Food was great! Truly delicious food and very good quality. Downside is that the service truly…read moreisn't great. Took a very long time to get help, and our soup and salas for our lunch special was forgotten. If you're willing to wait to be helped, the food is amazing!! Edit: we have been waiting 30 minutes for the check! All of the staff is in the back. No one around to help any customers. Each table has had at least one complaint.

This is a very good place to go and enjoy all kinds of different Asian style foods. The wait staff…read morewas fast and efficient. I ordered the spicy chicken lunch special and was very pleased with the flavors. The spice was on point. Not to hot, just right. The newly remodeled space looks very elegant. I hope everyone who comes to this town try this resteraunt. IT IS WELL WORTH YOUR TIME...

Best Philly Roll I have ever had, perfectly fresh and delicious! Goons were ok, could have used a…read morelittle more seasoning in the mix and a thinner wonton wrapper. Still crushed them! Hot and Sour soup had just the right amount of spicy. The staff were happy and helpful and the restaurant was clean and cozy. Five stars! Definitely be back for more sushi and I don't even live in Vermont.

Looking for food in VT at 8:30pm on a Friday night in April shouldn't be difficult. But alas,…read moretonight it was very difficult. Saw this little gem on Yelp and decided to give it a try. It was 9pm and we pretty much had the place to ourselves. The staff were courteous and attentive and our waitress was very sweet. We didn't have to wait too long for our food and it was delicious. The sesame chicken was beautifully plated, complete with an edible orchid. The kung pao chicken and pepper steak came as you would expect so my husband and I teased the waitress about why we didn't get special plates with edible flowers. She was cute. The food was delicious and the portions just the right size. My husband asked for his king pao extra spicy and it definitely was not- but it's ok cause then we didn't mind sharing with him. I had the pepper steak and it was tender and flavorful. Everything was really good. If we lived nearby, we'd make it our go-to Panasian spot!

Summary: Ordinary in a Good Way; I would come back! Good Prices + Really Affordable (coming from…read moresomeone used to NYC prices................) I was skeptical at first because this isn't exactly an Asian-majority town and the menu had both typical Americanised Chinese dishes, sushi + sashimi, Vietnamese, and Thai food(?) and in the end, I was pleasantly surprised! I liked the tea, it was a normal $2.5 unlike how in most places, it'll be at least $5 for just tea-- mind you, plain, run of the mill green tea-- that goes even up to $8 at times.. Get the honey and ginger tea if you like the taste of the sweet broth from tangyuan. It tastes EXACTLY like that and they don't try to strain out the ginger zing. The appetizers, mainly the satay dishes were great! Well cooked with a slight char and the beef + chicken were both really tender! Light yet not excessively so; it's a good starter. Sushi was ... I'd rather not get it again. I went with two friends so I got to try three dishes! The fried rice wasn't bad and the curry was also okay. What I really liked was the classic Pad See Ew! Usually, restaurants tend to make it too salty or too sweet, but here, it was mild, almost like home cooking and because of that, I'd say it was my favorite Pad See Ew I've had! Nothing special, nothing extraordinarily flavorful, just a nice, pleasant meal to have that doesn't leave you feeling uncomfortable or greasy, not at all. I would recommend sticking with the Thai dishes; the employees were all Thai anyways. (Overheard them chatting) Service was good and they leave you alone to enjoy your meal. Extra: Prices were really reasonable. $14.5 for the Pad Thai and it was definitely a portion for sharing (between 2 people though, 3 if you're a small eater)

Solid spot, they do a pretty solid job with everything on the menu I've had. Sashimi tastes…read morestandard, rolls are ok, soups are good especially the Tom Yum, curries are nice too, can't go wrong with any choice with the ones I've had. Although very consistent, it's really nothing out of the ordinary. 7/10

THEIR CHICKEN STEMMED DUMPLINGS AND CHICKEN FRIED RICE IS ACTUALLY so so so good. The staff is so…read morekind and I always find myself content with every experience I have with them after I finish paying. The prices are so reasonable for the area and the restaurant is a cute little hidden gem in that weird plaza they got going on. 5 booms.

The food here is just not very good, though the family who runs it seems very nice…read more Udon stir fry with chicken was more boiled than stir-fried. The chicken was rubbery and insipid. The dish lacked flavor. Edamame (boiled and salt added -- one cannot go wrong) and Man du (meat and vegetable dumplings) were very good. Save for the appetizers, I'll never go back.

While visiting the area, we were looking for an upscale, creative spot for a celebration and…read moreGoodnight exceeded every expectation. From the moment we arrived, the team made us feel so welcome, ushering us to an awesome table on their inviting patio so we could dine with our dog. The service only got better from there. Our server, Grace, was phenomenal. We were debating between small and large plates and asked for her advice on portions. Usually, servers just push you to order more, leading to a table full of wasted food. Grace did the exact opposite--she guided us perfectly and honestly advised against adding another side dish. She was 100% right on the mark. Thank you. Absolutely every single dish was a "wow"--piping hot, beautifully presented, and packed with flavor: ----Tteok Bokki ($18): I had seen this on many Korean menus and this was my first time trying Korean rice cakes, and I'm so glad I did. A wonderfully spicy, cheesy, chewy combo with melted raclette. --Crispy Wild Shrimp & Shishito ($24): Another spicy, delectable hit with a great sweet-and-savory balance. --Moo Shu Mushroom & Vegetables ($30): Delicious and fresh--the perfect mild counterpoint to the heavier, spicy dishes. --Crispy Panko Chicken Katsu ($32): We're still talking about how incredible this was. Definitely on the higher end price-wise, but given the stellar food, ambiance, and great service, well worth it. If we lived locally, Goodnight would be on our regular rotation.

This was a really strange dining experience. I sat at the bar, and from the beginning the…read morehospitality just felt off. My bartender wasn't particularly friendly or attentive, although I'll acknowledge that vibe is subjective and maybe we simply didn't click. I ordered a mezcal margarita, which was pretty forgettable. The bigger issue was the service. I waited about 30 minutes for a salad and eventually had to ask what was happening before it appeared. I was told the kitchen was backed up, which I understand happens, but 30 minutes for a salad,with no communication along the way, is pretty wild. My second dish, a shrimp starter, was much better and honestly rescued this from being a one-star experience. There are clearly some good things coming out of the kitchen. But overall, the place had a strangely unwelcoming feel. What stood out most was a lack of hospitality: little engagement, limited attentiveness, and no real sense that anyone was particularly concerned about the experience. Maybe it was an off night, but for a restaurant at this price point, the front-of-house team could use much more focus on making guests feel welcome and looked after. The shrimp starter was good, but a very odd experience overall.

Okay, I've literally never seen this in my entire life. And I have no words.. Never once have I…read moreseen a Chinese place do this, and I'm for the sake of my legit sanity and other peoples frustrating inconveniences I'm gonna post this and let you decide whether you want to try something new or not. I ordered the General Tsao combination platter with extra sauce on the side. And my chicken came over-cooked, no sauce, with a huge cup of the sauce on the side... I called to see if maybe we put the sauce on ourselves and they blamed me for putting "general Tsao sauce extra on side" in the direction box. Like how? How does that happen..... Currently waiting to hear back from grubhub for a refund, called the restaurant and asked them to send a new dish as the one I received was not edible. Until that dish comes completely done, I won't be editing this review. ***edit food was still awful, Lo mein has SOOOOO much peanut sauce on it tastes like you just ate a spoonful of peanut butter. Shrimp is tasteless, everything really just sucked.

We were going to the factory outlets in Lee, MA. I am not a fan of food courts, but were a bit…read moreshort on time as well. As were driving through the main road, we saw this Burmese place right there. "Burmese, in this area?" I thought. It was really good. The owner of the place was very friendly. "How big is the Burmese population in this area?" I asked. He just smiled. "Must be razor thin" I thought to myself. That made me think even more favorably of the place. "I love Tom Yum soup, but being at a Burmese place, we want to have Burmese" I told him. He said there is a Burmese twist to the Thai dishes and did recommend it. There was that twist. We loved their tea leaf salad. My wife's Thai sounding Chicken Noodle dish had Cauliflower in it. I thought that was unique in a nice way. A good place to try, especially for people outside the area. (As in, be surprised that there are Burmese places in this area)

Food was awesome, turn around was quick, customer service amazing, pricing was great. Dine in or…read moredine out. Indoor and outdoor seating cozy and home like!

We had questions about their sushi menu and our server didn't know know the answers...as in, he…read moredidn't know what the menu items were. Their bento box lunches are great. I question as to how fresh it was as the fish was a bit mushy. The restaurant is clean and the employees were professional and friendly. Prices were quite reasonable. We'll def go back but we might pass on the sushi itself.

Excellent food. Friendly service! The rolls are delicious and generous! Soups are large enough for…read morea meal.

Still remains one of the best Thai restaurants in the capital district. They do have few items that…read morei haven't seen in other thai restaurants in the area, like the pumpkin curry. Food here has been consistently tasty. The restaurant is spacious with extremely fast service. They do have some outdoor and seating at the bar, and also a small semi pivate space. Overall, great food, good ambience and fast & friendly service. Prefer going there for the lunch deals. Been here quite a few times and will continue to be one of my go to Thai restaurants in the capital region.

We've eaten in and gotten takeout, and this is such a great staple of the area. The restaurant…read moreitself just feels welcoming and we'll run, which is evidenced by the diverse community of diners. There's great ambiance in the booths and tables, to sit in the corner for privacy, room for groups, a welcoming bar, and even a few nice tables out front (albeit in the parking lot, but still more than most places can say). The cocktails also aren't bad and the Thai food is great. Sushi has been enjoyable too. Last night we did pick up, and the pad see u was saucy and delicious and ready in 15 min. Special shout out for the mango sticky rice - mango was *actually* ripe. Which is exciting if you're frequently let down by under ripe mangos.

Great food, great service! Food was hot, fresh and tasty! Servers were polite and very on top of…read morecollecting plates. Would absolutely recommend this place to others

Friend selected this place for a quick lunch because it was…read moreon Wolf Rd. and opened at 11:00 am. I had my doubts which turned out to be valid. Chinese buffet with some regular food offerings such as baked Salmon and mashed potatoes. Several beverages come with buffet. Chinese items: 2 Stars There were several Chinese dishes with chicken. I sampled five, all of which were poor to mediocre. Chicken was tough, overcooked/fried. Vegetables were scarce. Hot and sour soup had fresh mushroom slices but little tofu; it was not hot in temp. Pork Egg Roll was good. Sushi was 4 stars. There were six kinds. No signs to identify. The accompanying Seaweed Salad was excellent. A bowl of pickled ginger was available. Yum. Salmon and mashed potatoes were good. Did not try stir-fry or pizza. Desserts were poor. Fresh watermelon slices were old and DRY. What? Pineapple was fresh. Also had boring red and green jello, Banana Pudding, and dry almond cookies. Whole bananas with drizzle of ? pink sauce was not appetizing. Lunch was $13.99 plus. Not a value to me since I did not enjoy my lunch.