Service was excellent, very friendly and welcoming! The…read moreSushi was outstanding! Highly recommend

Wonderful service and extremely fresh sushi. Everything is handmade and all of the sauces are house…read moremade. Miso soup comes with each meal. You MUST try the crab ball appetizer. Entirely delicious and really unexpected flavor. Definitely a place to try!

We enjoyed two lunch specials at Korean Garden after a visit to Mass MOCA. The bibimbap and ramyun…read morein spicy broth were both solid. I especially liked the freshness of the vegetable ingredients in the bibimbap. I also liked the four banchan, including bean sprouts, lettuce kimchi, spicy zucchini, and broccoli. The ramyun noodles were chewy, and the broth had just the right amount of spiciness. The portions were moderate, and the service was, well, serviceable. It appeared that the restaurant is run by a two-person couple team. Things were busy during the lunch hour, so I didn't get a smile out of the staff or any water refilling. But the food was more than adequate. The menu is quite broad with Korean, Japanese, and Thai options.

Don't waste money on food that's inedible... Teriyaki…read morechicken tastes like A** ...The Scallion pancakes are disgusting soggy messes... the tempura chicken tastes burnt... and the fried rice is white rice soaked w soy sauce and tastes like mudd... this is from Korean Garden in Williamstown. I called and she told me I dont know Scallion pancakes or Korean food... lady i know good food and I know bad food and this is disgusting... we literally spit it out ... never in my life... went in and returned it. The owner very rude.

We live in southern Vermont and went to North Adams for a Mothers Day day trip. The day was kind of…read moreimpulsive and we made no lunch reservations. After trying three other restaurants, we ended up on deciding to get take out here and doing a picnic as a last resort - and I'm so glad we did! We got a ton of dishes and EVERYTHING was fantastic. It was very non-greasy for Chinese food and the ingredients were shockingly fresh. We're used to the Chinese food options from Bennington, which, the least said about it the better. We Will absolutely make the 35 minute drive to come back here in the future. So glad we found Meng's!

Food was great! Truly delicious food and very good quality. Downside is that the service truly…read moreisn't great. Took a very long time to get help, and our soup and salas for our lunch special was forgotten. If you're willing to wait to be helped, the food is amazing!! Edit: we have been waiting 30 minutes for the check! All of the staff is in the back. No one around to help any customers. Each table has had at least one complaint.

Summary: Ordinary in a Good Way; I would come back! Good Prices + Really Affordable (coming from…read moresomeone used to NYC prices................) I was skeptical at first because this isn't exactly an Asian-majority town and the menu had both typical Americanised Chinese dishes, sushi + sashimi, Vietnamese, and Thai food(?) and in the end, I was pleasantly surprised! I liked the tea, it was a normal $2.5 unlike how in most places, it'll be at least $5 for just tea-- mind you, plain, run of the mill green tea-- that goes even up to $8 at times.. Get the honey and ginger tea if you like the taste of the sweet broth from tangyuan. It tastes EXACTLY like that and they don't try to strain out the ginger zing. The appetizers, mainly the satay dishes were great! Well cooked with a slight char and the beef + chicken were both really tender! Light yet not excessively so; it's a good starter. Sushi was ... I'd rather not get it again. I went with two friends so I got to try three dishes! The fried rice wasn't bad and the curry was also okay. What I really liked was the classic Pad See Ew! Usually, restaurants tend to make it too salty or too sweet, but here, it was mild, almost like home cooking and because of that, I'd say it was my favorite Pad See Ew I've had! Nothing special, nothing extraordinarily flavorful, just a nice, pleasant meal to have that doesn't leave you feeling uncomfortable or greasy, not at all. I would recommend sticking with the Thai dishes; the employees were all Thai anyways. (Overheard them chatting) Service was good and they leave you alone to enjoy your meal. Extra: Prices were really reasonable. $14.5 for the Pad Thai and it was definitely a portion for sharing (between 2 people though, 3 if you're a small eater)

Solid spot, they do a pretty solid job with everything on the menu I've had. Sashimi tastes…read morestandard, rolls are ok, soups are good especially the Tom Yum, curries are nice too, can't go wrong with any choice with the ones I've had. Although very consistent, it's really nothing out of the ordinary. 7/10

I was told this place was not good so I went and tried it out myself the food was great I tried the…read morePuPu platter,crab ragoon,chicken fingers,shrimp,egg roll,all were good you'd have to tell them not to over cook rib,beef teriyaki &chicken too much or you might get overcooked it's best to tell them how you want it done better saft then sorry.They even have sesame balls they are great try them and also try their Shrimp chow mein it was also good so what I'm saying is never rely on other people's word you have to check it out yourself.Oh and the Spring rolls are great too.

We tried Lee's some day we were out doing this and that and needed a snack. We only tried the egg…read morerolls...so take that for what you will. I feel like 2 eggrolls were about $4 and we found them good...not great. Good enough that I would try other stuff the next time I am in town.

Best hot and sour soup around. So many veggies and tofu. The chicken with garlic sauce and house lo…read moremein is amazing as well. Always put a couple of their steamed pork dumplings in my soup for a hearty meal.

First of all the place looks like a bomb hit it. It is take out only because it appears like they…read moreare renovating except now I know this has been this way for years. The food is worse than shopping mall food court Chinese food. We ended up throwing most of it away. Flavorless, greasy.

As usual, every single time good! No waiting at 3 pm…read more Nothing fancy but clean and inviting.

My order: veggie pad thai (GF) The review: I'm so sorry. I…read morewanted to like this place so much. I ordered the pad Thai as it's usually a safe gluten free option. It tasted so bland, and the tofu was so watery that it squirts into your mouth upon biting into it. On the bright side, the portion size was large. I realize that pad Thai might not be their specialty so perhaps other dishes are better!

Probably the best AYCE sushi I've ever had, and I have tried MANY…read more Incredibly fresh and flavorful. Very quick service, comfortable seats, and a nice ambience. Even the fried items were very late and bursting with flavor. But the sashimi sushi where the stars. The fish was as fresh as any expensive sushi spot in your state, with a perfect price tag of $30 ayce

I sat outside for lunch on their patio and enjoyed the nice weather. The service was good, as the…read morestarters I ordered came out quickly. The seaweed salad, and kani salad was refreshing and tasty as usual. The edamame normally a good addition, was a bit overcooked. The spring rolls, gyoza, rock shrimp, and shumai were on point. Lastly, I had the salmon sushi (by the piece) the salmon avocado roll, shrimp tempura roll, spicy salmon roll, and lastly the Putnam speciality roll. All delish! It's no wonder I never have room for ice cream haha. Not a great loss though cause I can always walk it off and grab ice cream nearby.

Saigon Spring is one of my favorite restaurants in the Capital Region. I cannot believe, I have…read morenever reviewed them. The staff, the food, the everything is just wonderful. I really like the tofu steak, the shredded tofu over rice noodles (with many vegetables), the crispy roasted chicken, the shaking beef, and the crispy vegetarian rolls. I like their pho as well, but the tofu steak is so delicious, I hardly ever deviate. I appreciate their tea options which are served in a pot. I usually get a pot of ban shan tea which is very calming. The space is neat and clean. The ambiance is created by the people more so than the decor. When you look around, people are just enjoying their food and each other. Those, like me, sitting solo, are eating our meals like it is satisfying more than physical hunger. I am truly grateful Saigon Spring and those who make it so special are here.

The pho is okay, they give you a good amount of meat, the broth is good, but the pho noodles are…read morebitter for some reason. It left a terrible aftertaste. The crispy spring rolls tasted good, but were a bit greasy. Easy online ordering and pick up. The amount of health violations is a bit concerning, particularly "Food workers do not wash hands thoroughly after visiting the toilet, coughing, sneezing, smoking or otherwise contaminating their hands.". That's nasty.

I ordered the half sandwich & bowl of chowder for lunch and hummed my way through the clam chowder,…read moreit was so good! The sandwich was thick & fresh. My companion & I shared a piece of carrot cake that was also to-die-for. Ambiance was cozy & the waitstaff was friendly & efficient . I highly recommend this place.

If you told me I'd find some of the best seafood of my life in landlocked Southern Vermont, I…read moreprobably wouldn't have believed you--but Anchor Seafood House & Grille is the real deal. This place has been a Wilmington staple since 1997, and you can tell they've spent the last nearly 30 years perfecting the craft. The atmosphere is incredible. While the original 1850s building was lost to a fire in 2010, the current space is a beautiful, faithful replica that feels historic and cozy. It's the perfect spot for a post-ski dinner or a summer night out. Here's the breakdown of what you need to order: The Chowder: This is proper New England clam chowder. It's thick, rich, and loaded with clams--not just a bowl of potatoes and heavy cream. It's the ultimate comfort food. Steamers: You have to start with the steamers. They are clean, sweet, and served the traditional way with a side of broth and drawn butter. It's a messy, delicious classic that they do perfectly here. Whole Belly Clams: These are the gold standard. They're lightly breaded, perfectly fried, and have that sweet, briny pop you usually only find at a roadside shack on the Maine coast. If you're a fan of "the bellies," don't skip these. The Lobster: I went for the steamed lobster, and it was impeccable. Succulent chunks of fresh meat and just the right amount of butter. It tasted like it was caught that morning. It's rare to find a spot that balances a "fancy night out" feel with such unpretentious, high-quality food. Whether you're a local or just passing through for the foliage, make sure you stop here.