Decided to walk around and find something new for lunch and this place did not disappoint! I got…read morethe fried tilapia burrito and some chicken lumpia that were on special- they even threw in an extra on the house! The food was amazing and the service was fast and friendly. Will definitely be stopping by again!

Regular customer here, but reviewing for the first time after another visit today. Even with a cold…read morewinter wind blowing through the buildings, there was still a good crowd waiting at lunch time. Options here are reasonably priced and all of them good. Today I got the tilapia burrito, but usually order any of the katsu or tilapia offerings. Portions are generous and you WILL be filled. Service is generally quick and friendly. May be slower if you come at the lunch rush, but that's expected. Cash or Venmo is taken, as per usual with the food trucks in U-City. Honestly this is one of the best and most reliable options here among the food trucks on the Drexel campus. Try it if you haven't already!

Great food and service. Genuine. Comes with some fun performance too for some dishes.read more

In response to the owner: Creating a $19 menu that is only available to Chinese-speaking people is…read moreinappropriate and discriminatory. Businesses should not limit promotions based on language or cultural backgrounds. People from different cultures are able to enjoy other cuisines. The Chinese-speaking menu has way better options and quality than the English one, which is very disappointing. I advise everyone to not dine here. This was my biggest concern with this restaurant. There was a menu on the back of the happy hour card that was written only in Chinese. I asked the waitress about it and questioned why there wasn't an English version available. Her first response was that it was "for the Chinese elders", which is not listed anywhere on the menu by the way. After returning to the table, she added that many people "don't eat pork or like spicy food." I explained that spicy food and pork are enjoyed across many cultures, including African cuisines, so that reasoning didn't make sense to me. Her final explanation was that they simply hadn't printed an English version yet. The interaction felt dismissive and inconsistent, which left a bad impression. Beyond that, the overall service was poor. The atmosphere did not feel welcoming, there were no check-ins during the meal, and food was dropped off without any follow-up or engagement from the staff. If you do not speak Chinese, you are able to use Chatgpt for translation. Philly is a diverse city and does not need any business that is unable to cater to all customers fairly. Lastly- the food is very underwhelming. The blueberry tao chicken and udon noodles were overcooked. The fried rice was salty. The string beans and wontons were good.

I'd been to Bridget Foy's several times and thought I had reviewed the restaurant. I was surprised…read moreto see I hadn't. In a way, I'm glad I had the opportunity to get to know this legendary restaurant in Philadelphia's Headhouse Square before I reviewed it. Bridget Foy's reopened in 2020 after a fire had devastated the restaurant - it had been called East Philly Cafe, opened by Bridget's parents in 1984. I've had several dishes - but most often either the Buttermilk Chicken Sandwich or the burger. Every time, they've been excellent. I started with the New Jersey Tomato Soup-I've been recently ordering soups off menus. This soup was not your 'Mama's tomato soup'! The first taste had my 'eyes wide open'. It had a bright, fresh, tangy tomatoey taste! It came with a few sprigs of dill on top - I stirred it in - what an intriguing taste it gave the soup. It also had an interesting warm aftertaste-I asked my server and he said there's a touch of sriracha sauce. It was a uniquely delicious soup! Today, I was in the mood for the chicken sandwich - so I ordered it with French Fries. The Buttermilk Chicken Sandwich is one of the best in the city. It's perfectly fried - the coating is so delicious and crispy. But once you bite into that juicy breast you're transported to 'chicken heaven'. I didn't ask, but the chicken must be in a brine overnight to be that juicy! It usually comes with spicy buffalo sauce, but I can't eat spice so I opted out. The thin layer of pickled relish with ranch dressing was the perfect sauce - it was an amazing sandwich! I would have not have added to the order as it was a lot of food - but I saw Charleston Shrimp and Grits on the menu, and I have a weakness for shrimp and grits,and had to try it. My first bite into a shrimp with a nice scoop of grits was 'mouth numbing'- I couldn't believe how tender and succulent the shrimp was! ....and the creamy, tomatoey grits were 'ridiculous' - yes, they were that good! I was surprised how large the shrimp were, yet had retained a tender, juicy taste. I may have had better Shrimp and Grits, but I can't remember when. I do want to point out, I asked my server (Conrad) who went out of his way to accommodate my request, to hold the chili and paprika spices. He said he would, but the chef came out and said he'd have to 'create' a new dish without the spice but it would still have the same creamy tomato base. I was impressed, and it was a very memorable dish. Of course, I took home half my sandwich and some of the Shrimp and Grits, as it was a lot! I can't express how grateful we are to have such a great family restaurant that continues to reach a level of excellence year after year. I will look forward, as always, to my next visit!

Bridget Foy's is a cool vibe! I popped in for happy hour and found space at the bar no problem…read more There are plenty of tables surrounding the bar area that also count for HH. This place was way bigger than I expected with a large dining room and outdoor space. The bartender seemed new and was great but it seemed like there were other dinner specials that we were not informed of. The happy hour menu was great but check out my pictures for updated pricing!

Service was amazing. Staff were patient as we were deciding on what we wanted. They have happy hour…read morespecials which is nice.

I was as waiting on the Amtrak train so decided to pop over across the street, to the food hall…read more Decided on Mucho Peru so we got the aji panca bbq wings and a chicken empanada. So good! Would absolutely come again.

Attended our reservation for Gabriella's Vietnam while visiting Philly, and I'm really glad we did…read more The service was friendly and attentive without ever feeling over the top. Everything we ordered was delicious, but the steak was definitely the standout. It was super tender, and the green sauce that came with it was so good that I wanted to put it on everything. The clams were also perfectly cooked. Fresh, flavorful, and not overdone. Overall, it was a great meal. Would recommend!

Best thing we had was the shaken beef - the meat was v juicy and tender + the green sauce they…read morepaired it with was so tangy and bright it completely elevated the dish. I do wish the portion size was bigger for a $30 entree on the chef's menu though. Prawn and mango salad was also delicious and refreshing although not suuuper unique in its flavor. Unfortunately, the chicken hot pot wasn't what i expected - was hoping for more of a spicier broth with flavorful chicken. Overall, it was decent and the broth did taste good, just wasn't as bold as i'd like it to be. Giving it a 4 (because i can't rate it a 3.5 on yelp) and because i do think this restaurant has a lot going for them and i'd be interested in trying their menu items, too.

This place is amazing!! The best meal since my daughter had been diagnosed w celiac ~few years…read moreago!! Just amazing! Related, shaun (not a typo) was an amazing ambassador and waiter. I love this place!

Pretty darn tasty (the green sauce is chefs kiss, I put dat ish on everything) fresh hot, quick…read moreservice and friendly staff. The layout is cute they even have an outside area with a table or 2. We were hungry so we ordered everything that sounded good and we enjoyed.

Wow very strong coffee!!! Admittedly I've been cutting back my caffeine so perhaps this is related…read moreto my new tolerance level but I had a coffee with lunch and found it hard to go to bed 12 hours later ha! The ube latte was just gorgeous in color and flavor. I wish I got the pandan one to go honestly. My friend had an egg and cheese which had a delightful spread that elevated the sandwich. I had the fried chicken rice bowl, and can I just say, I think every meal should be accompanied by three types of pickles?! They each had their own flavor profile as well so I thought it was a well priced dish at $16 and I left quite full. It's a cafe vibe so casual in there but the food and quality of everything was anything but. I can't wait to return!

This was genuinely the most unreal breakfast I've ever had. The mix of flavors is just incredible…read more The garlic rice is something I've been dreaming about. I was so pleasantly surprised and I can't wait to go back and try the dinner service. Cute little cafe as well!

This place is the best!! A hidden gem. It's not a fancy dining place but just what you need to get…read moreyour good food fix in. We've had breakfast and lunch here. Some things to try- Al pastor burrito, breakfast nachos, French toast, birria tacos. The family who owns and works there is super friendly. Definitely recommend. I haven't had a single bad meal here yet.

The burritos are FAT and delicious. Extremely flavorful, crisp on the outside, and just overall…read moredelightful. It didn't sit in my stomach and make me feel disgusting afterwards. The birria tacos were everything I wanted. Juicy and fresh. The side of rice was a weak portion, but delicious! The restaurant itself looks clean and well maintained. The family that runs it really cares about the food. Highly recommend!