Saw that a new place had opened up in the area. The place is Anna's Soul Shack at 1996 Cleveland…read moreAvenue. I ordered some chicken wings with BBQ sauce on it. Macaroni and cheese, green beans, sweet potatoes, baked beans. The chicken wings were cooked perfectly, slightly crisp with BBQ sauce on them. The Mac and cheese was super creamy with actual cheese baked on top. Delicious!! The green beans had some turkey meat in them, very flavorful. The baked beans had the slightest spicy flavor to them, very flavorful. And the star of the meal was the sweet potatoes with marshmallows on top. Super delicious!!!! The business is named after their grandmother. The recipes are from his sister.

Been to this place 3 times and I will continue to recommend this place. The wings are absolutely…read moreamazing.

When I first saw this, I was excited. I just moved to Columbus, these type of Chinese BBQ not many…read morearound. Upon my arrival, there is no parking, you have to park on the street, but the street parking is always full. I arrived around 6pm on the weeknights, the place is tiny, only few people I seated, scanned the menu, and I can ordered on my phone I thought this was one of them you grill your own BBQ place, but is not, very disappointed They grilled in the kitchen and bring it out to you. Honestly with so little they offered, is kind of expensive. The server kept on playing with her phone, never come check on me, my glass was completely empty, I have to called her for a refill I won't be back unfortunately

This place is definitely unique, and I think I didn't exactly know what I was doing…read more This place is extremely casual, and for those who know, I don't recommend going on hair washing day . It's very small, and most people appeared to get take out. Per usual, we ordered A LOT... and all at one time. That was our mistake. I recommend ordering your food a few skewers at a time so the food doesn't have time to get cold. They offer a warming grate, but it doesn't do much. Initially, I loved the skewers. However, they use the same seasonings on everything... which gets a little overwhelming. I really enjoyed the green beans, chicken, wings, potatoes,and beef; my husband enjoyed the prawns and lamb (I don't like either meat, so I didn't try those). The hotdog was 'ok'. It has been a while since I have been here, so I am open to going back and trying more items.

It's whatever you make it to be. You pick what you want in the bowl and they cook it. Been there…read moreseveral times. Always great.

This was amazing for a fast stop! I had no idea there were other Mongolian places in Columbus! I…read morewill definitely be back here! Right in the heart of Lewis Center. Staff was so kind. Food was amazing. You know I got a fun little hibachi bowl. Yummy yummy yummy yummy.

This is a take out spot. Or you can order delivery from one of the delivery apps. First time…read moretrying, very good! Good prices for the huge amount of food you get. Dinner and lunch tomorrow! Try this one. They have several locations around

Great hibachi every time! I love the cabbage that is added and the good portion for price. Try the…read moreegg yolk on top it's so delicious! I actually prefer it over the yum yum sauce!

Beautiful interior! Cool multicolored fog surrounds all of the booths. The food was amazing. Beef…read moretongue, spicy chicken, garlic chicken, bulgogi all were really tasty. The chicken and bulgogi didn't even need extra sauce. But they have a sauce bar, for creating your own sauces, some desserts and fruit as well, seaweed salad at the buffet portion. Brisket was a little fatty, but flavor was still good. Great customer service , checking all the time if we were okay or needed anything extra. Just a great experience overall.

I like Korean barbecues,. I usually go with friends, but everybody was like "oh I have to work,"…read more"oh, I don't eat meat." And I had some time today, so I came by myself. And it worked out just fine. Maybe not as fun as with friends, but when I went at two in the afternoon, I was the only person there. Service was excellent. The place was not smoky except for right at my grill. Standard KBBQ set up. You can also do hot pot. I got a couple of kinds of bulgogi, garlic chicken, brisket, pineapple, etc. They have the usual offerings. I did try their Siji Signature pork belly. And it was pretty darn good. I think it had been marinated. They also do a garlic one. They have a sauce bar, and a few appetizer/accompaniment things. I saw something new to me, prickly ash oil I think it was called. I asked, and the waitress said it was peppery. And it is indeed, but also with the numbing Szechuan pepper. Definitely a little tingly. You can dip your food in it, or I assume people cook in it too. Good, but not good enough to try again. They have a bunch of other sauces. The meats were all decent portions, and were tender and flavorful. The fruits and veggies were fresh and flavorful. The cost even wasn't ridiculous. $19 I think for lunch. I was out of there with a tip and drink for less than $30. It's far out of my way, and it has the usual KBBQ drawback of awkward seating up against the table base. But I really enjoyed it. And I can't find anything significant to take a star away from it. So five stars, and I'd go back.

I saw this place while walking past, by Studio 614. I had wanted to try peri-peri chicken for…read moreawhile and this was an excellent opportunity. I ordered online while sitting at the studio making soap and chose carryout. I was finished earlier than expected, so went in to sit while I waited. It was actually ready for pickup after I walked in. Very friendly service and after I got home, found the meal was very good. I had the chicken with rice, and a corn-on-the-cob. They were all seasoned with mild peri-peri sauce and delicious. I hope they stick around for awhile and get lots of business.

Peri-Peri Chicken opened up near my work and I finally had an opportunity to stop in. I ordered the…read morechicken tenders, mild, with mild peri sauce, rice and a side of mozzarella. I know it's an incredibly juvenile preference but I was happy to see there was a boneless option on a menu that predominantly features bone-in chicken. The chicken was perfectly cooked and flavorful. The mild is truly mild, I'll probably try the medium next time. The rice was really good, I loved the chunks of pepper in it. It would have been perfect but I felt it was lacking salt. However, dumping my leftover mild sauce on the rice fixed that issue. The mozzarella sticks are your average mozzarella stick, but I found the red sauce to be above average. The service was fine. No chit chat or overly friendly demeanors but everyone was polite and I got my food fast. The restaurant seemed very clean. There are a few booths and tables, but this most definitely seem like the kind of place that mostly gets takeout orders.

My favorite all-you-can-eat hotpot in Columbus!! Kbbq is included. Lots n lots of options,…read moreincluding a variety of tofu. It's buffet style, so you can have as little or as much as you want of anything. Unlimited fruit tea and milk tea too! Their skewers are too seasoned for me, but you can grab those to the right of the hotpot area and leave them at the end of your table for a server to take and a robot to return, cooked. There's also fruit and dessert in that area. My personal recs are shrimp paste, quail eggs, and sliced lamb. The cooked buffet food isn't bad, but it's more worth it to stick to your hotpot/bbq in my opinion!

Disappointing. Not…read morebad, though- just not as good as other KBBQ places in town. Say 3.5 stars. But not what I had hoped for, with the price of this kind of place. Big open space inside, very nicely decorated. Good service, though sometimes a bit slow. I like the concept, with the grill, hotpot, and prepared foods included. I just did bbq and prepared; these places in general are better with groups, but it was just me, and I didn't want to overdo it. The food was good-not-great. Just not flavorful. The sauces were okay, not full of flavor like some other places. The prepared stuff was slightly better than Chinese buffet versions, but only slightly, and most of it was the same things (orange chicken, black pepper chicken, etc.) A few more interesting seafood items. But still, lacking in flavor. And the meats were meh too. Standard beef bulgogi was a little tough, and not at all flavorful. Spicy beef bulgogi had more flavor, but no heat. Spicy pork? Meh. No heat. I like spicy, so my scale is tilted, but seriously, no heat, no spice. Even the kimchi was mild. I was intrigued by the skewers but ordering is weird (according to the posted sign): take skewers to table, server takes them to kitchen, then brings them back cooked. I had assumed I would cook them at the table, so I just passed. Spray can of oil at the table. Plus butter pats in plastic, kind of awkward to use. Kid K would have been happy- plenty of desserts. I left stuffed, don't get me wrong, but I doubt I'll be back. Just not enough flavor. But if you are looking for a place that combines several options, without an add-on cost, this could work.

Don't let the outside fool you, the interior is surprisingly clean and put together for what looks…read morelike a converted house. Ended up here for a double smash and fries and left mostly impressed. The fries are the star of the show perfectly crispy, well seasoned, exactly what you want. The burger is solid, good crust on the patty and a nicely toasted brioche bun, but the seasoning competes a little too much with the beef rather than letting the meat shine. Slightly oily too. For a smash burger the beef should be the focus and it gets a little lost here. $19 for a double and fries is reasonable for the quality, not a steal but fair. Only real complaint beyond the burger seasoning is cans only, no fountain drinks, which feels like an oversight for a burger spot. Would come back if I was in the area.

Recently I was craving a good burger, and after hearing about a new smash burger place that opened…read moreclose to where we live, my wife and I decided to give it a try. We made the short drive to Smash Daddy's, just outside of Orient, Ohio. When we arrived, the restaurant was about half full. It's not a very big place--maybe 10 to 12 small tables--and from the outside it looks like a house that was converted into a restaurant. Don't let the size fool you, though. It's small in space but huge on flavor. Smash Daddy's is set up as counter service. You order from the menu board at the register, grab a seat, and they bring your food out when it's ready. The menu is fairly simple, which I actually like. You can build your own burger or choose from their signature burgers. They also offer grilled all-beef hot dogs with different toppings, and their only side is fair-style fresh-cut fries. I ordered the Smash Daddy Burger, which comes with two smash patties, American cheese, lettuce, tomato, grilled onions, pickles, and their house-made Smash Sauce on a grilled brioche bun. My wife ordered the same burger, just without the onions. I also ordered one of their grilled hot dogs because I wanted to try it. It came on a split-top Texas toast bun, and I topped it with mustard, ketchup (yes, I know... I like ketchup on my hot dogs!), relish, and chopped onions. We also shared an order of the fresh-cut fries. The fries were excellent--thin, crispy, flavorful, and the portion was easily big enough for two people to share. The hot dog had a great grilled flavor, the bun was warm and soft, and it was exactly what I was hoping for. But the real star of the meal was the smash burger. The patties had that perfect crispy edge, the grilled brioche bun was soft with just a little crunch, and every bite was packed with flavor. Everything worked together perfectly. It was also a very satisfying size--I was completely full when I finished. When we ordered, we met Teresa at the counter. She was incredibly friendly, explained the menu, offered suggestions, and never stopped moving. She was taking orders, delivering food, cleaning tables, and making sure everyone was taken care of. She mentioned they've only been open about nine months, and judging by the steady line of customers the entire time we were there, they're doing something right. They also carry frozen treats from Whit's, which is a nice bonus if you're looking for dessert. My only minor complaints are the prices. Drinks are limited to canned soda or bottled water, and a can of soda costs $2. While that's not outrageous, it does seem a little high. The burgers are also on the expensive side. My Smash Daddy Burger was $13 by itself, fries were $5, and the hot dog was $5. Our total came to about $42 for two burgers, one shared order of fries, one hot dog, and drinks. That's a little more than I expected, especially when you compare it to what you can get at a sit-down restaurant. That said, the food quality was excellent, the portions were generous, the restaurant was spotless, and the staff couldn't have been friendlier. Was it delicious? Absolutely. Will I be back? Without a doubt. Just be prepared for the prices so you don't experience a little sticker shock when you order. If you're looking for one of the best smash burgers in the area, Smash Daddy's is definitely worth checking out.