I found this place thanks to Instagram and it was soooo good !!…read more We came here with a party of 6 and we came Sunday. It was definitely lively !! Luckily we tried to go before church let out and all the heathens (haha) thought the same thing and it was busy. They were really sweet in the service, kept apologizing for food coming out late, but we didn't think it took that long. So we basically had the left side of the menu. Our favorites were definitely the Lechon meal, the Ube pancakes, the Longinista meal, than the Spam meal. My husbands favorite was the Pandam pancakes. They were sweeter than the Ube ones. We got 5 meals, 2 pancake meals, 6 drinks, and an order of Lumpia, all for $108.00 WOW !! That was so cheap, to feed 6 grown adults. Loved it !!

Random find. A small filipino restaurant in Dallas close to where I was staying…read more Its less 1 star because it took me a while to find it; its inside the building and you literally have to find the suite#. There is ample parking space outside the building. Food-wise, it was good. The food combo did not make sense but it was good. I tried the pork belly, rice, and fried egg. Yep, very non-traditional yet they called it silog. It was different but its good. I had to try the ube pancakes, couldn't finish it but it was good and freshly made.

Ate here for the first time with my wife. We ordered the chicken and pork skrewers, pork adobo,…read morepancit bihon, bistek, halohalo, and bibingka. The entrees don't come with rice. The meats were very tender and well cooked. Everything was pretty delicious and flavorful. The bibingka was the only thing I think was ok. I think the portions did not match the cost because it was definitely a lot smaller than I thought. We also ordered the Calamansi juice which was ok. Staff are friendly, but service is very slow. It took a while for someone to provide water and take our order. I did notice only 1 worker manning the front store and waitress duties. Lots of parking and tables available. If you are in a rush, then either phone order in advance or go somewhere else.

First time here in Irvine and went to Inihaw very cute place and clean…read more Sizzling bangus- OMG my favorite I could not get enough. Perfect seasoning and the mushroom pared perfectly with the fish. A must try Pinakbet- vegetables were so fresh and cooked to perfection Will definitely be back. The only con was the lady seemed like she was annoyed but didn't care because the food was good. Will definitely be back

Woke up today feeling congested with light sniffles, so you know what that means? Pho. It's been a…read morelonnnnnng time since I've eaten here. Today's visit was a wonderful reminder of why I love them so much. This is a pretty small family owned restaurant, so seating is limited (maybe a total of 7 tables/booths). If you ever happen to visit when it's full, still order the food to go. Everything is made to order so don't forget to blow your food lol but seriously their pho is some of the best. It's so rich and flavorful, portions are just right & the prices are great. I didn't have any language barrier issues during my visit. Not sure who those patrons interacted with in other reviews, as it's always been an older man that takes my order and his English is more than good..he's just soft spoken. Nonetheless, as long as you can point to what you want on the menu there should be little to no problems lol. They're open every day except Tuesday, so give Ba Le a try next time you're in the mood for some delicious Vietnamese food.

The pho is really good ! There is a language barrier but no issue at all. Would give six stars if…read morei could. Great prices. Its a small nice place . The service was great overall.

I've been to this spot a few times at different locations and have generally had a pretty good…read moreexperience, so I decided to stop by after grocery shopping. I was craving an egg sandwich and was looking forward to ordering the bacon and egg sandwich. Unfortunately, the customer service this time was disappointing. I had to say hello multiple times while being stared at before anyone acknowledged me. When I finally attempted to order, I was met with an attitude that was completely unnecessary. I was asked whether I wanted regular or garlic bread. When I asked which type of bread normally comes with the sandwich and what the regular bread was, I was met with an exaggerated shrug, an eye roll, and simply told, "regular." At that point, I just said never mind and walked away. I understand having an off day, but there was no reason for the interaction to be so unpleasant, especially over a simple question about the menu. The food is usually pretty good, but customer service definitely matters, and this experience left a bad taste in my mouth.

We wanted to check out the new H Mart near our place, and out of all the food hall options, we…read morepicked this spot for a quick snack/meal. I got the teriyaki egg toast, and my son got the mozzarella stick K-dog. Both were super yummy! The flavors were really good, though I will say it leans a little on the sweet side, which some people may not love, but I personally really liked it. Since it's still fairly new, the place was nice and clean, and it wasn't crowded, which made the experience even better. Best part is that you can grab something tasty and then continue on with your grocery shopping. We'll definitely be coming back here a lot!

Delicious! Friendly staff! The BOMB! The Pad Thai made my tastebuds happy and improved my mood. :))read more

I've tried food here 4 to 5 times over the last few years. It's a must stop for me while I'm…read morevisiting Dallas. The establishment is actually a mini market offering spices, household necessities, grocery food items, etc. -- but you're able to order some traditional Lao or Thai dishes from the cashier. Everything I have tried here is definitely made-to-order. The papaya salad was done right and the spice level as requested was just enough to have my eyes water up. So thankful this family owned small business is sharing their love for homestyle Lao and Thai cooking in the Dallas community!

Overall: 4.5/5 [delivery]…read more Ordered on UberEats and the packaging was beautiful. It even came with a tiger postcard explaining the meaning behind their name which was a nice personal touch. Soy Pork Bulgogi Dosirak ($19.99): Everything in this box was good except for the egg which had no flavor. The seaweed soup that came with it was really good though. Tonkatsu Bowl ($18.99) + Kimchi Fried Rice ($3): Wow this one was so good. The kimchi fried rice was very flavorful and the portion was generous enough that we had leftover rice. The tonkatsu was really good too and crispy enough from delivery that we didn't even need to air fry it. Sweet and Spicy Gang Jeong (Medium $15): Tastes great with a satisfying crunch. I loved that it came with a side of pickled radish and the bite sized rice cakes were a great texture addition too.

After a long road trip, my family and I decided to stop by this restaurant and we were so happy we…read moredid. We met the chef and he came to take our order and he was very friendly. The food is really good the yuza aid was delicious and I wish I got another one! The beef Bulgogi was also very good and those soy garlic grows were so crunchy in the sauce was delicious! One thing to note is that this location is a ghost kitchen and only supports takeout orders.

The food the service was spectacular. The inside was very…read moreclean and cool. Excellent Go visit You will love it

Overall: 3.7/5 [dine in]…read more Looks like your average fast food joint but the service was better than expected. The cashier who helped us was really nice and gave off small family business vibes. Ekolu Plate ($18.29) + Teri Steak ($1.99): We got the Da Big Boy plate to share which comes with 3 meat choices, rice, and a side. We went with pulehu chicken, katsu chicken, and teri steak with white rice and mac salad. The katsu chicken was the best, followed by the teri steak, then the pulehu chicken. If I come back I would just get the katsu chicken plate. The teri steak was okay and the pulehu chicken was lacking flavor, though it is probably the move if you are watching what you eat. The mac salad was addicting and did not feel or taste heavy at all. They were also nice enough to let us try all their sauces including teri, katsu sauce, spicy mayo, and yeobo, but none of them really stood out. P.O.G. Juice ($2.99): They charge this as a 22 oz regular fountain drink which is a great deal. P.O.G. stands for passion fruit, orange, and guava and I am not sure if they make it in house but it was really good and one of the best juices I have had in a while.

The food is good, the waiters are good, the music is good. Be warned that they have a security…read moreguard that will force you to be patted down to get in. She said it's because they have live music and alcohol, but personally I've never been to a single restaurant that forces you to be patted down to enter . If I was at a nightclub where they practically expect people to bring coke and ecstasy, sure. But a sit down restaurant? Not a day in my life, until today. And when I was visibly surprised, she said "you can go home". If it wasn't for the family begging to go in, I would've just taken her advice. So come for the food and music, but if rude guards aren't your thing I'd recommend anywhere else

This place is great the wife came in here and the servers are so pleasant and attentive I'd…read moredefinitely recommend this place for some good pupsas Salvadoran