This place is a neighborhood gem!! Usually my wife and I ordered take outs and it was good but this…read moretime we tried eating at the restaurant, and everything we ordered was GREAT!! We ordered little bit of everything!! lol The homemade buns, papaya salad, sticky rice, banh mi, banh xeo and some desserts Everything was just wonderful!! The bun filling was full of flavor, the Banh Xeo crepes were awesome!! Their desserts was also tasty!! The restaurant is decorated nicely with Vietnam Strees market kinda feel. Service were also great!! Food was quick to come out but we also went when they just opened. Definitely will be returning

This is a little hole in the wall in Green Acres. It's not far from lake worth. Not very many…read moretables but they do have outside seating. It was a very authentic and cozy feeling when you walk in. The service was spot on! We got our food quick and we were happy. We tried the pork bao bun. This was so full of flavor on the inside and the bun it's self was light and fluffy. Next we had the shrimp summer rolls. They were ok, not something I recommend. They had three shrimp and the sauce was not very flavor full. The last thing I had was banh mi, really it was a sandwich with chicken and vegetables. I wasn't impressed with it. I'd never had it before either. I also had a peach tea, which was the best thing of the whole meal. This was sweetened with real peach and had peach pieces at the bottom. All and all it was ok, I'd go back and try different stuff.

We had a really good dinner here. Service was friendly and attentive. Plates were cleared…read morefrequently and we were offered additional refills on our soup base. We started by choosing our base. My husband had the tom yum (kha?) one and our granddaughter had the classic and I chose the chicken one. My base started out a bit salty, but after all the additions it was perfect -- no need to add extra soy or salt to the broth. For sauces I chose two standards -- hoisin sauce and a mix i made of some soy sauce and vinegar (which I used for the dumplings). At our leisure -- it's all you can eat -- we tried many of the offerings. We skipped most of the exotic ones -- except my husband who happens to like chicken feet. I went for the seafood first. And liked most of what I chose, especially the large prawns which were my favorite. And I also really liked the rounds of shrimp paste. The clams were tiny, but good. The blue crabs were small and awkward to eat when so hot. I'd skip them next time. I also tried some beef and pork, but found the seafood options more to my liking. Of the veggies, I had a mix just to try a number of things. The baby bok choy leaves, the cabbage, and the bean sprouts were good, but I fell in love with those tiny little enoki mushrooms. My least faves were the taro and the hard squash For dessert, they also have fresh fruit (cherries, etc.) and cake squares on the buffet. And a separate ice cream bar. I liked their green tea ice cream the best. We were so stuffed when we left. But happy campers. We felt the price of the AYCE was well worth it here. We'd definitely come again. I think it's more fun with a group.

Local Hot Pot convenient to us with a very clean restaurant and fast friendly service staff!…read moreMy wife had book marked this place a while and we had our granddaughter visiting who also had hot pot on her bucket list. We each tried different broths and gathered the multiple protein and veggies available. I stuck with mainly seafood items and did try the chicken feet ... Yummy! Staff was attentive and helpful in refilling broth pots as needed. A Delicious dining experience!

I had their beef soup and their meatloaf with mashed potatoes. I will have to say the portions are…read moremassive and their menu is huge. I like the fact that I can order this food late at night. Beef soup was ok but their meatloaf is solid. I will definitely give it another go next time.

Stumbled upon this little gem totally by accident, but it will not be forgotten…read more Warm and welcoming, we stopped in on July 4th and the interior was cheerfully decorated in red, white, and blue. Service was exceptional. We even met the owner--so kind--and she shared that many of the recipes come from her grandmother. Well, I can tell you... Grandma was a great cook! The Lamb Shank was rich and tender, fall-off-the-bone perfection. It came with fresh carrots and creamy homemade mashed potatoes. The Grilled Octopus appetizer was a standout. It takes a special chef to do this well, and they nailed it here--each bite was tender, flavorful, and melt-in-your-mouth good. It was served over rich, olive oil-warmed tomatoes, onions and spinach, that complemented it perfectly. We found this place only because the Eagle Bar & Grill in the same shopping center was closed--and I'm so glad we did. Thank you for the delicious food and warm hospitality. I know I'll be Back Home again soon.

This Mediterranean restaurant is always a great choice, especially when you're dining with a large…read moregroup. I was visiting friends, and since her family is pretty big, this has become their go-to restaurant. She mentioned that the staff never hesitates when a large party walks in and always accommodates everyone without making it feel like an inconvenience. The dining room is one large, open space with tables throughout, creating a lively atmosphere. I absolutely loved it. It was filled with people enjoying incredible food, and you could tell this place was a local favorite. Of course, I had to start with one of their Greek beers, served in a traditional beer mug, which was the perfect way to kick off the meal. We also ordered the tzatziki and hummus sampler, and I'm so glad we did. The flavors were unbelievable, and they were incredibly generous with the warm pita bread. Honestly, I ate so much of the sampler that by the time it came to order my entrée, all I could manage was a piece of grilled chicken. Even then, I found myself dipping the chicken into the hummus and tzatziki because they were just that good. I left completely full, happy, and even had leftovers to take home. The staff was fantastic--everyone worked together seamlessly, helping one another and making sure every table was taken care of. It created such a welcoming atmosphere. After eating here, it's easy to understand why this restaurant has so many outstanding reviews. The food, service, and overall experience absolutely live up to the hype.

Love this place. I come here often and the food and service does not disappoint! Whether or not you…read moresit inside or out the ambiance is worth the wait. Next to the restaurant there are amazing stores and when your done eating you can go shopping. I got the Greek salad which is a staple there, the fresh vegetables and the cheese is the right amount of bite. I would have ordered two salads because you really want your own. We had the warm pita bread with the taziki, the best part of the meal, this is freshly made and trust me, you taste the garlic in every bite. It's so fresh and homemade. The spanakopita is ok, I get it every once in a while but it's not my favorite. They make a lot of good dishes. I highly recommend this place.

Authentically Japanese, wonderful service, phenomenal ramen. It was me and my husband's first time…read morehere, and we will absolutely be regulars. What a hidden gem in the Wellington area!

We'd been here 10 years ago when they first opened here. At the time it was a very unique,…read moreauthentically Japanese restaurant with an unusual menu. We were introduced to items we hadn't had ever. We decided to finally return. And we learned that 5 years ago, they got new owners. And the menu is now totally different than it was. The small restaurant is located in the back of a strip of stores on the western side of 441/SR 7. It's not the easiest to find. The menu consists of appetizers and different types of ramen. As it was a cooler than normal night, we were in the mood for soup and ramen was fine. I ordered the classic ramen. First you choose the "style", then you choose your broth base. The style determines what is in your soup and what level spice you get. I chose the soy broth. Other choices are miso, tonkatsu, or veggie miso. And I chose the regular egg noodles ramen. Other choices are kale or gluten free noodles. My classic had one piece of roast pork, a whole soft-boiled egg, one pretty colored fish cake, some bamboo shoots, and one piece of dried seaweed. Along with a lot of ramen noodles. My husband selected the Hot & Sour Ramen. It was noodle soup topped with "vegetables", but it didn't seem to have much more than some scallions and green beans. I gave him my egg, so he had some protein. He said his soup had a decent amount of heat. I'm glad we came here to try them again. Now we know.

I lunched Gourmet Deli House on Friday and thankfully it was not too busy. We were seated…read moreimmediately at a table near their bussing cart and kitchen which was a little loud but it was nice to see the rolling carts coming from the kitchen with everything that was ordered. The Lobster Salad Melt was definitely a popular choice. My husband thought the menu was huge and had so many things we wanted so we decided that we had to order the Whitefish Salad with Rye Bread and a Turkey Reuben. The complimentary added pickles made the meal perfect. Our server, Tyra, was great! She had a great attitude and made sure that we had everything we needed right down to the take home containers for our leftovers since the portions are so big. Everything we ordered was delicious and I was a little skeptical when I looked at the ingedients because it seemed like there was a lot of colorful fillers in the whitefish (and all their salads that are scooped) but it worked to give an added flavor but not over powering the fish flavor. The restaurant was clean and definitely could tell that it had been around for a long time. The meal was great and we are looking forward to a return visit and to check out their wonderful bakery items in the showcase.

Unfortunately, every time I come back to Gourmet Deli House wanting to give it another chance, I…read moreleave more disappointed. This is definitely not the same place it was 15-20 years ago. A lot of the foods and selections that made this place special have disappeared from the menu, and now the customer service seems to be going in the same direction. Today I stopped in for somewhere between 1/8 and 1/4 pound of lox. It's just me eating it, so I didn't need a full quarter pound. The woman at the counter told me, rather abruptly, that she would only sell me a quarter pound. I explained that I wanted an eighth and that a little over was perfectly fine. Her response was essentially, "I'm only selling a quarter pound." Fortunately, the gentleman slicing the lox simply listened to what I was asking for and took care of me. Thank you to him. To the woman working the register/counter today: customer service matters, especially for a longtime local business where people remember how good the place used to be. A simple request from a paying customer shouldn't turn into an argument over a couple of ounces of lox. I genuinely want to see this place succeed, but if the quality, selection, and customer service continue in this direction, I have a hard time seeing Gourmet Deli House being around much longer.

I stumbled upon this hidden gem while running errands. I would gladly travel for a good bowl of…read morepho, but thankfully, I have this place close by. The owner is so sweet! I came back a second time, and she actually remembered me, which made the experience even more special. She even threw in an order of spring rolls for my son and me, jokingly saying, "I gave you extra so you won't have to fight with your son!" She was absolutely adorable and had such a great sense of humor. The Vietnamese coffee was bold, robust, and perfectly sweet--it kept me going all day. The pho was served piping hot, fresh, and full of vibrant flavors. I also ordered the fried duck with rice and vegetables, and it was absolutely delicious. It even held up well on my drive home. The duck stayed crispy and hot, and the flavorful sauce on the vegetables tied everything together perfectly. I also tried the grilled pork vermicelli bowl with peanuts. I ordered another one with chicken and asked for it without peanuts because my son has a nut allergy. It was delicious--almost like a deconstructed pho without the broth. As good as it was, I still prefer the pho because the broth is, hands down, the best part. It's rich, flavorful, and absolutely worth coming back for. The portions are generous, so you'll easily have enough for two meals. Please check out this spot and show this hidden gem some love. Supporting local, family-owned restaurants like this helps keep these amazing places around for everyone to enjoy. You won't be disappointed!

We had lunch several times here at this location in the past couple years…read more They now have new management and have remodeled. The interior had been updated. The Banh Mi sandwiches we normally order have changed.

My favorite restaurant 100% I really like the attention and the food I find excellentread more

Walked in, immediately greeted and seated. Received a menu and that was it. No waiter/waitress came…read moreto ask drink order. Several employees walked past the table at least 3 times. After almost 10 minutes of waiting, me and my party got up and walked out. The greeters said "have a nice day", I replied "no one came to our table to ask our orders and several employees walked past our table." We went to Carrabas and received excellent service.