Food was served hot and tasted great service was very good…read morerefilled water and tea quite often

For a restaurant named after Korean BBQ, I'm slightly ashamed to admit I've never tried their…read moremeats. That said, this restaurant is one of few decent Korean spots outside of Fort Lee and Palisades Park. As such, it's become a return spot for our family members who live fairly local. As soon as you sit down, the default beverage offered is warm barley tea (which is much appreciated during those colder winter visits). The banchan, or side dishes, are few but a little more robust here than other Korean restaurants. During my last visit, we were given plates of standard kimchi, sprouts, and seasoned broccoli. I was also surprised to find pumpkin-egg salad, soy marinated lotus root, and soy-marinated ribeye pieces. The offerings change a little from visit to visit, but they're always decent to downright delicious. While I've not been wowed by anything from the menu, I've found most of the meals to be predictable. Hot stone bibimbap is my regular order, and I love the different proteins they offer here for mixed rice dishes. For those curious about the barbecue but unwilling to pay the high sticker price for a full entree, you can try the galbi, bulgogi, and spicy pork atop a bibimbap. During my last visit, I was delighted by the salmon hot stone bibimbap, which came with a great teriyaki marinade. My regular complaint with Seoul Galbi's bibimbap is that the hot stone has never gotten hot enough for my rice to char and crisp (which is arguably the best part of ordering it on a hot stone. Otherwise, why else would one pay the elevated prices?). When it comes to decor and ambiance, the restaurant is fairly no frills. As far as service goes, the waitresses have always been quick - quick to order, quick to serve, and quick to refill glasses (or, when asked, the side dishes). I also appreciate how slow they are to deliver the check, allowing conversations to linger. When my family and I came with a cake for a family member, the auntie serving our table not only came by with extra plates and silverware, she clapped and sang the 'Happy Birthday' song as boisterously as we.

Small spot but bustling with to go orders! There's limited seating inside, so you can order at the…read morekiosk and carry out or dine in. The menu is pretty varied with rice bowls, shareable appetizers, and of course pho. The pho alone is basic so make sure you select a protein.

Ordered the bulgogi and narrated pork banh mi. Both were…read morefreshly made and packed. Both were delicious but we liked the marinated pork more. Parked right in front of the restaurant. Clean bathroom and plenty of little tables to dine in. Delicious and would come again. Recommend two thumbs up!

The H Mart in Paramus is pretty tight on space and quite small, but I was surprised they managed to…read morefit in a small food court. I tried a quick bite of their stir-fried udon. It was decent if you're hungry, but nothing special that I'd go back for. Convenient if you're in a hurry.

This is a great alternative to a mall food court. There are…read morearound five places to order from in the market. The hot stone bibimbap and croffle were delicious. Makes me want to try what they have at the American Dream H Mart food court.

Food good Service was good very nice…read more Ambience nice it's very convenient near the New Jersey transit station and I will go back there to eat again

Went for Trivia Night! I love a good trivia game, even though I absolutely suck at trivia. I still…read morealways enjoy going, and my girl friend and I had a great time. The Front Porch is always such a calm and relaxed atmosphere, which makes it a nice place to hang out. The loaded tater tots were delicious! The potatoes were nice and crispy, topped with green scallions, cheese, and bacon. That combination paired perfectly together! I also wanted to give the wings another try because I thought maybe the first time they just didn't hit because of the sauce. Unfortunately, I had the same experience this time. The wings are HUGE, but the flavors just don't do it for me. I ordered the hot honey and lemon pepper flavors. The hot honey was definitely more honey than hot, although I knew there was some heat there because I ended up with heartburn. The lemon pepper wings were also pretty light on the seasoning, and I definitely wanted more of that lemon pepper flavor. Overall, I'm not really a fan of the wings, but the loaded tater tots were definitely a win! I'd still come back for Trivia Night and the laid-back atmosphere.

- Another vendor located inside Paramus H Mart specializing in Korean-style fried chicken, with a…read morewide variety of flavors to choose from - Definitely a popular spot, as there was a steady line of customers waiting to place and pick up their orders - The space is bright, clean, and inviting, with large, easy-to-read signage showcasing the different flavors - Staff were friendly and efficient; although the wait for our order was fairly long, the chicken came out incredibly fresh and piping hot--literally steaming with every bite - The soy garlic drumsticks were finger-licking good (partly because you'll probably burn your fingers reaching for that irresistible first bite, and partly because they're just that tasty); the Golden Original was super crispy, juicy, and fresh; the only downside was what seemed to be a mix-up with our order--we appeared to receive spicy drumsticks instead of the regular version--we didn't realize it at first and only figured it out after wondering why our kid kept chugging water after every bite!

THE FOOD ----------------…read more+ Menu is pretty much like any other bb.q Chicken location with an assortment of delicious, crispy fried chicken combos and chicken flavors - 13 to be exact! Your head will definitely spin looking at all of the options. + Half & Half Drumsticks - Golden Original and Soy Garlic - What can I say??? Some of the absolute BESSSSSST and freshest fried chicken I've ever had! You can't go wrong with any of the chicken flavors, but the Soy Garlic is a MUST here. Yes, you're paying a premium (10 pcs for $28), but this was the freshest, hottest fried chicken I might have ever had. The fried chicken was so hot, I couldn't even hold the drumstick - and this was 10-15 minutes after I had begun eating the 1st piece. THE SERVICE ------------------- + Cashier was friendly. = Fried chicken took about 20-25 minutes to be prepared, which was just a smidge too long for my liking, but it was tottttally worth the wait for how fresh it was. THE SURROUNDINGS ------------------------------- = This H Mart food court is small and gets busy during peak dining times, but turnover is typically fast. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS -------------------------------------- = Arrived at around 7 PM on a Saturday evening and there were still a few tables available and, actually, throughout the rest of the evening there was always 1-2 tables open.

I've heard great things about this place from a friend, and it did not disappoint! I decided to go…read morefor the 53rd STREET BOWL, which features signature pulled chicken, brown rice, a mix of kale and romaine, pickled red onions, cucumbers, chives, and a drizzle of white sauce. It was delicious! The pulled chicken was flavorful, and the pickled onions and cucumbers added a perfect crunch and zest that complemented the brown rice and kale beautifully. I chose to order directly from the staff instead of using the kiosks since it was my first visit, and I'm glad I did! They were incredibly friendly and helpful, even wiping down the outdoor tables for me. The prices are pretty standard for a fast-casual spot.

My husband and I stopped into Brine because we'd never seen one before. This is apparently one of…read moretwo locations, with the other being in New York City. Their tag line of "Eat Juicy Chicken" compelled us in. Unfortunately, our first time was a bit of a flop. First, the positives. Placing your order is a cinch, either with one of many kiosks or with the folks at the counter. We opted for the latter since it was our first visit and we were paying with cash. Service at the counter was warm and friendly. While waiting for our meal, we also took notice of the wide array of pumps by the drink dispenser. They're all free sauces you can get to dress up your meal. But that was precisely where things kind of went meh. My husband's boneless breast meal was heavily sauced and rendered the whole thing a little too salty. My chicken Caesar salad was just fine, but I craved more texture (some croutons would've killed). I keep comparing our ho-hum experience to others who've raved about their meals here, and I think our mistake was two-fold: 1) We didn't order a chicken sandwich. I should've known better - when most of the signature items on a menu gravitate toward one type of item, it's a restaurant's way of hinting at their strengths. Opting to order a salad and a grilled chicken at a fried chicken place was a bad start. Learn from my mistakes. 2) We paired a saucy chicken with saucy sides. All three items in my husband's order - the meat, the Brussel sprouts, and the potatoes - were generously drizzled with a sauce. It's no wonder our taste buds breathed a sigh of relief whenever we had a bite of undressed crinkle cut fries; we were assaulting our mouths with salt and flavor. If you're a saucy person, have at it ; otherwise, I'd recommend creating a more balanced plate and ordering a few things without sauce so you can appreciate the cooking. Because in my heart of hearts, I believe items are well-prepared here; they're just doused in too much covering to be appreciated.

Made fresh to order. Huge juicy chicken breast for the chicken sandwich. The coleslaw is super…read moreflavorful. Chicken wings and tenders are all very juicy, and quite large. Fast friendly service. Jerry's fries were fantastic. It's a bed of fries, topped with juicy chunks of chicken breast topped with Jerry's sauce and cheese. The beef dumplings were delicious. Get some soy garlic sauce to dip them in, that sauce is amazing. The pickles were super crunchy and delicious. There's comfortable seating area inside while you wait for your order. Definitely will be back to try more stuff.

Are they open? Who knows? Twice we have ordered online for…read morepickup and paid only to find that their door is shut. I just called them and no one is picking up. We like their chicken (much better than Dave's) and wish they could manage to stay open and be more reliable like other food businesses in our area. They've gone through a bunch of closings and openings. I heard rumors of infighting. I don't know. Just wish they could get it together or someone more reliable can take over. The food is good but you can't always plan on getting it. Do not order online or go there without checking if they are open.

Chinese cuisine has been a staple of American culture for decades. From the days of chop suey to…read morethe rise of contemporary Chinese-American dishes, the Chinese food we know and love today has evolved in fascinating ways. One of the most popular dining experiences is the Chinese buffet. Referred to as the "Chinese smörgåsbord," believe it or not, it first emerged in the 1950s before exploding in the late 1980s and early 1990s. This American tradition offers diners a variety of delicious dishes adapted to suit American tastes and may differ significantly from authentic Chinese cuisine in an all-you-can-eat setting. Located on Market Street, Dynasty Buffet is the closest to our home, and my partner and I paid them a return visit after 3 years tonight. Upon entering inside their high ceilings, with big windows and nice lighting, we were greeted by the host. The cost begins at $33.99 per person for a weekend dinner. We were led to a booth by the window. The establishment continues to have a large selection of a mixed variety of Asian and other ethnic food, plus a salad, a carving station, and a dessert bar. The staff puts out smaller portions and refills frequently so everything tastes fresh. Although American Chinese buffets offer a wide variety of dishes, many of the more authentic and region-specific dishes from China are not typically found on their menus. The food was tasty, the staff would check on us frequently, and the service was amicable. Ultimately, the buffet serves as a delicious reminder of the ways in which cultures can blend and evolve over time while still preserving their unique flavors and techniques.

This buffet is simply not worth the price…read more I paid $46 for the weekend buffet (over $39 after tax and tip), but the food selection and quality were far below my expectations. There were only 2 hot food stations, plus a salad bar, a fruit station, a sushi section, and a small grill. Compared with other Chinese buffets in North Jersey charging around $24 on weekends, this place offers much fewer choices. The food quality was also disappointing: No snow crab legs The steak was tough and very low quality. Even basic items like salt & pepper shrimp were refilled very slowly, leaving empty trays for long periods. At this price point, I expected a much better experience. For just a little more money, you can enjoy an all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ or hot pot with much higher-quality food, table service, and a far better overall experience. Save your money. There are far better buffet options in the area.

This is my go to Chinese food place. Last night I was having a major craving since I haven't had…read moreany in a long time and went for the chicken and broccoli with garlic sauce combination. I chose the pork fried rice and an egg roll. Even though I've never had an issue with them drowning the food with sauce I still like to be cautious and tell them to lightly sauce it and it was absolutely perfect. The fried rice is fresh and moist and the eggroll is crunchy without being greasy. Super solid family run spot!!

I don't care what anyone says. Sometimes you just want some good ole Americanized chinese take out…read more After a string of disappoints for even the most basic chinese take out dish we had pretty much given up hope. Until I read the reviews on Taste of Asian in Lodi. My mom gets cravings for egg foo young but out of the last 4 places she was appalled. We tried again. Ordered the lunch special pork egg foo young with additional shrimp. Previously, we ended up throwing out the last 4 egg foo youngs because the patties were either super greasy or the gravy had no flavor. Not this time! Mom said this was the best one in years. The general tsos hit just right. Plus, a lot of other places have gotten very sloppy and flavorless with their soups. The egg drop soup hits just right. Next time I'll be bold and see what the wonton soup tastes like. We also ordered the beef and broccoli - a smidge salty one time but perfect the other time. Consistency is key but overall this was a very solid experience This is now our go to for chinese take out.

- Food vendor located inside Paramus H Mart specializing in traditional Korean hot stone rice bowls…read more(dolsot bibimbap) and tofu stews (sundubu-jjigae) - Limited food court-style seating in a fairly tight space; the dining area is somewhat dim overall, with overhead string lights adding a casual atmosphere - The vendor itself appeared clean and well maintained - Service was friendly--the employee at the counter was patient and helpful while I sorted out my order; food took a little longer than expected to come out, but everything was served piping hot - Food was decent but had some highs and lows: the beef bulgogi hot stone bibimbap was generously portioned, with a nice variety of vegetables over white rice in a sizzling stone bowl, topped with a sunny-side-up egg; however, the beef was a bit tough and dry, and could have benefited from a longer marinade for better flavor; also added the mini seafood tofu stew (+$6, mild)--while the broth was noticeably thin, it had excellent seafood flavor and was packed with mini clams, mussels, baby shrimp, and small pieces of octopus

THE FOOD ----------------…read more + Beef Bulgogi Hot Stone Bibimbap with Mini Tofu Stew - The bibimbap flavor was OK and came with veggies and an easy over fried egg on top. Bulgogi was tender and delicious, but, as with most bibimbaps, the rice got a little dry when all of the ingredients were mixed together. THE SERVICE ------------------- + Cashier was friendly. + Food was ready pretty quickly. THE SURROUNDINGS ------------------------------- = This H Mart food court is small and gets busy during peak dining times, but turnover is typically fast. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS -------------------------------------- = Arrived at around 7 PM on a Saturday evening and there were still a few tables available and, actually, throughout the rest of the evening there was always 1-2 tables open.