LOOOOVE this place! We discovered this place on our walk in the morning, looking for coffee after…read moreleaving our hotel room. Walked in and immediately felt warm and welcoming. The staff was incredibly friendly and extremely helpful. I ordered one of their sandwich sandwiches shirt on focaccia bread, which was heavenly. We also ordered a pistachio and almond croissants, which were so good. We will definitely be back.

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A very modest, hole in the wall grocery store that sells everything Burmese. Run by a Kachin…read morefamily. From candy, to betel nut, to dried fish, to thanakha, to balachaung. No, this is not 99 Ranch or H Mart. It's not as even well lit or well put as a 7-11. But for a second, I was home. Please take a good look at the expiration date of the goods before you buy. And do a visual check for molds or discoloring. There's not much Burmese people around. So I don't think the goods get turned over that much. Plus 90% of grocery a Burmese family might need can be bought in either Indian or Chinese/Viet grocery sto

I'm not sure what to say about this place. It's a hole-in-the-wall market that sells mostly Thai…read morethings, even though obviously it's Burmese, thanks to the name. Just so you know, the country is Myanmar (formerly Burma), but its adjective is still Burmese. The selection is pretty good, and handy if you plan on cooking Thai or Burmese dishes. It looks like a small market from the outside, and even when you step in - but they have a lot of stuff in the freezers in the back - but they're old-school freezers that you have to open the hatch up to see what's inside. Well, luckily I did and I could see they have a plethora of frozen fishes, and even frogs. They seem to have everything basic, and also game meats, to make any kind of dish a Burmese could request for - but I wouldn't know for sure. But really, this place could use some dressing up. And it would look a lot less tacky if they would stop doubling their store as some kind of phone business. Regardless, I looked up on yelp for Burmese and Myanmar things - and the closest thing is in Lewisville. So this is something unique for Dallas, whether I like it or not.

Great service from a cashier named Angel, such funny,handsome guy, who just gave a great vibe about…read moreworking at El Rancho.

I went to the kitchen to get three carnita tacos and two pupusas. I asked them if they spoke…read moreEnglish because my Spanish is kind of rusty and they told me no which is fine. I told them in Spanish for three Carnita tacos and two pupusa. The lady wants to look at me crazy and acts like she doesn't understand Spanish I ask somebody else if they speak English they say no I tell them the exact same thing I told the other lady and she acts like she doesn't understand Spanish either. I don't know if it's because I am fair skin and look white or what but I had to call my father for him to order his food in Spanish. When I try to pass the phone they continuously tell me that they don't speak English, and I have to get loud and tell them that my dad speak Spanish. They finally grabbed the phone and out of the blue they understand Spanish I get my food. I come home one the tacos the tortillas themselves were raw. The Carnitas weren't even chopped up and the pupusa had a long hair in it. I will never ever ever come back again. They need to fix not only their attitude but their food they need to know what proper customer service is and work on their food hygiene ASAP

Another one of my favorite sushi places! I love how simple the menu is. It isn't overwhelming and…read moreit is easy to order from. Everything is fresh! If you order ahead they give you free edamame, which is a nice bonus. You can call to order ahead for to go or in restaurant dining. I love dining in but also love picking up lunch from here as well. Everything is simple. They are a supplier and also have a grocery store. You can get a wide variety of items from sushi grade fish, sushi supplies, snack and more. The staff is always so friendly. They have a very tiny parking lot. That is the only downside. But it is worth visiting this gem!

I visited Kazy's on a Wednesday for a late lunch. It wasn't busy and there were plenty of tables…read more To dine-in, you fill out an order sheet first and then you can sit anywhere. They have a wall of freezers with a variety of reasonably priced frozen goods. They also have a small market area with a spices, sauces, and snacks. On their menu, they have a lot of roll options to choose from but only offer 3 types of sashimi - tuna, salmon, and hamachi. I love their salmon sashimi (so soft and buttery!) and their udon. Their small size is a decent size portion! Overall, I would recommend stopping by for some cheap rolls and affordable udon!

Ordered 2 simple plates. Went to the register and the young girl gave me my receipt. I had to…read moregive it to the man behind the counter. He put a lot of meat on the plate. I thought wow! I failed to look at the receipt. My phone notified me I had spent 35.20. This morning. She got me. I realize it's my fault too for not looking at the receipt. I ordered 2 carne asadas plates. No drinks.

These guys tried to credit card scam me by scanning my card 5 times because their "machine wasn't…read moreworking." I went in twice and they refused to give me my money back. They also consistently give you more meat than you ask for as well. If you're willing to be scammed, I guess enjoy their cheap taco meat.