The absolute best service ever! It was our first time and she was so kind and patient with us. The…read morered curry and egg rolls were our favorite!

Awesome food for the price and excellent service! This is a town favorite and one of my favorite…read moreplaces to go in the summer.

I got the spicy miso ramen. It was really good and delicious!! The noodles had a really good bite…read moreto it. And I thought the heat was just right - not overdone but could still feel a bit of fire. The broth was flavorful. The place was super clean and I enjoyed the decor in the space. The host and waitress were extremely nice and very attentive. I would come here again!

First visit here was great I ordered the beef ramen and it tasted delicious, which is why this is…read moreso disappointing . On my second visit, I ordered the beef with rice, egg, and vegetables (I believe it was the D1). Within about 12 hours, I developed food poisoning. the food tasted completely fine at the time, the egg was super runny though and very concerning looking back at it now. Something was clearly not handled or prepared properly. I don't take leaving negative reviews lightly, but I wanted everyone to be aware of this.

Excellent service, fantastic tasting food. First time customer and will definitely be back.read more

One of my favorite restaurants in Northport! If you're not sure what you're hungry for, this is…read morethe place to be. You have two menus, Mexican or Chinese. I've had the Chinese twice, their sushi rolls, chefs kiss. I can't wait to try their Mexican cuisine. The service is great and the beer on tap is ICE COLD! I love the atmosphere, it's clean and comfortable.

Greensboro is so lucky to have such an authentic Thai restaurant. Both chefs are from Thailand…read more(Bangkok and Chang Mai) and it shows in the flavors of the food. The Papaya Salad (one of my all time favorites) was absolutely perfect and delicious. A must try if you have never tried it before. I also tried a specialty dish (I can't remember the name but it is the other picture I posted). Sticky noodles, with chicken and vegetables in a sauce bursting with flavors of lemongrass and ginger and a little bit of heat. I will always stop here anytime I am in town.

Ruan Thai in Greensboro was very fine. Busy on a Friday night but everything about our meal was…read morecompletely satisfactory.

Wonderful food. Highly recommended. Visited for a luncheon celebrating my nephew's graduation from…read moreUniversity of Alabama.

Second time eating here and first time dining in, honestly the Cali roll was still good but…read moreeverything else was not. The tuna roll was notttt good and my friend couldn't eat her pad see ew and it had a very bad smell.

The service, once again, was outstanding! The ambiance is always super welcoming, and the…read morerestaurant is consistently very clean. We started with the jalapeño calamari, which is always so delicious. We also ordered the spicy tuna tartare, and it was incredibly fresh and packed with flavor. I got the hibachi salmon, and it was honestly some of the best salmon I've ever had. My boyfriend ordered the hibachi shrimp, which was also delicious. The rice and noodles were so flavorful--I could honestly just eat those and be completely happy. We also tried the vegetarian lovers sushi combo, which came with a tofu roll, an avocado roll, and a cucumber roll. Everything was very fresh and super tasty. Another great experience, and it's no surprise that we'll definitely be going back!

Let me tell you about our first rodeo at Shiki…read more We pulled up excited, walked in... and I ain't gonna lie -- the place looked a little drab. Not "health department issue" drab, just "could use a fresh coat of paint and a pep talk" drab. I started second-guessing all those glowing reviews like, "Did these folks eat at the same place?" Then came the entrance situation. The host stand was vacant. No "please wait to be seated" sign. Just us standing there like we were about to audition for a sushi commercial. So we start to seat ourselves when the lone waiter -- and I mean lone ranger -- glances over and says, "Just a minute." Oh. Copy that. We did the walk of shame right back to the door and waited properly this time. After sitting a spell, he got to us and took our order. Now bless his heart -- that man was running ragged. Every table was full and he appeared to be handling the whole dining room solo. Plates, drinks, orders, probably washing dishes in the back too. We waited... and waited... and waited. It was pushing 30 minutes before the food finally touched down. Now let's talk about the decor. The inside could use some TLC. Maybe a little facelift. Maybe some brighter lighting. Maybe a plant that's alive. But hear me clearly: What the front of house is missing, the chef in the back is absolutely making up for. From the first bite of that ginger salad to the last grain of rice, I started wondering if I'd accidentally walked into an episode of Iron Chef. That salad was crisp and fresh, the soup was on point, and then my salmon hibachi showed up like it had something to prove. And let me tell you -- that salmon was spectacular. Cooked just right. Flavorful. Tender. Seasoned like somebody back there cares deeply about their craft. That chef can flat-out throw down on the grill. Great food. Great flavor. Zero complaints about what hit the plate. Price? Outstanding. Party of two ate for under $50 at a sit-down restaurant -- and that's including a 30% tip. In this economy? That's practically a public service. So here's where I land: (4 out of 5 stars) If service had been quicker, we'd be talking five stars without hesitation. But I'm giving grace here because that waiter looked like he was one espresso away from levitating, and the place was packed -- which, by the way, is usually the surest sign the food's top-notch. We'll be back. And next time, we'll walk in with patience... and maybe a snack in our pocket just in case. Bottom line: Don't judge this book by its cover. The outside may whisper "meh," but the kitchen is singing hallelujah.

Staff was super friendly. Food was unbelievably delicious!!! Food came fast. Ambiance what you…read morewould expect!

Newks is an interesting restaurant and has a couple interesting concepts. Unlike a lot of pizza…read moreplaces you order at the front and you seat yourself The interior is relatively modern and trendy. The staff kept the tables and areas clean, and the add on items like beer and cake were neatly displayed One of the interesting options Newks offers lets you pair items like pizza, soup, salad, etc. you can get a full personal pizza and a half salad. The pizza options are neat with delicious looking classics as well as a spicy shrimp, and a couple other intriguing options. The salads aren't just your average house or Caesar salad but have many components Some tips: The Southern Half Salad was tasty, and paired well with the Newk's Supreme. Don't order a 4oz ranch on the side (at the front). Instead, simply ask the server that brings your food and salad for extra ranch for your salad. They will bring a couple of small ranches to you free of charge Cheers!

What an incredible little space! Between the restaurant on one side and the market on the other,…read moreit's a best of both worlds combo. The service is always great and friendly. There are sooo many options and varieties of dishes. The food is always yummy and great for dine in or takeout. It's definitely a repeat place to go!

Good Chinese Food with a Unique Bonus…read more Mr. Chen's is a solid choice if you're craving Chinese food in Tuscaloosa. I wouldn't call it exceptional, but it's consistently good, and there's a legitimate case that it may be the best Chinese restaurant in town depending on what you're looking for. The attached Chinese grocery store is what really sets it apart. It's fun to browse before or after your meal and offers a unique experience that you won't find at most local restaurants. On the food side, the Orange Chicken, General Tso's Chicken, and Mongolian Beef were all flavorful and worth ordering again. The egg roll, fried rice, crab angels, hot and sour soup, and tapioca milk tea were all enjoyable as well. My only disappointment was the hot mustard. Instead of homemade hot mustard, they only offer the standard packaged packets. It's a small detail, but homemade mustard would have been a nice touch. Overall, Mr. Chen's serves quality Chinese food in a city with relatively limited options. Between the reliable menu and the attached Asian market, it's definitely worth a visit and one of the better places in Tuscaloosa for Chinese cuisine.