4/5 service, 4/5 presentation of food, 3/5 taste of food…read more I usually go to the food court during my lunch break to explore new food options and I found Boom Fryer. I was moderately hungry so when I saw that they had Ja Jang Myun and Jang Pong (spicy seafood noodle soup) I was super excited to order here. I ordered the veggie Ja Jang Myun (black bean noodles) since Ja Jang is harder to make and usually differs in taste by places and I wanted to see if they Ja Jang was good to replace my usual Korean/Chinese restaurant in Ktown. I'll have to say the staff was nice and the food was presentable but I did not like the Ja Jang Myun as much as I hoped it would taste like It felt more like a filler food to appease my hunger but I didn't get the satisfaction I usually get after eating a nice bowl of black bean noodles. The egg noodles were not as springy and the black bean sauce had some bitter in it which means it should be cooked more with oil and brown sugar to get it less bitter. But as for mall food and getting the job done by feeling full after the meal, I'd say it's okay. Just don't expect it to be similar to ktown food or anything amazing. Or I'd recommend getting Jang Pong like the previous user did since spicy seafood noodles are much harder to mess up compared to Ja Jang (which I think it's one of the harder dishes to perfect).

It's nice to see a family owned business in the food court. It's tough to compete against all the…read moreother chains. The workers are super friendly. Though the food did take 10 min to make. They made it fresh (not like other places in the food court that pre makes the food and it sits out). It came out piping hot. So so hot. The seafood soup, original is probably the best thing to get here. My husband has had it twice and really likes it. It's big and has a shrimp with its head on, calamari and mussels, zucchini and other veggies. The flavor of the broth is good. I got the chow fun noodles and I liked the noodle texture. It was too oily though and the chicken, while it was good quality was too salty. I wish there was a vegetable in the dish also. $30 for two meals is not bad. We could have also split one, they were pretty big.

Food was excellent. Sorry for not having a pic but Ill definitely be back there and update the…read morereview. The wings are great (no sauce needed). I had the kimchi fried rice, which I didnt think Id like but I loved it. Fit was paired with I want to say some type of steak but dont quote me. I chose this based off of our waiter's personal recommendation and it was spot on. I even took my picky 13 year old the most recent time I went and she loved it as well (not the rice though). She only eats white rice or rice with "grass" in it as I like to tease her about her love of Chipotle's rice.

This is a happy hour menu-only review…read more First, I want to say that staff here are absolutely perfect. Everyone we encountered as so nice, so welcoming, and so accommodating. No notes there. Management, if you're reading this, your staff is great. Now, onto the happy hour. Non-beer options are slim pickings on the HH menu. I wish they had a cocktail or two that wasn't a mimosa. Draft beers were very well priced and my Sapporo did hit. The bulgogi nachos were pretty good. The fried chicken was fine - nice crunch but almost zero flavor. They had a tiny side of honey mustard for dipping, but otherwise, pretty bland. The appetizer sampler was basic, to be honest. I had the chicken dumplings, fries, and cheese sticks. The mozz sticks were, just like the fried chicken, bland. Actually, everything in the sampler platter was bland. I would be back for a beer and the nachos, and I definitely want to come back and try their donkatsu.

Looking to get some Korean chicken. Heard about this spot on social media and decided to check it…read moreout. Small clean space. Good service and food. Owner/Operator was nice and gave us a coleslaw on the house. Very kind.Ordered chicken wings and sandwich. Took a bit of waiting but good Korean wings takes a longer. Food came out hot. Garlic dip is the best dip. Overall good experience. Support local businesses and give this spot a try.

So, my co-workers were all raving about this spot and I just didn't see the hype…read more I ordered the rice and potato dog. The menu stated sausage so I naturally assumed it was sausage and not a basic hot dog completely in a thick batter and bland tasting mozzarella . The coating was sugar and cinnamon and then drizzled with a sweet tangy sauce . It was underwhelming and not tasty. There was absolutely no balance in it. I also tried the cheesling with the garlic sauce and man even worse. The place is clean and decently spacious, the staff were polite and the service was pretty fast. A bit on the pricey side depending on what you're getting . Overall I will not be returning .

If you have a World Cup jersey, wear it here and get a free mango sticky rice…read more A friend just moved to Grove Street, so we met here for lunch and found out they're running this World Cup special. More Express (Asian Fusion & Sushi) 281 Grove St, Jersey City, NJ 07302 Beef Rendang ($23) My favorite dish. The beef was super tender and packed with flavor. Honestly reminded me more of satay than a traditional rendang. Drunken Noodle with Chicken ($18) Best served hot. The chicken was surprisingly juicy and the noodles had great flavor. Malaysia Prawn ($28) The owner's recommendation and definitely worth ordering. The shrimp were full of flavor, and even the shells were crispy enough to eat. We also got: * Seaweed Salad ($8) * Wasabi Roll ($17) Both were fresh and generous in portion. Wear a World Cup jersey and you'll get a free mango sticky rice. Big portions, reasonable prices, and a great spot to meet up with friends.

Good food. Fast service and a nice restaurant inside. I'd try them again. Very friendly place. I…read morereally enjoyed the spring rolls.

Few months ago, coworker treated me for lunch from this restaurant so today I decided to drop in…read moreand get a meal. Typical takeout place, but I loved the fish tank. Kept me occupied while I waited for my food. Place was busy so had to wait a bit. This round was boneless ribs and pork fried rice with some steamed pork dumplings. The dumplings were pretty tasty. Little on the small side but they did the job. The dipping sauce was nice too, I tasted a little essence of cilantro and I really liked it. The boneless ribs were good, tasty and tender. Pork fried rice was nice, could use a little more pork in there. Workers were really nice, the place is very clean and the prices are very reasonable. I wouldn't mind coming back again.

This takeout gave me and my fiance food poisoning. It is HORRIBLE. We are two people with strong…read morestomachs, very uncommonly having stomach issues at all. I had to call out of work today. This place should be shut down.

Visited them again, this time for lunch at the location. Ordered 3 items and a drink. All came out…read morequickly at the same time. All made well. Service is good but the table needed a bit more cleaning. Bit expensive for the location and serving size but good spot to visit once in a while.

Terrible! We've…read moregiven this place so much chances over the years yet it consistently disappoints every time. We're baffled as to how the food can look so good yet have no seasoning or flavor, not even salt on many occasions.

Food is delicious. Service is really fast! They have about (8) 4-person tables and seem to do carry…read moreout frequently!

I've had good experiences here and bad experiences here... the food is inconsistent…read more I ordered pickup from here about a month ago. Very good moist satay, tasty Penang curry, great pad see ew, and decent pad Thai. Today we ordered, and the food tasted and looked totally different. Pad Thai was dry, with over cooked and broken chunks of noodle. Bland curry, and tough chicken satay. I even double checked that we ordered from the right place. Maybe different cooks, different days. But I probably won't order from here again unfortunately.

When I started working in Hoboken some years ago, Green Garden was the go-to Chinese restaurant for…read morea majority of my co-workers when it came to ordering food to be delivered. It was cheap, and it was delivered quickly. I tried it once, maybe twice, and thoroughly disliked it, thinking the food itself was exceedingly mediocre. Getting bad Chinese is like getting bad pizza. It's rare, but it happens (unless you're ordering pizza from a place like Domino's, in which case getting bad pizza is the norm). Sorta became an in-joke down through the years (albeit a not particularly funny one) that whenever the office would order Chinese as a group, or "team," (I've always hated the Orwellian corporate psychology-101 technique of calling everyone laboring in the office a part of a "team," but I guess it beats calling everyone in the office "family"...when that happens, I usually can't resist mumbling, "Yeah...family...Manson family." Anyway...) someone would inevitably crack, "Don't ask Ed. He's too highfalutin for Green Garden." And I might reply, "No, but I value good food." In recent years, I've gotten away from eating Chinese food entirely. In part, that's for health reasons (unless you eat something like steamed vegetables, Chinese food doesn't seem very healthy to me), In part, I've just kinda lost my taste for it. The other day, though, a co-worker/friend was ordering from Green Garden. At this point, no one asks me. But I thought, "At home, my cupboard is bare, I'm hungry, I haven't had Chinese in a good long while, and it's cheap." I piped up that I was willing to partake. After a moment of stunned, unbelieving silence from my co-workers had passed, I undertook to peruse the on-line menu, and ordered a combination platter of wonton soup, pork fried rice, and sesame chicken. I decided to look on it as a sort of gastronomic lark, a culinary "adventure." How bad could it be? As bad as my memory of it? I suddenly remembered my delicate digestive system and thought with not a little trepidation that I might have just made a big mistake. But at that point, I was already committed in terms of payment and the on-line order. Delivery was pretty swift, and the price was still very moderate. Plastic forks and spoons were provided (not all places do that anymore without being specifically asked), as well as soy and duck sauce (no hot mustard, which I usually use in wonton soup, but I was willing to overlook that). I dug in. How bad was it? In actuality, it was pretty good. There was more than enough food provided (although another piece of broccoli added to the sesame chicken and another wonton added to the soup wouldn't have been a bad idea). My digestive system came through it unscathed, and I didn't get a headache. And I think I actually enjoyed what I ate. I don't know if they have new management, or ownership, or they've merely stepped up their game, or my tastes have deteriorated markedly with my advancing decrepitude, but fairness dictates at least a 4-star review. It was cheap, it arrived quickly, it was plentiful and tasty, plastic forks and spoons were provided. I can't say I've undergone a transformation of religious intensity and suddenly "love" Green Garden, but I can say...at least I can after my most recent experience...I liked what I had. What's not to like? I wouldn't be averse to ordering from Green Garden again when hungry or when nostalgia for Chinese food moves me. Recommended.

Easily the most impressive Chinese culinary experience I've had to date. The ingredients were…read moreincredibly fresh, and the attention to detail in the flavor profiles sets this place apart from the rest. Highly recommended for a top-tier mea