I've lived in Korea and this place is absolutely authentic. The attention to details and flavor are…read moreon point and I highly recommend this place to anyone who carves real Korean food!

Went here for lunch with my bf since this is his favorite spot to go to when we are back in town!…read more Food: I honestly was impressed by the gyoza/mandun (not pictured). The sauce they served is definitely homemade, and we ordered the steamed ones which really let the flavor soak in. Both my bf and I ordered the raymun noodles, mine had a lot of flavor due to the added kimchi (which is also noticeably homemade). Altogether the food was good and we enjoyed our meal. Service: our waitress was great and gave us ample time to look at the menu! Ambiance: it's a small little shop, but imo those are the best places. They have some booths, and are playing kpop as the music ambiance! Overall, I would give this place a 4.3/5. As the raymun was good, but I think I would've enjoyed another dish like bulgogi.

Prefacing this review the place is now called Hokkaido ! We…read morewent around 4 and were immediately sat at I would say the best spot but the place was also empty at that time. We started off with a scorpion bowl- it came to us actually lit ! I feel like that's not common around here lol. I have to say it was one of the most fresh tasting scorpion bowls I've had. Very good -didn't taste like any pre mix. We then got the lychee martini and a mai tai- I was pleasantly surprised to see it came with two lychees instead of one. The sushi presentation was beautiful! We ordered 3 rolls and it was delivered on a beautiful platter with flowers. Nice touch! The sushi tasted fresh and rolls on the menu were very original. It was hard to choose! The staff were friendly and accommodating. My only negative on this place was my trip to the bathroom. The toilet paper roll was empty and the paper towel roll was also empty. Other than that we were happy with the date night out.

My son and I walked into Malis on a Saturday evening for dinner. We were seated right away, but…read morewaited a very long time for the waitstaff to take our drink order. We also had to request a drink menu as they're not listed on the food menu. We ordered the Dragon Ball sushi app to share. I ordered the chicken katsu ramen and my son ordered the spicy tonkotsu ramen. All the food came out at the same time. We would've preferred to have the appetizer first. The Dragon Ball sushi was very good. My son loved his Ramen. I thought the chicken katsu ramen was OK but not great. I also would've liked Sriracha or a spicy sauce on the side. Nothing was offered though, and we were almost done with our meals by the time the weight staff came back task everything was. It seems like they were very short staffed as they only had two waitstaff for the whole restaurant. The ambience is very dark. I had a hard time reading my menu and needed to tilt it into the light to be able to read it. I am definitely willing to try this place again though.

This was such a great stop when we were craving Asian food on our Cape Cod trip! The tempura…read moreveggies with the udon soup were super delicious and the broth was very rich and flavorful. The chicken lettuce wraps were a great light option, the chicken was also seasoned really well. The service was really fast and the giant fish tank was awesome to check out!

This review is meant for the owners/management because I think they mean well and are very friendly…read moreand Marstons Mills desperately needs this place to be better (or be replaced.) I understand that most people take out from here and the food is okay (not great; but somewhat edible) but on behalf of customers who choose to (or need to) eat in, I want to say that the music has GOT to change. It was an assault. I am part of a huge and valuable demographic--55+ with money to spend--and I am baffled as to why so many places play music designed to torture us. Please tone it down or turn it off. Also, train your waitstaff to understand that "chickeny" is not a vegetable. I wish you luck (truly; we did feel welcome when we arrived but otherwise, we were pretty disappointed.)

While only a few miles from home, we tend to avoid Newport during the crazy busy summer months, but…read morethis has been on our radar since opening. The RI Food Fights TacoMania competition & tourist season starting to slow got us over the bridge to try early on a Saturday evening. Arriving just after opening, we had our choice of tables in an empty room. That was a good thing since, by the time we left, the place was jamming! The server, who was welcoming, enthusiastic about the menu & and handled the ever-growing crowd on his own, told us that we could always call ahead for a table. Good to know since we didn't see a way to reserve. The little place is comfy & lovely! The decor perfectly suits the Newport scene and includes a welcoming food bar area that would be perfect for enjoying their international tapa-like street-food inspired offerings. A small patio is available to overlook Memorial Blvd in nicer weather. While they do not have a liquor license, you are welcome to BYOB and we did, finding the $3 per person corkage fee very fair. Now, about the food... WOW! What a explosion of fun flavors! With choices of snacks from around the world, you can jump from one intense palate to another, over and over. Three of us shared five small dishes & one large and we loved them all. The Nduja Shrimp Dumplings were delicate and fresh and loaded with flavor. The tacos that we were here to judge were fantastic. The pork was juicy & flavorful, and, though we were afraid the vegetable tacos would be boring - they were anything but. We'd eat these all the time! Bravas Frites were a fun twist on traditional Spanish Patatas Bravas, using fries as a base rather than cubed potatoes. Again, delicious! But, our favorite of the small plates had to be the Brussel Sprouts. We almost didn't get them as they've been so over-done, but felt vegetable guilt & threw them in. OMG - the best prep of these tiny cabbages ever! Finally, the pièce de résistance was the Lobster Fried Rice - a perfect way to top it all off. Buttery, umami & loaded with chunks of fresh lobster meat, my mouth waters now just thinking it. So glad we finally stopped here. A great Tacomania contender and we can't wait to return to eat our way through the rest of the menu!

Our first visit on a Friday night. They don't take reservations. Few diners but they have only been…read moreopen a few weeks. My review is not favorable but I think knowing this is a Pasta Beach effort - it will be a hit in a few months. It is in the original Pasta Beach spot next to a Dunkin' Donuts for whatever reason is open late at night. The positives - plenty of nearby street parking, modern and cozy space, and very good staff. I should mention that after we ordered, our 5 appetizers arrived starting in 5 minutes and all were served within 10 minutes. We did screw up by forgetting we were at BYOB. OK - the killer - the food. Of the 5 appetizers we ordered only one was a winner! That was the Brussel sprouts which were outstanding and a large portion. All the other dishes were about the right size for sharing by 2. Realize they are striving for "fusion" but they missed it on the pulled pork dumplings. The lamb skewers were a struggle to eat - tough (and certainly could not be eaten off the skewers) - but the saving grace was the dipping sauce. The big failures were the prosciutto croquettes - a real mess with a sliver of meat on top of mainly onions - and OMG - the Korean chicken wings. The latter came slathered with a sticky and spicy, sweet, red sauce (too hot for my wife) and some sort of dipping sauce. A mess to eat. We had to request paper towels and dip in our water to clean up. Damages with tip was $90 and we only had a tea and sparkling water. We may try it in a few months, but their current menu did not work with our palates. Food 2/5 Service 5/5 Value 3/5 (average) Cleanliness 5/5 Noise 5/5 (lack of) Décor 5/5

Been going to this place off and on for the past 10 years. Only good choice in local area. Problem…read moreis consistency and customer service. Sometimes we get shorted an item so we now go thru bag before we leave. Recently we were shorted 10 wrappers for two orders of muy sho chicken. Called and they argued with us about the wrappers. Said to check the one bag we had. In the end they did not apologize, but said they may have put the wrappers in another customers bag. Sent daughter to pick up wrappers. We know which food items to avoid and are fine. Satisfies our Chinese food desire, but go to Quincy if you want authentic dishes.

Great fresh and tasty! Beef and Pea pod, Mango fried rice, Basil beef and Lo Mein with Chicken …read more We took it to go!

What you expect when you go out for dinner. Atmosphere, service, and the food was top notch. We…read morewill be returning patrons.

Absolutely amazing food! Tried the Tsunama crisps, firecracker and Diablo rolls. Everything was…read moreamazing! Awesome friendly staff as well. The best sushi I've had!

Enjoying a shrimp tempura poke bowl! Wonderful and fresh. Thank you!…read more Friendly and professional service, reasonable price, clean restaurant.

My overall experience with the place has been amazing. Locals are greeted with smiles and…read moreappreciation. The place is a must try. Fried tempura poke bowl - there is a lot going on with this plate or bowl, but from the edamame and fresh mangoes to the perfectly fried shrimp it is definitely one of my favorite dishes here. As I was waiting for my food, it seemed it was a highly requested item with the locals also. My only gripe is that I wish that the bowl was bigger so that it would be easier to eat. Spring rolls - not a big fan, but they were not bad. You can tell that they were frozen and then fried. Very mushy insides not the freshest that I've had but definitely not a highlight of the meal. As always, these are my opinions and should be vetted by your own opinion of the place. The place has very limited seating so definitely don't come with a large party due to only two tables. No instore bathroom to use so keep that in mind. If I had to rate this place, I would've rate it an 8 due to the menu items and the sushi is amazing. It is a very limited spacing place so it is understandable that they don't have a lot of amenities that a bigger place would have but they do make the best of the situation with their personalities and their food.

Incredibly fresh and full of flavor, we had the paper shrimp, hot drunken noodles, and thai basil…read morefried rice with local scallops and a fried egg. The service was friendly and our glasses were never empty.

The food was absolutely delicious. I had the Drunken Ramen Noodles with Shrimp, medium spice. My…read morewife had the Bangkok Street Pad Thai with Chicken; mild spice. I really can't express how fantastic everything was prepared with authentic homemade taste. We had the Fried Vanilla Ice Cream that came with fresh fruit and whipped cream - delicious! Service was paced just right - we weren't in a hurry to go anywhere. The ambiance was moderate at best but the food was clearly outstanding and more than offset the decor. We will definitely return and highly recommend Noodle Revolution to anyone that appreciates great Asian " street food" at moderate prices.

Good place to have a drink off season. During season eh. Food is above average but easily screwed…read moreup. Servers are less than on the ball. Ambiance remains the same. Cool alley entrance, interior decor - winter snow storm bar.

We've eaten here twice and both times the food is really good. We got an assortment of dishes…read moreincluding chicken, shrimp and beef. Everyone was happy with their selections. I didn't take pictures of all of the entrees because we were too hungry. The drinks were inconsistent because the first round were very good and the second round was not. I'll go back for the food