Had lunch with a customer here today and I was skeptical at first…read more The food turned out to be some of the best I've had. I got the teriyaki chicken plate. Would recommend.

Salmon Panang Curry and Pad Thai are always a hit. Generous portions. 2 people could easily split…read morethe pad thai. Definitely the best curry in Auburn. Service is friendly. You can tell that they've put effort into the ambiance. Overall don't sleep on this place!

OUTSTANDING! I had…read morea customer tell me about this place and I just happened to be in the area after working really late. I popped in just before they closed and they took the time to make a great Kung Pao chicken. The flavors in the food were not over powered by spices and the "heat" was just enough to get the flavors dialed in for the food. Overall I would say they have great service at a great price.

Their food is delicious!!!!I have been eating here for years, every time the food is hot and ready…read moreon time.

Great food and great prices--honestly what more do you want? This place is practically on Auburn's…read morecampus and the portions are serious. Everything's served family-style (huge plates meant for sharing) which is exactly how I order for my family when we go. What you see on the menu is actually what you get, which is wild because most places don't even have photos of their real food. The quality is incredible and totally consistent. Staff is mostly college kids so it's hit or miss, but I've never had a bad experience yet. Only real gripe I have is the open kitchen gets a little smokey in the dining area. It fades quick, so it's not a dealbreaker or anything, but it's enough to drop a star in my opinion. Otherwise this place is solid--go hungry and grab something to share.

Beyond the Wok in Auburn was excellent! I had a spicy beef dish that came almost like a flavorful…read moreoil-based soup, and it was packed with bold, unique flavors. Everything tasted incredibly fresh, and the staff was friendly and welcoming. The restaurant was also clean and convenient, making the whole experience even better. Definitely a spot I'll be coming back to when I'm craving something flavorful with a little heat!

Umami muddies the waters a bit by calling what they do "Pacific rim cuisine," which is an attempt…read moreto reconcile a pan-asian menu that would seem, under other circumstances, inauthentic to a specific region. It is simultaneously Korean, Japanese, Thai, and whatever else it needs to be. Under different circumstances that would raise alarm bells in my head, that this is maybe some rough butchering of multiple ethnic regions in an Alabama backwater. But the good news is that the atmosphere is pleasant, the food is tasty and well-presented, and there is an appreciation of many ingredients that is thoughtful and knowledgeable. The takoyaki, for instance, is a really fun textural experience, covered in what appears to be a remoulade and a dusting of bonito flakes. The end result is tangy and savory and rich, giving you a hint of the ocean even as you take a bite of what is, by other appearances, something akin to a hushpuppy. This trend of thoughtful compromises seems to hold true across the menu, where nothing is precisely what you'd at a restaurant catered to a single region's cuisine, but none of it is simply tossed out as an afterthought. I do wish that the sushi menu had more traditional fare on it -- you can get a number of fancier rolls that feature cream cheese and frying and all that sort of new-fangled American trappings, but no salmon. And the only tuna roll offered is a spicy tuna. But it's still possible to get simple, clean flavors from it, even if it does not have all the offerings from a traditional sushi bar. TVs on the wall seem dedicated to a whole host of different programming. One of them seems to constantly be showing pets, another niche sporting events like strongman competitions, and another seems to mostly be kpop videos. So if you absolutely have to watch football, you may have to go to Moe's a few doors down. For everyone else: there's a lot to like here.

Tried the miso ramen bowl, which was good. The service was also good, along with the ambiance. I'm…read morealways most looking forward to the egg in my ramen, and it was slightly cool in the middle, which was disappointing. Overall, this is a decent spot and I would return, though it's nothing "to write home about".

Delicious food, good portions, and friendly customer service. Restaurant is quaint and clean.read more

Cashew Chicken w Hot undt sour soup Cleaned my plate , drank…read morethe soup dregs ... always very good topped off with a haircut next door !

I am not Korean and didn't have a clue what to order for my sweet Korean daughter-in-law. I read…read morethe reviews and ordered the items that everyone said was good: Galbi Short Ribs, Beef Bulgogi, Bibimbap and Jjigae. My daughter-in-law said it was all fantastic! I will be returning to order again as she said it was absolutely authentic Korean food and was amazing!

We happened to be in Auburn on a cold and a rainy day, so we wanted some hot soup after a round of…read moregolf. Not cheap even for AL price. We didn't really expect much in a college town but it turned out to be pretty legit. Banchan - really good. Love the fish cakes. We asked for more but they said they ran out. So they never came back to our table again, not even to refill our tea and water cups after that. Stew: I think it is called Gopchang Changol or something like that. It usually got beef tripes, tofu, veggies, something, then intestines. This one got tofu and lots of intestines, flavored was good but way too much intestines, I like a mixed of stuffs. We always get udon in a stew, not this place. Not what I was expected. Big portion though so we took the leftovers, grabbed some tofu from Walmart and udon, and made another batch the next day. Fried chicken (both original and spicy) - not bad. Galbi (short ribs) - pretty good Tteokbokki- not bad

Dadeville is a bit limited in its restaurant offerings. Otis nice to have a Chinese/seafood…read morerestaurant in town. Their food has always been good when we have ordered carryout from them.

What a joy. My friends and I were looking for a local bite on the way to Lake Martin, and Ooh Crab…read morecaught our eye. I was craving Chinese food, but my buddies' were set on seafood. We were at an impasse, but alas, Ooh Crab(s) to the rescue! The staff was helpful and guided us through the extensive menu options. We chowed down on crabs, shrimp, hush puppies, and fried rice! Yum Yum Yum!!! We will be back again, no doubt! Please remember, and don't forget, this secret spot is pronounced "Oh!" Crab, think "Oh, Oh, Oh, it's magic, you know." It is not pronounced "Ew!" Crab (like "Lou" Bega, most noted for his 1999 hit, Mambo No. 5).

I can't say enough about this place. They had the best General Chicken I have ever had…read more The fried wings were amazing as well. The service was very friendly and helpful. Very clean and nice atmosphere. I will definitely be back to try more on their menu.

The restaurant had under gone new ownership since I've last come and it is great! I usually come…read morehere once or twice a year whenever I get the urge to visit my alma mater and this was my only visit this year. The new ownership has brought higher quality to the food and everything tasted SO MUCH BETTER! The seafood pancake was exquisite. The tteokbokki was magnificent. The tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork) was so fresh and crisp! And the jjampong had a level of flavor it never had under old ownership. I usually don't like change in my favorite restaurants, but change did this place good!