We had a very good experience at Bang! Server was…read moreexperienced and very familiar with the menu, patient, and offered good recommendations. Our two issues were that she suggested 3 items/person and that was way too much food, and the food came almost all at once and not staggered. Drinks were great. Lots of variance on the menu. Menu offerings were very good and sizes were large. Our favorite items were the drunken noodles and the beef and broccoli. The second favorites were the ravioli and spring rolls. The firecracker shrimp was good but not a standout, and I can't remember the 6th item we ordered. Eating here was definitely a good experience. We will return...we just need to remember to order less.

Exotic, well-prepared food in a funky environment. Has a bar and Lots of booths. Has lasted for…read moreyears, which speaks to its popularity.

We were in town and let Yelp guide us and we were not disappointed. This is a small mostly to-go…read morerestaurant in a strip mall. There are 3 tables inside, so we chose to eat in. I chose the Vietnamese sandwich. It was so tasty. Bread was toasted and crispy and the mix of chicken, pickled cucumbers and fresh herbs were great. My daughter ordered the bulgogi beef rice plate (with kimchi on side) and a strawberry lemonade with strawberry popping boba. She loved both. Food comes out fast. Overall excellent!

First time trying Nguyen's Kitchen. Got it to go and took it home to eat with my wife. It does have…read morea very small eating area if you want to eat there, but don't take a large party as there's only 3 tables. Spoke with Linh about their background and where they're from. Very very nice lady (owner) and very helpful with the menu. - I had the chicken Pho ($16.50). I added the 2 included Hoisin sauce packets. It also came with a Sriracha sauce packet and a small container of chili oil along with the normal variety of noodles, sprouts, fresh herbs, green onions, white onions, jalapeño slices, and a lime wedge. The chicken was tender sliced white meat with no fat, gristle, or bones attached. The broth had a lot of flavor and was delicious. - I also had the shrimp and chive dumplings ($7.00). Not a strong shrimp flavor, but they had a nice crisp on the outside and were tasty. The sauce that comes with the dumplings is absolutely delicious. - My wife had the Bulgogi beef ($14.50). She said it was tender and very delicious. It came with rice, kimchi, and cucumber salad. I just happened to speak to Linh about the cucumber salad and she said this is how she's always made it for her kids and they love it. Well, I'm with her kids and love it too. She makes the vinaigrette herself and it has an unexpected sweetness to it instead of the usual strong vinegar flavor. We both loved it. - We had the pork gyoza ($7.00). This was cooked my favorite way, deep fried (not pan fried). This took me back to the gyoza in Japan and the Yaki Mandu I used to get in Korea. Great crispy wrapper with a tender flavorful filling. And again, the sauce that came with it is some of the best I've had. - The kimchi is not overly spicy and has a slight sweetness to it. - The Egg Tarts ($5.50) are good, not overly sweet. Could use a bit more filling for a better filling to pie crust ratio. - I also got a Chai tea bubble milk ($6.25) that was super delicious. Overall, we really enjoyed Nguyen's Kitchen and will go back with friends. It's unfortunate that it sits behind a Taco Bell and is not highly noticeable from the road, otherwise I might have tried it sooner.

Overall a completely positive experience! I had the steak and shrimp hibachi which came with clear…read moresoup and a salad with ginger dressing. While pricy the portion was huge! I couldn't finish it all. I ordered with Grub Hub and everything arrived as ordered. I didn't try the soup yet but the salad was fresh. The reason I have it 4 stars was because the veggie mix was 99% broccoli. Usually hibachi vegetables include more onion, zucchini, etc. So much broccoli and very few other veggies. So that was disappointing. Secondly the steak was very well done. I think that made it a little chewy. But I definitely would order from here again.

Excellent food though has changed names Love the pork buns and streamed buns amazing !read more

While I will recommend this place, the quality of the roll, as in how well they seal the goodies…read moreinside, has been inconsistent. We typically get the big rolls and they're all delicious! We got the rainbow roll, salmon roll, tuna rolls for the giant rolls! This was a requested post delivery food and they delivered (pun intended) on the quality of the rolls

Went to this place on a Friday night with a party six and you would have thought we asked them to…read moresacrifice their first born. Absolutely awful customer service and they were extremely rude when we questioned the added "gratuity"charge on our bill. The ramen was the worst ramen I had ever tasted. 99¢ ramen has more of a flavor profile than what they serve. I will give them two stars for the tofu appetizer and tasty cocktails. Wouldn't recommend if your party is larger than two.

This was my first time visiting Asian Fusion. I ordered the Shrimp Lo Mein, the combined chicken…read moreand shrimp egg rolls (a new choice for me), and a water. The total came to almost $27. The dining area and bathroom were both clean. I arrived around 12:40 p.m. for lunch and waited nearly 20 minutes for my food. The rice portion was large, but it was mixed with eggs and had no flavor--I didn't finish it. The Lo Mein was okay; I've had better, but it wasn't terrible. The egg rolls were the biggest disappointment. I expected to see shrimp or chicken inside, but they were mostly vegetables. The staff was attentive and polite, and the atmosphere was nice. However, I probably wouldn't return. For the price, the food just didn't satisfy my taste buds. 3 stars for the staff and cleanliness of location.

I have been meaning to make a stop in here, but it's not close to my house or employment,…read moreunfortunately. But, it is on DoorDash, thankfully! We ordered the house lo mein (beef, chicken, and shrimp) and the shrimp pancit meal. The pancit came with 3 lumpia, which I was unaware of, but pleasantly surprised. And boy, did I wish I ordered more! The pancit was PERFECT as was the lumpia, just as I remember it from our overseas tour! Needless to say, I will be making a full effort to stop in there and see what other goodies they have. The food was delivered piping hot and oh so good!

This place is fire!…read more If you need a cheap to eat when you have limited income this is the spot. Me and my buddy almost took out the whole buffet. Vibes dope

Food was fresh and tasted good! Well priced for the buffet…read more Staff were friendly, and took great care of us. Overall the restaurant was clean and inviting.

Silk Road is a spacious restaurant with friendly service and tasty food…read more I had the Thai Basil Seafood dish that comes with a brown sauce (like gravy). My seafood was mostly shrimp and scallops. I didn't really notice the basil flavor but I enjoyed the fresh broccoli with the dish. My dining partner had the Mixed Vegetables with Chicken. There were lots vegetables, with the well-prepared thin slices of chicken breast, in a darker brown and thinner sauce. Both dishes were ordered with "mild" heat seasoning. The food here will satisfy your Asian fusion taste craving.

Still the best hot &sour soup ever! We have eaten there several times and were concerned because…read morethe restaurant didn't seem clean enough. We picked up soup to go (for about the fourth time) and everything seemed cleaner now.

This place is awesome. The food is refreshingly good. Best ramen I have ever had. Poke bowls above…read morebeyond other restaurants. Service is top notch (Ashton was great and really made our visit enjoyable) It is hard to find a restaurant that really stands out, but this is one!!!

They tout themselves as Asian fusion and they're definitely a weird mixture of different asian…read morecuisines. None of them really authentic. They've got Korean, Vietnamese, Filipino, Japanese and everywhere else in East Asia. It was just okay, and maybe good for Manassas but for NoVa there are way better places than this one. If you want good Asian food (any), you can drive the extra 15-20mins to Centerville. There were 5 of us and each of us got different dishes. I got the spicy pork belly ramen, it was quite salty and oily. Others got the bulgogi fries, lettuce wraps, pork belly platter and jap chae. All of them were a little too salty for our liking. They're not very crowded and can accommodate large groups and small, with a bar on the side. Service was nice and people were great. The 2 stars are for the people working. One for the food for being edible.

Family weekend at JMU - not big tail gaters, so came in for a nice quiet lunch. Space is new and…read moreunder the radar - lucky for us. From ramen to takoyaki - all perfectly executed. Only the soup dumplings were bit doughy. Afterwards, tried their boba teas - strawberry matcha & mango was refreshingly wonderful. Service was friendly. Come and give them some love.

EVERYTHING we tried was delicious and the service was outstanding. We will absolutely be back !…read more Thank you for opening this much needed, authentic, high quality eatery in Harrisonburg

Went tonight with my daughter who is a total foodie! The…read moreservice was very personal with our server knowing every detail. The managing partner also came by our table very casually and friendly- I just googled their bios and its very interesting. So I wasn't sure I would like everything we ordered- I only wanted the beet salad. It was amazing!!!!!!! We also had the dip trio which I liked the hummus best with yummy bread. My daughter, her friend and her mom LOVED the calamari and said it was light and delicious. Lamb kebob was tasty. Desert chocoholic was scrumptious and the lemon granita was light and interesting with homemade cotton candy that we laughed looked like ratchet barbie hair but tasted so light. Absolutely delicious!

SERVICE We came in for a belated Valentine's Day dinner,…read moreand the staff immediately seated us when we got int. Everyone was friendly and professional without being too formal. Our server served us waters and let us peruse the menu. Most spots will have the waiter come by and ask you how things are, and our waiter didn't come by at all after setting down the food which was interesting -- not good nor bad but probably were also busy. AMBIENCE The space felt upscale but still easygoing, which made it perfect for our Valentine's night out. There's no dress code, but most people looked like they'd put a little effort in, matching the polished but comfortable vibe. Loved the open kitchen all the way towards the back by the bookshelf area gave the room some energy without making it feel noisy. Definitely struck a great balance between date-night fancy and laid-back cool and casual. FOOD We started with the Beet Salad Ribbons and the Meze Trio. The beet salad mixed earthy ribbon-sheet beets with hazelnuts and a bright pomegranate vinaigrette that surprised me! Loved the pairing of the beets and cheese and hazelnut crunch. As a texture fan, this really hit the spot! It was colorful, fresh, and really well balanced. The Meze Trio had charred eggplant, a yogurt-goat cheese dip, and a seasonal hummus. Each had its own flavor and texture, and everything felt super fresh and well-seasoned. Favorite was the seasonal hummus. The yogurt-goat cheese dip was good but definitely sweeter than I personally perferred! The Calamari was also quite good and had decent number of chunky pieces that weren't just breading. The only small letdown was the pita bread since we had more dips than pita left. We expected refills might be complimentary, especially for a place like this, but they weren't. Not a big deal, just something that stood out in an otherwise smooth and thoughtful experience! The Manti Dumplings were a highlight too -- probably so much handwork in making these look like they do! The Sharondale mushrooms gave them a rich, savory flavor, and the pepper butter sauce added just the right touch of spice. The burger was also great -- juicy, flavorful, and paired with house fries and an amazing urfa pepper aioli. You could tell both dishes were elevated but still comforting, showing off the chef's fine-dining background in a really approachable way. For dessert, we shared the Baklava Cheesecake and a Chocolate Hazelnut special. The cheesecake was unique -- cheesecake filling sandwiched between baklava. It was delicious but not what I was expected! It was creamy and nutty with pistachio layers, and the chocolate dessert was incredibly rich without being heavy. Both were perfect finishes. We even took home the leftover goat cheese dip because it was that good. Overall, pices were a little on the higher side ($23-$29 for mains, $14 for dessert), but for the quality and thought put into every dish, it felt worth it and would come back again for a special occasion! This was definitely elevated ambience and the food was well executed in our opinion. I can see the hype! Definitely not a spot I'd frequent often but for the special days -- this is it to impress your date or family!