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Incredible incredible place.... where do I even begin. Not only are the interiors stunning but everything here is intentional. The best gomtang you can get in the city - broth is clear, light, flavourful and the rice is cooked perfectly, thinly slice pork is aplenty and the chive oil is a nice touch. Also got the seafood jeon which was so crispy, tons of chives, bites of shrimp and the dipping sauce was to die for. Such a great addition to the neighbourhood, this place always fills up so book a reso. Really want to return to try their other dishes, especially their rice bowls and desserts.
Food was very good. Small restaurant and cramped but well run and the staff are super friendly. Prices are a bit on the expense side but food is good.
We tried to visit Nui the week before but it was fully booked with no walk-ins. The staff were incredibly friendly and suggested we make a reservation for next time. Came back the following week and were greeted by the same warm, welcoming host, which already set the tone for a great night. Safe to say, we're really glad we came back. We actually started with "dessert" first.. their matcha shake and wow... SO good. Creamy, rich, and perfectly balanced. Honestly, I'd come back just for that alone. One of the standout dishes was the tofu egg jjim, which might have been my favorite of the night. Silky smooth house-made egg tofu topped with a perfectly cooked prawn; light, delicate, and incredibly satisfying. Next was the seafood jeon (also the host's favorite), and it did not disappoint. Unlike others we've tried, this one was extra crispy while still packed with seafood; super delicious and well-executed. We also had the yookhwe with the bibimbap upgrade, which brought everything together beautifully. The lean raw beef, fresh herb salad, and vinaigrette created a really balanced, refreshing dish with great harmony of flavors. And of course, we saved the rest of that matcha shake to finish the meal. Great food, thoughtful dishes, and genuinely friendly service. Nui is absolutely worth planning ahead for.
Checked out Nui, a Korean restaurant, on a busy Friday evening. Service was friendly and staff came by to refill drinks. Menu consists of 12 items highlighted by their gomtang. - Banchan - mustard greens. Good texture - Tofu egg jjim ($11.00) - was told it was similar to a chawanmushi. That's a stretch - Vinegared mackerel ($19.00) - tender - Gomtang ($23.00) with rice noodle ($2.00) - pork broth was homey, sliced pork was dry. Crazy they charge extra for rice noodles - Yook hwe ($21.00) - good but small portion - Dweji rice bowl ($20.00) - standard. Pork slices were plain, nothing memorable - Goguma & ice cream ($12.00) - interesting with the candied Korean sweet potato
Nui is a cozy little spot on Main Street, so make sure you grab a reservation (I snagged one same-day for 5:30pm on a Thursday, so it's worth trying your luck!) The food was quite yummy. The seafood jeon had the crispiest crust I've ever had on a jeon. I also tried the gomtang, which is light and clean, but if you lean toward bolder, more flavourful soups you might find it a touch subtle. My favourite of the night was the seafood salmon bowl with fish roe, which was beautifully put together. I'm very impressed with the food that comes out of their tiny open concept kitchen. Service was wonderful. My cup of tea was kept constantly topped up without me having to ask once, which I always appreciate. I was very tempted by the matcha slush, but made the decision to skip it given I'd probably stay up all night otherwise. Don't let the size of the space put you off. Yes, the tables are on the smaller side, but they offer free coat check and there's even a little hook under the table to hang your bag. Thoughtful touches despite it being a cozy, smaller place!
I always walked by this place on the weekends and it's always sooooo packed in here so I always wanted to come try. Finally got a reservation and I ordered the below: 1. Grape soda (it's pretty good, and it has tiny bits inside) 4/5 2. Mashed potato with smoked sausage add on: 1/5. I have never had such a hard to chew sausage before, it's cold and it hurts my teeth to chew, it costs extra to add this too so it's absolutely not worth it. The portion is also tiny. 3. Seafood pancake: 5/5, it's honestly so good it's so light, crispy on the outside, soft in the inside, im drooling thinking about this. 4. Pork soup: 3/5. I think it's hearty and good, but it's nothing special and definitely not worth the price Overall, I think it's overhyped and over priced. If u have to come here, just get the seafood pancake. The service is good tho, the only thing is they have really tight seating limit, it doesn't feel so right when you re drinking and enjoying dinner with friends and u constantly are reminded that your time is up.
This little restaurant next to Matchstick is easy to miss (I literally walked past looking for it). Interior was all wood, clean looking, comfortable. My friend and I came here for lunch to chat away the afternoon and the service was lovely and not rushed, even though the place really filled up during lunch hour! I got their rice bowl with pork slices. The pork slices were thin and delicate and full of flavor with the runny yolk adding the perfect amount of sauce to the dish. Kimchi was served on the side. Straight forward dish executed well.
I'd been seeing this place on my social media and came here with a friend who enjoys gomtang (which I'd say seems to be Nui's signature feature). The space was cozy with dimmed lighting though I wish the seats were a bit more comfortable as they did not have any back support. We shared the gomtang ($23), potato salad ($12), and seafood pancake ($23) as well as trying some cocktails. I really enjoyed the gomtang, as it was the perfect warm soup for a rainy day, and it was gentle but rich at the same time. The server also explained that you can add some provided chili paste to adjust the spice level. My friend's surprise favourite turned out to be the potato salad which was very smooth with an almost mashed potato scoop texture so I'd recommend that as well! Unfortunately, the seafood pancake was quite disappointing as it was very greasy :( Cocktails were solid and were sweet, my yuzu one tasted exactly like the jars of citron tea you can get at the grocery store. Overall, I'd say if you haven't had gomtang and are looking for a small contemporary Korean spot, this is the place!
Nui is tucked away on a quieter stretch of Main St, so parking is actually manageable. The space itself is cozy, so I highly recommend making a reservation. I came here with friends on a weeknight, and we shared everything so we could try a bit of everything. The menu isn't very big. It is perfect for anyone who struggles with indecision. Portions are on the smaller side. My top picks are the Yook Hwe (raw beef), Gomtang, and Gweji Rice Bowl. The Gomtang is their signature dish and the broth is beautifully clear yet packed with deep flavor. The meat in the Gweji Rice Bowl and Pork Jowl Sooyuk are quite similar, so I'd suggest getting the rice bowl and choosing a different appetizer for variety. The only miss for me was the Seafood Rice Bowl. The salmon ceviche and roe leaned a bit too fishy for my taste.
Random night out at Nui without a reservation! We called ahead and the staff were super nice, trying to fit us in . The modern design caught my eye! We ordered Seafood Jeon ($23) - a seafood pancake loaded with Asian chives and shrimp, super crispy! And they merged with Western style topped with dill and Brasil! Vinegared mackerel ($19) with seaweed and wasabi, a nice combo to try!! Gomtang ($23), a soothing Asian soup with rich flavor and sliced pork! Good for both summer and winter!! Tried their matcha splash as dessert!! Rich matcha and best combination with oak milk~ love it!! Will come back again for sure!!
This is not your typical Korean BBQ style food. It was more small flavourful plates of deliciousness. The tables were all taken or reserved, but we were able to snag the last bar seating which was perfect for watching them make cocktails and drinks. The mackerel came with unseasoned seaweed which we didn't wrap, but rather used it to soak up the leftover sauce.
We reserved a table online. We got to the restaurant earlier. A server told us to give them a bit of time to clean up the table. We walked to a local market on the same street and then walked back to the restaurant. The table was ready. The menu has limited options. We ordered five items to share between two of us. All of them tasted excellent. It was not too salty or too plain. The portion was leaning towards a smaller size. It is a Korean restaurant but it's an upscale and elevated one. More for adults. I didn't see any kids. People come here to celebrate his or her birthday. Some meet up with friends and dine out and catch up. The service was great. Each of the servers was very polite. They would explain to customers about the menu or introduced the food or dishes to customers. They opened in March and now it is mid May. They still call it soft opening. When it is grand opening, I am hoping they will have more options on the menus. And of course I hope they will do well. One side note - there is background music and noise from the customers. Tables and chairs are very close to each other. We could hear the whole conservations from the tables that were next to us on left and right. When some customers talked or laughed very loudly, it was not pleasant. We had to raise our voice and volume in order to talk to each other.
A modern Korean spot that took over where Autostrada on Main used to be. It is a cute cozy little place serving up Korean tradition foods in a modern contemporary style. Service was friendly with tea topped up and played cleared promptly. While there are hooks underneath the tables, it was a bit awkward as they weren't useful for our bags and longer jackets. Some highlight dishes include the seafood jeon (only had prawns) and the tofu egg jjim. Unlike traditional seafood pancake, this one was crispy and light (a bit oily) but texturally very surprising. The tofu egg was creamy and smooth and the ikura gave it a nice savoury burst of flavour. The vingerette mackerel was disappointing. It was served with dried seaweed and you assemble it yourself, but the flavour was bland. The pork rice bowl was tasty with the sauce mixed into the rice and touch of egg yolk jelly. The pork slices had a nice char and smokey touch though it wasn't mind blowing. Matcha slush was a bit small for the price and average. Overall, there are some very interesting flavours and twists to traditional dishes. It's worth trying though nothing was outstanding for us to return.
We came here with a group of 5 on a weekday night. It was hard to get a reservation even though when we arrived, there were maybe 2 other tables being used. Later on, there were also many other empty tables. The service was okay though, had no problems with our orders. Though to be fair, we also had very little interaction with the staff besides to just order food. If you have any budget for meals whatsoever, do not expect to be full eating here. Most dishes are $25 or more, and while look great for photos, are not filling whatsoever. We had to order 8 dishes between 5 people to even be half-filled. We went to eat somewhere else after. One dish was literally a sushi-sized piece of minced meat on top of a single Korean rice cake, where each piece was around $7-8 plus tax and tip. Another $25-30 dish was pretty much less than 10 pieces of thinly sliced meat on a small clump of rice. The food didn't particularly taste good either. I ended up just dumping leftover kimchi sauce on everything to give it some taste. Overall come here for good food pictures, not for the food itself. read more
I finally got to try Nui this past weekend. We didn't have a reso, but managed to snag a quick table at opening before their first lunch reservation of the day. The restaurant is small and chic with a few tables and bar seating. I'm not a big fan of the chairs as they're wooden blocks with no back support or cushion for your bottom. I noticed another customer needed a seat with backing for their elderly mother and they thoughtfully pulled a chair out from the back for her. We ordered a few things to share. I was more or less satisfied with the flavours, but wished there was a bit more completeness to the dining experience. The gomtang is this lovely clear broth with a bit of rice and pork slices inside. It is served with kimchi and some spicy sauce on the side. I wish they had actual kimchi as opposed to using some type of green leaf vegetable as I wanted some crunchy textures. Next, the pork belly rice bowl was rich and umami with galbi style pork slices and egg yolk gel. We added shaved foie gras on top ($4) and it was an additional burst of flavour. This dish does teeter towards the oily and heavy side so proceed with caution. Finally, the seafood pancake arrived. For $25, the size is a bit small, but I appreciated that it was loaded with chives and had an interesting assortment of garnish on top. I'm not sure however, if this should be called seafood pancake if it only has prawns - maybe prawn pancake? Most importantly, it was extra crispy and still tasted amazing when I had it for leftovers the next day. Where this place fell a bit short for me was the following: I understand they're going for a mid scale vibe so the menu style and price point will be above the typical homey Korean restaurant. However, it was hard to understand the vibe of this place. It would be nice to have a bit more depth to everything - the pacing of the service, description of dishes, and a couple more additions to each dish would make this place pop out more especially for the concept they seem to be going for. read more
Was scrolling on the internet for some new restaurant that I've never visited yet, and stumbled upon Nui. I would consider them Korean food with a slight twist. They were pretty busy but luckily we were able to get a table at the bar around 8:30pm. Menu wasnt that extensive but has everything you need. We ordered 3 dishes to be shared between 2 people with 1 dessert at the end and we were decently full (but not stuffed). We started with the pork jowl sooyuk and seafood jeon, and had the seafood rice bowl as our main. The pork jowl was nice and tender, lightly seared. The salad pieces helped to cut of some of the fattiness of the jowl and was a good balance. The seafood jeon was thin and crispy with a decent amount of seafood inside. The highlights of the 3 dishes was definitely the rice in the seafood rice bowl! I really liked the seaweed incorporated rice with just a hint of sesame oil. The salmon was very fresh, and each bite was delicious. Ended the night with goguma ice cream for a little sweet treat. Ice cream was creamy and while the rice syrup added extra texture to it all. I really enjoyed all the items we got! A bit on the pricier side but worth it for a date night out. read more
Incredible incredible place.... where do I even begin. Not only are the interiors stunning but everything here is intentional. The best gomtang you can get in the city - broth is clear, light, flavourful and the rice is cooked perfectly, thinly slice pork is aplenty and the chive oil is a nice touch. Also got the seafood jeon which was so crispy, tons of chives, bites of shrimp and the dipping sauce was to die for. Such a great addition to the neighbourhood, this place always fills up so book a reso. Really want to return to try their other dishes, especially their rice bowls and desserts. read more
We tried to visit Nui the week before but it was fully booked with no walk-ins. The staff were incredibly friendly and suggested we make a reservation for next time. Came back the following week and were greeted by the same warm, welcoming host, which already set the tone for a great night. Safe to say, we're really glad we came back. We actually started with "dessert" first.. their matcha shake and wow... SO good. Creamy, rich, and perfectly balanced. Honestly, I'd come back just for that alone. One of the standout dishes was the tofu egg jjim, which might have been my favorite of the night. Silky smooth house-made egg tofu topped with a perfectly cooked prawn; light, delicate, and incredibly satisfying. Next was the seafood jeon (also the host's favorite), and it did not disappoint. Unlike others we've tried, this one was extra crispy while still packed with seafood; super delicious and well-executed. We also had the yookhwe with the bibimbap upgrade, which brought everything together beautifully. The lean raw beef, fresh herb salad, and vinaigrette created a really balanced, refreshing dish with great harmony of flavors. And of course, we saved the rest of that matcha shake to finish the meal. Great food, thoughtful dishes, and genuinely friendly service. Nui is absolutely worth planning ahead for. read more
Checked out Nui, a Korean restaurant, on a busy Friday evening. Service was friendly and staff came by to refill drinks. Menu consists of 12 items highlighted by their gomtang. - Banchan - mustard greens. Good texture - Tofu egg jjim ($11.00) - was told it was similar to a chawanmushi. That's a stretch - Vinegared mackerel ($19.00) - tender - Gomtang ($23.00) with rice noodle ($2.00) - pork broth was homey, sliced pork was dry. Crazy they charge extra for rice noodles - Yook hwe ($21.00) - good but small portion - Dweji rice bowl ($20.00) - standard. Pork slices were plain, nothing memorable - Goguma & ice cream ($12.00) - interesting with the candied Korean sweet potato read more
Nui is a cozy little spot on Main Street, so make sure you grab a reservation (I snagged one same-day for 5:30pm on a Thursday, so it's worth trying your luck!) The food was quite yummy. The seafood jeon had the crispiest crust I've ever had on a jeon. I also tried the gomtang, which is light and clean, but if you lean toward bolder, more flavourful soups you might find it a touch subtle. My favourite of the night was the seafood salmon bowl with fish roe, which was beautifully put together. I'm very impressed with the food that comes out of their tiny open concept kitchen. Service was wonderful. My cup of tea was kept constantly topped up without me having to ask once, which I always appreciate. I was very tempted by the matcha slush, but made the decision to skip it given I'd probably stay up all night otherwise. Don't let the size of the space put you off. Yes, the tables are on the smaller side, but they offer free coat check and there's even a little hook under the table to hang your bag. Thoughtful touches despite it being a cozy, smaller place! read more
I always walked by this place on the weekends and it's always sooooo packed in here so I always wanted to come try. Finally got a reservation and I ordered the below: 1. Grape soda (it's pretty good, and it has tiny bits inside) 4/5 2. Mashed potato with smoked sausage add on: 1/5. I have never had such a hard to chew sausage before, it's cold and it hurts my teeth to chew, it costs extra to add this too so it's absolutely not worth it. The portion is also tiny. 3. Seafood pancake: 5/5, it's honestly so good it's so light, crispy on the outside, soft in the inside, im drooling thinking about this. 4. Pork soup: 3/5. I think it's hearty and good, but it's nothing special and definitely not worth the price Overall, I think it's overhyped and over priced. If u have to come here, just get the seafood pancake. The service is good tho, the only thing is they have really tight seating limit, it doesn't feel so right when you re drinking and enjoying dinner with friends and u constantly are reminded that your time is up. read more
This little restaurant next to Matchstick is easy to miss (I literally walked past looking for it). Interior was all wood, clean looking, comfortable. My friend and I came here for lunch to chat away the afternoon and the service was lovely and not rushed, even though the place really filled up during lunch hour! I got their rice bowl with pork slices. The pork slices were thin and delicate and full of flavor with the runny yolk adding the perfect amount of sauce to the dish. Kimchi was served on the side. Straight forward dish executed well. read more
I'd been seeing this place on my social media and came here with a friend who enjoys gomtang (which I'd say seems to be Nui's signature feature). The space was cozy with dimmed lighting though I wish the seats were a bit more comfortable as they did not have any back support. We shared the gomtang ($23), potato salad ($12), and seafood pancake ($23) as well as trying some cocktails. I really enjoyed the gomtang, as it was the perfect warm soup for a rainy day, and it was gentle but rich at the same time. The server also explained that you can add some provided chili paste to adjust the spice level. My friend's surprise favourite turned out to be the potato salad which was very smooth with an almost mashed potato scoop texture so I'd recommend that as well! Unfortunately, the seafood pancake was quite disappointing as it was very greasy :( Cocktails were solid and were sweet, my yuzu one tasted exactly like the jars of citron tea you can get at the grocery store. Overall, I'd say if you haven't had gomtang and are looking for a small contemporary Korean spot, this is the place! read more
Nui is tucked away on a quieter stretch of Main St, so parking is actually manageable. The space itself is cozy, so I highly recommend making a reservation. I came here with friends on a weeknight, and we shared everything so we could try a bit of everything. The menu isn't very big. It is perfect for anyone who struggles with indecision. Portions are on the smaller side. My top picks are the Yook Hwe (raw beef), Gomtang, and Gweji Rice Bowl. The Gomtang is their signature dish and the broth is beautifully clear yet packed with deep flavor. The meat in the Gweji Rice Bowl and Pork Jowl Sooyuk are quite similar, so I'd suggest getting the rice bowl and choosing a different appetizer for variety. The only miss for me was the Seafood Rice Bowl. The salmon ceviche and roe leaned a bit too fishy for my taste. read more
Random night out at Nui without a reservation! We called ahead and the staff were super nice, trying to fit us in . The modern design caught my eye! We ordered Seafood Jeon ($23) - a seafood pancake loaded with Asian chives and shrimp, super crispy! And they merged with Western style topped with dill and Brasil! Vinegared mackerel ($19) with seaweed and wasabi, a nice combo to try!! Gomtang ($23), a soothing Asian soup with rich flavor and sliced pork! Good for both summer and winter!! Tried their matcha splash as dessert!! Rich matcha and best combination with oak milk~ love it!! Will come back again for sure!! read more
This is not your typical Korean BBQ style food. It was more small flavourful plates of deliciousness. The tables were all taken or reserved, but we were able to snag the last bar seating which was perfect for watching them make cocktails and drinks. The mackerel came with unseasoned seaweed which we didn't wrap, but rather used it to soak up the leftover sauce. read more
1 year ago
We reserved a table online. We got to the restaurant earlier. A server told us to give them a bit of time to clean up the table. We walked to a local market on the same street and then walked back to the restaurant. The table was ready. The menu has limited options. We ordered five items to share between two of us. All of them tasted excellent. It was not too salty or too plain. The portion was leaning towards a smaller size. It is a Korean restaurant but it's an upscale and elevated one. More for adults. I didn't see any kids. People come here to celebrate his or her birthday. Some meet up with friends and dine out and catch up. The service was great. Each of the servers was very polite. They would explain to customers about the menu or introduced the food or dishes to customers. They opened in March and now it is mid May. They still call it soft opening. When it is grand opening, I am hoping they will have more options on the menus. And of course I hope they will do well. One side note - there is background music and noise from the customers. Tables and chairs are very close to each other. We could hear the whole conservations from the tables that were next to us on left and right. When some customers talked or laughed very loudly, it was not pleasant. We had to raise our voice and volume in order to talk to each other. read more
A modern Korean spot that took over where Autostrada on Main used to be. It is a cute cozy little place serving up Korean tradition foods in a modern contemporary style. Service was friendly with tea topped up and played cleared promptly. While there are hooks underneath the tables, it was a bit awkward as they weren't useful for our bags and longer jackets. Some highlight dishes include the seafood jeon (only had prawns) and the tofu egg jjim. Unlike traditional seafood pancake, this one was crispy and light (a bit oily) but texturally very surprising. The tofu egg was creamy and smooth and the ikura gave it a nice savoury burst of flavour. The vingerette mackerel was disappointing. It was served with dried seaweed and you assemble it yourself, but the flavour was bland. The pork rice bowl was tasty with the sauce mixed into the rice and touch of egg yolk jelly. The pork slices had a nice char and smokey touch though it wasn't mind blowing. Matcha slush was a bit small for the price and average. Overall, there are some very interesting flavours and twists to traditional dishes. It's worth trying though nothing was outstanding for us to return. read more
Modern contemporary take on Korean food, while preserving the traditional flavours of Korean cuisine. Highly recommend checking this spot out - good for small groups as this restaurant is on the smaller side and seating can be tight. Gomtang (5/5) Taste: So comforting and warming, a light, pork bone broth that tastes delicious with their in house kimchi/chili sauce. Portion Size: Shareable for 2 people. *MUST TRY* Seafood Rice Bowl (5/5) Taste: This was my favourite dish, I love how the rice tasted flavourful and the salmon was melt in your mouth! Highly recommend. Portion Size: Small, shareable for 2 people or entree for 1 person. Tofu Egg Jim (5/5) Taste: Soft custardy egg tofu with a nice punch of seafood flavour. Portion Size: Small, shareable for 2 people. Value for Money: Even at a higher price point and small portion size, thought the quality of the dishes really delivered. I really enjoyed Nui and would come back! read more
Had a wonderful time solo dining at Nui after a friend reminded me they were soft opening. At the time of writing this, they have already been open for 2 weeks so far and they're booked and busy! Managed to walk in around 7:30pm and got a seat at the bar right away. I love the minimalist decor with all the silver and the impactful accent of the menu. The service here was fantastic and I couldn't ask for more polite wait staff, as they were very accommodating and friendly. It put me at ease knowing they genuinely wanted me to have a good time dining and took time to introduce the ingredients in each dish. I really wanted to try their signature Gomtang, since I was super excited we finally have an Okdongsik NY type of experience in Vancouver. But a table next to me ordered the Marinated Pork Rice Bowl and I was sold. For soft opening, they have a $4 btg deal for Makguli when you order a main dish (a 500ml btl/carafe goes for $15), so of course I had to order the homemade yuzu makguli, which I greatly enjoyed as an appy. The food came out extremely fast and even came with unlimited kimchi on the side. I like that they're getting people to ask for refills of kimchi to be sustainable and avoid food wastage from what they've noticed in their first couple weeks. Sitting at the bar helped, but if they notice your kimchi is done, they'll take initiative to ask if you'd like a refill. What was funny to me was that all my food arrived but had to ask for cutlery, since it was pretty busy haha. The pork in the bowl was kbbq thickness instead of thick cut pork, but the flavor was all there, had great char and the egg yolk gel helped to combine everything. After having the bowl, it was another easy decision to add the Goguma dessert and it was a great way to tie up the meal. It features a wonderfully cohesive combo of vanilla bean ice cream topped with crunchy candied korean sweet potato and korean grain powder. read more
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1 year ago
Always eager to try all Korean Restaurants, this one was the one i wouldn't go back anymore. Small with a big price tag. small cozy very simple dinning area. Tiny kitchen. The seating is rather small and very uncomfortable. about 4 -6inch gap between each table. For food, the Gom Tang, the only good thing is the soup, very yummy and refreshing. the noodle is boring and didn't rinse to get rid of the bad taste. the slice pork is quiet smelly. The seafood pan cake, the ingredients are very fresh, big thump up for that, but need other seafood like clam, also having tough time eating it because it wasn't cut by the chef. the service still need improvement, only one time water refilled before the payment. Finally, after seeing the food, 30 dollar tips and tax included for that Gom Tang, i wouldn't pay half for what i got. read more
1 year ago
Loved the decor, very modern. We let the Co-head Chef, Kyle, pick our items on the menu as this was our first time at a Korean Restaurant His choices were excellent! His tangy house salad was delicious. One of my favorites was the seafood pancake, Loved it! The gomtang soup was yummy! Super Friendly staff and the waitress explained each item on the menu. She was very welcoming and helpful, making it a very special experience. read more
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