still the best korean restaurant in philly!…read more absolutely love dubu for when the korean food craving hits, the food is authentic and delicious. my boyfriend and i showed up at 6p on a thursday and were seated immediately. i was craving raw marinated crab, so naturally that was what i ordered. it was delicious! i'm salivating thinking about it. my boyfriend had the galbi bibim naengmyun which was excellent as well. i love a cold noodle in the summer! honestly, i think dubu is the only korean restaurant in the philly area that serves raw marinated crab. the next closest place would probably be somewhere in north jersey, so dubu is clutch when the craving hits. service was fast and by the time we left, it was quite busy so get there early!

Finally I tried DuBu and honestly speaking I'm a bit disappointed. I'm very familiar with Korean…read morefood (also traveled extensively in South Korea twice), and I feel the taste of food here a bit different from authentic Korean food--the difference may be huge but definitely noticeable if you've had a lot of Korean food before. The telltale sign is: They slightly messed up with the Korean seafood pancake; one side overcooked while the other undercooked. Service is friendly and efficient though, which is a redeeming feature. Not sure I'd come back again.

This is my third time back at the cafe and while I do give this place a lot of leniency due to its…read moreaffiliation with a place of worship, I couldn't help but notice the quality of food slowly dwindling during each visit. The first time I ate here the food was absolutely amazing, the second time it was good, the third time the breads (pav and roti) were hard (stale??) and the food lacked any taste whatsoever in the thaali and to-go section. I ended up averaging all 3 experiences and gave the place 3 stars. I hope this trend is rectified...

Visited this cafe after spending some time in the BAPS mandir! The ordering process is a little…read moreinteresting-- you have to go to a kiosk to place your order, get a ticket and then use that ticket to go to different stations to pick up your food. At the end, you scan your ticket and pay for your meal. There are ample tables to sit at after! The food is 100% vegetarian and is made with no onions or garlic. I was surprised to see so many fusion things on the menu, including items like pesto dosa bites. We got a few things to share, including the pav bhaji (it's just ok, the pav wasn't great), gobi manchurian (more on the sweet side, but good), tandoori panini (this was the best item, the sauce and cheese was great), agni fries (delicious), dosa, uthappa and a thali.

Clean food !(authentic taste) Good service !!…read moreGood menu choices Thursday buffet is good

I just came for my holiday meal here while the rest of the family was eating turkey, and while the…read moreplace was nice and the service was attentive I left unimpressed with my Thali. It was meh- not awful, just not really really good. I asked for South Indian and received the usual sambar, rasam, (both were unbalanced with same exact flavor profile too much coriander) and that was the end of the South Indian meal- Tarka dal, which is always a favorite but nothing out of the ordinary, potatoes and paneer tikka. The second rice didn't taste like tamarind rice which is my favorite- but I suppose was some kind of biryani. It all was ok but don't think I'll come again- I wanted authentic South Indian flavor- and just maybe was served a gringo meal instead. .

i went here during highschool. i would pretty much run to get here, since they do close early…read more what a great option for vegans & health-conscious individuals. i'm one of them! go check out their fall menu! my favorite coffee flavor, pretty much ever, is apple spice--this place had it! it was an apple cinnamon spice coffee, and it made me believe in love again. my best friend had a blackberry matcha (very refreshing to see blackberry rather than blueberry). the aesthetic is very homey, cottage-esque, woodsy, earthy, etc. i hope you can understand what picture i'm trying to paint here, because the atmosphere at this place is top-notch! there's a bunch of seating, cozy crannies to sit and study in, private corners, and a very pretty vibe. the tables looks like cute wood stumps, including the chairs. you can also purchase merch, homemade items, and more. my go-to as a kid was a chai latte! i would always grab a gluten-free cupcake--only if they were available. i recommend it, if you are not a coffee drinker. it was phenomenal. the workers are incredibly sweet. i had a whole convo with the person taking my order, haha! they are super friendly, accommodating, and have a lot of patience for all my questions. the only thing is, i'd recommend getting there quite early. it gets packed, but the place is genuinely worth it. when my friends want to go to starbucks, i beg to go here instead. their pastries are yum! if the owner sees this, please keep the spiced apple latte and gluten-free cupcakes! they give me hope in life. it's moderately priced. granted, coffee spots are not super cheap--but, this place is a better deal than most of these highly-rated shops. when i was a teen on a budget, and a young college student like i am now, this place is worth the penny. i'm a big fan of vegan options, gluten-free pastries, and almond milk. i only drink almond milk, and try to only have gluten-free pastries. i don't remember if the alternative milk cost extra, but i hope it didn't. (that's my usual negative about a lot of places; up-charging for alternative milk). they have a ton of savory and sweet options to pick from, so i definitely will be coming here to study for university. overall, do go here! worth the trip! xoxo

On 09/19/26 my husband and I checked out the coffeehouse for the first time. I've passed the place…read moreso many times over the years so I'm happy I finally got to check it out. Love that the inside had a yoga studio & boutique connected! The coffee house was a bit packed when we went and there wasnt a lot of options for sitting or even a place to stand comfortably while waiting for our to go order. I got the teramasu coffee which was super yummy. I loved the cabin vibes inside of the coffeehouse, definitely not what you would expect from the outside. I loved that they had options for both food and pastries vegan & GF and how well they organized the dishes!

I had lunch here and unfortunately it was a disappointing experience. The food was mediocre, but…read morethe service was the biggest issue. This is advertised as an unlimited thali, yet it was nearly impossible to get a refill because no one was around to ask. At most unlimited thali restaurants, the staff regularly comes to the table, offers refills, and serves guests with warmth and hospitality. That was completely missing here. To make matters worse, when I politely shared my feedback with the manager, they responded in a rude and unprofessional manner instead of listening to the customer. Considering the high price, the overall experience was not worth it. I wouldn't recommend this place and won't be returning.

Visited this place over the weekend after almost 4 or 5 years and what hasn't changed is that the…read morefood still tastes well and you still get a stainless steel pot full of unlimited buttermilk/cha. But what HAS changed is the place just having a steady stream of customers trickling in but not the kind of overwhelming crowd we dealt with years ago. We had two plates of Kathiyawadi Special Thali and we had prompt refills whenever requested. The thali meals also had quite a variety of sides. Now the real problem is with this business and their prices. We were fixed to eat at a Kathiyawadi and wanted to try the newly opened Kathiyawadi II at Edison and while casually looking up the menu and price we found the Edison one had the Kathiyawadi special meals marked at $34.99 and that too Limited servings (no refills) whereas this one at Sayreville serves the same meal as unlimited for $25.99!!! Since we had decided to eat at Kathiyawadi, we still picked this location and went for lunch. Future outings here? Well that's debatable.

First time visit today but I look forward to returning! We saw the clothing swap and thought it…read morewould be a fun girls day out. The restaurant is rustic and so cool. The food was delicious! They serve vegetarian and vegan food. Flavor bombs throughout all of the shared plates we ordered. It's hard to pick a favorite between the peach salad, falafel, pizza and corn. Lots of free parking and they have a very cool event schedule. They have an amazing outdoor space that is perfect on a nice day. Lots of room for kids to play and they even had a ping pong table! Something to note is that I didn't realize this was not part of the New Hope/Lambertville part of town. It was about 20 minutes further out towards Point Pleasant where many go tubing! The restaurant, bar and outdoor are accessible to all, but if you have a problem with stairs, that is the only way to get to the upstairs space. I do have one suggestion. There were no vegan/vegetarian protein sources. Seitan, tofu and soya would be great additions and helpful to those looking for a higher protein option like me. Definitely a unique spot to check out if you get the chance. I hope to return again for some of their other cool events!

When first arrived in Bucks County, Dharma Bums was under different ownership and was a hotspot for…read morethe "Dump the Pump" movement to deny Delaware River water for cooling the nuclear power plant named, Limerick. Abby Hoffman of Yippie fame was an organizer, frequently hanging out here and speaking his form of political enlightenment. That was then. Now, little has changed in the early 18th Century riverside village far north of New Hope and Lumberville that feels like Middle Earth from Lord of the Rings. The bar is still in the basement. The backyard is still a peaceful glade for sipping cocktails or beer and listening to guitar or banjo chords and softly harmonic voices. Their website calls those days, "a simpler time," but I disagree. In fact, those days were complicated times as the community attempted to decide the future of Bucks and the ageless value of the natural flow of water. Demonstrations up and down the pristine Delaware were loud and at times destructive. Even back to Revolutionary times, the local patriots challenged the powers that be by word and deed, while others were loyal to the crown and spied on the rest or thieved horses to sell to the British. No. Those were the "times that tried men's souls." Hardly, simple. Nonetheless, the current incarnation of this tavern does possess the spiritual focus of Jack Kerouac, the author of Dharma Bums, On the Road and other highly influential books in my life. For that, I am grateful. My visit last weekend had me wondering why I hadn't been back in decades. The soulfulness mixed so well with local history, and but for the narrow paved roads and power lines, it could just as easily have been 1776 as 2026. The perfect place to celebrate and reflect on the 250th Anniversary of this inspirational country. Last night, the cocktails were well stirred and shaken. My Tamarind Margarita (without salt) was crisp with a pleasant tart kick. The Elote Corn Bite delicious and satisfying. The companionship of a dear friend, heartwarming. The live soundtrack from the local musicians, very well strung and sung. This may well become the best experience of 2026. Five Magical Stars for the perfect place to celebrate and contemplate America's 250th.

Had hibachi steak burrito white rice pinto beans cilantro onions and peppers pico and guacamole…read more Big fat burrito definitely fill you yup. It was a good burrito the steak was better quality than I expected. The toppings were fresh didn't look old. The guac was an additional charge. Price was in line with other fast food value meals. The fountain products were Pepsi products so no lemonade or tea that I saw. There are a few New Mexican places opening around town. I'll try those before I decide to come back.

I was in west Windsor area and was looking for a Mexican restaurant.. this location popped up in…read moregoogle and I saw a fairly good review - 4.2 stars and wanted to try this out . Haven't heard of this name or the brand before but wanted to try it. Location was slightly off .. limited parking outside but got one . Lots of free parking when I went . I should say a tie food was good . One good thing was , there were a lot of options for vegetarians . Buffalo cauliflower and lots of options . I just went for a veggie rice bowl and chips. . The quantity was great . Almost double the quantity from a chipotle .. rice , bean tasted good . Wish they had a tofu option for protein. I just did rice, bean, corn , onion and sauce . .. it was really good . Simple yet stomach h fulll meal .. service was exceptional. They were patient and answered all my questions . Interior was good . Few chairs to sit and eat .. good experience overall and I'll surely go back if I'm around that area ..

You know, I really wasn't expecting anything different when I came by again. I thought, "It's…read moreThursday! Eggplant Parm day! :D" but sadly, there was no eggplant parm, or a myriad of the other sides I had come to know when coming here. So, turns out they completely neutered the menu selection they previously had as well as their offerings in favor of opening up a small cafe upstairs with some sparse offerings. They still "technically" have the meal platter but it just comes with rice and two sides (at the same price)... a stark difference to the "full meal" options they used to have that often came with a main, at least 3-4 sides, soup, and salad. I... honestly have no idea why they would choose to do this, because it completely ruins the charm and what this place kind of stood for but.... I don't think I'm going to come back to this place anymore, sorry. It's not the same endearing place I came to know and love.

Located downstairs of the temple is the canteen. The atmosphere is super causal and relaxed with a…read moredecent amount of seating. I got the pani puri and the masala dosa, with a mango lassi. You know the lassi is good when it's more yogurty than milk. Still very sweet but I really enjoyed it. I also tried my friend's chai and it was definitely on the sweeter end but still enjoyable. Everything looks great and the food all looks flavorful I'd definitely recommend making a visit!

We visited Kesar after a fun-filled day at Six flags. Everyone in our group were super hungry so we…read moreinhaled the chaats as soon as they arrived so no pictures :( The service was quick but the chaats were lacking some flavor. The server suggested the specials for the day and we ordered two of them - Tandoori Soya Chaap (appetizer) & Paneer Angara (curry). Tandoori Soya Chaap was 10/10. Main course: Paneer Angara - no where close to the actual dish. It was more like Paneer Kadhai. Methi Malai Paneer, I would rate a 6.5/10. Naans were good. Dal Tadka (not in picture) was good as well but missed tadka. Overall, we were kinda satisfied. Would definitely be coming back for Tandoori Soya Chaap. Huge parking lot, quick service!

We were here on a weekday. The place had 2 othe tables besides us…read more We ordered multiple chats and Choley bhaturay from their menu. All chats were average and came out very fast. Which only meant that much of it was pre-prepared. The yogurt was freezing cold. Choley bhaturay was average and I think they forgot to hwat ir properly. It was cold. Not very impressed.