We used to go here before - when this place was nan king ! Used to be our fav spots .. went back…read moreafter a few years and I should say - this one is better now :) it's kinda a hidden gem . Nice location close to so many shopping areas. Fantastic interiors.. nice ambience and great service... we have cocktails, mocktails , and beers for nominal price . Lots of parking outside . I asked for a recommendation and the guy said chicken 65.. went with his advice and it did not disappoint.. It was super fantastic... 65 was spicy and delicious.. went well with fried rice . They also have other super good info Chinese chicken items . Will surely go back and try more food . Fried rice was awesome . Chilli tofu was ok dokie. Took it home to eat and it became a bit soggy and not the best . Good experience overall. 4 stars.. perfect spot for indo Chinese dishes .

Kidaan New Jersey!…read more Kisi ko batana nahi - This go to chill spot not only has live music three nights a week but a pocket friendly lunch special and vast menu that serves from authentic mughlai to new jersey's best indo chinese to indo thai and a lot more! Toh aajao mere naal to Spice Culture in South Plainfield -- jahan food bhi lit hai aur vibes bhi hit hai! And here is the best part, if you mention this reel while dining in, you get a complimentary dessert! Here are my top recommendations: Tokri Chaat -- Crispy, tangy, aur full-on swaad! First bite lete hi bologe -- bas yahi chahiye yaar! Black Pepper Chicken - tender pieces tossed in black pepper gravy with just the right kick. Perfect with a chilled drink on the side. Chilly Chicken with Hakka Noodles - juicy, saucy, spicy--this combo hits like a Friday night anthem Non-Veg Sizzlers -- yeh ek dum showstopper hai! Seekh, tikka, tangri -- smoky, juicy, and grilled to perfection. If you're a real kebab fan, this is your moment! Saag Paneer - creamy saag, soft paneer, and that earthy flavor that hits straight to the soul--just like home! Malai Kofta - rich, royal, and indulgent. Soft koftas in a silky gravy that's straight-up comfort in a bowl. Bhuna Chicken - slow-cooked till the masala clings to every bite. Spicy, bold, and full of depth - iss dish ka character hai! To intezar kis baat ka, visit Spice Culture today!

The service was outstanding. The food selection was very nice…read more The serving size was quite generous. I wouldn't want to come here again if I'm in New Brunswick. The ambience and the surroundings of the restaurant are very eclectic very nice very Thai looking.

Attended a birthday dinner here and had a good time! The food was excellent! Very flavorful with…read morejust the right amount of spice. I had the pad Thai and thoroughly enjoyed my meal. I was lucky enough to be able to taste a variety of dishes that my party ordered and loved everything. Not one bad bite on the table! I would also highly recommend the orange chicken. My only concern is that they were clearly understaffed. They had one server who was also the host. It took a while to grab his attention and we were not checked on frequently (understandable because he was taking care of every other table in the restaurant as well).

very good!!!! would come here again :))))))))))))))))))))))))))…read more it's got that sketchy look on the outside but the inside is very nice, full of hungry nice people and ready to eat their delicious food!! i loved their chicken wings and dumplings.

Tried China buffet for the first time for lunch this past weekend and I was not impressed. It was…read morepacked for a Sunday afternoon but were able to get seated quickly. The staff was nice and friendly but the food options were underwhelming to me and it was a smaller buffet than the ones I was used to. The only items I found enjoyable to eat was the stuffed clam and garlic bread. I would not return here again.

I don't often get to have Korean food, so this was a real treat! For starters, it's in a lovely…read morearea, very walkable and nearby to numerous bakeries, in case you want dessert. My parents and I were seated promptly and immediately attended to, which was very nice. The menu is not very long, but everything on it looked delicious. I decided to order the dolsot bibimbap, something I was admittedly nervous to try since vegetables don't tend to be my favorite. I couldn't have made a better choice! The vegetables were all so flavorful and were actually grilling on the sides of the pot, which was a sight to see! Everything was perfectly seasoned, the marinade on the beef was delicious and I found myself wishing I had a second stomach to eat it all! My only, very minor complaint is that the fried egg ended up getting somewhat overcooked for my taste, but that's probably just a side effect of the dolsot style. I wish I lived closer because if I did, I would be in here every week sampling their menu. As it stands, I've been fantasizing about it all ever since. As for my parents, they ordered the seafood and scallion pancakes, which were well cooked with some delicious shrimp in them, and the Seoulville KFC, which I didn't try but it was given much praise by my father. Just a lovely little family owned place, very quiet and with great service! Highly recommend!

This was a small place with all Korean dishes to choose from. The service was appreciated while…read morethe food came out very quickly. For appetizers, the bulgogi wrap ($16) and a small order of wings ($9) were ordered. The wrap was flax seeds flour rolled with bulgogi beef and various vegetables. There was also some type of mayo and teriyaki sauce (or eel sauce) on top. This was good. The wrap was light and held up with the beef filling. The beef was flavorful and paired well with both sauces. There were five wings. The sauce chosen was the sweet and spicy. Each wing was of good size while being very saucy. There was definitely more heat than sweet, but still ideal flavor. I did think they would be a tad crispier. For an entrée, I had the kimchi fried rice with beef ($22). This was solid. The fried egg was a little hard, but the rice had good flavor and was just overall tasty and well rounded. I also tried the bulgogi soup. The broth was outstanding. They also provided some broccoli, kimchi, noodles, and I believe glazed sweet potatoes as sides. The broccoli was great with a little sesame oil present. The sweet potatoes were pleasant as well. Will I go back? Yes.

A nice elegant restaurant tucked away in the back of a main shopping plaza. We ordered a ton of…read morefood since it was our first time here and we are considering them to cater a party at our home. We (mostly) lived all the food so I would definitely recommend coming here. We ordered - Drums of Hell - very nice, we were expecting Chicken Lollipops but these come in a thick gravy - not what we expected but tasted great. Lotus Root in Honey Garlic - a bit too sweet for my taste. I wouldn't order this dish again Gobhi Manchurian - this is a classic Indian-Chinese dish and they do it to perfection! Chili Chicken Hakka Style - our waiter recommended this to us out of the various chicken dishes they have on the menu and it was a winner! Shredded Lamb in Ginger with Spring Onions - an amazing flavor profile - spicy, gingery and garlicky perfection! Loved this! Chicken Fried Rice - a must have accompaniment to the food. Hakka Noodles - I'm not a big fan of noodles but this was really good! The manager Heldrin was very helpful and the waiters were super attentive. Highly recommend this restaurant.

SERVICE - located in Edison near metropark NJ transit…read morestation - large parking lot available in front - plenty of seating for small or large groups - neighboring its sister Indian restaurant - service is polite and what I would expect from a long standing indo Chinese place - ambiance good for a semi casual meal especially with family - food served by course and comes out pretty quickly MENU - wide selection of indo Chinese dishes - vegetarian and vegan options available - average price FOOD - gobi manchurian (7/10): deep fried cauliflower coated in a sweet and spicy sauce. This is a good appetizer to start off the meal. While it does not have anything unique about it, it is exactly what you would expect from a gobi manchurian. - burnt garlic fried rice (6/10): vegetable fried rice with hints of garlic. I was not a huge fan of this one because I could not taste enough flavor to distinguish it from the other type of rice. When paired with an entree it provides a nice base. - Szechuan fried rice (8/10): vegetable fried rice with garlic and schezuan peppercorns. I liked this one better because the schezuan peppercorns added a floral heat. It also works well with most of the entrees, though if you are sensitive to spice then be careful. - vegetable manchurian (6/10): deep fried vegetable coins in a sweet and sour gravy. This one was just okay. The vegetable coins were still crispy which I liked. I wanted more flavor in the gravy. - mapo tofu (8/10): silken tofu in a spicy sauce with peas and carrots. This is the first time I have seen vegetables in a mapo tofu and I appreciated it. It was not overly spicy or salty and paired well with the fried rice. WOULD I GO BACK? Perhaps. It is a very family friendly place and good for larger groups but none of the food really stood out to me.

Nice location but slightly inside .. heart of oak tree road and close to rt 27.. finding it…read morewithout google maps is a bit of challenge since it is slight off the main oak tree rd. You will not see it when you drive on oak tree but still a good location . Good parking spots. Service was ok . Could be better . Food was good . Nice interiors inside and lots of space to sit . It was a buffet when we went and they had lots of good options for Non veg . For veg it was ok option. Non veg friends loved it .. vegetarian was ok. Not super special but kinda ok. They had a bar inside for beer and other stuff . Chicken items were good. We liked Italian panipuri. Overall a good experience except. 4 stars

Though we went to Edison, like, N no of times but never tried this one. It is not far from those…read morefamous restaurants. In fact, if you are here for jewelry shopping, then this is very near to those famous jewelry shops (Tanishq-Malabar-Kalyan), Plus point is the municipality parking is very nearby with their own parking. Coming to the restaurant - it's huge, and the ambience is really good; they can definitely accommodate large groups. It was a weekday evening, and when we entered, only one table was occupied, so it had a very deserted look. We settled down and ordered- * Manchow Soup - it was good. 5/5 * Chicken Dum Biryani: I'm not sure why I order biryani from 'not so famous' biryani places; I might be hoping for a surprise taste - it literally failed, and they should rename it as Chicken pulav. Also, too oily.. 1/5 * Goat Sukka: should have been spicier, more flavorful. 3/5 Overall, the satisfaction level was not that high.. nothing unique, and whatever the hype about the new young chef, I did not find that interesting. 3.5/5 for me, but I am rating it as 4 just to help them grow their business.

I tried the Pad Khing and it was very good. I enjoyed the ambiance and the sound level in the…read moredining space was very good. I met with a friend and she enjoyed her meal (and appreciated that they modified her meal slightly to her liking, without mushrooms, too). On a side note, I didn't look ahead that it was a bring-your-own-wine type place, but I was quite ok either way. I would definitely visit again and bring someone with me to try it for the first time too. I really wish I had room to try their Tom Ka soup - I was too full to have that too though.

It was my wife's birthday, and after spending the day in Princeton, we decided to stop for dinner…read moreat a Thai restaurant on our way back home. Somerville is an area we had never explored before, and while searching on Google, we found many good restaurant options. We finally decided to try Origin French Thai. All day it rained heavily, and by 7:30 PM it had become quite dark. Finding parking was a little difficult. Even though there is a municipal parking lot right next to the restaurant, getting a spot still took some time. One thing we really liked was the whole downtown vibe. The streets on both sides are closed for cars, and people can sit outside along the sidewalks, which gives the area a nice European-style atmosphere (though it was raining that day) We had a reservation booked already (highly recommended), and we got a comfortable couch table in the back section overlooking the restaurant. The ambience was really nice -- dim lighting with an Asian-inspired theme. They also have another seating section inside, so the place is actually bigger than it looks in some photos. We ordered: * Tom Yum Goong Soup - Easily one of the best Tom Yum soups I've ever had. After such a rainy day, it felt extra comforting and satisfying. 5/5 * Noodle Curry Shrimp - Crispy noodles soaked in gravy with shrimp pieces and a red coconut cream-based curry. Absolutely delicious. 5/5 * Red Curry Chicken - The gravy felt somewhat similar to the noodle curry dish to me, but it was still really flavorful and enjoyable. 4/5 Overall, the entire experience was wonderful. The food truly made the evening special and created a memorable birthday dinner for us. If I'm ever passing through this area again, I would definitely come back.

Phone did not eat first. General tso wings were bussin. I liked the bourbon chicken also but would…read morestick with general tso. The general tso is a lil spicy with a surprise kick but flavorful. I doordashed this and it was still hot and fresh on arrival. Great local spot.

This place has never failed me. Hard to find decent Chinese takeout especially when comparing to…read moreNYC spots.