Yum!! We should have ordered 2 orders of the dumplings as they were amazing!! The Singapore rice…read morenoodles were to die for. Everyone in our group took some entree home as the portions are large. We will most definitely return when we are back in NY.

Super friendly greeting, and we were seated right away. We had hot green tea, miso soup which was…read morepretty standard, a garden salad with iceberg lettuce (best thing was the dressing), alaskan roll which had a tiny piece of salmon, the California roll had a large chunk of the "crab," and the tom yum soup which was very sweet with a spicy kick. Service was fast and friendly, everything was fresh and reasonably prices for the sizes.

I've had better sushi and kitchen food…read more This place is only take out but they have a wide variety of dishes. I'd go back again if I was nearby but not one of my top choices

Come here often for lunch Shrimp tempura & spicy crunchy…read moresalmon never disappoints. Great prices too

Go for the fusion dishes, skip the Italian specials. We…read moreloved the bao buns and korean tacos. The specials that day (we got frutti di mare and another pasta a la vodka?) were disasters. Not sure if they used a fusilli, gemelli, or cavatappi, but it tasted like microwaved overcooked pasta. I was expecting a spaghetti, linguini, or bucatini for the frutti di mare and penne, ziti or rigatoni for the a la vodka, so just the choice of pasta was a surpenned, the fact that we got the same for 2 very different dishes indicated that that was the only pasta they had in the kitchen. All said, it would've been totally fine if both dishes didn't taste like mush. And both sauces tasted nearly identical. Sad, because service was great and the other dishes were absolutely phenomenal. They ran out of the ramen that day so I suspect that's a popular dish as well. I would just stick with the fusion style dishes. If my rating was based on the two fusion plates I had, would definitely be 4 stars!

Asian Fusion Meets Pub Food: A Delightful Dilemma…read more The biggest challenge at this restaurant is deciding what to choose! With an array of intriguing options alongside classic pub fare, the menu is an adventure! It's small but comfortable and well decorated. The service was quick and friendly. I started with a lychee martini, perfectly paired with Korean Short Rib Tacos. The balance of flavors was impeccable--neither too sweet nor too stiff, with a texture that was just right. The tacos delivered a burst of flavor that did not disappoint. We also tried the Bahn Mi, which had great flavor, though it might not make our reorder list. A favorite from the pub menu was fried pickles. A must-have at every restaurant I visit, served as coins--the only proper way, in my opinion. The breading was thick, crispy, and well-seasoned, reminiscent of a chicken nugget. In the most delicious way. I can't wait to return and explore more of the menu. This place is definitely on our list of regular haunts.

This was my first time here. My wife had been before with her friends and told me about it, so we…read morefinally decided to go together. We sat over in the corner when you first walk in. It's a nice little spot and was pretty crowded, which is always a good sign. The servers were attentive, and we didn't have any issues with the service. We started with the spicy kani salad. It was good, but I felt like it could've used a little more spicy kani sauce, so we asked for some extra on the side. After that, it was amazing. The shrimp tempura was really good, and we also ordered a sushi platter. This was actually my first time having sushi served like that and trying that many different pieces at once. Everything tasted fresh, and I really enjoyed all of it. All in all, it was a great experience. Good food, attentive service, and a nice atmosphere. We'll definitely be back!

We went in tonight hoping for a nice dinner and somehow managed to experience just about every…read moreexample of poor service along the way. Our food came out cold. The waitress never once asked how our food was, never asked if we wanted another beverage, never asked if we wanted dessert, and when we asked for additional sauce, she acted as though we were inconveniencing her. As soon as it appeared we were finished, our plates were taken away and the check was essentially tossed onto the table. We didn't make a single complaint during the meal. Normally, I'll simply eat the bad meal, pay the bill, and make the decision to never return. No scene, no argument, no bad review. But then came the part that really surprised us. We paid our bill by card, but planned on leaving the server a cash tip, which is something I personally prefer to do because I like knowing the server receives their tip directly. Apparently, because there was no tip written on the credit card receipt, the waitress came back to our table and loudly said, "You didn't tip." In a restaurant full of people, being publicly called out about a tip was incredibly uncomfortable and embarrassing. And the irony is that we had not complained once about the cold food, the service, or anything else. Needless to say, there won't be a next time. On top of the experience, the restaurant itself felt dirty and run down, and there was a noticeable odor. The two fish tanks--without fish and apparently without much attention either--certainly didn't help. They looked and smelled like they had been forgotten about a long time ago. Maybe the food and service are better on another night, but based on our experience tonight, we won't be finding out. Sometimes the best way to lose a customer isn't one big mistake. It's a whole series of little ones--and then making sure they feel uncomfortable before they leave.

We tried Saki Mura last summer for a family birthday after years of going to another local hibachi…read moreplace. SAKI is the best! We have been at least 10 times. We always leave with tons of leftovers! Our kids favorite!

We were quickly seated on a Saturday afternoon. The waitress was quick to get our drink and entree…read moreorders. Their lunch specials can't be beat. They're a great deal, especially the sushi and sashimi combo. The bento box lunch special is a good amount of food, but if you get the shrimp tempura, you only get a couple pieces and the rest is tempura veggies. The calamari has the tentacles and has a sauce drizzled over it rather than on the side. The California roll it comes with is good. The gyoza didn't have much flavor. Rice was cooked properly. Overall decent place for lunch.

Absolutely delicious food especially the fresh spring rolls. friendly clean and definitely coming…read moreback again! Forgot to take pictures of our orders. Next visit.

Now this place is an absolute gem. Never had a dish I didn't enjoy. The food is amazing and…read moretruthfully I can't believe it's only open like 3 days a week!

Delicious Chinese takeout near SUNY New Paltz. Lots of vegan options including Gen Tso's tofu,…read moremixed veggies and veg fried rice. Everything we got was yummy. ... I could've saved this review which is my 420th, for a head shop but what the heck, I'll give it to Asian Fusion.

Lunch order from here the other day, consisting of steamed dumplings (above average) & General…read moreTsaos Chicken, which I ordered Extra Spicy and honestly was flavorless (). Probably won't order from here again.....

On the drive home from Binghamton University, I had a craving for ribs. Although I was thinking…read moreBBQ ribs ... I had to "settle" for slow cooked braised ribs and boy, am I glad I did! Ambience - this is a house converted to a restaurant. The dining room felt like we were having a dinner party at a friend's house and they needed to set up some extra tables and chairs. Food - I ordered the braised ribs with fried rice. The ribs were fall off the bone tender and had the right amount of sauce. It was served with fried rice that was a good starch to go with the protein. 4/5 TL/DR - if you are also traveling back to NYC from Binghamton and your stomach is saying "feed me some ribs...". Go to Salt & Pepper. Your tummy will thank you!

This place has great food. The service is great as well. Sometimes I stop by here to get some lunch…read morewhile I am in the area.

A must if you want to try Vietnamese food. Lovely restaurant in a strip mall…read more Service is prompt and friendly. The menu is made out of pictures which makes it easy to choose and understand somewhat the different dishes. We started with Chicken dumplings, freshly made, hot and very tasty, and the Summer rolls with vermicelli, shrimp, lettuce in rice paper were delicious. My husband had the grilled pork, shrimp paste and egg Roll over Vermicelli, a tasty and copious dish. I had the Grilled pork with an egg roll over the Vermicelli, equally delicious. Try them if you never had Vietnamese food, you will like it.

Nice atmosphere Fast and friendly service…read moreMany food options Love the Pho, Vietnamese egg rolls and Mango smoothie Food well presented and very good. I've been back several times Parking is limited

Here's a polished review that stays honest while keeping it fair and balanced:…read more Agave in New Paltz offers a modern, fusion-style take on Mexican-inspired cuisine rather than authentic Mexican food. If you're expecting traditional Mexican flavors, just know this restaurant leans more toward upscale fusion than classic Mexican dishes. The food is good, and everything we've tried has been flavorful, although the portions are on the smaller side. The prices are reasonable for the quality and presentation, and the atmosphere has more of a cozy, date-night vibe than a casual Mexican restaurant. One suggestion I'd make is to expand the salsa selection. For a restaurant centered around Mexican-inspired cuisine, offering a few house-made, original salsas would really elevate the experience and make it feel more authentic. The restaurant itself is fairly small, so it's not the best choice for large groups. Parking can also be a challenge since there's no dedicated lot--it's street parking only, so be prepared to drive around until you find a spot. Overall, Agave is a nice place if you're looking for creative fusion dishes in a relaxed setting. Just go in expecting modern Mexican-inspired cuisine rather than traditional Mexican food, and you'll likely enjoy the experience.

Honestly, very mid. The decor is cute, but the food is lacking and so was the service. There were…read morebarely any people in there so why the long wait ? And they got my order wrong too. Otherwise, nice staff. Food was sooooo underwhelming, under seasoned and dry. The drinks were the only positives bc they were delicious and strong. I would not return again.