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    Yak Yai Thai Restaurant - Mango sticky rice

    Yak Yai Thai Restaurant

    4.7(115 reviews)
    5.0 miShockoe Bottom
    $$

    Got takeout from here about a year ago and we STILL talk about it. Went again today and dined in…read moreand the food was as delicious as we remembered it, if not even better. The Thai food here SLAPS! The dining area is fairly small, maybe about 10-12 tables, can see it filling up pretty quickly. Our server was super friendly and attentive (forgot her name) and was so nice to our noisy toddler haha. Food came out at pretty good pace and app, entrees and food didn't all come out at the same time which was nice. You HAVE to get their Thai sausage appetizer - If they made this an entree, I would get it every single time. The sausage is perfectly balanced with lean and fat and packed full of Thai flavor and spices. For my entree I got the Thai fried rice with chicken and this portion is HUGE, was able to take some home and easily serve it as another meal. The fried rice was so tasty and fried chicken was perfectly fried and came with a nice sweet and sour sauce too. My wife loved the pad se ew and got to take home her food as well. If this place was closer to us, it would be not good for our wallets. If you want delicious and authentic Thai food, look no further than Yak Yai!

    He Said: We brought a small subset of our kids, the ones who live here, while on a visit to town…read morefor music (GSBG!) and they chose the dinner spot. None of us had been before and I'll never pass up Thai food. We got the massaman curry while splitting the veggie gyoza with one of the kids and summer rolls with everyone. Also, I tried multiple bites of the red curry from one kid and from the other a tofu noodle. All in all, I'd say: sure, it's ok. I think they have good southeast Asian food, and okay Thai food. The curry was heavy on liquid and not as much on protein and veg. The gyoza were covered in dried garlic, which left little chance for any other flavors to come through, and what was there was mild. The summer rolls were super-sized and tasty for sure, probably the best of what we had IMO. The crispy tofu noodle was middle of the road. I am not against any of this food, but much of it came up short. The service was good in some cases with quick attention at first and diminishing from there. Prices are good all around and we had no problems getting in on a Wednesday. She Said: I don't have anything to add to what he said except that the Pinot Noir on offer is quite nice. Potty Points: No trip to the potty for me, but my son was enthralled by the new-to-him approach to a bidet!

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    Main St. Dragon

    Main St. Dragon

    4.3(139 reviews)
    3.5 miThe Fan
    $$

    Found out about this spot after seeing a review on TikTok and had to check it out. I love Asian…read morecuisine and have been itching to try new places within the city. My waitress Kat was very nice and helpful, even patient with me since it was my first time. I already had in mind what I wanted to order, but she was eager to jump in and help me with recommendations if I needed it. I started with some chicken gyoza which was really good and the tangy sauce was very flavorful. Not even 3 minutes after receiving it, I got my main entree which was the scallion chicken and fried rice which was absolutely incredible! The sauce was very sweet with a bit of spice thanks to the peppers in the veggie mix. I heard that this place is known for its ramen so I'll definitely return to try that!

    Main Street Dragon was such a great experience! The restaurant was aesthetically pleasing, and our…read morewaitress was friendly and attentive. I ordered the Spicy Bangkok Ramen, which was delicious, fresh, and full of flavor. The bok choy was a nice touch and complemented the dish perfectly. My brother ordered the spicy Soba Noodles and really enjoyed them--the noodles had a nice, chewy texture. My mother chose the Indonesian Ramen and loved the strong basil and lemongrass flavors. She added chicken to her ramen, but unfortunately, it seemed either overcooked or processed. However, the staff handled the issue well and removed it from our bill, which we truly appreciated. Overall, we had a great family dining experience and would definitely return!

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    Bar with anime cartoons

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    Ramen with mushrooms and char siu

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    Fat Dragon Chinese Kitchen and Bar - Steamed chili dumplings

    Fat Dragon Chinese Kitchen and Bar

    4.2(758 reviews)
    2.1 miScott's Addition
    $$

    As a self-proclaimed foodie and someone who runs their own food business, I'll admit my standards…read moreare high. To me, a great presentation and a beautiful atmosphere are wonderful, but at the end of the day? Nothing can replace pure, authentic flavor. ​Well, Fat Dragon in Virginia absolutely blew me away. ​From the second we walked in, the experience was seamless. We had a party of eight with no reservation, and they sat us immediately. The ambiance was great, the portions were incredibly generous, and the staff was friendly, attentive, and completely on top of their game. Drinks arrived fast, and the entire meal flowed beautifully without a single hitch. ​But let's get to the real highlight of the night: the Tsingtao beer-battered mushrooms. ​Oh my goodness, they were out of this world! Perfectly fried and crispy on the outside, incredibly juicy on the inside, and dusted with a spicy Sichuan cloud that made them completely irresistible. They were so good that even my father--who isn't a mushroom lover at all--couldn't stop eating them! ​For my main course, I had the Fei Lone steak, and it was absolutely sublime. Tender, perfectly prepared, and packed with flavor. ​If you appreciate amazing service, a great vibe, and food that actually delivers on taste, do yourself a favor and check out Fat Dragon. I'll definitely be thinking about those mushrooms for a long time!

    We arrived on a Thursday around 8 pm. The parking here is street parking, which is hit-or-miss. We…read moreparked within a half-block, so it was not a long trek. The entryway is interesting and provides some shelter from the rain, allowing you to manage your umbrella before entering. We were seated within seconds, and our server, Liza, came by very promptly with some water for our table. I felt slightly anxious at first, being that we were in a cozy two-top amongst the fray, but it subsided quickly because everyone was respectful and reasonably quiet. We ordered the veggie spring rolls to start, and I had the Chinatown Ramen, and my partner had the Chicken Fried Noodles. The appetizer was hot, savory, and spicy with the duck sauce and hot mustard mixture. If you like milder sauce, do not mix it. The entrees came out within five or so minutes of the appetizers, which seemed quick for a busy night. The ramen was spicy, hot, and filling. I was only able to finish about half. We will be enjoying those leftovers tonight. My partner said that her noodles and chicken were well-seasoned and delicious, too. Looking around the restaurant, it is clear that they support the local LGBTQ+ community, and it is even labeled as a Safe Space on the beautifully manicured, makeshift chalkboard/menu/posting board. The clientele and staff alike seemed warm and kind, based solely on limited interactions and observation on my part. If you are looking for a traditional American-Chinese food restaurant (think buffet-style items), this is likely not the place for you. There were no mishaps or snafus with our orders. Liza performed her duties well, and I can surely recommend this restaurant to anyone who doesn't mind a mix of Japanese and Chinese cuisine.

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    Kobop RVA - Munch box

    Kobop RVA

    4.8(41 reviews)
    5.2 miWestover Hills
    $$

    Kobop RVA inside Väsen Brewing Company in Forest Hill is one of those places that feels like a…read moreneighborhood gem the moment you walk in. We stopped by for drinks and dinner and were immediately impressed by the setup. Located inside Väsen, the food operation has a cool food truck-style pickup window at the back of the brewery when your pager goes off (order at the bar). It's casual, efficient, and adds to the fun atmosphere. Most importantly, the food was absolutely exceptional. Every dish we tried delivered huge flavor and was packed with personality. This is the kind of food that makes you stop mid-conversation and comment on how good it is. The bar service was equally impressive. We placed our order through the bartender, and despite it being a Tuesday evening, there was plenty of staff on hand. Multiple team members checked on us throughout our visit, and every interaction was friendly, welcoming, and genuine. What really stood out was the sense of community. Although it's a relatively new addition to the Forest Hill area, it's already clear that locals have embraced it. They even have branded merchandise and cycling gloves for sale, and during our visit we watched several cyclists roll up, hop off their road bikes, and come inside still wearing their cycling gear. It felt like a true neighborhood gathering spot. Places like this give a neighborhood character, and Kobop Korean feels like something special. Outstanding food, great service, a fun atmosphere, and strong local roots. We'll absolutely be back.

    Amazing service, delicious food! Vivacious, vibrant ambience. Kobop has truly delivered and…read moreexceeded my expectations. The food here is incredible! Flavor wise, portion wise and overall presentation is so good! I really can go on and on about this place. I tried the wings, the bulgogi tacos and the bao buns. All 10s across the board. That paired with the pineapple margarita was such a good time

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    Vassen Brewery and Kobop

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    Yaya's Cookbook - Sashimi yellow tail

    Yaya's Cookbook

    4.1(584 reviews)
    8.7 mi
    $$

    We came here after the movies on a whim, and parking on a Saturday night is hit-or-miss, depending…read moreon the theatergoers. We walked in not expecting much, and we were amazed at the speed and efficiency of the staff. This place seems like a happening place for the night crowd, lots of young men and women congregating at the bar. Our server was shy and quiet, but she was quick and efficient at her job. We ordered the Thai Iced Tea (quite literally the best I have ever had in my life) and the Drunken Noodles. I am a pad kee mao aficionado, and theirs were fantastic. The atmosphere was interesting, eclectic if I had to sum it up in a word. There were multiple seating genres, if that makes sense. We sat at the small four-top in the lower area, and the view of the whole restaurant was great for people watching if you're into that sort of thing. We came here with no expectations, and we were blown away. What a hidden gem; we certainly got our money's worth. Whole-hearted recommendation from both of us. Recently, while driving down Main Street, we noticed there will soon be a new location downtown as well, so we've got that to look forward to.

    Came on a very busy evening. Was still seated immediately and drink orders were taken soon after…read more If you're looking for a quiet spot, this place gets LOUD when fully seated so don't expect to hold a long conversation. Appetizers are sized for sharing. The papaya salad at a 2 spice was closer to medium. The vegetable gyoza should be skipped if you want it steamed (flavorless and rather lifeless that way, so opt for fried). Main dishes were quite large and we both doggie bagged our entrees. If you're a picky eater they have the old standbys but if you want to try something new, the menu is large. Parking is easy. Seating is both inside and out. Food all tasted fresh. I'd go back and get a more adventurous main.

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    MPM Tiki Bar - Cheeseburger w/ fries

    MPM Tiki Bar

    4.1(185 reviews)
    8.1 mi
    $$

    We tried MPM Tiki bar tonight for the first time! Upon entering the front door we were promptly…read moregreeted by the hostess. The inside was decorated very on brand, but I thought it was quite loud inside. Granted, it is a Friday night. We sat outside and were greeted within a few minutes by our waitress. She was super friendly and helpful going over the menu for us since it was our first visit. I had a Thai Iced Tea which was delicious, but the straw I was given was too short for the glass they served it in. We ordered the crab Rangoon and bulgogi beef appetizers and thought they were delicious! For main courses, I ordered the Katsu Chicken Rice Bowl, my husband ordered the Pad Prik Pao and my husband's friend ordered the Crispy Chicken Fried Rice. We also ordered the Honey BBQ wings for the table. I thought the chicken in my bowl was really good, but the proportions of the bowl were interesting. It was essentially 5/6 rice and then 1/6 the chicken, seaweed salad, and other toppings (cabbage and tomatoes). It was such a deep bowl that I was left with copious amounts of rice at the end. The wings looked awesome but they were slathered in sauce and that was a little disappointing. Plus we could have used some wet wipes for them! The service was pretty slow which, again, Friday night.... But our server visited our table one time. Overall the food (for the most part) and atmosphere were great, but the service was just okay.

    amazing vibe and even better food! i love the laid back tiki interior - the bar is actually…read morebeautifully designed and the tvs give it a sports bar vibe. it's a perfect spot for a happy hour, date night, or a family outing. the food is phenomenal, as is the case at all of yaya's spots. the group collectively voted the apps as the winners - the brussel sprouts are just incredible. i got the spaghetti fan noodle dish with beef and the sauce was delicious and the protein to veggie ratio was perfect. i'll have to come back to try more cocktails - i got the mai tai and while tasty, it was indeed very sweet. however, the smoked old fashioned was perfection and the presentation was amazing. also, we tried the wasabi shots - LOVED it. it's a chilled wasabi paste and vodka shot, and the wasabi and vodka pairing was interestingly palatable and complemented each other very nicely. our server, max, was attentive and so nice. he even recommended several modifications to our dishes and he was spot on for all.

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    Fighting Fish - Monster Roll on the left and I can't remember the roll on the right but it has tuna and delicious!

    Fighting Fish

    4.5(410 reviews)
    2.3 miScott's Addition
    $$

    Sushi is legit! The…read moremenu offers many specialty rolls and traditional rolls such as sashimi, nigiri. We started off with some fried tofu (not pictured) and followed up with two specialty rolls. For two people, this was plenty to fill us up. The Monster roll is pretty filling with its size, tuna, and a piece of tempura. The roll on the left (forgot the name), was a nice balance to the heavier Monster roll. I thoroughly enjoyed the specialty rolls! Service was great! We were running behind our reservation time and I called to let them know. We still got our table when we arrived! They told us about the happy hour and we got some drinks and an appetizer. Water was always refilled. Ambiance is low key. Great for catching up with friends and families. Bathrooms had cool, neon lighting like you're at the club. Would definitely come back (which I did)!

    Cute location, very nice ambiance for dinner and seems like a great spot for date night. There's…read moreplenty of street parking. I ordered with a buy one get one deal through Uber Eats. Yume Roll and Jeff roll on bogo. They were actually a bit smaller than I expected. I ate all 4 rolls in one sitting. Some of the roll pieces were kind of thin but it was worth it with the bogo deal. Still pretty good flavor. I liked the Jeff roll with tuna, it seemed like a pretty thin topping and had a nice little kick from the jalapeño. The Yume roll had good flavor but it felt like the filling with the crunch was a lot of the filling which made it a little bland, nice crunch and simple flavors.

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    Fighting Fish - Tuna tacos. Yum! Spicy.

    Tuna tacos. Yum! Spicy.

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    Yellow Tail rolls

    Ko Noom - foodtrucks - Updated September 2026

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