Koji in Salisbury absolutely blew us away. The mandu was delicious -- fresh, crunchy, and packed…read morewith flavor in every bite. I ordered the spicy pork belly and it had the perfect amount of heat, plus it came with an amazing banchan spread including cucumber kimchi, steamed eggs, Korean cole slaw, miso soup, and corn fritters. Every side dish was flavorful and beautifully prepared. My wife got the sweet Korean chicken with white rice and she loved it. To top everything off, we had mochi ice cream for dessert and it was the perfect ending to an incredible meal. Eating here honestly made me feel like I was back in Korea. Hands down the best Korean food we've ever had. Highly recommend!

Great food, homemade and fresh. Have excellent portion sizes. Definitely will be going back.read more

This Vietnamese spot in Salisbury has a chill and nostalgic vibe. he Pad Thai is rich, flavorful,…read moreand honestly kind of addictive. It's the kind of dish you keep thinking about later. Overall, it's a cozy place to grab comfort food and just relax.

Food-Excellent (5). A pleasant surprise. We are experienced Vietnamese diners so we simply compared…read moreour experience with Viet Taste. We don't expect exactly the same dishes and were not disappointed in freshness, quantity, and uniqueness. Viet Taste has its own, I believe, interpretation of some mainline traditional dishes and we found them delicious and interesting. Midweek lunch for two that included two appetizers and two main dishes with water to drink cost about $50. There was enough left over for another meal. Service - Good (3). Pleasant and effective. Timing on service was unpredictable. Appetizers served after mains for example. Diners who arrived long after us were served before us. Yes, it may be that dishes are delivered when ready, but there was no messaging about delays. Ambiance - (1) needs work. Overgrown plants, unkempt sidewalk in front, and a grimy restroom with no paper towels were signs that some maintenance was needed. The entire space has the potential to offer a much better experience given size and furnishings. See photo of bathroom light switch plate. Next time we may opt for takeout. Overall good and interesting food unique for Salisbury. I hope they upgrade the environment and successfully remain in business.

Aloha, stopped in at 1400 for a beer at Hoppers & couldn't help but wonder how'd Mau Whang end up…read morein Salisbury Maryland from Japan? Thank you for doing so. Yummy sushi really, trust me I'm a sushi snob connoisseur from Hawaii. I started with the hamachi. It was oh so yummy & fresh! Day 2 working my way through the menu you must try the specialty rolls (great deal 3/$25), as well as the basics. Really this is the best bang for your buck on made-to-order sushi. Make it a point to visit Mau at Zay Sushi (btw Zay is his sons name). Cool!

I recommend this place to anyone that likes reasonably priced sushi. My husband doesn't eat sushi…read moreso being able to have options in the food court makes us all happy. Fast friendly service.

The sushi is good and I love the bento box at lunchtime…read more Beauty Alaskan Roll, Mountain Roll, & shrimp cucumber roll The service is adequate There is no only takeout

This is a mixed review. I have been to this restaurant several times and I have been happy. The one…read morething I love the most is the 90s prices. I find most places to be too expensive, but I live for the prices. With that said DO NOT ORDER THE CHOW MEIN, this menu is misleading and get chop suey with white rice and crispy noodles for soup. This dish states fried noodles in their menu. So disappointing.

We called in some carry out. I was shocked at how busy the place was. When I arrived the order was…read moreready yet (approx 10 minutes) We ordered beef with broccoli for the Golden Girls since we were getting into the area late. It's looked great ... fresh and vibrant. I got a taste of the sauce and it was very good For us we ordered shrimp fried rice. I'm not sure why the rice had more of a yellow appearance as opposed to brown (missing soy or hoisin?) . It tasted okay but was a little bland. The Singapore noodles (they call it (Singapore mei fun) was very good. A rich curry flavor. We also got the crab Rangoon and the shrimp egg rolls. This ranks at the top of the chain for Chinese near our place here. Service was pretty fast but they need another counter person when they are busy. The completed orders are placed on the cold counter no heat lamp and we had to wait for the young lady to take 2 phone orders to them hand me ours The ambiance is the downer .... The place is clean but you could eat at the 5-6 tables because they have the heat off, I assume to save money. If you are waiting for food in the seating area, I swear it was colder than outside. Plus their cooks wore skip caps, winter vests below the aprons. So even with all the woks going it wasn't much warmer on their side. I honestly would've given the place 5 stars .... My advice TURN THE DAM HEAT UP! The tiny little space heater is ineffective and waiting for your order is downright unpleasant

Since they changed hands and open up under a new name, the place is spotless now the general Tso…read morechicken was incredibly good much better than any other around this area. I agree with one poster the yellow fried rice was strange. It was good, but it needed some soy I will definitely be back. The only drawback I have of the place is we decided to eat there and there's no air conditioning. It was so hot in there that we had to leave but I gotta say good food for Delaware for sure.

First time trying this today when we had to run into the mall for a few things. We got chicken…read moreteriyaki and it was awesome. Only downside is I didn't order extra chicken. Very good food.

Pretty good for the Food Court at the mall. This is my second time eating here and I definitely…read morerecommend going before or after the lunch crowd- you get fresher tasting food and a little more meat. I always upgrade to the fried rice- it makes the teriyaki chicken and veggies a little more oily, but who wants dry food? The teriyaki is mild and the meal as a whole tastes Americanized, but what do you expect at the mall. The only downer is that they do not sell bottled water or offer water. Strange, but unlike a Japanese restaurant, it's cheap enough to get a drink from the Chickfila next door.

I don't always update reviews but we enjoyed this place so much that I wanted to. My family were on…read moreour way south and I remembered how much we liked this place. Traffic kept pushing our lunch later but I didn't give up. Glad we didn't! Staff is awesome, they set a table up for us outside the front door to accommodate our dog. (They even brought him a bowl of water) Equally importantly, the food is delicious! My wife had the hummus and we could tell they made it themselves, nice and fresh! I went with pork souvlaki over their salad and a side of lemon potatoes. The pork is seasoned perfectly and is so tender! They serve it with a creamy dressing that is sublime, the kind of thing you remember for a while. The lemon potatoes were great and also benefited from a dip in that dressing!! Wish we lived nearby, will have to settle for stopping every time we pass by!

Very unassuming place. Walls are gray with some pictures. 5 various sized tables. A counter with…read morestools. What this place lacks in ambiance, it makes up in friendly service & really good food! I got the chicken souvlaki. Fresh, crisp toppings on a soft, fresh pita with right off the grill marinated chicken breast. The sauces were amazing. Tzatziki or the Greek dressing. Such a compliment to the sandwiches. I ordered the lamb gyro for my husband and he was greatly impressed. I told myself I'd take just one bite and eat the rest when I got home but it was sooo good I finished the whole thing in their parking lot. Next time I'm back in town I'm stopping here again!

This place is a bit unusual in that it offers a build your own bowl fast casual model as well as…read moremore typical Indian food prepared to order. I did the latter, but the options for building a bowl looked solid if you're in a hurry. The food I received looked proper, the biryani coming with garnishes and a side of yogurt. They called me to say they could do a dabeli, but offered me a vada pav instead, which is a similar fast food sandwich, capably rendered in their hands. The food was all on the indulgent side and the spice levels hit hard. I would order carefully, but I would order.

Great food and great spice. I am a pepper head but the spice on these got me a little bit.read more