A guy from work said this was his favorite Thai place to get phó. That seemed off to me, as usually…read moreVietnamese restaurants do the phó. The restaurant is Erawan Thai and Vietnamese. Inside has plenty of seating. Tables and chairs. I ordered a rare steak and meatball phó, and chicken satay. I got an order of beef larb, and papaya salad to go. The phó was decent. The satay was great. With those dishes I was thinking this will be my new go to. The service was only ok for me. Back at the house I ate the larb. It was too thick. I didn't order a tiger cry dish. Larb is finely minced beef, pork, or chicken. This was not that. Not a fan. The papaya salad was the same way cut too thick. I wanted to try some more authentic Thai dishes. Unfortunately those were a let down for me. I give this place 3.5 stars. Rounded up to four.

After being away from Columbus for so long, it was refreshing to know that this place was still on…read morethe east side! I Love authentic cuisine, and this Thai & Vietnamese cuisine is just that. I haven't got a chance to sit down and eat here yet, but I've ordered takeout twice in one week and both times it guninely felt other patrons were not only enjoying their meals, but the atmosphere as well! Very much "home cooked meals vibes inside which feels great! the Thai soup is a go to for me, but the curry's and pho are always great options, especially when you want something filling! I loved the Thai spring rolls as well. I'm looking forward to dining in next time! (Will update review ha )

Realized I forgot to include the photo of my delicious lunch that I reviewed a few days ago. The…read morehibachi shrimp with low mein. Definitely recommend this tasty dish.

I heard they have some of the best crab Rangoon in the city, so you know I'd get over here…read moreeventually. (Actually, they are on the awesome crab Rangoon database, https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1QSQhg2_bTPApajJmPVewjtMe0A3QmIWnms3-CccL7vM/edit?gid=0#gid=0.) And my review is partly skewed toward that crab Rangoon, though I had a really good experience all in all. In a strip out front of Meijer, easy access and parking. Opens at 11 but they were open a bit before that today, which was nice. Super friendly and efficient service the whole way through. Dark inside but not gloomy; cozy. Lots on the menu, and I had a hard time deciding. Went with the Rangoon, of course, and a lunch special: 3 sushi rolls. That comes with soup or salad, and I had the miso soup, pretty darn good and with more tofu and seaweed than most. The crab Rangoon came out next and: oh my. Perfectly wrapped little packages of goodness. Beautifully plated, nicely made, and filled with cheese and a good amount of crab. Tasty, nice texture contrast between the filling and the thin crunchy shell, and served with a slightly-spicy homemade (I am guessing) sauce. Then the sushi trio. Again beautifully plated. I got eel and avocado, spicy tuna, and kani. The kani was my favorite, then the eel, then tuna. Best sushi around? Nah. But pretty good, and a really good deal. Fair sized rolls. Nicely made. The eel was tender and flavorful. The kani was good. Spicy tuna was just okay. I'll be back, for Rangoon and probably entrees. Out of my way, but glad I came today. Enjoyed the whole visit.

We grabbed lunch here on Christmas Eve. Love the different options that are available…read more Ordering is similar to chipotle, where you go down the line picking options. Lots to choose from and it has all tasted good. Free miso soup is also nice! The interior is clean and nicely lit, staff is friendly and helpful in getting the sauces and things you need. Lots of seating options, including booths and large tables. Wish we had one in St. Louis!

We ordered two bowls, one with tofu and the other with spicy chicken. The ingredients were fresh,…read moreand there were plenty of topping options to choose from. The tofu was very good, especially paired with the yum yum sauce. The chicken, however, was a little too sweet for my taste. I was expecting a slightly better flavor from a Korean food chain. The décor was light and clean, creating a comfortable atmosphere. They also offer several refreshing tea options, which was a nice touch. If you're looking for a healthier meal option, this is definitely a good spot. The portions are generous, and there is ample free parking available. The staff were friendly and welcoming. Overall, it's a good place to grab a fresh and satisfying meal.

Pros: Good location next to Orange Theory on Broad…read moreAmple parking Fast service Lots of menu options Good seating Cons: Smells like acetone from neighboring nail shop Too many menu options and mean they may not be particularly good at one cuisine Dishes can be over sauced Pro tip: Hibatchi is very good, especially with 2 meats. You have option of soup or salad, rice or noodles.

Nice sit down Asian spot with sushi and a variety of Chinese dishes. Lots of options and everything…read moreseems fresh and hot. Friendly staff and usually no wait for a table. We've been a few times and never been disappointed.

Went there for lunch, friend recommended…read more I went there once before, it said open at 11am, and...is not So this is the second time, giving them a second chance. First of all, if you never been here before, you just going to keep on driving, even tho is located in a plaza , big parking lot, but if you look at all businesses in the plaza, all are signs "open", welcoming, here? Is all super dark, windows are all cover, more like a sign saying "go away" we closed When I walked in, I just stood there, no one greeted me, no host by the front. One of the server saw me and told me to take a seat anywhere. I'm only there for lunch, so I look at the lunch menu. Now here is the thing. I believe every restaurant should only serve one type of food, meaning if you want to serve Chinese food, Chinese food only, if you want to serve Steak, Steak and Lobster only, don't do Thai and so Italian or Vietnamese and Gyro, this place is Chinese and...Thai, and they got a Mexican serving me, okay, is like so what are you? Friend of mine told me they also serve Vietnamese coffee, I asked, he said only Thai coffee, okay, no big deal. Ordered a drink, asked for a a straw, nope, don't have it, asked me if I want a to go cup, a restaurant don't have straw? Thats your only one job, order everything you need for the "restaurant". To me, that's a very poor management, because when you owing a business, you do not and never wait until everything is out to reorder, when ever your products are running low, not out, you reorder Poor experience

"The best stories begin with, 'I almost didn't go.'"…read more Turns out, the fortune cookie was right. Quick facts: Solo visit Beef Drunken Noodle Combo: $13.95 Easy parking Conversation-friendly Service: A+ I told my server, Rasamy, it was my first visit and welcomed suggestions. She immediately pointed out that some appetizer prices had recently increased and weren't yet reflected on the menu. Nobody likes surprise math at the end of a meal, and I appreciated the heads-up. What stood out most was how she separated customer favorites from what she personally enjoys and explained why. Nothing felt rehearsed. She steered me toward the Beef Drunken Noodles, and I'm glad she did. The noodles had a great texture, the vegetables weren't overcooked, and the spice level kept things interesting without taking over. I didn't order the Garlic Pepper Calamari this time, but after hearing how it's prepared, it's firmly on my list for next time. I'm glad I almost didn't go.

Outstanding service and amazing food better than the chop chop down the street and ok ambiance got…read morefood quick as well

My son recommended that I try this place because I was craving Asian food and something filling…read more Since I hadn't had Japanese food in such a long time, this was his suggestion. I ordered the Hibachi Steak & Chicken and was more than pleased with my items. First of all, they gave me a more than generous portion, which pleasantly surprised me. Second, it was prepared much quicker than expected, yet was not undercooked in the least. The Steak, which was medium-well, was a superb cut of meat, cooked to perfection, as was the chicken, which was seasoned wonderfully. It came with a side of yum-yum sauce, but I ordered a second portion and was glad I did, considering the size. The rice was a little drier that I'd hoped, but the sauce helped to balance out the texture, making for a tender, juicy meal. It came with a side of stringed cabbage that complimented the meal well. There was more than enough for me to save for another meal, which actually will be lunch tomorrow. Definitely check this place out!

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My usual locally owned Korean restaurant was closed today so I searched for another nearby Korean…read morerestaurant. I went to a chain called BIBIBOP Asian Grill nearby. This was my first visit to this chain. I walked in and saw it was a cafeteria setup. They had many choices but not my experience before which would be in Indianapolis and A-1 Win-burger across the street in Pickerington. But I am not reviewing that one. The one I am looking at was the closest one to me. I did decide to stay. In a cafeteria service setting I was disappointed but thought I would try it. I picked yellow rice, Kimchi, broccoli, Garbo beans and something resembling chicken. I only received a medium sized bowl and I received slightly more than a tablespoonful of Kimchi. I was so disappointed by the small amount of food AND the charge of $17 and my drink was water. So I didn't receive any additional help once I found a booth. The quality of the food was poor and the portions were not up to a charge of $17. I will wait for A-1 Win-burger to reopen on September 17. That one (Hill Road across from Capital Pain) is the only Korean restaurant I will patronize from now.

Love "discovering" new (to me...) spots, near and far, and Wings was no exception. "Old school"…read moreChinese, with plenty of options for just about every appetite. While my choices weren't "life-changing," I think if I had ordered better, it might have been a five-star experience. Service with a smile for our larger group, no complaints. I think our apps. might have been the best part of the meal, ESP. possibly the BEST crab rangoon I've had anywhere!! I was tempted by the special wonton dish, but it wound up being a creamy, alfredo-esque dish that I should have skipped, saving a few $$ and probably a calorie or 500!! My spicy noodle entree, which included chicken AND shrimp, and a few veg. was ok, but too salty. I am a HUGE fan of the Chinese spicy eggplant dish, which I **should** have ordered as my entree (rather than take it to go...) but it was WONDERFUL, and if I return, that is what I'll get. Wish SOMEPLACE here in the "Field of Springs" offered this... All in all a fine experience, well-worth the nearly 1 hr. drive to get there, for the company as well as the food. Super reasonable prices, friendly service, and old school eats... Yum!!

A group of us dinned in and met up for dinner. I have always enjoyed Wing's but this visit was just…read moreok. They're allowed to have one of those now and again and overall a solid choice. Service is always friendly but felt it was slow. We dinned the the dinning area and not the. At area so maybe that or the group size had something to do with it. My partner had the Cantonese Egg Foyoung and he really like it. I had the Orange chicken and I didn't care for the sauce and a couple of the pieces of chicken were tough meat, I am guessing overcooked. Egg role was good and had a delicious bite of a crab Rangoon. I recommend the Ham & Bean soup if they have it too. Going ok (3 stars) in the visit due to overall experience this trip and the main dish. I'll be back. Always brag how this is one of my favorites in Columbus.

Food was good, but I prefer my hibachi with bean sprout, zucchini and onions. They serve theirs…read morewith cabbage.

Excellent quality food and service. The steak was especially tender and prepared to order.read more

This place was banging! The owner was super friendly, welcoming, and made the experience even…read morebetter. The food was authentic and full of flavor, which means a lot coming from someone who's really particular about their food. What made the experience even more special was getting to enjoy the food in an authentic way, including washing our hands before eating. It felt like more than just a meal, it was a chance to experience a different culture and tradition. If you're looking to try somewhere new in Columbus, this is definitely a spot I recommend. One of my top finds! I'll absolutely be back.

10/10 experience! Everything we had was sooo good. We tried the fufu and goat soup, peanut butter…read moresoup, jollof, baked chicken, spinach stew, fried plantains, fish, and sweet potatoes. Literally everything was delicious! She was also super sweet and took the time to explain all the different foods to us and tell us about the culture behind them, which made the experience even better. You can tell the food is made with love. We'll definitely be back!