Best restaurant ever! Place was extremely clean and gorgeous, the food was delicious, portions were…read moregreat, and the people are the kindest! Definitely recommend in you are visiting the area!

I am currently staying in plum island after going viral this year, highlighting trash left behind…read moreon local beaches. I booked this vacation after I was on the news and gained a following as a small business and influencer. I was NOT compensated for this review, they in fact missed their chance on the fun! I went here this week while on vacation with my family to celebrate my second year in business as an independent dog trainer. This week I won a state award, and my partner and I took some time off to enjoy the beach. We stopped here as it was recommended to us. We brought along our two dogs, Rude the corgi(7), and Gilly a Dalmatian mix(9). I checked bring Fido and was happy to see that this place was dog friendly! It absolutely was! I had a younger server who offered us water for our pups, and even told us that there was chicken on the menu for pups. We ordered a plate for them, and a plate for us, and we're set to have a good time. Halfway through our meal, our server came out to take our second round of drinks as an order, after my partner and I finished our apps. She was very kind and considerate and took the rest of our food order aswell. After she returned inside, a women came out and offered our two dogs a treat. She introduced herself as a "local animal advocate" (I later found out that this is a bartender who has worked there for 15 years, has received multiple owner complaints, letters informing the owners of misconduct, she was a older women who's name starts with a J) She came out and said "brrrrr it's SO COLD out here, are your dogs okay?!" And then offered them food to "warm them up" (it was 68 degrees) She mentioned to us that she runs a local social media page to advocate for pet safety, and puts signs up in the local trails that give information for when it's too hot to bring your dog out, and that she wanted to include information about how it's now too cold to have your dog outside. I noted to her that we were here on vacation at plum island, as a family ran dog training business, to celebrate my success of winning the second year of best in state. In which she specifically scolded at multiple times and said "I haven't been down that way in years, I wouldn't go down to plum island anymore." And mentioned how it's a dirty place to bring your dogs in general. (As if being in York 60s and having "15 years" of bartending XP 7 minutes up the road makes you any better at the end of the line.) She then touched my dogs without consent, and my female dog backed up out of her space because she had come around the table and reached down to her. She then said "oh does your head and ears hurt honey. You poor dog, what do they have on your neck!" And asked "is she hurting? Is she in training?" Pertaining to my dogs training collar she was wearing, for safe and proper handling under my decade of professional guidance. I then replied "both of these dogs are accomplished in sports like obedience, agility, and she does therapy work." And she said again "well there's no reason for her to be on this collar if she has done all that then. I don't understand why she's out here right now." I, not so kindly, replied "we put it on when we go new places in the event people show up to our table and interrupt our dinner and make it difficult for us to enjoy our time, I hope you have a good night." It wasn't until our server came out with our check, that we were informed that the women was a bartender there. Our server was told that we had been served a second round of drinks by the bartender, which we had ordered before this interaction, and she had never made them. She claimed to the server that she had made them and delivered them, thankfully the server took them off the bill. We paid $90 for three items that left us hungry, plus two mai tais. I left this place 24 hours ago and this interaction is still on mind.

The good: - Most of…read morethe food: Thai lettuce wraps and Ramen were perfect. - The service: Our waitress was super attentive, helpful and nice. - Atmosphere: I enjoyed the decor and music soundtrack. The bad: - Ran out of food: They ran out of 4 of their key items (all of which we wanted to order) which was kind of a bummer since I came here for my gf's birthday. - Drinks: No bueno here. Probably some of the worst we had while staying in Newburyport. Both drinks tasted like medicine and we stuck to having just one as a result. All-in-all, it was a decent visit but I'd probably head somewhere else the next time I'm in town.

Udon noodle is uncomfortably spicy however the flavor is fantastic…read more I will defeintiely be back! Service is great, the place is super cute, and the food is phenomenal. Even the mocktails! It's clear they put thought and car into them, and they are worth the sips. It is on the pricier side, however the quality meets this price, for sure. Highlights include the green curry and mushroom rolls. We were both left stuffed!

Coming from California I'm pretty picky about Thai food... But this was awesome! I was really…read morecraving some Asian food and my daughter was sick so I got the wonton soup which at most places around the area is almost $20. Ordered over the phone bc DoorDash was a bit expensive. I appreciate the price point and I loved the drunken noodles. The only mistake made was that it was not ground chicken with a chicken basil dish, but I still loved it and the Thai iced tea just really hit the spot. We brought it back to our hotel and it was the best meal to get over some jet lag. I'll definitely try to return when I can!

Highly Recommend This Restaurant!…read more We absolutely love Thai food, so we decided to stop by and give this place a try--and we were genuinely impressed. The owner was incredibly friendly and welcoming. As soon as we arrived, she treated us to four complimentary vegetable spring rolls, which were absolutely delicious. We ordered the Pad Thai, Drunken Noodles, and Papaya Salad. All three dishes were outstanding--full of flavor, perfectly seasoned, and very close to the authentic local taste we experienced while eating in Bangkok. The restaurant itself has a warm, cozy atmosphere that makes you feel comfortable right away. We will definitely be coming back to try more dishes from the menu. If you're looking for authentic and delicious Thai food, this place is absolutely worth a visit. Highly recommended!

Me and my husband always come back to this place, amazing couple running it. The food is amazing…read moreand the place is never packed 10/10.

We drove by a few packed waterfront restaurants on our way here and this place had only one…read moreoccupied table. Ordered a few apps and then the crispy tamarind duck and my god, what a lovely dish. Why this place didnt have more visitors i do not understand- plenty of spice options, flavorful food, a good time! It was a tad stuffy, felt like no AC or ventilation, but the food was so good it was a non issue. Try it out!

A few return visits to gauge progress, especially on the pork fried rice (my initial impression…read morepositive) and the egg roll (my initial impression mixed). -- Hot and Sour Soup (on a lunch combo): Not gloppy, not bland, not lacking for fillers. Slightly above average. -- Egg Roll (on a lunch combo): Thought I'd try it again to see if they changed the recipe. Alas, still all-white with mostly cabbage and little crumbles of gray pork. The outer shell wasn't as dazzling as the first time. Below average. -- BBQ Ribs: Served very hot, very thoroughly glazed to cover even the cross sections, with very light char, and fairly fresh. Decent enough flavor and solid execution overall, good enough for above average but no threat for elite. -- Pork Fried Rice: Tried on different visits as both as a full order and on a combo, this had VERY fresh pork nuggetry and all the right additions (egg, onion, bean sprouts, scallion). Freshness and moistness of the grains were both superb. Flavor didn't hit as much as I seek, but the other high marks mitigated that. A little above average.   -- Egg Foo Yong: Large thick mounds and a dark, thin sauce. Decent flavor. Slightly above average. -- General Tso's Chicken (on a lunch combo): Very generous portion, surprisingly long lasting crunch, and more surprising heat to go along with the sweet. Great meat-to-batter ratio; not-so-great moistness, but good enough. Overall, well above average and the most flavor-packed dish I've had there. Near-elite. Family's has a strong fandom and also a strong contingent that boycott the place, mostly because of that egg roll, but sheesh: there are other appetizers to have. I still think they're a bit overrated by their fans and overmaligned by their haters, but unquestionably above average, easily earning a 4 to separate them from the pack. I do like the vibe there a lot. They are a spotless, friendly, well-oiled machine, and that counts for something.

2 Pupu or not to Pupu? That is the question!…read more Family Chineses Restaurant in Salisbury for some of the finest delicious New England style Chinese food! And why is it New England style you ask... because the rest of the country can't do it right and I will on that hill! Some of the best meat candy, goons, and pork fried rice you can get! Life is short so enjoy the last few weeks of Summer

Nice low key casual atmosphere with tables and chairs large bar with everything beer's and drinks…read more The service was awesome Peggy was excellent and made the best Mia ties pleasant friendly and funny got a Pu pu platter with lots of good stuff egg rolls chicken fingers chicken wings boneless sparer ribs teriyaki beef and shrimp it was really good and cooked just right.

This has become our take-out go to spot for trips to Salisbury Beach. Pupu for 2 and a side of…read moreChinese donuts. To go. They are very nice and will always give us a glass of water and a bowl so that we can give our dogs a drink after a day on the beach. Service is a bit slow. I really ought to call in the order ahead of time since we tend to wait almost half an hour for the order.

Had such a nice time at Kume Steakhouse. The whole place had a really fun vibe with nice lighting…read moreand plenty of parking which honestly makes a difference. Everything was super clean, including the bathrooms, and the service was friendly the whole time. The dumplings were so good, the miso soup and salad were absolutely hitting, and the salmon was AMAZING. I also tried some of the steak and loved that too. The fish tasted fresh and everything came out flavorful and well made. Definitely a spot I'd come back to again if I'm in the area.

A perfectly decent experience but nothing to swoon over. The…read moreexperience starts well. A spacious interior with live fish but also a projector with tranquil scenes. Fast seating in an area that looks like it could easily accommodate a wheelchair or other accessibility need. The service is fast, attentive, and friendly. Unfortunately, the food is where the experience flattens out. Miso soup, very good. King crab gyoza, why spicy? You could tell the gyoza tasted good, but it was drowned in a spicy sauce needlessly, obliterating the flavors within. The lobster rangoon were inconsistent, some were filled full, others were flat because nothing was in them. Then, the sweet cream cheese flavor overtook the lobster. The shrimp yaki udon had little flavor at all, which disappointed mightily because I usually love yaki udon. There was a special roll, crystal sea roll. Amazing, this is where the balance of flavors was found and it was the best part of the meal. A shrimp and asparagus roll was also ordered, but the strong asparagus flavor led to another imbalanced experience. Altogether, there was some good food here but too inconsistent to mark higher.

** Burger and Donut Review **…read more Outstanding space with a rustic modern look, a 4-sided bar, balanced seating (booths, tables, high-tops), an outdoor patio, and a private room. My wife and I had the pleasure of sitting in seats more akin to living room furniture-- that's a good thing. Also good was the breeze that blew in from the deck on a hot day. -- Blackened Cod Sandwich: This was my wife's lunch and it looked very good, with a brioche bun, and no shortage of condiments. Most importantly, the tall portion of fish was very moist and very well seasoned. My small taste didn't have the classic "blackened" vibe, but it was very good. A mini basket of fries provided plenty. Probably frozen, but good quality and a good balance between crisp and droopy. -- Dry Aged Burger: As a burger aficionado, that's what I came for, and a dry aged one-- a rarity around Boston, sadly-- gets my attention immediately. This one, ordered medium rare, brought a decent crust and decent moistness inside, though both could be more pronounced. It was probably closer to medium than medium rare, and the brioche bun was a white bready under the dome, but it worked. The dry aged flavor came through immediately. Good supporting cast among the sauces and vegetation, and same fry basket treatment as on my wife's plate. Overall, good instead of the hoped-for great. -- Donuts: We came at brunch, so this was a nice option for us to treat as a dessert. My opening came when I saw another server walk by with a plate and I asked her upon returning, "What was that plate of meatball-looking things?" She said those were the apple cider donut bites, and proceeded to gush that they were her favorite thing on the menu and a don't-miss item. This prevented me from having to twist my wife's arm, so it was a done deal. The "bites" were fairly large, closer to baseball size than golfball size, with a nice thick outer crunch yielding to a very warm, still-moist-but-fully-cooked interior. Delicious cinnamon flavor on the outside, natural donut dough flavor inside, and kicked up by a thin, cinnamon-maple sauce underneath and a whipped cream (they called it and vanilla anglaise) on the sides. Fantastic, and in an era when "artisan" donuts run $5 apiece even out of a fridge, getting six warm ones of higher quality for $12 was a steal. The burger was closer to good than great, but overall a good meal, good service, great space, and surprisingly good value (on all three items). I'd be interested to try them for dinner.

Loved this place for brunch for the girls! The cocktails were tasty espresso martini, mocktails,…read moreBrussels were amazing and the staff was very friendly and helpful!

My 8-year-old daughter wanted tempura shrimp and we were in the area so we stopped by. We sat at…read morethe sushi bar and the sushi chef Kevin was wonderful, making her a few little tastes which she loved, broadening her palate. The host brought her a cherry blossom lollipop, Funchops and a fork, and when we asked for a to-go box it came loaded with fortune cookies. If you are with kids and you want sushi, this is the place to go. The whole staff was delightful. I ran a Japanese restaurant for a few years and can say that the fish was the freshest I've had in the area. We ended up taking the tempura shrimp to go because my daughter ate so many other things. Wonderful and unexpected experience. We are in the area every other Saturday so this will be our new stop.

Yang Ming has onsite parking which is GREAT in my book. Very clean inside and spacious with plenty…read moreof seating. Good for a large party. We had drinks that were strong and yummy ! Piña colada was great. Our sushi was delicious, fresh and filling. I recommend the gyoza, not too heavy and had the right amount of crunch to it. We will be back !

This place is immaculate. Service was prompt for freshly prepared meals. Egg rolls and Rangoon were…read moreexcellent. General Tso shrimp and green curry were cooked perfectly, flavorful, and plentiful. Give it a shot. I am glad we did!

China Wok has become one of those reliable local spots for Cheryl and me when we're in the mood for…read moreChinese food and I don't feel like cooking. We probably order from here once every couple of months, and it has consistently been a good option for a quick lunch or dinner. For me, this is definitely a takeout spot and not a dine in. The restaurant is always clean, the people are friendly, and the food is consistently good. But I'm not here for the ambiance I'm here for consistently good takeout. Over the years we've tried quite a few things on the menu and really like the beef chow fun, hot & sour and wonton soup, dumplings, and beef with pea pods. We haven't tried the Thai food there so I can comment on that part of the menu. Tonight we kept it simple with wonton soup for Cheryl, hot & sour soup for me, and an order of moo shu chicken to share. Everything hit the spot. China Wok may not be the place I'd drive a long distance to when I'm searching for extraordinary Chinese food but American style Chinese food isn't my go-to. But that really isn't what I'm looking for when I come here. It's a clean, friendly, dependable neighborhood restaurant serving good Chinese food at a reasonable price, and sometimes that's exactly what you want. Theee stars from me, and I'll certainly keep coming back for that quick fix