Seoul St. Cafe I am…read more.. Absolutely obsessed. This new Korean street food spot nails it. The food is bold, comforting, and dangerously delicious. Every bite tastes fresh, intentional, and deeply satisfying. The staff? Genuinely kind. Warm, welcoming, and fast without feeling rushed. It's convenient. It's cozy. It's the kind of place you crave again before you even leave. Simple verdict. Friendly people. Easy stop. Ridiculously yummy Korean street food done right. I will be back. Often.

We loved it. It was delicious! We went when it wasn't busy so didn't wait too long. Everyone was…read morevery attentive and amazing customer service.

Excellent food | great service…read more We stumbled upon this place last minute on our road trip. This place had high ratings, so we figured we would give this a try and order pick up on Doordash. We ordered spring rolls, general chicken, pad thai, and drunken noodle. All mild spice and no egg (food allergy). I had my husband to go in and check our order was received after no confirmation on DoorDash. The lady apologized and was quick to give us complimentary gyoza - wow! Our order was ready within 20 minutes. Everything was delicious!! I'm so happy we ordered our food from here. There was so much drunken noodle that I saved it for leftovers. The general chicken is excellent with a light crispy batter. The chicken in our dishes are not dry. I'm very happy and will return here if we find ourselves visiting Boise.

My cousin made us reservations for dinner at Taste last Saturday. We got all of our kids ready for…read moretheir prom and decided to have a prom moms dinner for ourselves. My sister and I showed up first. We got sat at a round table and chilled until the rest of our party showed up. After everyone got there, we all checked out the menu. There wasn't a real organized system between the employees that served our table. It was a reservation for 5 but only 2 menus and 2 waters were initially dropped off. After everyone got there, 2 more waters were brought out but not the 5th glass that was missing. Then we got an over abundance of menus when we just needed a couple more. It was a rough start. We finally got to order appetizers and dinner. I got the Asparagus Delight with extra chicken. My sister ordered Pad See Ew. My cousin got the Khao Soi with rice noodles. The two other prom moms got General's chicken and a sushi roll. For starters we got the fried green beans and calamari. The wait on the appetizers seemed long. Nothing is more annoying than not being able to enjoy your starter cause your dinner was right behind it. 2 fried green beans were brought out. We had to call the server and ask about the calamari. We were confused if that was 1 appetizer of fried green beans split into 2 plates for easier sharing or if it was actually 2 orders. Well, it was 2 orders so the extra portion was taken back. The calamari did come out shortly but was fast considering we waited so long initially for the appetizers come out. I didn't try the appetizers but from what was being said the fried green beans were good and they have had better calamari. As fast as that calamari came out, I'm sure it was prepared quickly. Not taking the normal time to actually prepare something that could turn into rubber if it's not cooked properly. Dinner came out shortly. My dish looked really good. There was bright green pieces of asparagus. A few hearty chunks of cauliflower. I noticed quite a few shrimp and a decent amount of chicken. My dish was good. The veggies were fresh and crispy. The sauce was on the sweeter side but still tasted good. The shrimp was tender but did have a fishy scent to them. The chicken could have been velveted. It was white meat and we all know white meat can lean towards the drier side. I think velveting could have fixed that. I did ask for extra chicken and in all honesty I don't think I really got the extra I had ordered. Service was decent. The timing of the appetizers and food could be worked on. Some communication between employees would have been nice for more organization. I came here for lunch and wasn't impressed with portion sizes and I will have to say I wasn't impressed with the dinner portion either. It's cool that I got to come back and vibe with my family tonight. It was busy so it's great to see that people are out supporting their local Asian restaurant. I unfortunately have such a high bar set from my family and growing up in this industry. I really wish this place would have met my expectations the second time around.

Grab yourself a baby dragon roll All the rolls were…read moreexcellent Teriyaki was very good The rice ironically lacked flavor but there was plenty of it

We ordered take out chicken pad thai. It was not authentic and the quality was not good. I am sure…read moresome of their other menu items are great. I wouldn't order the chicken pad thai again. The young boys running the front were very nice and respectful. They have a nice outdoor area. It is a large restaurant with a lot of seating.

We were visiting family in Boise, from California. We love trying sushi from all over and this…read moreplace was absolutely delicious. On top of everything else, the service was amazing! Our waitress was on top of everything we needed. She even realized we were from out of town and asked what our visit was for. We explained that we had just lost a family member and we needed a bite to eat near our hotel while we were in town. She was so wonderful to us and we felt like she gave us all the time in the world. Mind you, it was the busiest time of night. Every single seat was filled and everyone was happy. Everything was very clean and we sat at the bar so we got to see the sushi getting made. It was a great experience even through our dark times this weekend. If we ever come back on better circumstances, this will be the place we go. My aunt who lives here said it was her favorite and now we understand why.

I ordered Garlic Shrimp roll to go. First 3 or 4 pieces were very good. However in the rest of the…read moreroll there were not any D.F shrimp. Just panco!

Teriyaki beef and rice were good and fresh. Loved that. A bit disappointed in 2 things. 1.) the…read moreshort ribs are SO razor thin I was actually feeling a bit ripped off. I mean seriously razor thin. Not cool 2.) The coconut haipua had less than a 1/4 of a teaspoon of coconut cream. Again, felt ripped off. Spam musubi was VERY VERY GOOD. Best I have had in my travels. 5 stars for that. Mouth watering great!

I hate leaving negative reviews, even more so for local restaurants especially at this time. But my…read moreexperience at CK was so unfortunate...I gotta share. For your sake. Located in the quiet shops off Entertainment, CK Hawaiian BBQ touts they have the best Hawaiian food in Boise. I think there is potential but they need an entire makeover, from the space to the recipes. For one, the restaurant was not clean. The tables were grimy and the floor was oddly sticky. It felt like the place hadn't been properly cleaned in a long time. I ordered the Kalua Park Plate (savory pork with (or without) cabbage) with a side of macaroni and gravy ($8.45 for small), my husband the Chicken Katso also with a side of macaroni and gravy (panko breaded chicken breast, $9.55). We decided to take our food home. The second I opened the boxes, I was unimpressed. I'll spare you my very descriptive and unappetizing statement (something about the remarkable resemblance to wet cat food), but to be blunt, I was appalled. It was soggy mess of a few pieces of pork with way to much cabbage. I took one small bite and couldn't stomach anymore. Even my husband exclaimed "what the actual f***." The rest of the food wasn't the worst. The chicken katsu was breaded good but I was like where tf is the katsu sauce?! It wasn't anything special at all. At least it was edible. The macaroni salad was okay. It didn't taste very fresh, probably an old batch. I'm no Hawaiian food expert and based off their menu I got the impression that they're not aimed at providing traditional Hawaiian fare, but more so "inspired" fare. However, regardless of the origin of the food the fact remained that what I received tonight was terrible. Two stars, because the employees were very nice. And were very accommodating when we changed from dine-in to take-out.

I've been to panda garden before and I haven't had any bad experiences. This place is very yummy…read moreand the people are nice. I got the spring rolls they were crispy but soft on the inside, very good. The orange chicken was a little spicy but soooo delicious the chicken was very tender and flavorful. The chicken lo mein was also very tasty and the chicken again was very soft in the best way. Over all 10/10 would eat here again. P.s. the pink chopsticks also sold from here, very cute, I love them.

I'm still in the hunt for some good Chinese food. So I have been making my way through the valley…read moreto find it! This joint is real close to my Brother in law's job and had commented that they push out some pretty darn good fried rice. Word of mouth is the best kind of advertising so I'm taking his word and trying it out today. I'm going off of his fried rice recommendation so I'm hoping it's going to be good. I work downtown so it's a close drive to get to this joint. I have passed this place for many years and never tried it out. I know there's a cute panda sign up front but I honestly didn't know what to expect. The building is older which is fine. Hella good food is pushed out of janky spots all the time. Walking in, this venue is tiny. It holds a good amount of tables. It could use some upkeeping and a little updating. It looks very run down, dirty. Janky is fine but it's a turn off when it's dirty looking. Unfortunately I came too late for their lunch menu. I always find it the best way to be able to try a little of everything with lunch combo plates. After checking out the menu, I was excited to see that I could get a small bowl of hot and sour soup. I don't have to commit to a large bowl. I also wanted mu shu tofu. I asked about the tofu and my server seemed confused about it. So, I went with the chicken to prevent any communication issues. I feel like tofu is a standard item in Chinese restaurants so it threw me off that she was confused that I wanted it as an option. While I was waiting for my food, I worked on my hot tea. The pot could use a wipe down. It wasn't the cleanest looking tea pot. My soup came out pretty quick. I had a feeling the soup was pre made since they offer it by the bowl. To be honest, I can tell I was going to be disappointed by the soup cause of the color. It was light, no chili flakes, no bamboo shoots. After taking a couple bites, I figured it was egg flower soup with extra soy for color. They added tofu which is normally in hot and sour. Man, what a disappointing bowl of soup. It was decent for what it was, egg flower but there was no heat and no acidity. They should not be calling that soup hot and sour. The mu shu was dropped off and it looked promising. It was rich in color. There were nice pieces of chicken throughout the dish. The pancakes didn't look like the normal pancakes that normally come with mu shu. They were thick, powdery and looked uncooked. But I was willing to give it a chance. I rolled up a fat roll with the pancake and mu shu. Added a nice amount of plum sauce and dove right in! Ya.... that pancake was not it. It tasted thick, raw and doughy. I removed everything in the middle and decided to eat the mu shu like a stir fry. I asked for a side of fried rice and ate a much as I could. The chicken in the dish was tender. There was a good amount of veggies. The flavor was good. I would have liked more cabbage to the dish. The cabbage adds a nice crunchy element to the dish. Eating it with the rice was good but it would have been nice to have the full experience with the right pancakes. I don't see myself coming back. Service was not even basic, food was dropped off and never was checked up on. The soup was disappointing and misleading. The pancakes were criminal. And you're charged 3.25 for half pot of tea. Mind blowing that you're charged that much for tea and a half pot at that. Most Chinese joints use generic green tea, 50 bags to a box. I know, I served it for years. I can't imagine how much you're charged for soda. The mu shu was decent which gives this visit a 2 star but overall, this visit was not worth the 20 bucks I spent.

4/1/26- 5* first time experience, no complaints. Came here…read moreafter the gym in my gym clothes and nobody seemed to care, laid back environment but also has a dim light fancy/dressy vibe as well. I wanted to try everything when I read the menu. I'd suggest to add photos, I enjoy pictures when looking at a menu. I ordered the Lisa roll and it was exactly what I was looking for! So good, came with miso soup and I added a Coors light. Looking at some of the reviews I should have tried a cocktail. I'll be back for sure but I was pleased for the first time!

Placed to go order and said 1 hour wait. Took 1 hour and 15 mins. Also charging for take out…read morepackaging fee of 3% of bill. Expect better packaging if I'm paying for it rather than a plastic thank you plastic bag

Inside out: this building is older but warmly decorated and cozy. There is ample parking and plenty…read moreof seating! Service: fast, friendly, and the people there always seem to be human, happy, and I've heard more than one speak well of their leadership there. Food: Spicy angel is my go to, my husband likes the crunchy roll or any of the fried ones, I also like the rainbow and typically get an avocado roll for fun. Their sashimi has always been top notch and tasty. We come here a lot more frequently and even brought our family and got hibachi which was delicious! We've never had a bad meal. We often order for pick up and it's just as good. Overall: this place is fantastic. Pick up, dine in, take a date, take the family, it's worth it every time.

I eat here regularly & the food is always consistently fantastic. Their seafood is always fresh, &…read morethe food is well made with lots of finesse. Best sushi I've had in Boise. Service has always been fantastic. My only criticism is their online menu doesn't list what's in each menu item, making it more difficult to order.