 skewers with different combinations of meat, ( pork belly with lettuce, pork belly with tomato, pork belly with leek, pork skewer, chicken thigh, and baby potatoes) The flavor on each skewer was so delicious. We also shared their signature sliders with fries. The pork burger was extremely juicy and flavorful, and the fries were so crispy. And we also had their chicken fried rice. Wow it was savory. My bf doesn't really like rice but he kept eating the rice. That's how savory it was. I'll definitely be back to try new items. I heard their brunch is awesome.

Honestly one of the best unknowns I've ever picked. Needed some food after a day of shopping and…read moremost things were already closed, so went a little out of our way to get some food. The place is a simpler local eatery, so decor wasn't exactly a designed by some of the best New York interior decorators, but it was pleasant and very calm. The food is a fusion of various Asian cuisines but it is picked very well and cooked to perfection. Kids loved the Baos and Ramen which is probably one of the best indicators of the quality. From what I can tell it is family owned and run, so service may be a little slower than most similar places but it is definitely attentive and friendlier then most.

10/05/2026 I (we) love anything "Robbie Felice" puts in…read morefront of us. We have visited 3 of his restaurants and it's clear this man has a flair for putting really great meals in front of you. This was only our second time visiting PR, but I'm sure it won't be our last. We hesitated coming because with our first time the music was a bit loud and with my hearing loss in one ear, just messes with my head. This time (my birthday) we were the first to arrive and had our choice of seating and the music was at a very nice level. Our server, Anijan (sp?) convinced us to try the 5 course Omakase, (chef's choice) although my wife and I had discussed the possibility before we came. I was a little afraid I would leave hungry, but that wasn't the case. Portions are not huge, but we were well satisfied when we left. I can't remember the all the finer points of these 5 wonderful dishes, but they were as follows: Porcini mushroom arancini, unagi gnocchi, shrimp scampi, porcini rubbed hanger steak with grilled fingerling potatoes and finally bao bun Zeppolis or mochi ice cream. (one of each) I was pleased that the room was at nice level of noise, but like I said, we were early on a Monday night. Anijan our server was very attentive and explained the wonderful dishes as they came out. This is a BYOB, which we love and will definitely help bring us back again, very soon.

First off I love this chef\owner's work. I've tried all his places here in NJ…read more that being said pastaRAMEN is very good, but now we're getting to a point where it's more about the VIBE than anything else. Don't get me wrong, the food we all tried here was good to excellent, but maybe we're headed into the direction of "the scene" rather than what we came there to do ( EAT!) and this is a BYOB so no cocktails or wine\beer program to talk about here. Great concept and a new FOODIE term out there " Wafu-Italian" which is a meld between Japanese & Italian ( heck, someone had to eventually invent it ) Street parking and a huge parking garage about 1 block away. There is no sign during the day at this restaurant; at night an overhead spotlight beams the name on the sidewalk; Considering the street # ( 13) is painted to blend in with the facade, we walked past the place 3 times before realizing this was it......Really? Is that supposed to make it seem like a "speakeasy \ in-the-know" kind of place. ( Hope not, it's pretentious if it was) Staff was great. Our waitress ( from Boston) was super helpful & friendly. Ambience is "city vibe". Splashes of paint here & there with plenty of black painted walls & Asian accents. (I personally am not a fan of bathrooms that are so blacked out anything could be in there with you..it's about maintaining a clean environment) THE FOOD---We tried many apps & entrees; Keep in mind the menu is altered frequently. I attached a pic of one from mid-August. Portions are fair\healthy. You'll be full, not stuffed. APPS...... -The Cucumber Salad is one of the freshest, best items on the menu. -The Porcini ( mushroom) rice-balls were ok; but not at 5 small ones for $40 -The clams on focaccia bread was very good. Need more focaccia for dunking! The sauce was killer! -The cacio & pepe Gyoza ( dumplings), just "meh". ENTREES... --the Miso Cod; is a dish I just love; very good example here --Hanger Steak Carbonara was good, nice mashed potatoes --Wagyu short rib also a "good" choice. ( yes, I mean JUST good) --the brothless Ramen Shrimp Scampi was the winner here. An excellent pasta dish full of flavor. Great choice. DESSERT... not here....plenty of coffee shops, etc in Montclair within walking distance. We were told no coffee ( only tea) and only 1 dessert ( a bao bun confection with Nutella & powdered sugar). How boring ! No coffee? Never heard of such a thing. and isn't EVERYONE doing a version of zeppoles in Nutella sauce these days. Really disappointed in this. Let's hope a few tweaks brings this new Felice outpost inline with some of the other restaurants he has.

Excellent, consistent, fresh, what more can you ask for! They are very polite and quick with…read moretakeout as well. Is it the most mind blowing sushi ever? No, but it is very good, and incredibly consistent!

Ordered a handful of Chinese takeout dishes from here and was very disappointed. The noodles were…read moreclumped together with no care, veggies had an oddly sour flavor, and overall flavors were just OK. There wasn't a lot of color on the proteins or on the noodles; everything was anemic at best. This is a skip when it comes to entrees, but maybe the sushi is better?

Never a disappoint! SLA Thai is one of my favorite Thai restaurants in NJ. The foods are spot on…read more The taste is authentic; the service is excellent; the ambience is pleasing. It is worth the trip for a great thai food.

To start off- I have been all around Thailand and have a strong appreciation and knowledge for the…read moreculture. I am sure that is not as common in Montclair and that's why it's so packed here. The appetizers specifically are way overpriced. Chicken satay is $15 for literally the most minimal amount of flat heated down chicken. The dinner was okay. Pad Thai was not authentic. There was no mix of sweet, salty, spicy. We ordered a northern specialty curry and the noodles were overcooked. And the green curry had nearly raw vegetables that were not cooked. Curry should have meat and veggies cooked in it to get a real wonderful flavor in ALL the veggies and meat. We spent $300 for 5 people. So I can assure you we tried a ton of dishes. The dessert: lychee was from a can for $15. The can of lychee cost maybe 2.99 and they charged $15 for half the can. The coconut flan and ube ice cream was the only good thing I would reorder. It was packed too and we couldn't hear ourselves think.

I spotted this restaurant while walking to my car. Honestly, I'd never noticed it before--it really…read morestands out in a quiet corner of Bloomfield when the interior lights glow and the decor catches your eye. Curious, I searched the name on Yelp and was thrilled to see it had 4+ stars. I pinned the location and told myself I'd give myself a day to go--who knows when I'd finally get around to it? Well, I finally made it. It is a Thai and Philippine fusion! After a long shift at work, I was starving. I ordered lumpia and crispy duck with rice. The lumpia was spot on--perfect crunch in every bite, not greasy or soggy at all. The duck was tender with nicely crisped skin, and the sauce? Absolutely delicious. Sweet and savory, paired with peppers and white rice, the flavors blend beautifully on your palate. Definitely coming back to try more dishes!

The food here is definitely hit or miss. The beef tapa was delicious and easily the standout, but…read morethe laing, chicken BBQ, and sizzling squid were just so-so. Halo halo was solid. The server was very friendly and attentive, which made for a pleasant experience overall. The ambiance is casual. Not sure if I would come back, 1 dish out of 4 is a bit disappointing. Any other suggestions of what they make good is appreciated.

Came here on a Friday night to get some food after stopping at Micro Center. It looks like that…read morethis place and Blue Steel pizza have merged into one location. The town it self was having some pavement work being done and it was difficult to find parking. I was driving away when I eventually found a spot and walked about 6 minutes to the location. As I got there I could see that the restaurant was full and lively. The hostess was friendly and communicated our wait well. It did look like that they were struggling a bit with tables staying longer than they expected which caused a few reservations to be backed up while we were the walkins. I do recommend getting reservations here. I/we ordered a ramen, the cola wings, and the detroit style pizza. They were nice enough to separate the single serving of ramen into two bowls which was really nice of them. The Ramen was good but a bit salty. The cola wings were alright I wouldn't say they were the best I ever had. As for the pizza it was good, however when comparing with similar offerings in the area, Buckys in Chatam, NJ is superior for Detroit style. While, the this particular place did not meet MY standards I would still recommend as a nice date spot!

I had no idea I would ever need a pizza and Asian dining food combo until now, and honestly that…read moresums up North Jersey's culturally diversity in a nutshell.  7 Doors Down is a great stop right by the NJTransit line and a gateway into Bloomfield at large. The service was great and made some killer suggestions for savory options with a kick, the views by the window were great for people watching and commentary as well

A coworker of mine is good friends with the owners and has been raving about Wabi Sabi for quite…read moresome time. I finally had the chance to visit with him, and wow, was I impressed! The sushi and sashimi were incredibly fresh, beautifully presented, and absolutely delicious. The staff was just as impressive, offering warm, attentive service that made the entire experience feel special. I also love that it is BYOB. The dining room is thoughtfully designed, comfortable, and inviting, creating the perfect atmosphere for a relaxed meal. Wabi Sabi completely lived up to the recommendation, and I am already looking forward to bringing my wife there!

Wabi Sabi created quite a buzz in the neighborhood, so of course we had to try it. We loved the…read moreambiance, service was very good as well. We had seaweed salad and seafood udon, which was pretty good. Only negative thing was when we got the bill, we noticed a mismatch with what was in menu, which our waitress corrected.

The quality lives up to his name - Morimoto. Uni, ikura and sashimi also very fresh. No vinegar or…read moreany sweetness added to the ikura, which some places do to preserve it. It was straight up fresh ikura. Uni as well, no additives or bitterness. Super fresh . The A5 Wagyu could have been more rare. I wish it would have been sizzling when it arrived at our table, and we could add our own course salt. The sauce that came with it was not special. The presentation could have been better even though it came with the certificate. Maybe more Japanese desserts. None of the ice cream or sorbet flavors were Japanese. Black sesame ice cream or yuzu sorbet would be nice. The cocktails were amazing. There was a handicap stall in the restroom. There is paid parking garage right across. There is also valet and paid street parking. Two doors to open before entering into the restroom. Overall, excellent service, trendy vibe, and very high quality food.

First of all, the restaurant was absolutely beautiful inside and very clean! Our waitress was…read moreextremely kind and attentive, and the food was absolutely delicious! The sticky ribs literally fell right off the bone, and the sushi was incredibly fresh. We ordered oysters, and although they accidentally brought us 11 instead of 12, we let our waitress know, and she kindly came back with 3 extra. Such a thoughtful gesture! For dessert, we ordered the tiramisu, and the server brought out the tray and scooped a huge piece onto our plate right in front of us. It was such a nice touch! What a wonderful way to celebrate our anniversary! Between the beautiful atmosphere, amazing food, and outstanding service, we had an incredible experience. We highly recommend this restaurant. Worth every single dollar! We can't wait to come back!