Mister Lee's is such a nice, clean spot -- you can tell they really care about the vibe. The…read moreservice was fantastic. The staff constantly checked on us, made sure our drinks were full, and were super pleasant the entire time. We started with the wings, and they were so good -- the sauce was packed with flavor and they came out looking great too. For our mains, we had the Mister Lee's Noodles and the Hot and Spicy Ramen. Both were delicious, but the Hot and Spicy really stood out -- it had the perfect amount of heat without being overwhelming. Overall, it was a great experience. Definitely a 9/10 recommend

After many months I finally got to try mister lees noodles and it did not disappoint. The menu is…read morevery nice and everything is sourced from local farms! Of course this means it's pricey. So that's a bummer but hey good quality food is always a positive. We had the mister lees ramen and it was so delicious. The mushrooms are 10/10. The beef was so tender it fell apart it was a lot too! Truly amazing cut of meat. Impressive. We got free garlic butter bread and it was amazing. So so so good. What was more impressive was the coffee ! It came in the French press and was a very cool presentation. We highly recommend this spot it's very cozy and nice inside.

Food was delicious and fresh. Server was friendly and welcoming. The decor was beautiful and very…read moreZen. Definitely a must try.

Rakkii Ramen is a Japanese noodle house located on S New St. in Bethlehem. They are open every day…read morefrom 11AM - 8:30PM. I was here once a few years ago and all the food was delicious. This time around was no different. I started with the noodle wrapped shrimp and Karaage chicken. The shrimp are deep fried and topped with spicy mayo and Okinawa sauce. The chicken is also fried and topped with sweet and spicy gochujang sauce. The Karaage chicken is my favorite item on the menu. I tried the spicy miso ramen last time. This time I went with the tonkotsu ramen. It's made with pork broth, ajitsuke tamago, chashu, bamboo shoots, scallions, nori, narutomaki, and black garlic oil. My friend ordered the teriyaki chicken bowl. She liked it so much the first time she had to order it again. Service left much to be desired. Our server didn't introduce himself, ask how any of the food was, or crack a single smile. I would have rather ordered from a counter and just sat myself. Pickup and delivery are both available. Noodle Wrapped Shrimp - 8.2 Karaage Chicken - 8.3 Tonkotsu Ramen - 8.1 Teriyaki Chicken Bowl - 8.2 Food - 8.2 Service - 6.6 Value - 7.9 Restaurant score - 76

We tried to call this place three times before showing up but the phone was busy. No message…read moreservice, no instructions on how to make a reservation, just a busy signal. Anyway, my wife and I show up and are told it's a fifty minute wait, so we decide to drive to a local restuarant/bar and have a drink. Fifty minutes later we come back and are seated. We each order two rolls, and figure if they're good, we would order another. The waiter, a bearded dude with a beanie, that looks like he should be smoking weed on a lobster boat off the coast of Maine, was nice, but a bit "out there." Anyway, fifty minutes later we are still waiting for our rolls. We are a bit hungery seeing it was now 8PM (we showed up at 6PM, and still no food. So my wife asks the lobsterman where our food was. He said, "we're not quick here" and moved on, fifteen minutes later, our food arrives, and for the most part, the sushi was very good, but waiting over an hour for four rolls is insane. Also, it was a BYOB, so during the long wait they recommended Joe's down the street to get beer. Joe's is cash only, so I had to use their ATM which charged me a $3 service charge, and $17 for a six pack, plus I gave the guy a $3 tip, so it cost me $23 for a six pack of beer. Upon finishing out rolls my wife asked if I wanted to split on more roll. By this time, it was 8:30 and there was no way I was waiting till 9:30 for one more roll. We asked for a check and put our credit card on the table we like to use for air miles. Lobsterman then told us cash only, lol, so I hiked to the nearest 7/11 and paid a $4 service fee. The moral of the story, bring cash, bring your own beer, bring a lot of patience, and you should enjoy your sushi, which was good. Oh yeah, the men's bathroom literally has a toilet that comes up to the middle of my shin. It looks like something you'd see at a preschool for kids. I only had to pee, but for the guys who work there, I have no idea what they do when the have to do #2. SMH. The place is a bit surreal and I will not be going back.

Been here twice now and each time was amazing. Unique specials that change often and great regular…read moremenu with nice variety. Staff is friendly and attentive and overall a cute cozy place.

or a town like Allentown--where it feels like bedtime is 8pm and most places shut down by 6; having…read morea spot that's open late is such a breath of fresh air. Because of that alone, it attracts a great mix of local regulars, even on weeknights, which gives it a lively but comfortable vibe. The décor is modern and fun without trying too hard, exactly the kind of place you want to settle into for a relaxed late-night meal. It feels welcoming, not rushed, and perfect for lingering over a bowl of ramen. The service matches that energy: friendly, attentive, and genuinely happy to have you there, which makes a big difference late at night. Given the other reviews, the ramen wasn't horrible. Not sure why the complaints are expressed. In real honesty, unless the bowl of ramens (is that plural?) are teleported straight from Japan - not going to expect a lot. Which is even more noteworthy to mention that food-wise, there's a nice variety to choose from, whether you're craving something rich and comforting or lighter and more balanced. Ramen does not have to be the one, all the time. (Even though the winter season makes it more satiating to have ramen.) Everything feels thoughtfully put together, and it's clear this is a place that takes pride in both flavor and experience. We had a variety of apps, bubble teas, and there was dessert at the end, too. For versatility, this is a definitely a good spot. If comparing to cuisines from Japan, um... I think we should lower our standards a bit and just enjoy the ambience, and night out. Overall, I'm so glad this spot exists for us night owls. It fills a much-needed gap in the local food scene and has quickly become the kind of place you're grateful to know about when everything else is closed. Please support your local businesses!

The Ramon bowls, my family and I agreed we'd rate it a 4 out of 10 but everything else was good…read more The tea wasn't my favorite. There was a funky smell in the cup (but I would never send anything back). The restaurant was close the hospital that we were visiting so it was convenient & open till 10. The waitress was nice enough but was overwhelmed with other customers so we barely saw her. The food itself took about 30 min before it was on our table. I don't think we'll be back. There were so many choices in the area.

Love love love Can't say enough good things…read more Fantastic food, unique drinks and wonderful service. Thank you!

Five star French fries. Excellent burger. Service was SUPER friendly, which is the main reason for…read morethe high rating here, because no one wants bad service with the price of going out these days. Overall, the bill wasn't too expensive either. However, the ambience is majorly lacking for how cool the historical building looks from outside. That was a big let down after years of seeing this in passing. It feels too much like a 90s coffee shop from Friends / a poorly converted modern bank lobby with the lighting, and the floor layout lacks flow if you're sitting at the bar. It would be an improvement to see historic qualities restored to the interior, rather than bland sheet rocking, no crown molding, etc. Aside from this, we found the music to be a very distracting and random selection of early 2000s dance, pop, EDM, emo, and rock, mixed with the occasional alt rock hit that was (finally) tolerable enough to fade into the background. The room is vacuous because of the high ceilings and hard building materials, so turning the volume down a little and choosing something consistent in tone (perhaps neo soul or just sticking to alt rock) would be beneficial for the overall atmosphere. Bottom line: would return again for the food, but the atmosphere wasn't what we expected and could be improved for a cozier, vintage styled atmosphere (but that's mostly a matter of preference). Friendly service, affordable prices, and good eats go a long way.

Simply amazing…read more.. While most people were indulging in Sunday brunch, my girlfriend wanted Chinese food. As we drove, she read the description for U & TEA and we knew we had to go. The place is clean with plenty of room and great lighting -- and the entire establishment is food focused. Our server helped with teas and plates and we placed our orders. My girlfriend got sweet and sour chicken for her main meal. It was obvious the food was fresh and the dish had been cooked in fresh oil (and only for a short amount of time). The sauce was delicate and subtle, which allowed the flavor of the tender chicken to shine through. And what a plate! She ended up having leftovers for two days. Although I normally order seafood, I love duck and have it once or twice a year. From the menu, their duck dishes looked fantastic. Our server recommended the Peking Duck, which I had always wanted to try. That dish brought Alice Gatsch with it. She is kind and engaging and introduced how I should properly eat Peking Duck. She walked be through the steps of how to prepare the buns with scallion, cilantro, and sauce. I wish I could convey how tender the duck was and how crispy the skin had been. It was incredible and I somehow cleared my plate (and didn't eat for the rest of the day). We cannot wait to return. Alice said she'd be happy to walk me through ordering a truly traditional meal and I look forward to that experience. The staff and food are too fantastic to pass up. I highly recommend you make a visit of your own!

Service was good. Bubble tea and food was fine. It was a good meal but it wasn't standing out for…read moreme. Very homestyle or at least what I ordered seemed that way. I didn't realize there were many styles of hot pot- definitely prefer the Korean style rice crunchiness.

Just opened and I'm very hopeful it's going to be good. My first try was pork gyoza and the sushi…read morelunch, served with house salad, miso soup, California roll, and 5 pieces assorted sushi (in this case 2 hamachi, 2 salmon, 1 tuna). Gyoza was very tasty, if not super crisp. The ginger-orange dressing on the salad was one of the best examples of this sushi house standard. The miso soup was a little off. The California roll had a good rice ratio. The fish was all very clean, and the salmon especially had good flavor. I ordered simply the first time out to see how Kumo would handle the basics, and I'm more than satisfied. Next up I'm going to explore the menu and try some appetizers and special rolls, and I'm excited. The Lehigh Valley needs good sushi, and I really hope Kumo can measure up!

I order a rock and roll and it sent me to the hospital. I called for a refund after getting out of…read morethe hospital. the man I spoke with gave me the nastiest attitude, cursed at me and then hung up in my face. I call again and a woman told me I could come back in for the refund. I get there and they threatened to call the cops on me. The cook kept trying to tell me to wait for the "manager" to then say wait for the cops. Trying to ambush me with cops to then still give me my refund and ban me from the establishment after their cook lost his temper.

Delicious food and friendly service! The Bethlehem roll and the Summer roll were fantastic…read more Definitely go for all you can eat sushi!

First time here and came for Mother's Day meal. Reading the reviews, I knew what to expect, that…read morebeing it's an AYCE for $29.99 adult and there is no sashimi selection. Also, with these places, you are expected not to waste food so you should consume the rice portion as well. Fair enough and totally understandable. When I called, I was glad to hear that they would allow for members in your party to order à la carte as long as the folks partaking in AYCE do not share. That is a very good way of appeasing the entire party. Walking in, I saw a sign that says BYOB. Another plus but unfortunately I didn't bring any drinks. After my wife looked at the menu, she too opted for AYCE because getting an entree isn't that far off price wise. This is a Chinese owned establishment but nonetheless, the sushi selections are amazing and different. The wait service is prompt and always ready to take your order, and the AYCE came with unlimited soft drink per guest. We ordered a few appetizers and I will say I really enjoyed the spicy edamame as it has a very nice garlicy taste to it. A letdown was the lo mein as I felt it was too garlicy for some reason while my wife felt it was a bit bland. For the sushi selection, they have single sushi pieces, rolls which come in 6 pieces, and special rolls which come in 8. They also have some cooked Asian fusion dishes like General Tso chicken as an example. One advice is they do give a lot of rice in the sushi so when you place your first order, go easy as that will allow you to gauge your speed for the rest of the meal. Throughout the whole time, we were never rushed and didn't have to wait super long to get our order. All in all, very good place for what it offers and will give 4 stars overall.

Great finds that I cannot find elsewhere I come mostly for the sauces, cooking wine, and SE Asian…read moreingredients like Thai curry bases and tomkha soup base. Great selection of mushrooms, and the enoki and oyster mushrooms were very fresh and good quality. In the freezer section, I found a kimchi pancake that was phenomenal when topped with fried egg and gochugaru. Service is delightful. Thank you

Great little Asian store to get some fresh herbs and supplies. A little pricier than some of the…read moreother ones in the area but it really depends on where you live since the different Asian stores are spaced out in the area. Always found the majority of things I was looking for. The parking lot is a little small but I've never had an issue finding a space. I would recommend shopping at this establishment.

There's no Asian grocery market where I live. Since I was close by, I stopped here for a few items…read more Sweet potato (the purple flesh), Ma Po Tofu seasoning, fish balls, tofu squares, fresh tofu, sesame oil, and a bunch of snacks. Stickers on all items with prices. Prices are reasonable. There are so many different types of instant noodles. I am impressed they have packets to make "herbal soups" - for people who don't want to buy them separately at the herbal stores. The young lady helped us find what we need and recommended a few snacks. Friendly service - thank you

Happy to find yellow dragon fruit! Cashier was helpful and friendly! Looks like a large selection…read morecan't wait to go back and discover more things.