they have the best sandwich in all of Fort Lee. Highly recommend! it is an organic "casual" fast…read morefood in the middle of all Korean bakeries, but there's nothing casual about their food servings. delicious!

They fell off I haven't been here in months and I decided…read moreto come today andI was completely caught off guard on how super bland the food taste. Completely disappointed

There was a minor issue ordering on the app…read more The manager Beatrice was super friendly and accommodating and took care of it quickly. I got a beef lamb Gyro and I got a chicken Shawarma bowl. Both were top-notch delicious hitting the spot. I will be back when I'm the area. Good thing the place is popping up all over. Gyro Project - approved! In

The Gyro Project in Fort Lee. Located in a busy spot near…read morethe Washington bridge plaza. Spacious place decorated up to the ceiling for good vibes. I've been here before and the food was good. And now its even better! I would recommend the salmon entre, which is served to your table in real dinnerware and flatware....nice! I will be coming back. :)

Anytime Kitchen is such a great spot for dinner, especially if you're looking for a nice, ambient…read moresetting! I've been here multiple times, and the sushi has always been so fresh. The yellowtail was delicious, and I absolutely loved all the side dishes. They paired so well with everything we ordered! My personal favorite has to be the small intestine stew. It's definitely the standout dish for me and something I'd come back for again and again.

The Anytime Kitchen in NYC and NJ seem very different to me! For one, Fort Lee's is much bigger and…read morelooks to be able to seat bigger parties. There is street or paid parking next to the building, with free parking on Sundays. This restaurant is on 2F, and not hard to find. - Cheese rice cake, (2.5/5): very watery, and had more cabbage than tteokbokki. a bit disappointing for the price - Garlic Fried Chicken, (4/5): great garlic flavor, definitely on the sweeter side. Chicken was juicy which is a plus, but the skin was quite soggy from the sauce I would recommend the chicken, but was a bit disappointed with the rice cake.

My friends recommended me this spot in the heart of Fort Lee. You may have to find street parking,…read moreand I would recommend a reservation on the weekends. The inside is super cute, and the display of the food is top notch. - Hand-roll set, (5/5): very worth your money! this entire set can definitely fill you up, and each of the hand rolls are so unique in flavor and super filling. I love the banchan as well, and my favorite is the edamame, which I think or flavored with miso butter?? - Pork Cutlet set, (4.5/5): got curry on the side as extra for $5, because it doesn't feel right to have tonkatsu without curry! The cutlet itself was fried very well, and it was not oily at all. it was on the sliiightly drier side, but I recommend getting it with the curry - Yuzu Cheesecake, (3.75/5): can taste the yuzu here, but the texture itself was a bit crumby, and I prefer a creamier texture. the serving size was also a bit small, and we felt that the strawberry didn't really pair well with the cheesecake overall I would come here again to try their other menu items! I heard their dons were pretty good. that's all from me thanks for reading :^)

Great spot in Fort Lee for high quality Japanese food in a nice yet casual setting. I especially…read morelove the lunch Gozen options. I ordered the Unagi Don Gozen ($42)- it came with a whole tray of different delicious items, with the star of the show being a generous amount of unagi (eel) over rice. The eel was cooked very well and the rice was flavorful with a bit of sweetness. There was also a small bowl of udon noodles, some sashimi, a crispy tempura shrimp in a yummy creamy sauce, flavorful edamame, mashed potato with corn, and some pickled veggies - quite the diverse array, all of which was tasty. The restaurant itself has a rather simple yet elegant Japanese wooden design. The prices suggest it's a more high end place, but the vibe is actually rather casual. The staff are very attentive and the service speed is pretty quick. Overall, I would definitely give Moru 4.5 stars if I could. I think it's great for most types of occasions, and the only reasons it's not getting 5 stars is because I do think the prices are a tad higher than I would've hoped and I think they could've done a bit more in terms of designing the place to match the price point. That being said, I still highly recommend Moru, especially for a nice lunch.

Mavi's is easily in my top ten restaurants within the tri-state area. Each visit is memorable, the…read morefood is ALWAYS spot on, and the service is quick and cordial. I noticed that Mavi's has installed wall mounted televisions, which scroll menu items, specials, and upcoming events. This was my first time ordering from their brunch menu and it was outstanding. My Western Omelette (ham, onion, mushroom, pepper, egg, potato, arugula, almond slices) was an excellent choice. Every ingredient was fresh, the eggs were fluffy, and it was accompanied by a side salad and two large slices of multigrain bread. The other items were the artistically presented Avocado Salad (Avocado, tomato, onion crisp, sesame seeds, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, arugula mixed salad, almond slices with balsamic glaze and sesame dressing) and the Toowoomba Shrimp Donkatsu (crispy, golden-fried cutlet smothered in a rich, creamy, and spicy Cajun Toowoomba sauce with shrimp, onions, and mushrooms, served alongside a half-portion of pasta). This dish is succulent, creamy, pleasantly spicy, and thoroughly enjoyed. I'll never dine at Mavi's without ordering a Kimchi Bulgogi Pizza (tomato sauce, mozzarella, onion, mushroom, bulgogi beef, kimchi, scallion, spicy mayo drizzle). Not only does every ingredient dance in your mouth, but the soft beet infused crust makes this one of the best pizzas I've happily savored.

I've always wanted to try this place out and finally had a chance to order takeout…read more I ended up ordering the Kimchi Bulgogi Pizza ($20) without onions or scallions. This was a solid Korean fusion pizza. The pink dough was good all the way down to the crust. The Tomato Beef Sausage Pasta ($18) was a little misleading. The beef sausage turned out to be a hot dog. Now, they're not lying since it technically is a "beef sausage," but when I hear beef sausage, I'm thinking of something more along the lines of a meatball or traditional sausage. Had they mentioned in the ingredients that it was a 100% beef hot dog, I would NOT have ordered it. If you like hot dogs in your pasta, then this dish is for you. Overall, I had a good meal, especially the pizza. I'll be back to try their rosé pasta dishes. * The Tomato Beef Sausage Pasta is made with hot dogs in a tomato-based sauce.

In my constant quest for great Happy Hours - featuring healthy, tasty food options & drinks, at a…read morereasonable price - in an elegant/fun vibe atmosphere, with awesomeservice (of course!) - City Perch hit all these! We went for Friday Happy Hour (3 - 6pm) for the first time. Parking garage was easy - and free (restaurant validates) We were greeted by an elegant hostess and kindly directed to the Bar or High tops.... we like the bar so we can make new friends. The Bartender (Carolina) was attentive and lively and made a great Manhattan! We tried several food items (see pictures) and each one was delightful - tasty and nicely presented. We met some great people and the GM also greeted us as we left (dressed impeccably & very professional) If you're looking for a wonderful Happy Hour... this one is great! Will return!

I loved the place and its atmosphere. It's situated in a really nice area, and parking is free in…read morethe garage in front of the building. It's a great spot to have some drinks and relax with friends. However, the service was a bit slow; it took a long time for them to bring the drinks and appetizers, and it felt like it took forever to get the food. On a positive note, the food was delicious, offering a variety of options from seafood to steaks. I ordered the ribeye and it was absolutely amazing. However, the kitchen could use some improvement in terms of efficiency.

You'll never be disappointed ordering from this place, I've been a customer since the day they…read moreopened on the Anderson location but, haven't made a review. I couldn't decide where to order, too many options in Fort Lee which is a good thing. Order the Hambre bowl with spicy chicken!

Food is good. Workers are amazing and friendly. But be warned Consumer Fraud. Price on menu behind…read morecounter is not what the register rings up. Under New Jersey Administrative Code § 13:45A-9.2, it is an unlawful practice to: ​Advertise a price for a commodity that is not the price at which the item is actually sold. ​Fail to clearly and conspicuously display the price of an item. Keep seeing this around Fort Lee - looking at you Food for Life.

Great Greek specialty's and seafood in a casual atmosphere. Waiters were attentive and friendly.read more

Great food, great service…read more Servers are knowledgeable and are always welcoming Would return a million times.

I ordered take out from Fresh Bites. I ordered hot sauce, spicy mayo, shrimp kimbap, beef kimbap,…read morechicken teriyaki bento, beef bento box, two miso soups, and two California rolls. Service: I ordered through uber eats and unfortunately the order was delayed by a lot. So I didn't enjoy having to wait longer for my dinner to arrive. I would definitely recommend this restaurant and order from here again. 10/10 restaurant recommendation

Came here for lunch with a friend who suggested this spot. It's a cute place with a lot of natural…read moresunlight in the afternoon. I got the Pork Cutlet Dosirak (Lunch special) which came with cut up fried pork cutlet, rice, ban Chan (side dishes), cut up sausages, egg and kimbap. It was a solid meal and fairly priced lunch item.

A new AYCE revolving conveyor belt Sushi sashimi & roll place around the corner of Hudson Lights in…read moreFort Lee. The interior was very modern, unlike any sushi place hahaha and we were seated right by the belt. $40 unlimited sushi & roll with all the appetizers on the menu - except the sashimi. The appetizers were good (reminded me of Arigato in Edgewater), Takoyaki, human, edamame, udon, miso soup, you name it !!! Picking out the roll dishes from the belt is always fun, and I probably devoured 5 dishes of Philadelphia rolls !!!! I am not a big fan of spicy tuna or spicy shrimp rolls, so I focused on the seaweed salad, Chef's special and the Philadelphia rolls, As always, I went back to the appetizer menus !!!! Since it's BYOB, the appetizer ones were great !!! With the $40 (All day Friday, Saturday & Sunday) with 90 min limit, the quality was satisfying !!!! (Since I have been hugely hugely disappointed with the Kura Resolving Sushi by the GW Bridge. Will definitely come back and I do hope the quality remains consistent.

TLDR: Otter is a good idea but needs some tweaks to the concept and the overall execution. I went…read morefor lunch, enjoyable enough but felt like there wasn't much value or options. I would come back to try dinner. I wanted to try Otter for awhile and popped in for lunch. At $34.95 AYCE, the ambiance is nice but I expected more. Staff was very attentive and friendly. The belt itself I felt was marked but the plates were being just loaded where there was space - so the labels were correct only part of the time. The rolls were decent but it got to a point where each just tasted very slightly different so it started getting repetitive. Apps were fine but nothing noteworthy enough to order again. The options on the belt were much more plentiful than the ones on the menu to order. Lunch you're limited to only nigiri (sashimi is dinner only) and the options are pretty basic at just octopus, salmon, tuna, saba, etc. The belt design could be better, very slow pace and the divider on each side makes it that it's easy for the tables on the other side to grab things. We actually had the best seat where the items come out first but our neighbors on the other side started reaching out to grab things. This was at lunch which as I mentioned, had limited options - I wonder how much more primal diners will be in the evening with better choices. At $34.95 pp - would not come back for lunch. Just way too few options and I can't order what's on the belt. Kura for example, even if you have a crappy seat where most of the belt is picked through.. I can order EVERYTHING a la carte. I'd be willing to check out dinner to see what that extra $10 gets me. For lunch though - either the price needs to decrease or the options need to increase. I wouldn't recommend lunch service in its current form. Service though, A+++.