I was craving bingsoo, and sadly there aren't that many options in PA/Philly for it :( Fortunately…read moreCafe Clover have them, and it is located in the same plaza as Hmart and Dubu/Duba. I came with two other friends, and we got the mango milk snow in a bowl. It was about $27ish after tax. The bowl was a good amount for 3 people. The flavor was good. I enjoyed how soft the milk snow was, and how it just melts in your mouth. It wasn't too sweet. The store itself was very warm, which is good for the cold weather. There were plenty of tables with more towards the back. It looks like a good place for people to study. I would come back for the bingsoo, and try the other stuff they have here. There are gelato, drinks, and snacks available as well.

Cute little Cafe with Asian focused menu and drinks. I love the atmosphere here: relaxed, very…read morespacious and lots of art work on the walls both for sale and for decoration. The menu is sweets and drinks but nothing ordinary! I had a hot Korean tea (Yuzu) it was sooo delicious on a rainy day! The server was very nice and offered more hot water for the tea as I drank it down which was a nice touch. I also saw staff cleaning through my time there! One thing to note is you do have to make a purchase to sit in! Worth it though!

Nicely decorated tea house inside with a menu full of various beverages and assorted bites…read more Ordering is done only electronically on their site, so you can customize as you wish. The tea itself was hot and tasty. Tried the tropical oolong. A nice pot to share, and you are given a small sugar bowl as well if needed. Good flavor and stayed hot with the burner stand. Cup, saucer, and spoon all showing signs of heavy wear. The food and service was not as nice and far more average than expected. Was deciding between salmon or turkey sandwich, ended up ordering the salmon. However, the Turkey club sandwich was what I got and unfortunately nobody came back to check on us either way. It was still okay not a huge issue, though the sandwich itself was a bit of a letdown. Average quality bread and lunch meat, and the salad was browning. Felt like it's a bit downhill than expected.

Ended up having my baby shower here. It is a gorgeous venue that I highly recommend checking out…read more They blocked off a little corner for us since the guest list wasn't too big. They did a good job of bringing all the teas in a timely fashion. We tried the Rose Lover tea, Matcha Green Tea, and the Prince Passion Fruit Tea. I started by really liking the rose lover tea. It was a milky tea that had a rosy taste to it. After a while; however, I felt like it was too sweet. For our main apps we had twister fries which were pretty basic. We also had the fried shrimp lollipops which were very tasty. The place offered us a collection of tea sandwiches and scones and macarons. Overall, my guests didn't leave hungry. We also ordered a mango Mille crepe cake. It was cutely decorated. They put pieces of mango on top of it. The cake was a bit too sweet for my liking, however.

It was my first time trying this place and I came back for a second matcha, very nice staff and…read morelocation is very clean and also aesthetically appealing, do try the coconut and strawberry matcha

The ice cream is amazing! Victor who served us was very nice and helpful! Must try when you are in…read morePhilly

Ive never had authentic ramen and spied this cute place walking to another store on this great…read moreshopping strip. I already know that Id order the No 9 seafood dish! Im going to take my ramen loving daughter- cant wait! I want to see the beautiful pink tree close up - looks like customers may put prayers or wishes on it? Stay tuned ....

Beautiful decor; light and has a cool cherry blossom decor tree inside. The waitress was so nice…read moreand attentive. The food came out super fast as well. We got the Osaka Combo Platter. Thai Ice Tea 5/5 amazing homemade drink. Super refreshing and flavorful. Pork Belly Bao 4/5 Nicely grilled pork belly in a Bao. Good staring app. Karrage 5/5 panko crusted nuggets of chicken. Great flavor and super crispy. Also a lot of food! Tonkotsu ramen 5/5 delicious broth, love the fact they give you two eggs, and the chasu pork is flavorful. It would be better if it wasn't cut up into cubes but still overall great flavors. Kanji Mystery Ramen 5/5: I love the spicy flavor of this ramen. Bold and savory. Overall the combo platter is worth the money and the food is good. They also give a lot of food too.

A wonderful experience! The staff was extremely kind, professional and accommodating. They modified…read morea dish to address my gluten-free, vegan dietary restrictions and it was delicious! Often, when my dishes are modified, the food is tasteless. The Agetofu was very flavorful. The restaurant decor is beautiful and stylish. The price was very reasonable. It was a pleasurable experience. We will certainly return.

If you're in Philly and looking for a spot with fun drinks and a chill vibe, Doma is worth a stop…read more The sushi itself was just okay--not bad, just nothing too memorable--but the bar absolutely makes up for it. They have a really interesting drink selection, and one of their cocktails was huge -- definitely a conversation starter and perfect for sharing or just snapping a photo. The atmosphere is relaxed, the presentation is nice, and it's a good spot if you're more in the mood for creative cocktails with some light bites on the side. If you're a drink lover looking for something different, the bar at Doma definitely shines! Parking was a bit hard to find but the views from the restaurant was really pretty too

The poke bowl was delicious, and they did not skimp on the fish & veggies. In other poke places we…read morehave been to, they would pile on the rice and only top off with a little fish & veggies. Poke Burri was very generous with their proportions of the good stuff! Plus the food was delish! Highly recommend!

I have been having a huge sushi craving and I was looking forward to trying a new way of having…read moresushi. I got the sushi burrito and Tokyo fries. I personally wasn't a huge fan of the burrito I got. However the curly fries made up for it though!

The atmosphere and the food is amazing 10/10! I would definitely be back and I will be recommending…read moreto others.

a solid experience, exactly what you would expect from gyu kaku!…read more i grew up going to gyu kaku in california, but have never visited the philly location. i don't know if the menu varies from place to place, but i was pleasantly excited to find that the gyu kaku on callowhill had an ayce option. i think ayce bbq is always such a fun experience, and i really enjoyed the variety of meats they had. service was good, and the food came out fast. our table quickly filled up with all the food we ordered. the main reason im not giving 5 stars is because the meat quality was not as good as other kbbq spots (which is to be expected from an ayce experience as well as a chain) and that you have to grill the meat yourselves. while the workers offer time suggestions for how long you should grill the meat, it is not a full service experience. it was rather empty, which i found surprising. the location in cupertino is always so busy! we had a good experience overall, and gyu kaku is a great place to keep in mind as a kbbq alternative.

Gotta love a good ramen bar. This place has a decent selection of both sushi and ramen. We started…read morewith the spicy salmon roll which was pretty good. I really liked the crunch stuff they put on top of the roll. Next we ended up sharing a Kara Kara Tonkotsu Ramen. We were intrigued by the idea of getting something very spicy. This ramen offered different spice levels. While we decided to go with the most spicy level, we were both disappointed we didn't find it that spicy. I wanted a burn your tongue experience . I do think the base was delicious. I really liked the pork as well. The pork was super juicy. The service was amazing. They waiting for us to finish eating even though they were closed.

Came in on a quiet evening with some friends with the intention of getting something warm and…read morebrothy. We started off with the edamame which was pretty good, but lacked in flavor a bit, perhaps some salt, or if I had got the garlic version it would have been much tastier. The ramen was good, but less spicy than I hoped for even though I requested it very spicy. The pork was tender and flavorful which compensated for the broth tasting a bit watery. Overall it kind of tasted a bit like top ramen dressed up in a nice bowl. The service was decent, but nothing spectacular and at times I had to flag down the waitress in the empty restaurant. Overall I probably would choose a different ramen place next time, but it was ok for what it was, my expectations were never really that high for this place.

Royal Izakaya deserves all the hype. I've been many times and I've never had a bad meal. It's one…read moreof my favorite places to take people who haven't been, whether they're Philly locals or visiting from out of town. And there are A LOT of really good restaurants to choose from in Philly right now. The city has absolutely boomed into a foodie town. Dare I say it, I think we're eating better than Brooklyn right now. Which makes it mean even more when I say Royal Izakaya remains one of my favorites. Best sushi I've had in North America, no question. And I don't say that lightly. The quality of the fish, the preparation, the balance of flavors, the consistency, all of it is remarkable. There are very few restaurants I return to again and again with the same level of enthusiasm. Royal Izakaya is one of them.

Back to Royal for izakaya. Still good vibe and decent drink selections. It's a bit too dark to even…read moresee the menu or dishes, might be better if there's a small lamp on the table. Service was prompt and friendly. Didn't see much skewer options, and the small dish options are lacking a bit varieties. Overall pretty good, but the sauce and flavor profiles are very similar, nothing wowed us. Sushi/sashimi fish cut is pretty fresh, but portion size is small. Wagyu steak didn't have much taste and was tough to chew.