It doesn't get much better than this for slope side food…read more Ramen portion was big, we shared one between two people. The pork and egg are absolutely delicious. The pork bun was also very good. Fast and friendly service. Highly recommend.

Perfect hot slope side lunch after enjoying cold activities. Such a cute and fun idea for a quick…read moreoutdoor dining option. Easy to find and get to this is a perfect place to meet up for a fast meal. Ordering was fast and easy and food was out quickly. All the broth was rich and delicious and the toppings were fresh and tasty. They even had a gluten free option and were careful and helpful when answering questions about food allergies. There is even a bathroom close by and a fire pit where you can wait for your food and eat it.

We're on New England road trip and we needed to stop for lunch (and we're so over sandwich, pizza…read moreand bar food). We're sooooooo glad we found this place. Everything was delicious. They have full Asian menu (Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, Korean and Japanese). The combination rice noodle sent us to heaven!! Right amount of wok hei, fresh ingredients. We had 4 dim sum dishes (shrimp siu mai, har gow, spicy wonton, and fried spring roll) and har gow (shrimp dumplings) is my favorite. Service was amazing. It's a family-operated restaurant with self-service. 10/10 recommended.

Food quality is amazing. Very simple walk up counter service. Generous servings. A little hard to…read morefind so pay attention to gps

The noodle soup was just so-so overall. While the broth had some flavor, it didn't really stand out…read moreor leave a lasting impression. I ordered noodle size #5, and the texture was just so-so--it didn't have the chewiness I was looking forward to, which was a bit disappointing. I also found the beef to be underwhelming. The slices were very thin, which can be nice in some cases, but here they felt a bit lacking in substance and didn't have much texture or flavor. It ended up being just okay and didn't add much to the overall dish. I ordered a medium bowl, but the portion was quite large--definitely more than I expected. A small would have been enough for me, so keep that in mind when ordering. We arrived around 8:30 pm and it wasn't too busy, so we were seated right away. The service was pretty good overall, and the staff was attentive without being overbearing.

Easy spicy noodle soup in the Chinatown area…read more Went on a cold weekday for lunch. There's typically a wait - was in line for about 30 minutes. Was sat and served quickly. Was pretty good! Would def get it again if I'm feeling for some Asian soup.

Not flavorful, overly oily, mediocre portions and prices to add on already sub par scene. Don't…read moreknow what it's like to eat in doors have only gotten takeout. Service was fine in that our takeout order was ready to go at the time they said it would be.

Ok not the best stingy with the food don't go there if you're in Burlington, they just want to…read morereview off charge you for sauce charge you for everything

Fabulous Thai House is an absolutely delicious experience…read more Order anything off the menu and I guarantee you will e pleased. Best Drunken Noodles this side of Soi Lan Suan!

The food was ok, but unfortunately dry. I ordered extra sauce but it was not added and all the…read morenoodles stuck together. The Toast delivery person left my food on a trash can by my garage door instead of knocking on my front door! Who does that? I wouldn't have ever known it was there if I hadn't checked my security camera.

Really enjoyed lunch here! I hadn't been down the stairs of 88 Church since it was Paradise…read moreBurrito, but I will be back soon! Lunch was very tasty and reasonable. About $20 each when tax was added. I found the dressing on the salad to have a very strong ginger kick. The stir fry with chicken had food flavor. The fruit was a great touch. My friend didn't care for the miso soup, but I thought it was good. She was just trying it for the first time. Can't wait to try more items! Space is small, but we didn't have a wait for lunch.

Food was pretty mediocre, bento box was very bland, salmon / tuna sashimi was super fishy, chicken…read moreteriyaki dry like the desert and the actual plastic box was chipping paint onto the food #microplastics. Tom Kha tasted more like Tom dishwater. Ramen was brought out in a huge bowl with small portions. No one likes disappointment, first and last time coming. Not worth $100 bucks

Not a lot of food options in this area but we enjoyed our meal here…read more Vibe: Medium-large seated restaurant Service: Good Food: We got stir fried veggies and a curry for two to share. Overall good without blowing us away. The portions were a good size, was able to take some leftover home for a second smaller meal. Value: Prices were reasonable for portion size and quality Accessibility: Street parking Overall good and probably some of the better food in the area.

We stopped here on our way to Canada and had an ok meal. We deliberated over what app to get and…read morefelt a little underwhelmed by the waitresses recommendation of the pot stickers. These didn't stick together well and didn't have a ton of flavor. For the main we tried the fried rice dish with shrimp which was probably a highlight of the meal, although we wished there'd been a few more shrimp. The fried ice-cream was also disappointing. The fried part had very little flavor and the ice cream was not all that tasty nor were the store bought mini chocolate chips. We also had a small salad and a pad se-ew all of which were fine, but not anything I'd especially want to come back for despite the reasonably good service we received here. Overall for the price, quantity, and quality, Dusit was fine, but the experience was maybe not on par with some of the other reviews and star ratings here. I offered them this feedback at the time of my visit.

A nice, spicy bowl of noodle soup really hits the spot on a cold winter day, even if it's already…read moreApril. This place may be small, but the food is a big hit! The space is cozy and very efficient, and despite the line, it moves fairly quickly. The open kitchen is right at the front, where you can watch a guy stretching fresh noodles by the window, which is fun to see. Once seated, ordering is super simple. They ask you three things: bowl size, noodle thickness, and spice level. We ordered three medium bowls and one large, and let me tell you, the large was ginormous. Portions are extremely generous. The noodles were perfectly cooked al dente, and the soup was light yet flavorful, not overly salty, which I really appreciated. Each bowl also came with a decent amount of thinly sliced beef shank, a whole marinated egg, and generous amount of scallions and cilantro. We also ordered the combo sets so we can try their appetizers too. My favorite was the spicy tofu strips. The chewy texture and bold flavor were excellent. My second favorite was the spicy cucumbers, which were slightly crunchy and salty, with garlic and chili peppers adding great depth. I usually prefer larger cucumber pieces for extra crunch, but these were still very enjoyable. The edamame with pickled greens was just okay compared to the others. Overall, my family and I really enjoyed this place and would definitely come back the next time we're in Montréal.

Great lunch. Tasty. Spicy if you like. Huge portions. Inexpensive. Two lunches + two side dishes…read morefor C$40. The owner has an amazing business plan. The restaurant is just across Rue Sherbrooke from the main entrance to McGill in a block of fancy offices. The space is the size of your first apartment. There are maybe eight tables but the space is shared so all seats are filled all the time from 11:00 am to 8:00 pm. And the line goes out the door; don't be discouraged. The line moves quickly. The "host" hands you a menu and takes your order while you're waiting in line. And your food arrives almost as soon as you sit down. And it's tasty. I had "oil noodles" plus spicy cucumbers. My wife had noodles with beef in broth plus spicy shredded tofu. All four dishes were excellent. Seriously. There's a burly guy in the front window making the noodles, which includes loud slams as he stretches and pulls the dough. Did I mention that they must be selling at least as many take out orders as in house. Caution: what you get is actually one long noodle, maybe a meter long, so prepared to slurp and bite off the noodle. We both used napkins (serviettes to you Canadians) tucked in like bibs.

Lovely lunch on our way home to Vermont. I tried the cold…read moreAsian noodle salad and my husband had the tuna panini with salad . Really tasty and not a long wait ...

Cozy! Quand il fait froid, the best place to warm up is the Cafe Rendez-vous! Asian soup to warm…read moreyour hands and your belly! Délicieusement parfumée d'huile de sésames, coriandre et limes. Such a delight! Or Tao Bowl? Yummy, tender chicken fritters, aromatisés avec l'huile piquante "maison". I've never tried the pizza... I get too distracted by the Asian-inspired dishes.. nice Les desserts, certains faits maison au restaurant!

I've passed by several times. Finally decided to try it. Love the 'okra fries' and mango lassee.read more

Solid Thai food was the last thing I expected to find while up in the ADK yet Sawatdee surprised…read moreme! If I had to recommend one dish it'd have to be the Khao Soi! Packed with flavor and big enough for two meals! It was recommended by our friendly waitress who was so attentive the entire. If only I'd saved room for dessert!