Been eating here for years since I was in Highschool and always loved it. Their off menu item is…read morethe Titan Roll based off of the lakeshore titans Highschool. It's always fresh and the staff is helpful. We love going here with friends great atmosphere.

Love Kazoku! Their service is prompt, and the staff is usually friendly and attentive. I'm not a…read moresushi eater, but I do love their Seafood Tempura. The salad that comes with it is also a favorite. On my last visit, I decided to try the Broiled Lemongrass Shrimp, and it was delicious also. Great atmosphere, as well.

Pho Cong in Covington was absolutely delicious. The food was incredibly flavorful, and the broth…read morewas hands-down amazing--rich, comforting, and clearly made with care. I ordered the combination plate, and it was worth every penny with generous portions and great variety. The building itself is small and tucked away in a shopping center, but it was packed to the brim when we visited, I can absolutely see why it's such a popular spot. Our waitress was very helpful and kind; although she seemed quite busy and a bit less attentive at times, she came by as much as she could. Overall, the food alone makes this place a must-visit, and I'll definitely be back.

Pho Cong had been in my bookmarks for awhile, so while on a recent trip to NOLA, I took a detour to…read moresee what the most hyped business on the north shore was all about. Their success in the form of local accolades are never-ending, along with countless high ratings across several platforms. My first impression was slightly underwhelming but I have no regrets and I certainly appreciate the effort. The place is family run and located in a strip mall with a handful of tables with a busy crowd of folks at any point of the week. There are a handful of group-friendly tables inside, along with a couple of tables outside. I came during their lunch rush, which resulted in a bit of a wait. When finally seated, I admired the hordes of staff going in and out of the kitchen, along with the waitresses handling groups of all sizes with ease. I ordered a good variety of food to make sure I didn't miss much. In addition to a combination pho dac biet ($17), bo vien ($14) and pho ga with banh mi combo ($18), I also ordered their coconut butterfly shrimp ($7), off menu crispy noodle bird's nest ($16.50), and a plate of fries ($5) for good measure. I noticed a lot of the food skewed on the sweeter side. The pho broth was good overall, but was still a tinge sweet. I was hoping for heartier cuts of the tendon and brisket, but it was a modest portion at best. The sweetness also applied to the sauce in the crispy bird's nest noodle, which reminded me of something I'd find in an American Chinese spot with the stir fry and overall presentation. While I was happy with the bread of the banh mi, the spicy mayo spread (?) threw me off a bit. I was hoping for pate and butter, but that may have to be a request-onyl thing. I started to realize that from the majority of the patrons, the semi-high prices, and the description-first format of the menu (#1), that it's likely that the place was really molding to the westernized palate. It makes sense in a place like Covington, which is not the same Vietnamese scene as say Houston. It also makes sense to have some non- Viet staff to make the place as approachable as possible. And regarding the staff, they were the best part of the experience. Everyone was incredibly friendly and did a good job of keeping the place clean and orderly (#2), while making sure everyone left with a smile on their face. They've clearly done an outstanding job since their start a handful of years ago. I think for folks who are clearly more adept in Vietnamese cuisine, should ensure they know what they're getting into prior to taking the leap. I would never rule out of a future return, but I think I'd have to already be in Covington and to make sure to taper my expectations. __________ (#1) "Vietnamese po-boy" for banh mi, "chunky beef" for bo luc lac, etc (#2) Especially the bathrooms. Only thing missing are paper towels.

My wife and I lunched at family-operated Non La in Covington and were quite pleased. Non La…read morefeatures Vietnamese-Asian Fusion cuisine, with a focused offering of original takes on traditional favorites, along with some truly innovative new dishes as well. Don't let the somewhat mundane strip mall location fool you, as there are some very good things going on here! We shared the fried calamari and crispy pork dumpling appetizers, while she followed with hot and sour soup and I, with the tasty Japanese pepper beef. All were very good, but the star may have been the dumplings, which were some of the best I've ever had. Service was friendly and efficient and prices were extremely competitive. If you like contemporary Asian fusion, you should really try Non La in Covington.

Every time I order food from Non La it blows me away. Its overwhelming with flavors !…read moreThis was to go order but here are photos

Not the best. We had to go here due to an issue at my preferred Korean restaurant. BanChan was…read moreseverely limited. Only got 3 cucumbers and like 2 pieces of kimchi. Personally didn't like the flavor of either. The bean sprouts were tasty though. Rice cakes were tasty and spicy and the sauce was nice. Maybe could've had more fish cakes in it but overall was tasty. However I don't like their use of raw cabbage in it. It was not kimchi. Just raw shredded cabbage. Bulgogi tasted EXACTLY like yoshinoya beef. Yoshinoya is a chain of Japanese fast food bowls and is good, but not what I wanted in bulgogi. It tasted EXACLTY like it. No differences. Additionally the restaraunt was dirty and could use a face lift. The food took forever to arrive as well. It was expensive too. Overall not a good idea to come here

Me and my boyfriend always looking for an authentic Korean Food and we found this one. I guess they…read morebeen located or remodeled or something because it look different from the other pictures in the reviews. It pretty small as the new place and the menu is just a piece of paper. The food is good and flavorful, we finished everything we ordered. The service was good and nice, after check out she gave us yogurt drink. We also got the beef rice bowl i guess but I forgot to take a picture.

This was my first kbbq experience. I oved this place and can't wait to try more of their menu!read more

Just arrived in New Orleans! It's breezy, a little humid & I love it. I'm starving, and of course,…read moremy first stop has to be Korean food I'm such a Korean. I decided to try Coco Korean BBQ on Magazine Street. The moment we stepped inside, I had a bit of an uh-oh moment the interior felt pretty dull and a little depressing. The service was decent, though. They served six side dishes, but they were just okay really cold, like they had just come straight from the fridge. We ordered kimchi stew and kalbi, which were good, but the rest of was just so so. Maybe I'm spoiled by the amazing Korean food in the Silicon Valley, but overall, it was just decent. Sorry, Coco Korean BBQ just not quite hitting the spot!

We have been here many times over the last several years. The food and service is consistently…read moreexcellent. The Bulgogi and Pork Kudzu is excellent and plentiful.

The food was delicious!! We had beef bulgogi this is a must…read moreto rest your soul! We also had the black bean noodles also called (Jjajangmyeon) every bit was a seduction of more and more ! Soo good something so simple and so very delicious! Please do yourself a favor and try it. We also tried the korean sushi called "kimbap" it was so simple well balanced flavor sooo good. Serves was very good Ambiance can be intimidating because you are filled with young people who love food.

Cute little spot, super nice employee, great food presentation, and the sandwich was delicious.read more

Very friendly service and the food is good too! While the place has been there for over 20 years, I…read morehardly have time to stop there. However, when the weather is cool, it's a great walk destination with rewarding treats. If you like homemade pastries and coffee, with tasty lunch options, please check it out!

This place is amazing! No wonder it's highly recommended! If you like spicy, the bang bang attack…read morechicken can't be beat. My husband is very picky and thinks most restaurant food is only ok but he raved about this dish and ate every bit! We also had the gyzoza, a Saigon dry noodles and spicy miso noodles. They were all great. We'll be back!

The food is amazing and the atmosphere was killer. Ill have my loyalty card filled out in no time.read more

Had such a great experience at Gyu-Kaku -- one of those meals that lingers in your memory like the…read morelast note of a perfect song. From the moment we sat down, the energy was warm and welcoming, but what really made the night stand out were our servers, Duy and Nick. Absolute legends. They struck that rare balance of being attentive without hovering, friendly without forcing it. You could tell they genuinely cared about making sure we had a great time, not just turning a table.

Alex and Quynh were great!! Very helpful and consistently checked on us through our dinner thereread more

Good food. Great service and nice ambiance. Probably make reservations also. Happy hour till 7pm…read morealso.

Rating: 10/10 It…read moretook me 2 days to process the dining experience I had at Sun Chong. As a sister restaurant of Morrows (when you step inside, you can tell), they have a blueprint of how to have great food, ambience and still remain very authentic. Having lived in South Korea for a few years, it is one of my favorite cuisines. I was excited to try this fusion of cultures! The menu is extensive, I ended up trying a few different small plates. I ordered the gumbo dumplings, crawfish fried rice, roasted Brussels, hot wonton dip. It was all damn delicious! I will be back because I still have so many things to try, especially the Kimchi Lobster Pasta lol I recommend to make a reservation to make sure you get right on in.