Asian Café is the right name for this place as you can get Chinese, Thai, Japanese and pretty much…read moreany fried dish here. Great service, people work here were nice and friendly and food is served fast and hot. I found this place accidentally as its on the outside of the Wal-Mart parking lot and is pretty small and kinda hidden away. I highly recommend this spot and will stop by and visit again.

I ordered Pad Thai with rice to-go and a vegetable egg roll. But they gave me Pepper Chicken and a…read moreSpring Roll. I am very disappointed. The people who own this also own Top China on ATL Hwy in the Publix shopping center. Only good thing about this place is that they are open late when most things in Montgomery close early.

We are very limited to our choices of food near by but this place isn't bad. They have a variety of…read moreoptions to choose from and it isn't the best but it's not bad at all. There is no in service, strictly pick up which kind of sucks but I'm sure they have their reasons. Staff is nice and would come back.

Meh. All I can say about the food is: meh. The guy at the front is really nice. Don't bother trying…read moreto get a table. No wait service, just take out.

I went at lunch time and it was completely empty. The banchan was pretty good with many options…read more The kimchi was super bitter. My beef bulgogi was delicious. I only wish they carried Korean beer.

Hmmmm. I'm not saying that Montgomery has tons of options right now, but this place gives me the…read moreeeby jeebies! Atmosphere: cold and prison-like. I've never been to prison, but I don't want to start practicing either. The seating is probably set up to provide extra room in the serving space. I get it. But yikes! The lighting is super dull. Not like a romantic dull, but a zombie dull. No good. Service: something about it was just off. The waitress seemed like she was a robot. So awkward. The tea they served wasn't hot even though it was brought out in a kettle..(ummmm...Huh? A bunch of question marks there!) Not a fan of the service at all. Food: it was edible. The little dishes that usually come out BEFORE the food came out WITH the food. (Smacks forehead) I hate to leave one star, but I couldn't bring myself to add more. I'd be leaving a deceitful review. Would I recommend? Noooooooooope! Well I be back? No. You have Shilla and So Dong Gong if you want delicious Korean food. Glad I tried it though so that I don't ever have to wonder!

My mom likes this place, clean and service is great, they pick up plates refill drinks in a timely…read moremanner. Food is hot, which I found with most buffet are not, I think its due to smaller selections i love the chicken and veggies selections. Sometimes smaller is better just because it is an older establishment. Do not miss out It is worth the time and for me a lunch with my mom is precious at 90 years old.

They have a great buffet with a wide variety of choices. The service is excellent--employees always…read moregreet you with a smile and constantly check on you to make sure everything is okay. For the quality and selection, the price is very reasonable.

My date and I were looking for a new restaurant when I came across this one. I've been wanting to…read moretry boba. Upon arrival, the staff greeted us and provided lots of information on the menu. I ordered boba with pomegranate passionfruit with blueberry balls. She ordered chai milk tea. Mine was refreshing and hydrating. Hers had just the right amount of sweetness and flavor. Highly recommend.

My family was on a trip to Montgomery, and the kid wanted some Boba. I was glad we had this option…read morenear by because we all had such a good experience. The staff were very welcoming and informative. As the adults, we were unfamiliar with how this type of set up worked, and our cashier was very patient and ready to help us as much as they could. We all ended up loving our drinks! We got a brown sugar milk tea, a Thai green milk tea, and a passion fruit strawberry drink with passion fruit popping boba. It was all delicious! We also got some Vietnamese egg rolls that were fried fresh, hot and crispy. The inside of the shop was so cute and inviting. It had nice seating options. So if you want more privacy, or to be sat with everyone else, you easily can be. With different kind of seats too. They provided board games, that were entertaining for all of us. We really enjoyed ourselves, and when the staff saw that we wore masks, they made sure to mask before coming up to us. Which was very considerate and much appreciated. Highly recommend coming in if you're wanting to try something new, or looking for a spot that feels welcoming for everyone.

My God, I thought fine dining had finally died, especially after covid. Current Charcoal Grill is…read morethe first restaurant I've been to in years that still understands and executes on everything that makes eating out enjoyable. The service is *excellent* with a capital "E." We ate at the bar, and the staff were friendly, attentive, and extremely knowledgeable about every single aspect of the restaurant. They have tried everything on the menu themselves. They can describe any one of the imported liquors up on the wall. These are real deal professionals who illustrate just how important the people in a restaurant's front truly are. The food? Delicious. It's a wild grab bag of East Asian fare - Chinese, Japanese, Thai - and it's all done extremely well. The portions are small, which is good, since you'll want to try half a dozen things on Current's very deliberately thought-out menu. The Peking Duck is some of the best I've had. The cocktails are also excellent, with my favorite being a delicious, earthy combination of coconut, lime, and pandan. It's like an extremely upscale tiki drink. I cannot recommend this place enough. Absolutely perfect. 5 stars.

Another favorite to add to the list…read more Loved the space. Loved the concept. Cocktails (specifically Air Tokyo) were outstanding. We went for the "favorites" menu which a $65/person was an absolute steal. You get two starters, dumplings and cured red snapper is what was offered. Two entrees, the bo ssam and banana leaf wrapped redfish, and one dessert, the miso tart. Everything was quite good and more than enough food. The dessert was a real winner. I thought about it days after. Looking forward to going back.

Best pho in town! Packed with steak and meatballs and all the toppings (cilantro, bean sprouts,…read morejalapeños, sriracha and hoisin sauce). Choices of a small or large serving, but a solid feel-good choice every time!

Well the food was great. The service was exceptional. I love the place that they have chosen for…read moreit.It's super cute. Everything was clean.We enjoyed it and would definitely be returning.

Second time ordering to go from here in a week! A couple things to note: I'm not quite sure why it…read moretakes 30-40 minutes for our food when every Chinese restaurant in the US gives the standard 10 minute time frame??? Nonetheless the House Lo Mein is very good and gives ample meat. The sesame chicken is good. The crab wontons are a little underwhelming; I wish they offered Crab Rangoon. The crab wontons are definitely missing the crab it's just fried cream cheese. Something to note also is that the small wonton soup is tiny! I took a pic of a table spoon next to it... probably won't order that again. I think our family is good ordering from here for a while. We got our Chinese food fix. As far as "ambience" it's a restaurant that looks like it's a dark house. The people are very friendly so that helps.

The vibe is intensely bizarre but I love it. The woman working there is also kind. Unfortunately,…read morethe food is terrible in every definable metric.

You know what? For a small-town Asian joint in a college town, this place isn't half bad. They…read morearen't afraid to use a clever title for their restaurant name despite its association with digestive issues (disclaimer: it didn't bother my typically finicky intestines at all). Serving up tasty cuisine that's much more authentic than those sketchy Chinese takeout places, their bao and dumpling game is strong! While it's impossible to find a menu online, and their website consists of an Instagram page, this is the way the younger generation gets their information. And it works. The pork belly bao is relatively comparable to what I've eaten in China, so props to the cooks at IB! Notice I'm not calling this dish "bao buns" like everyone else which is typical language in the states. That's actually redundant as bao in Chinese already implies a filled bun, literally translated as parcel or package. And there is no need to call it a "filled bun bun." Autocorrect is already on my case about that double wording! But I digress. Yes, if you're in Auburn, grab a tasty Asian snack here and you won't be disappointed.

Very quick service and casual atmosphere. The spicy beef bao had great Sichuan peppercorn flavor. I…read moredidn't think the buffalo chicken bao was anything special, but my friends loved it. The crispy brussel sprouts were delicious.

The food was great and the service was amazing. Will definitely be back. I got the Mongolian beef…read moreand it was flavorful and the potion was just right.

Eastwest is one of the places I recommend when someone ask for suggestions! I'm never disappointed…read more Made a reservation & was seated right when we walked in. We started with the duck nachos, which were crispy, savory, & layered with flavor. It's a fun twist on traditional nachos and perfect for sharing! For our entrées we both ordered the ribeye, and it was excellent!! Cooked perfectly (medium for me), tender, and full of flavor without needing much extra. You can tell they put care into the quality of the steak. The ambiance really ties the whole experience together. The space has a warm, stylish feel with lighting that creates a cozy but elevated vibe. It felt like the perfect place for a date night or a relaxed but nice dinner out. Overall, great food and a great atmosphere. Pro tip: Don't skip the duck nachos--they're a must-order to start your meal!!