I personally always enjoy coming to Grandma's. The food has always been delicious and I'm…read morepersonally a fan of dishes coming out as soon as they're done. I do recommend making a reservation as they can be pretty slammed on Fridays/weekends. The Srirachi wings had a nice crunch to them while still keeping the chicken juicy inside. It would've been nice to have an even amount of wings to drumsticks though, as I like flats more, but thats just a personal preference. The crabmeat fried rice was amazing, a really good portion of chunks of crabmeat mixed in so each spoonful had some. The duck curry was a "Grandma's special" so a much bigger portion and cost - but reasonable. The duck wasnt dry and had a good flavor throughout, not relying on the curry to give taste. The curry also had a hint of sweetness to it which complements the greasiness of the duck. The papaya salad felt very refreshing - we got it at level one as to not overpower our taste buds with all the other food. I did get some chili pepper on the side to add in later. My one recommendation is having Thai peppers as an option instead of dried chili flakes. I much prefer the taste of fresh Thai pepper to add the extra heat. The mango sticky rice is always a favorite. The mango is soft and ripe, the right amount of sweetness. They also mix pandan in with the sticky rice for a more impactful umami (Im also a big advocate for pandan in desserts).

Very hip place in Center City. It was bustling around dinner time. We actually had a reservation…read morebut ended up getting seated at least 45 minutes after our reservation time because of how busy it was which was a bit annoying. We had to consistently ask staff when we would be seated and they never gave us an estimated time frame, which resulted in us awkwardly hanging out by the entrance until a table was ready. Our waitress seemed rather annoyed every time she visited our table (which was not very often). The food was solid, although I wouldn't say it blew me away. I had the Ratchada duck which was good and flavorful. We shared some small plates which were also good. Drinks were okay. I think it was worth trying, but I do think this place is a little overhyped. The mediocre service is probably enough to make it not worth the hassle of waiting.

Great tasting, homemade food by a local chef!…read more So far, the food is among the most delicious I've had in Burlington County! (hence, the review...) The Soup Bar is conveniently located near the end of Broad Street in Palmayra, NJ. Although the place is too small for large groups, it's unassuming character and hearty, freshly-made meals makes it a perfect place for pickup and take out. They offer prepared meals for the holidays, as well. (Orders should be made in Advance) You can also check them out at the Moorestown Market on Saturdays!!

Awesome!! All scratch kitchen.. The Soup Bar brings back yesterday.. to perfection!!…read moreAll the best and freshest ingredients. You can see why they were voted Best of the Best in south jersey!!! Thank you SOUP BAR.

I recently went to The Love in Philly (my second time eating here!) and it was fantastic! A really…read morecute restaurant, right in Rittenhouse Square, close to shopping and all of the fabulous offerings of Walnut St. My husband and I went for brunch and we had a wonderful experience. Our waiter was attentive, explained all seasonal options, and gave us great recs! We had 2 mocktails, one called Clean Livin', which was a grapefruit Paloma with hibiscus and they were also able to make a NA Bloody Mary, which was actually delicious! Sometimes mocktails are hit or miss, but they really hit a home run with both. The beet salad was outstanding; not something I would typically order, but it was recommended and now I'm obsessed with beets?? Thanks to The Love! It was savory, a little sweet, and the herb yogurt was earthy, bright, and the perfect balance with the beets. The burrata toast was delicious too, with crispy bread, fresh strawberries, and an arugula salad. It was seasonal and bursting with flavor. I love when restaurants showcase seasonal produce and this was the perfect example to highlight seasonality. If you're in Rittenhouse Square, make your way to The Love and you won't be disappointed!

Top tier food and great for prices. Very hospitable and gracious staff for brunch. Cozy, simple…read moremodern farmhouse aesthetic. Lovely quiet upstairs section. Downstairs was pretty noisy. Only thing I did not love was the hush puppies.

I love Jewish Delis. So I concluded my World Cup weekend with lunch at 4th Street. It was as good…read moreas can be. I had the extra sized pastrami Rueben on toasted rye. Massive. The meat was moist, tasty, properly salted, with a discernible bark. The amount of cheese, sauerkraut, & dressing accentuated the pastrami, although so much meat would be hard to impact! It needed the long spear to stay together. But yet I could cut & shave & make mini sandwiches. The potato salad was a great refresher. Not too tart, with carrots, celery, & I could taste onion. The pickle was not too acidic. Great crunch. A nice interlude between bites of the sandwich & potato salad. I took my time. It went into overtime. Washing it down with coke. My taste buds won. Great service. A nice diner like vibe. Incredible menu. We don't have this level of Jewish Deli in the Bay Area. I'd go every week. $36.18 is with it! I threw in a $10 tip for a great meal & nice waitress.

The Famous 4th Street Deli definitely makes sure no one leaves hungry. The portion sizes are huge!…read moreKind of pricey, but not really surprising considering how much food each order consists of. Most of what I ordered was on the blender side, but still good and really just comes down to personal taste and opinion. Our waitress was great and the staff was very friendly.

Let me just say that soups are pretty hard to find. I was…read moreminutes away from having a dessert for lunch when I finally found this business in my search that caught my eye. It's a cute and spacious cafe that's nicely decorated and have a few tables by the storefront windows. The menu is pretty large with plenty of sandwiches. The soup menu changes daily. I got a lunch special with a half meatloaf sandwich and a cup of pasta fagioli... One taste of the soup was enough for me to instantly tell the owner that I will be a regular. I also had a glass of ginger iced tea, which was amazingly good. I'm always happy for owners that provide a nice interior atmosphere along with the great meals served.

On this cold January day I was delighted to find this comfy spot to grab some soup to warm me up…read more Simply Soups & A Little More is a quant spot on the corner of E. Atlantic Ave near the train tracks in Audubon. Their menu drew me in as they offer a wide selection of soups by the day as well as sandwiches, wraps, grilled cheese, burgers and hot dogs. Just think cozy comfort food. The inside has ample seating if you plan to dine in and a small counter in the rear to order out. I was greeted by a friendly young lady who was patient with me as I looked over the menu. I decided on a grilled cheese and green split pea soup. It was hard to decide because there were so many yummy looking choices. Service was quick and efficient. I was in and out in about 10 minutes. Everyone was very pleasant. The grilled cheese was perfect! So delicious! The split pea soup w/ homemade croutons and tiny bits of ham throughout sure hit the spot on this cold winter day. The place was very clean and cozy and there was a bit of a lunch rush so they definitely have a good reputation. Would love to see them expand their footprint. We could use more places that offer simple comfort food at affordable prices in South Jersey. Can't wait to return to try another one of their soups...and a grilled cheese. ***Oh! This is a CASH ONLY establishment. Apparently they also accept Venmo.***

Not a local but I've been hearing about this place since 2020 and I immediately grabbed this…read moreopportunity when in town to definitely visit. And the experience did not disappoint! The hype is real! All the items ordered are chef's kiss, 10/10! It is evident with every bite that every flavor is a reminder of food cooked with love and patience, allowing every ingredient to simmer in the right amount of heat at the right amount of time, gently seasoned rewarding to the palate! If you want to know what good quality food is like, come to this place! Items ordered: haemul pajjeon, general cho chicken, jjajangmyeon, Sasol manduguk and soondubu jjigae. The food left a very satiated tummy. I have eaten a lot of Korean dish as the items mentioned but this one definitely sets the bar for me. I wish they have a location in LA. If I'm ever in town, will definitely be back!

This is a great Korean restaurant in Center City. Great selection and everything we tried was…read morereally good. I really like the bibimbop, perfect crispy rice on the bottom! The bon chin was fresh and flavorful, which set the right mood for the rest of the meal.

When searching for the best ramen in Philadelphia, not only did the reviews lead us here, but the…read moresuggestions from the locals did as well. We started off with a few appetizers. The edamame was standard, and the takoyaki and pan-fried dumplings didn't taste homemade. Rather they both reminded me of what you would pick up at the frozen section at the food market. Nevertheless, they were passable. After all, we were here for the ramen. I opted in for their Terakawa special. The broth was flavourful, and the chashu was the most tender and juicy chashu I've ever had. As for the girlfriend, she opted in for their spicy ramen which was also spectacular. I absolutely loved her wavy noodles. I would have loved to have swapped out my straight noodles for her wavy noodles. They have a nice bounce and slightly chewy texture. Their marinated eggs were to die for. We put in a few extra orders for these. Overall, a great experience. The staff seemed to be right on the ball, and this small and cozy restaurant definitely makes you feel transported to Japan.

Came here for a Friday night dinner because I was craving Japanese takeout. I pass by Terakawa…read moreRamen all the time, so I figured it was finally time to give it a try! When I arrived, the restaurant was very busy, and the space itself was pretty small. Thankfully, they have a self-service kiosk to join the dine-in waitlist and another kiosk specifically for takeout orders. The ordering process was simple and straightforward, but unfortunately, the wait was quite long. Despite ordering relatively simple dishes, my food took about 30 minutes to prepare. There also wasn't anywhere to sit or wait inside, so I ended up standing outside for the entire 30 minutes. For my appetizer, I ordered the mini chicken curry, which was pretty good! The curry had that classic Japanese curry flavor I was looking for, and I was pleasantly surprised by the amount of chicken included, especially for an appetizer-sized portion. For my entree, I went with the gyudon, which was also pretty solid. The beef was a little fattier than I expected, and I felt that the rice-to-meat ratio was slightly off, with significantly more rice than beef. However, the overall flavor was good, and it definitely satisfied my craving for a Japanese rice bowl. Overall, I enjoyed the food and would definitely consider coming back to try their ramen, especially since that's what they're known for. My biggest complaint was the takeout experience. Hopefully, they can improve their efficiency with takeout orders or find a way to better accommodate customers waiting for their food. The food itself was satisfying, but a 30-minute wait for a couple of simple dishes felt a bit excessive.

We've been coming here for a number of years and enjoy it consistently. The menu is extensive from…read morenoodle dishes, to Sechuan, and Taiwanese selections. The homemade DanDan noodles were our favorite, which are served with ground pork in a spicy peanut sauce. We also got the three cup chicken which was so good, with a sweet, licorice-like glaze. Some other favorites were the black pepper chicken and the long hot chicken, if you enjoy spice. We had the ginger and scallion dish and was not our favorite, as the chicken had a unique consistency and was quite limp. Overall, good service and a relaxing ambiance in a bustling city.

Ordered simple egg drop soup and spring rolls…read more Spring rolls weee super flavorful but really greasy. The dipping sauce was delicious tho and really helped subdue the oil flavor The egg drop soup may have been good....i wouldn't know because it was delivery and I requested silverware since I am at a hotel and I never received it

Kept passing by this restaurant and finally decided to go as I was craving Mediterranean. The…read moreinterior is small so you'll have a more intimate experience with whoever youre sittinf around, so just be mindful! The interior is rustic with an open concept for a portion of the kitchen where they do wood fire pizza. The Summer Squash Arincini were delicious, very flavorful, and you get 4 or 5 so a nice amount to share. I got the Bronzino and it was a nice portion of fish with the couscous salad. It fills you up without making you feel too heavy. The Salsiccia pizza was ordered by my partner so i didn't have much but the slice I had was a classic thin crust. The tiramisu was great, it had crispy bits of chocolate in top that added a nice texture. There was so much of it tho, we had to take the rest home. Loved the presentation in the cup!

Whipped ricotta- 8/10 House Ground Meatballs:…read morecaciocavallo-stuffed short rib + pork meatballs / pickled pepper relish / rustic sauce / grilled bread - 5/10 Pan Seared Gnocchi: delicata squash / maitake / kale / lemon / parmesan brodo / fiore sardo - 9/10 Uovo: house white sauce / mozzarella / brussels sprouts / pork guanciale / truffled egg / parmesan - 8/10 Salted Caramel Budino: dark chocolate crust / salted caramel / whipped crème fraiche - 10/10

This is a clean, well-lighted place! The service was super fast. Two Cokes, two hot-n-sour soups,…read moreand a generous order of soup dumplings was $25. A steal! Close to the Franklin Square PATCO station.

Having lived in Asia, I make it a point to seek out Asian cuisine in just about every city I visit…read more While attending a conference in Philadelphia, I came across a video featuring Luscious Dumplings and decided I had to give it a try. Unfortunately, I have to be honest: this experience was barely a three-star rating for me. For starters, the service was incredibly slow, which was especially surprising considering there were only two other occupied tables besides mine. I ordered both the steamed buns and the pan-fried dumplings, and while both were visually appealing and had a fun presentation, the flavor simply wasn't there. Both dishes were surprisingly bland and lacked the depth of flavor I was expecting. I really wanted to love this place, especially after seeing it featured online, but pretty food only goes so far when the taste and service don't deliver. Philadelphia has so many wonderful dining options, and unfortunately, this one just didn't live up to the hype. I wouldn't return, and I can't say I'd recommend it to others.