This is a friendly family restaurant with great food. I am a big lover of Thai restaurants, and…read morethis is my favorite.

This place has a lovely interior and offers seating both inside and outside. I ordered the sesame…read morechicken and a sampler for two people, and the food was prepared in roughly 15 minutes. While waiting, we visited Scoop n' boba, and by the time we got our drinks, our food was ready. The food was extremely fresh and satisfying, making the experience even better. I would definitely recommend it!

Excellent service and prompt waitstaff. The food was yummy and pretty reasonably priced - everyone…read morein our group got funky drinks and bubble teas and everyone found something they liked. I wish they had a pescatarian or vegetarian ramen option because it looked pretty good but I unfortunately could not partake (my friends said it was very good). Parking lot available people just kinda park everywhere. Really good crab rangoons and veggie dumplings!

This place has been on my radar for some time, and jumped on a chance to try it for lunch. Note…read morethat this restaurant has a small parking lot our front, which can save you from feeding the meters. The restaurant was not too busy on arrival, but then a steady stream of diners streamed in, as well as a brisk pace of take out orders. We had a friendly and efficient waiter, who helped explain the menu a bit as it was our first visit. The menu is pan-asian, but I thought leaned heavily into Japanese dishes. So many dumpling and Bao dishes, I was tempted to just have those, but also wanted to try a noodle dish. Xiao Long Bao and soup dumplings were delicious, and I absolutely want to return to work deeper into the dumplings here. For the noodle dish, we opted for Seafood Maloney, which was an assortment of seafood with glass noodles. This dish wasn't my favorite, had a fair amount of shrimp, but not much else, and wasn't a flavor that I loved. Next time, will try a more traditional noodle dish. This looks like a "family run" restaurant, and I would recommend a stop when in Dover NH

We came here twice during our vacation. It's a fast casual Asian restaurant in the Settler's Green…read moreplaza. The people were friendly and there were plenty of seating. The menu had many good options and the prices were decent. There was ample parking. They serve Asian street food which includes noodles, rice bowls, and Asian fusion. It's a great spot to stop in while shopping. I got myself a curry noodle bowl (forgot the name) and it was really good. I also recommend the crab rangoons.

Nice place with super friendly servers. We tried beef noodle, pho, and beef bao bun. All were super…read moretasty, perfect for a cold and rainy day. The most impressive part is that this place is dog friendly. Our little dog was welcomed in and had a great time.

I first ended up at Bubba on one of those cold New Hampshire days when ramen feels less like a want…read moreand more like a requirement. It stuck. Now it is one of those downtown Concord places I circle back to whenever I am craving something brothy and comforting that still has some personality. Most visits revolve around noodle soups, and I have worked my way through a good chunk of the menu. The spicy miso ramen has a deep heat that builds instead of hitting you all at once, and the shoyu ramen is clean and savory in a way that makes you keep sipping the broth even when you are full. The Bubba pho and veggie pho are both solid, generous bowls, and the Korean noodle soup that started as a special clearly earned its permanent spot. Even the Japanese curry soup, which I expected to be heavier, if I had to nitpick I wish it had more curry flavor. My favorite order though is the spicy tantan, with a tweak. Sub the ground chicken for the soy glazed chicken. It adds texture and a little sweetness that really works with the spice. Service is friendly without hovering, and the pacing is usually spot on even when they are busy. The space itself is small, but I rarely struggle to get a table, and the bar seating is a nice option if you are solo. Portions are filling, prices feel fair, and I always leave thinking about what I will order next time.

This place has it figured out. Instead of waiting for your soup to get cold, they add cold tofu to…read morethe broth so it's immediately lukewarm on service. As a bonus, the tofu center is still cold so you can really get complete unpleasantness with every bite. And, rather than having to spend a bunch of time waiting for your noodles to clump together as they congeal, they serve them already clumped so you get the opportunity to eat your noodle in brick form. Ya'll - I know it's New Hampshire, but let's at least put in some effort.

I drive by here every day and finally called in a takeout order. Got sausage dumplings, duck ramen…read moreand vegetable ramen. When I went to pick it up, the restaurant was much bigger than I expected. Full bar, lots of tables and chairs and the aroma was making my stomach grumble with anticipation. Staff were lovely, prices reasonable. Got home and it was like being back in Japan. The soup was separate and pouring it onto the ramen was delightful. The dumplings were perfect and yummy. I had the duck ramen and not only did I eat the whole thing, I drank what was left of the soup.. large portions and very delicious. I could go on and on!!! Go there!

Wow!!! We live nearby and I was like "let's try", I am so glad I did. First off when we got there…read moreparking is a bit funky, we parked in the upper lot an walked down. OK so we are in. The moment you walk in you can smell authenticity! We started with the pan fry dumplings which were delicious and served with a sauce unlike anything I had before. My bride opted for a pork noodle bowl.......loved it, I got the Dan Dan peanut noodle bowl. This dish had such depth in the flavor, it was not a quick sauce off. I noticed the sesame oil roasting of the peanuts in my dish, it just added that level of complexity and flavor. Prices are exceptional, two of us ate, 1 drink each, app and two dishes $60. I love Anju a ton also, but these flavor profiles are completely different. YOU need to go her and check this place out.

Fantastic hidden gem in Somersworth! We went for some warm food on a cold winter night and this hit…read morethe spot. Upon entering it's a very clean and open space. There are very large screens with the menu, and the you can order at a kiosk. We all ordered pho and drinks. We signed up for a loyalty program and received a text when our order was ready and picked it up at the counter. They have many different sauces and toppings to individualize your food. The medium sizes were enough to fill our stomachs. Our interaction with the counter staff was excellent. We definitely will go back again.

I enjoy the quick serve, self ordering set up. Got a drink and banh mi. Everything appeared pretty…read morequickly, it looks like it's family run. My lychee tea was a bit too sweet, I had it kindly and graciously remade for me. Their banh mi has a lot of potential. The bread is perfect, crispy chewy. Lots of filling. I am struggling in the sense the pork/meats and seasonings were really sweet that it overpowered the cilantro, jalapeños. All I could taste is sweetness which was disappointing to me because I think this could be a great sandwich. My friend enjoyed her pork belly banh mi. But agreed the drink was cloyingly sweet. I think they should provide little condiment cups because they have a condiment stand. Would have to bring your whole tray over to put whatever you want on your food. Also it's open, I would suggest it would be covered, as it is fully exposed to the elements which can be a bit unnerving.

Fantastic little noodle shop located in the heart of downtown. We got the wonton noodle dish and I…read moregot the poor color curry Both were excellent. This is an expensive restaurant, but for the quality of service and the food. It was worth it Just to know this is a smaller join, so the large party might have difficulty or a long wait.

I was thrilled when I discovered that there was a supposedly authentic ramen experience a stone's…read morethrow away from my hotel while in the area for a business trip. Unfortunately, I am a die-hard ramen aficionado and former New Yorker of over 10 years-- so I can be quite a tough critic. Points for the lovely atmosphere and cultural aesthetic... though the restaurant closes early on weekdays and I was informed of such the minute I entered the door prior to receiving a proper greeting. I had no other option but to order takeout and I would have appreciated being offered a seat, glass of water or beverage while waiting. The waitress stood next to me while I perused the menu so I definitely felt rushed to order and she was very brief in her responses regarding the most popular/tasty ramen options on account of wanting to begin closing perhaps? Overall, reception wasn't overwhelmingly warm... if it wasn't after 8 PM, I likely would have gone elsewhere simply off of the initial vibrations. Nonetheless, $40 later (OBA ramen, cucumber salad, ginger tea and I tipped $5... when I really shouldn't have)-- I dive in upon arriving to hotel to a very AVERAGE experience. The tea is not freshly brewed in-house with ginger, lemon etc... had I known I was going to receive a tea bag and hot water, I would have passed on spending the $4.50 (as the hotel has artisan teas). Cucumber salad is lacking spice, flavor profile and brine... just large, chopped chunks with a vinegar + chile concoction that lacks heat, reminds me of tajin (very salt forward) and was not marinated. It's a quick cucumber salad-- because it was prepared in this manner, the result is extremely watery because the flavor elements didn't absorb into the cucumber. I like cucumber salads almost like a kimchi... made with passion and spicy on the palette. As far as the ramen.... Nothing noteworthy. Cabbage, bamboo, corn were just naked toppings and placed on the ramen comparable to a salad bar. I like my elements flavorful and braised/sautéed. These were completely PLAIN toppings. Bamboo and shredded cabbage were likely canned/bagged respectively. Completely devoid of seasoning and umami. Tamago was cooked relatively properly but the rim was approaching hardboiled (yellowed rim with the jammy yellow center= slightly overdone). Chashu was actually lovely on the flavor scale but over-cooked as well and sliced in uniform disks, which seems as if it was pre-prepped versus made to order. Pork belly should be rich, smoky and more dense... Broth was short on miso presence but definitely edible. My favorite aspect of the whole meal was the chili oil (that I requested upon leaving... it was not provided to me without prompting even though I ordered my food at the spiciest level/5). It really elevated the flavor of the broth and I was happy that it was able to salvage the meal! Perhaps homemade? Perhaps this is an authentic ramen establishment by New Hampshire standards but it's a hard pass for me. Also, the to-go bowls should be larger to house the broth provided and to mix with ease. Bowls are too shallow so you have to pour broth, eat a bit, then add the remaining broth otherwise it will spill everywhere when you attempt to mix the ramen components. Additionally, a customer should always be asked if they would like utensils... I had to ask on my way out after checking my order for accuracy. Fair attempt but a far cry from stellar-- perhaps on account of not dining in? I just didn't taste the love and the authenticity. I've had many ramen experiences outside of metropolitan cities (and Japan) where you can still taste the craftsmanship and love in preparing all the elements. Sadly, OBA missed the mark on the flavor and execution train for me!

Love this place , typically we go for PHO with a couple appetizers and house rice !!…read moreCan't go wrong with this place ...... going tonight.

I did my first ever order by take out. Was house sitting for my son. The food was very good and…read moreVERY generous portions. Eggs rolls are huge, but do lack flavor. Soup was great. I love a good wanton soup, broth very favorable. Very generous portion of pad Thai. Will definitely be ordering again next week when I am in that area.

We stopped in at Yarmouth Rice and Noodles on our way back to Portland after a visit to the…read moreflagship L.L. Bean store, and it turned out to be a great lunch choice. My partner ordered the vegetable pho, and I went with the pork wonton soup. We also shared an order of pan-fried dumplings. Everything was comforting and flavorful, and the portions were impressively generous. Even the "small" pho was anything but small, and the wonton soup -- listed as an appetizer -- easily ate like a full bowl on its own. We both ended up with leftovers, especially her. The dumplings were nicely pan-fried with a good balance of crispness and filling, and paired well with the soups. This is the kind of place where you leave full and happy. Service was warm and welcoming -- the owner/server was very sweet, friendly, and helpful, which made the stop feel relaxed and personal rather than rushed. A solid, satisfying spot for a casual meal, especially if you're hungry or planning on leftovers.

It was disgusting, water downed slop. Every thing was the same, and practically tasteless…read moreingredients. i ordered: orange chicken, drunkin noodle, dumplings, and a pork bao, which contained ingredients I could not even recognize. The rest of it was just handfuls of the same stuff, and only partially cooked. I dont what these other people who left reviews eat, but ive been to jail and the food is better there.