The food was very oily and all mushed up seems there are smaller portions and higher price under…read morenew ownership not a great place to start a new business with new owners

Cashier was very nice! Very welcoming and helped us with picking our choices. We got the chicken…read moreteriyaki with white rice and veggies. It was very fresh and tasty. Also we had the Veggie spring rolls which was pretty good as well.

Had the pork fried rice. Good arbiter of the food. Not bad but not my cup of tea. New to try the…read moreother offerings and maybe the stars will increase. Also no snark odd large size rice. Just one size.

You definitely don't go here for the atmosphere-you go for the food. It was a cold night and I was…read morein the mood for some ma la flavors to get warm. I had seen this restaurant a couple of times so decided to give them a try. It is a small place, with four tables that seat four people, and a couple that seat two. One of the side walls is covered with printouts of a number of the dishes, which can be helpful for those that don't know what some of the dishes look like. There is only one person working both the register and the tables, so patience is appreciated here. Did I mention earlier that I was cold? We walked over from the parking lot under the highway (free on Saturday nights) and was very chilled by the time we entered. Cold and hungry, we ordered lamb with cumin and ma la pot chicken. My companion ordered snow pea tips and vegetable mei fun. To start, we split an order of pan fried vegetable dumplings. The waitress checked to be sure that we wanted all that food for two people-the ma la pot chicken alone is big enough to split between two people (or one VERY hungry person). Reassuring her that we wanted all that food, we settled down to wait. The dumplings came out first, and we are still trying to decide what the filling was comprised of. Carrots, cabbage and....daikon? Not sure, but it was delicious and increased our expectation for the rest of the meal. Next came the ma la pot chicken and I immediately understood why she wanted to confirm our order. I definitely was not finishing all of that in one sitting. The chicken had some lovely crunchy bits around the edges and while the dish itself is dry, the chicken was not. The ma la flavor filled my mouth and warmed my stomach. Lamb with cumin is a great dish to pair with rice, and half a bowl of rice was gone before I even blinked. My companion noted that their vegetable mei fun was flavorful and not oily although the snow pea tips could have been more tender. Overall, the meal was flavorful and a prefect choice on a cold night. I need to come back here and try out a couple more dishes that I usually order, and try a new one or two (spicy and sour potato, shredded???). Yes please!!

Very Yum. Got the lamb hot pot (its dry pot), asked not too spicy for my Mother and it was just…read moreright. Lamb is gamey like it's supposed to be but be warned. The garlic veg (baby bok choy) was good but my Mom said it needed soy sauce. Thing is you gotta eat it before you eat anything spicy or you can't taste the delicate flavor. Shredded potatoes was different from the hot and sour version I usually get, its spicier. And the Garlic sauce with pork is spicy and has that kinda smoky sweetness is the best way I can describe it. The best Chinese I've had in awhile. I wish it was closer to where I live we swung over after getting out of Newark airport on our way home. Lady was nice but doesn't speak much English so the fact that we ordered online instead of the phone was probably for the best.

Really authentic Chinese food u wouldn't even expect by the looks of the bistro. Really good price…read moretoo for the food quality

I rate every Chinese take out spot on their chicken & broccoli and this place is one of the best…read moreI've had! Saucy and delicious! I came here for lunch and was not disappointed only thing that sucks is it's cash only

This small shop along Harrison Avenue serves Chinese food. We tried their Fried Dumplings, and they…read morewere quite good. While they weren't the best, they were still a decent option for a local restaurant. I would advise patrons to use cash, as they offer discounts if you pay through cash.

Made an Uber eats order and it was pretty disappointing…read more The sauce on the General Tsos chicken was a completely different flavor than most Chinese food (seemed to be overpowered by the sweet and sour sauce they added to the mix). The pork fried rice had an okay smokey flavor from the pork but wasn't anything to write home about. The crab rangoon was a weird chewy texture and barely even had a crab flavor. Overall I would not try again.

Very good food and friendly service. They always get my order right if I want to change something…read morefrom the menu.

Tiam Tiam is a casual Taiwanese spot offering a Saturday brunch menu where you literally can't go…read morewrong with any choice. I'd even say it's worth the trek to Harrison for their food. They're always rolling out special items and you can truly taste the heart and soul in everything they make. A very homey and welcoming neighborhood gem. ＊Taiwanese Fried Chicken Bagel $10 *** If you love basil, you'll be happy to know they use fresh basil to make the spread. I happily devoured it and immediately craved more. Unfortunately it's a limited item, so be sure to check their ig stories or dm them to find out the next available date. ＊Prosciutto Youtiao Sandwich $15 * Crispy youtiao with prosciutto, burrata and pineapple jam. This unexpected combo actually works so well! ＊Taro French Toast with Boba $16.5 ** If this is your first time here, ORDER THE FRENCH TOAST. I literally get it every time--the milk tea French toast is perfectly brûléed and topped with taro paste, boba, whipped cream, and salted egg yolk bits. All my favorites in one bite. ＊Taiwanese Braised Pork Belly $16 * Fatty and full of gelatin, giving that sticky-lips feeling after eating it. I love that their lu rou fan comes with a soft-boiled ramen egg instead of a hard boiled one, and the pickled mustard greens on the side are my favorite part. ＊Taiwanese Milk Crumb Toast $5 New item! We tried this test version of 奶酥吐司, and it was lowkey addictive. The bread pulled apart just like shokupan. So soft and fluffy.

Food 3/5 Service 4.5/5…read more Ambience 3/5 Value 4/5 I really wanted to love Tiam Tiam because the presentation is pretty good, but the execution was a bit inconsistent. On the plus side, the hospitality is top-notch; we loved the complimentary Taiwanese kimchi and dessert, and the portion sizes are generous Pork Belly over Rice (4.25/5): The standout! It was packed with flavor, though on the oily side Soft Shell Crab (3.5/5): The crab was well-prepared, but the avocado pairing muted the flavor, making it a bit bland Taiwanese Fried Chicken over Rice (3/5): This was surprisingly sweet for a savory entree, which others may like that Century Old Egg Tofu (2/5): A miss for me, it was served cold and the sauce pairing didn't really work Great service and a lovely vibe overall

Food is always fresh and hot . Fast friendly service . Chicken and broccoli is the best .read more

This is basically a Chinese takeout restaurant, but they have some other options as well. They also…read moreoffer Hawaiian barbecue plates and Peruvian dishes. For an appetizer here, I had their bbq chicken wings. I highly recommend them. They were coated in a garlic bbq sauce and were very juicy and filled with flavor. The main dishes we had were the Hawaiian chicken barbecue with french fries (rice is available instead) and lomo salteado, a Peruvian dish. The barbecue chicken was very good - it came with three well-cooked cutlets of meat with crinkle cut french fries. It was a pretty standard barbecue plate. The lomo salteado was not bad either. The gravy in the dish was a little more watery than it should be, but overall, it contained all the necessary ingredients and was very filling. The staff here is very polite and friendly as well.

I've lived in Kearny for 3 years and this spot hits like a jackpot every single time. I was born…read moreand raised in Brooklyn and when I tell you Sun Wah brings me back to my kid days, oh man oh man! I'd order chicken wings with pork fried rice or crab sticks and just enjoy a Sunny day on my grandmas porch

Very kind lady that works the front and she never seems to miss a day! She remembers familiar faces…read moreand is able to be friendly with people. It's a small restaurant with a couple of tables to sit in. And the food always comes out consistent!

I'm at Ramen Gami a minimum of twice a week, and last night reminded me exactly why. After a long,…read moreexhausting day, I decided to stop by because I can never go wrong here. I ordered a poke bowl with spicy mayo and pork gyoza, and let me tell you, this meal completely turned my night around. The poke bowl was truly a work of art. The placement of the protein, the vibrant colors, and the freshness were so beautiful and intentional that I literally felt joy just looking at it. And the flavors? Absolute perfection. Every bite was packed with freshness and love, you can taste the care Mike and his team put into their dishes, and honestly, it should be studied. So yes, I'm here giving them their well-deserved flowers. Ramen Gami is a true gem, and there isn't a single thing I've tried here that I haven't absolutely loved!!!

I like Ramen Gami; they have a variety of ramen and Japanese food. In addition to vegetarian…read moreoptions, the atmosphere is cozy and the service is very professional.

Honestly pretty warm and welcoming. The food keeps me full and I can't really complain about that…read more It being in a ymca is a little weird but when you're sitting down you'd hardly notice if you aren't looking around. Atmosphere is pretty chill and they've even got fish to keep you company.

This is a restaurant hidden inside a YMCA. Typically I enjoy going to hole in the wall eateries or…read moreplaces that's hidden from the main street. The main thing that sticks out is that the menu prices are significantly more expensive from other comparable Chinese take outs. Its on par with sit down restaurants level prices. The quality of food is about same as others in the area, maybe cleaner tasting, but spending about $15 for Chinese takeout is not something I would do on a regular basis.