Highlights: - lots of good toppings…read more- toothsome noodles - rich broth - friendly staff - heaters on the patio Cons: - none

For a ramen shop this place is very large and very packed. They didn't have any tables available…read morebut we were able to get a seat at the tables near the bar. We sat around for a little bit and eventually got up grabbed some menus for ourselves. About 5 minutes later the waiter showed up to take our order. Then it took another 35 minutes for our food to come which feels pretty long for ramen. Now for the ramen we got the meyer lemon shio and spicy tantanmen. The chicken in the meyer lemon shio was really dry. The noodles were pretty good but everything else didn't feel like it paired well. The spicy tantanmen had good noodles but as I was eating it, it made me think i'd rather being eating shin ramen. For $23 a bowl the portion was small, service was slow and the ramen was okay.

What a find! Stumbled into this place while hungry visiting the area. It was great! You order with…read moretrays down an assembly line and pay at the end. Miso soup and sides are given to you first. Main dishes come out after. Great service! We had a baby as well and even he loved the udon and veggie tempura. I personally had the unagi donburi and it hit the spot. Would definitely recommend their udon dishes however. Great mixes and so flavorful. 10/10!

Stumbled upon this place while in the area early morning. It's located in a plaza with other food…read morespots and businesses. I was pleasantly surprised with how cute it was. There's a sign to show you how to order where you grab a tray and choose your options while you go down the line. I came in for an earlier ramen lunch and ended up wanting to get all their appetizers. There's a variety of apps but I wasn't too hungry so I ordered mini sesame balls for the table ( 3 for $1!!!) and octopus ball/sesame balls to go. At the end, I also got the homemade sauce just to try bc it was packed in a glass mason jar and relatively affordable. For food, I got tonkotsu ramen and the broth was good. I think it was missing the condiments and some umami flavoring. I'm not sure. It was 3.5 imo. The sesame balls were good and so was the octopus ball. The salmon looked plentiful and came with lots of sides but I'm not sure how it tasted bc I didn't order. All the dishes were cleared out though so I'd say it was a successful lunch trip. They have a long fish display in the front and plenty of seating too! Reminds me to go back to Japan soooon.

Great food and service!! Authentic yummy ness!!…read more And they have BBH now!! I ordered 2 orders. One veggie pho with the spicy Lemongrass broth. SO GOOD!!! ps. I love their to go containers

Wonderful meal! A friend took a retired (and very picky) chef here for lunch and he really enjoyed…read morethe pho. I've been anxious to try it ever since. We were greeted by the friendly owner (?) and he told us we could take a seat wherever we wanted. There were several people enjoying a late lunch on both sides of the restaurant. I noticed that most of the customers had ordered the pho. We decided to try: - Fresh spring rolls - delicious! Large shrimp, fresh ingredients. Tasty dip. - Garlic noodle plate - noodles were a nice thickness, bouncy and flavored well. Protein was the bbq pork as we were told that's a customer favorite. Veggies were hot and cooked perfectly. - Steak pho - broth was delightful, clean and fresh tasting, with thin slices of tender meat. Noodles were a nice consistency and not mushy. I loved it even more with the bean sprouts, jalapeno, basil and a touch of lime. Everything was timed perfectly, spring rolls came out first for us to enjoy. Server, who I think is the owner, checked on us and refilled my water without having to ask. He promptly cleans up tables after customers leave so the place always looks clean and neat. Overall, a lovely meal. We will be back soon! Located in the Larkfield Center between Cookie... Take a Bite and Exchange Bank. Lots of parking available.

Went to Sebastopol, adorable sort of quaint but boutique style downtown vibe. You get a little bit…read moreof Berkeley, a little bit of Humboldt and a little bit of Santa Cruz all mixed into one. Decided on this place as it had good reviews, I thought the PHO was very good, the spring rolls were kind of typical but there was only two things that my husband and I left questioning. The first thing which has nothing to do with the food quality or atmosphere, was the gentleman that was helping us . He was very stoic and spending more time chatting with his coworkers than paying attention to us. We had to gently grab his attention numerous times for almost everything we needed. But the biggest drawback? The price. It was the most expensive Vietnamese place I think I've been to? Admittedly I got the filet mignon pho which was somewhat unique to me, the meat was very tender, it was very good but I think I paid about $24 for a medium bowl of soup. My husband said that his chicken PHO was nothing special. Spring rolls, again, good but basic, would I go back? Probably not. But, I will definitely keep my eyes peeled for filet mignon as an option for my soup in the future.

This place is tucked in the back of a little shopping center. The restaurant was empty when we…read morefirst got there. Some people came is we were leaving it was comfortable and the staff were friendly. I had the chicken rice plate. It was very tasty it came with a salad and rice. I will go back the food was good.

My favorite Southeast Asian dining experiences in Sonoma county, because they have a space that…read morefeels elevated yet welcoming, it is clean, modern, and thoughtfully designed. The service is quick and attentive, without feeling rushed. The menu offers a wide variety of Southeast Asian dishes that are authentic, fresh, and booming with flavor. My favorite dish is the coconut chicken noodle soup because the broth is rich and creamy with a depth of coconut. I love that you can mix and match different noodle options with your choice of soup base. The Thai tea I ordered was another standout, not watered down or overly sweet. Just the right balance. Overall, it's a spot I return to when I want quality, consistency, and flavor all in one setting.

Last minute Thursday night family dinner. We arrive a few minutes after 6:00pm and we seated…read moreimmediately for a group of 6. Place was half way full. Nicely decorated with the wall of bowls, shelf of lit up spirits and open kitchen. It's been over a year since I've dined here. Always Adam of Chef Tony's restaurants. We had back near the kitchen. Drink orders we taken right away, appetizers ordered once drinks were delivered. We needed extra time to decide on entrees because one of us were undecided. Everyone enjoyed their meals: Crispy Taro Rolls, Little Baskets, English Cucumber + Avocado Salad, Khao Piak Special, Duck Confit Noodle Soup, Spicy Curry Noodle Soup, Pork Belly Rice Bowl, Drunken Noodles, Pad Thai. We had a few different servers and service could have been better. We had to ask for more drinks and utensils. I didn't like that 20% gratuity was added to the bill, especially when service wasn't stellar. Food is still excellent.

Really cute and unexpected find during our staycation in Healdsburg. Look for the sign of a cat…read moreeating ramen! Their decor is quirky and fun inside, with only a few tables, so reservations are recommended (although we managed to get a table walking in on a weekday afternoon). They have a massive selection of teas, pretty much any kind you can think of and then some, as well as an impressive selection of sake. Which all goes well with their ramen, which is the only thing we tried this time. It's not quite the typical ramen you would see at Japanese spots in SF or South Bay, but I imagine quite good for North Bay and tasty in their own right. I wouldn't mind going back even just for teas and sake and maybe some lighter bites.

So obsessed with this spot!!…read more We were in Healdsburg on Sunday and I was craving ramen. I will admit, I was skeptical of going to a ramen place called "taste of tea" as I naively didn't expect it to be a food-centric place but more of a cafe. So happy to say I was very wrong!! SUCH amazing food and really friendly service. I absolutely love how you could customize your ramen so much, and even switch out the noodles for Udon. Sooo delicious. They even brought me out a dessert with a candle to celebrate my bday. Such sweet employees! Will def be back.

If you want to eat authentic Thai cuisine., the best place to go is this location.. THAI ORCHID in…read moreHealdsburg.. running some errands around that area, feeling a little hungry and wanna grab some bite to eat.. went in to this place and this " heavenly wings" chicken wings caught my eyes., Order to go and add lemongrass chicken for later today.. oh my.. my food didn't last long.. had that for lunch cause they are so good.. price are pretty reasonable and good parking lot

Some of the best food in Healdsburg . Great flavors and solid kitchen experience every time…read more Wonderful people run this place as well

We stopped by here on our way to Mendocino. The restaurant is Viethai, but it appeared mostly thai…read morecuisines. I saw many people recommended the Khao soi and this dish was indeed very delicious. The broth was creamy and the meat was soft. We also got the lao papaya salad and fried calamari. The salad was good and the fried calamari was ok. It was definitely worth the trip! The customer service was really good. There was only one lady running the show lol. She was always smiling and checking on how we were doing. The food also came out really quick!

The service was friendly and attentive, and the restaurant itself is clean and welcoming--great for…read morea casual brunch or dinner. The Thai boat beef noodle soup and combination pho were perfect for the cold weather.

A girlfriend and I decided to try out Kathmandu in Sebastopol and I'm honestly surprised I had…read morenever been before. We walked in and immediately loved it. The restaurant is inside an old train car which makes the whole experience feel extra cozy and unique. The aesthetic is absolutely adorable and the delicious smell of the food filled the air the second we walked in. I was already excited to sit down and eat. We started with the lentil soup and it was SO good, especially on a rainy day. Warm, comforting, and full of flavor. We also ordered the aloo gobi and added tofu which was absolutely delicious. This is honestly some of the best Himalayan and Nepalese food I've had in a long time. Since then, I've gone back and tried the garlic cheese naan filled with chicken. It was yummy but could have used a bit more flavor on its own. Dipping it into the aloo gobi though? Perfect combination. Super friendly staff, excellent service, cozy atmosphere, and flavorful comforting food. Definitely adding this spot into the regular rotation.

The curry was good the naan was different than what I like, not my favorite. This restaurant is…read morewell staffed and has a long menu, that you will come back to try another dish.

Wow, no wonder this place is a Michelin bib Gourmand. Absolutely killer Thai flavors and spice…read more We were visiting Santa Rosa area for Pliny the Younger release and noticed this place. We had to try. Loved their beef larb salad, green curry. The green curry was loaded with an assortment of vegetables and I had chicken add on. Servers were very nice but a bit slow on service. The flavors of all the dishes really reminded me of Thailand. Coming from San Francisco, I was surprised how good everything was.

NOV2025 So we've been back a few more times. Parking is…read moremostly the apartment complex so you'll likely be on the street somewhere nearby. Service has been gracious with us each time and provided helpful suggestions when needed. Highlights for us is usually the lemongrass chicken. Definitely on point and the light sweetness from the sweet and sour is great. The crust is always nice and crunchy, and we've found it is easy leftovers with an air fryer. We also got the green curry to try something different and the pad thai for something the same. The pad thai is still a solid choice as everything mixes well. The green curry was great for a vegetarian dish. Probably our favorite part for it was the purple sweet potato which just melted with the sauce.