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    Joy Kitchen

    3.7 (99 reviews)
    Closed • 11:30 am - 9:00 pm

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    Good for kids
    Happy hour specials

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    Shy Y.

    Get the sushi, not the Thai food. It's a fusion restaurant and we were disappointed by the pad thai and fried rice. Sushi could have been plated a bit better but tastes pretty solid. If you order the Chef specialty sushi, it's more worth it. It's a bigger portion and could have just ordered 2 rolls instead of 4 cause it was a lot. Not an all you can eat but can pack your leftovers home. Not a bad place but needs a bit improvement. Favorite roll that I liked was the "White ex roll" with the bonito flakes on the top.

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    Sean P.

    Joy Kitchen was about exactly what you'd expect in an average Asian joint. Nothing exceptional, but will likely help you get your fix of Asian flavors should you be in the mood. We tried two sushi rolls - one not so good, and the other reasonably good (Minnesota Roll). The Massaman curry was extremely bland, which was a major disappointment. Their house fried rice was par for the course, but also this one is hard to mess up! All in all, it was average almost across the board.

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    Maxx M.

    Still great - 4 stars! It's been a while, a full 5 years since I've been to Joy Kitchen. But I just went back to get an emergency sushi craving fix. I ordered 4 styles of tuna based sushi rolls. All 4 of them were bursting with wonderful flavors. They ingredients are obviously nice & fresh, including ample portions of beautiful dark red tuna. LOW CARBOHYDRATE: It's pretty easy to eat low carbohydrate, keto style at Joy Kitchen, especially if you stick to the sushi options. I avoid the noodles, large rice portions, deep fried stuff (they use soybean oil), and any sauce that probably contains sugar and vegetable seed oils. If I cheat on my carnivore with keto (about once a month) I often grab some lower carb sushi roll options, and J.K. definitely hit the spot! Thanks, again, Joy Kitchen! -Maxx

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    Dre S.

    Food was pretty good. The Pink Love roll was delicious. Service was very slow and our table was never prebussed so it got pretty cluttered. Ambiance was fine, they seem to have a lot of to-go orders and focus heavily on those.

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    Amy P.

    Visited to pick up food for lunch with a friend. They have no fine in due to the pandemic but they have menus inside that you can look at before ordering. I ordered the chicken and broccoli and we got a side of wontons. I have a cashew allergy so they took extra care to make sure my food wasn't cross contaminated. The food was delicious, the sauce was very nice and the wontons were divine. I'd definitely order from here again.

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    Service was good and our server was very attentive. Food was ok but not great. It could have been hotter

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    Great Kung Pao Chicken, and their combo dinner is a good value. I'm not a sushi eater, but my daughter enjoyed it.

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    Pretty good, decent portions. Sushi was good and fresh as well. Nothing to complain about

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    They are great! Very friendly when I call and pick up my food. No stress and very timely.

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    Cambo Flare - They have bubble tea, and it's super yummy!

    Cambo Flare

    4.4(32 reviews)
    20.5 mi

    Now in Buffalo, MN. Love this family operated restaurant with "Mom and Grandma" cooking in back…read more The BEST fried wontons ever. The grilled beef on a stick was delish. The ramen and quail special was great too. We'll try to get back next week. The 35 min drive for us is worth it! Weak on beverages tho... water and sodas only.

    Cambo Flare is a hidden gem in Big Lake!…read more Since we visited last, they have changed up their dining experience, but we enjoyed it! You scan the QR code at your table, order online, pay online and someone delivers all items (to your table) in takeout containers. Even with this updated experience, without "wait staff", everyone was helpful and attentive. The signature sticks, with the yum-yum sauce, has to be my personal favorite. You have to be so careful not to fill up on their delicious wontons and purple egg rolls (appetizers!) The restaurant and restrooms are clean and welcoming - nothing fancy, just what you would expect for small town dining! It looks like they host local musicians from time to time. The owner was working alongside his team and so friendly! He often treats his customers to his signature sweet wontons (secret flavors!) Our only complaint, and this comes paired with a picky eater. The description of their dishes doesn't necessarily disclose all vegetables/ingredients used. So, some surprises were had! It was delicious and a very minor complaint! We can't wait to visit again!

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    Cambo Flare - Outdoor seating available, a convenient area to walk your dog just across the street, and they are located right on highway10

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    Rockys Asian Bistro & BBQ - Fresh Spring Rolls with pork

    Rockys Asian Bistro & BBQ

    4.4(113 reviews)
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    The restaurant is in a quiet neighborhood next to a gas station so there's plenty of parking. We've…read morebeen here a few times when they first open and more often when we moved to Blaine, MN. We would bring our Hmong family here when they visit. I love the display of Hmong art, crafts and tools. Unfortunately, service has always been slow even on a weekday. I'm unsure why since workers do come around and check in. I've had their pho, laab, papaya salad, chicken wings etc. It's not memorable but it's Hmong food. Hoping they bring back waitressing for serving utensils, and dinnerware rather than having customers fetch their own water, foam plates or plastic ones. It's not appropriate to bring extended family here anymore when we have to tell them to get their own utensils and pho veggies from their service area. We prefer Pho 126 for large family dining or Boba & Tea Deli for Hmong food.

    Quite tasty and fast for takeout!…read more I especially enjoyed the papaya salad and drunken noodle, but those are usually my favorites. The various meats were executed well (mixed platter, rack of ribs) with good flavor. The ribs were especially smoky, but quite charred as a result The spice level was pretty inconsistent -- one of the ones at the lowest level was distinctly spicy while the one at the medium level was pretty mild. Worth a visit!

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    HAI HAI - Bread pudding

    HAI HAI

    4.1(1k reviews)
    14.6 mi•Northeast
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    We decided on Hai Hai for Independence Day dinner as it was one of the few restaurants on our…read moreto-try list that was open. While we made a reservation a couple of weeks in advance for an earlier 5PM dinner, it wasn't busy at all at that time. We easily could have gone without. Hai Hai is a really large restaurant, far larger than I anticipated, with plenty of spaces on the back patio, a large bar area, and a lot of seating indoors up in front. We were led to one of the indoor tables which we appreciated immensely given the heat outside. We found the service to be prompt and efficient. The food came out fast, within 10 minutes or so. They must be really efficient in the kitchen. Hat Yai Chicken ($23) - I've eaten this dish several times in the past, but always bone in. This one, on the other hand, includes two pieces of fried boneless thigh, mostly cleaned and stripped of skin. I say mostly because one thigh still had quite a large chunk of cartilage attached. Unfortunately removing the skin also removes a protective layer to help the chicken from being drying out. And overfried this is, making the meat somewhat tough and stringy, although there's just a bit of intermuscular chicken fat to moisten things up a tad. The hard fry does allow the breading to develop into a robust crunch, however, and with the fried garlic, fried curry leaves, and sliced Thai chili on top, makes a flavorful and texturally interesting bite. The chicken is served on top of a piece of roti. I assume it's homemade since it's on the denser side of things and is floury, without that glass shatteringly crisp skin of some other roti varieties I've had. There's a dip of red curry on the side, which is aromatic and flavorful, sweet with coconut milk to start, then the aroma of curry leaf and spices, and finally a small bit of heat to warm the mouth. It's strangely served lukewarm instead of hot. Finally, there's a small pile of home made pickles. Nice to eat, but the rest of the dish isn't fatty, oily, or heavy enough to really require them. Then again, it's nice to have as a palette refresher between bites of the flavorful chicken and curry. (4/5) Vietnamese Crepe, Pork & Shrimp ($23) - I've only eaten banh xeo once before and I found it to be a greasy, soggy mess. This one is anything but. The pancake stays completely crisp, almost shatteringly so, even on the bottom surface facing the plate. Of course it's still a messy dish to eat, due to having to cut it up to eat in lettuce wraps, mixed with herbs. Four large lettuce leaves are included, along with cilantro and some (holy?) basil. The banh xeo s not easy to cut with the provided butter knife, so I asked for the steak knife - still not easy to cut! Inside the crisp crepe are several pieces of shrimp, tender and not overcooked at all, a bunch of almost melt-in-the-mouth cubes of pork belly, then a bed of wilted onions, green onions, and bean sprouts. I love how the bean sprouts are cooked here instead of being raw like in so many Vietnamese dishes. This dish is served with two sauces. One a sweetened fish sauce Nước Chấm. For some reason I taste some fruity elements but I could be imagining things. The other is a barely spicy sriracha-ish sauce. (5/5) Visiting Hai Hai was definitely a good choice for dinner. I can see why the head chef has a James Beard award to her name! Bathrooms - Four all gender stalls, two wash stations right outside. It's great since most foods are messy finger foods that needs a convenient wash area. Food: [4.5/5] Service: [+] Other: [ ] Final Rating: 5/5

    Two of us went to Hai Hai the other night and had a great experience! We started off with the Bun…read moreCha Lettuce Wraps and the Adobo Pork Ribs. The ribs were PHENOMENAL!!! Highly recommend!! For the vegetable we got the Fried Brussels Sprouts were amazing as well. The flavor that was in this dish was amazing. Our main course was the Balinese Chicken Thigh. It is very coconut forward, which was not my favorite thing. It is my fault for not reading the description, but I felt like the coconut cream sauce on the rice really overpowered the dish. We ended with the Vietnamese Coffee Tiramisu cake. So so yummy!!! Our server was great and the vibe of this place was so fun. The plants and colors really bring a nice pop to the area!!

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    Angkor Restaurant - Roast Pork Lo Mein

    Angkor Restaurant

    4.1(112 reviews)
    3.3 mi
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    We called to place our order ahead of time on a weeknight and it was ready in 20 minutes. They…read morefirmly let us know that they were closing at 7 and expected us to pick up before then. The prices are comparable to other Chinese cuisine in the area. All of our food was fresh and tasty. We enjoyed the honey walnut shrimp and the fried rice. Most places will allow you to choose white or fried rice with entrees and Angkor says "white rice only", but I am glad I decided to order fried rice anyway. It was colorful, rich, flavorful- all that fried rice should be. My only critique was for the noodles. They gelled together into 1 big lump. Maybe they were put into the container piping hot? The flavors were still there but the noodles forming 1 inseparable mass made them challenging to eat. Overall we were highly satisfied with our food and will order takeout from them again.

    Pick up only Asian spot off of Foley Blvd and 109th in the strip mall. They have 4 or 5 seats to…read morewait for your food and few tables for order pickup. I ordered the vegetable delight. The entrees come with a side of white rice or the other option is a combo where the entree portion is smaller but comes with a side of fried rice and one egg roll or 3 wontons. I went on a weeknight, dinner time and the order came in about 15 minutes The food was hot and fresh after driving it home. The vegetable delight had a bit of a sweet taste for those that like that. Fast, efficient and fresh food. Will be back !

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    Angkor Restaurant - Delivery Orders are always packed so well!

    Delivery Orders are always packed so well!

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    Our favorite Fried Rice (with barbecued pork)

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