I love stopping for Indian buffet on a road trip, so I was really excited to pull up this place…read morewhile driving through WV. It is indeed tucked away and a bit difficult to find-- you have to go to what looks like the back of the strip mall, behind some (currently) vacant space to get to it. I'm surprised to read all these reviews saying the food is spicy... that wasn't my experience at all. I thought the food was sadly a little bland, and it was also a bit cold. I did arrive toward the end of the lunch buffet service, so perhaps toward the beginning it might be a bit hotter and fresher. Everyone there was super friendly, and there were clearly some regulars chatting with the staff, which was a super sweet vibe. I don't know that I'd be back if I were passing through town again, but just from the warmth and welcoming atmosphere, I can see how this is a standby for locals!

Ambiance: beautiful wall art and spacious seating. It was quite humid and warm though. Our server…read morewas very warm and friendly, she helped us with recommendations and very proactive. Food: we had the samosa chaat, chicken biryani, paneer tikka and tandoori chicken. Tandoori chicken and samosa chat were both delicious, I highly recommend them. Chicken biryani was good too, it's not the dumb kind. Paneer tikka was average. Parking: There is a huge shared parking lot.

The food, ambience, and service were to DIE for. Our server, Hania, was incredibly sweet and even…read morehelped me with an amazing wine pairing despite my lack of knowledge about wines! Food was perfect and incredibly reasonably priced for the quality and quantity. Will 100% be returning if in the area! (P.s. party contained a gluten allergy and the restaurant and Hania were both incredibly well equipped to accommodate! Always a great sign!)

The food is good, atmosphere is great. Service was a bit slow but very friendly. It is a quaint old…read moretown style restaurant with a nice layout and a meeting room.

I am so happy I went back for the full experience after stopping in for the grand opening a few…read moreweeks ago. The food was exceptional. I had the Samosa Chaat and it was the most delicious thing I have eaten in a long time. It's Samosas stuffed with spiced vegetables and covered in sauce, yogurt onions, chickpeas and all sorts of deliciousness. So much flavor! and perfect spice level. It was also perfectly salted which was the only issue I had with the food last time. To be clear nothing I tasted here has been bad. There is a family friendly diner side and a bar side which looks cozy and has gambling machines. It would be nice if the door was more clearly labeled as the bar door, since I wasn't sure if I was allowed to go in or if it was the bathroom or what? The service staff were very pleasant and the chef came out himself to make sure the food was ok. It was a great time and I can't wait to try the new Sunday brunch. Did I mention they have all day breakfast? I love that.

i am so beyond impressed with this food. The quality is top notch, the taste, the flavor, my…read moregoodness i cannot get enough. I came in and ordered the fusion sliders, butter chicken Mac & Cheese, and their signature drink (which had the BEST mango lassi ive ever tasted) in it. The service was so homey and comforting, everyone was so warm and welcoming and they were constantly checking in on me and explaining to me what each dish is before i tried it. Hard to write what the ambiance of the place is because it has a little bit of everything. The restaurant side was quiet, quaint and comfy while the bar side was fun, classy, and a whole vibe!!

My mother used to tell me to eat a bowl of soup every day when I'm traveling…read more So I was happy to find New Star Viet Bistro on our way to visit family in PA. I admit I was skeptical that the food would be authentic, but I was pleasantly surprised. Our server, Audrey, was excellent. She greeted us promptly and politely. We ordered the cafe sua da, Vietnamese iced coffee. It was okay. I'm not positive it was fresh-dripped, but it tasted good. The fresh summer rolls were freshly rolled and delicious. We both ordered the pho with rare beef and meatballs. It was nearly as good as my mother's. I was so impressed with the pho that I decided to order two bahn mi sandwiches to go. The restaurant and bathrooms were clean. We arrived around 10:30 and it was quiet. I'm thrilled to find a lovely place to get my Viet fix when we travel up 81. Give them a try. I think even my mother would have approved.

Second go round on my visit. This place is !! Don't second guess the name of the location. I'm…read morehere to testify this place is legit!! From the top authentic items. Some of the best sellers are Sea food friend rice, shaken beef, the pho and most items are generously good. Op in. Grab a seat and depend some time enjoying good quality food

We walked in and were seated right away! Hostess and wait staff were smiling and happy! Food was…read moredelicious! If we are ever in Martinsburg again we will definitely go back!!

Amazing Thai food! It tastes like my Thai mom's cooking. We ordered the Train Station Fried Rice,…read moreBeef Salad, Fish Cakes, and Soft Shell Crab Pad Thai. Everything was great, but my favorite was the fried rice. The waitress was very friendly. The food came out fast which was a plus. I highly recommend trying this place out!

Fabulous food, good cold beer. Amazing service, we were very happy with this easy on/off stop off…read moreof I-81

Nice afternoon with good outside seating. Perfect place for a leisurely lunch. Lizzy was my sever…read moreand she made sure I got what I needed quick and efficient. Brisket and rib combo plate. Sides were mac and cheese, soup beans (their version of baked beans. They throw a slice of white bread and pickles in. White bread - weak slice of stale bread. But that doesn't matter because that's not what you're here for. Pickles - slices of cucumber with a quick pickle. Meh. Not worth it Mac n cheese. Reasonable. Would eat again. Beans - meh. Need some more spice to them. Now, on to the meats. Because that's what we're all really here for. Ribs. Cooked perfect. Meat wasn't falling off the bone. That's over cooked. No, but it did tear off clean when you bit into them. Just right. Nicely seasoned. Glazed while on the fire. Sauces can be added if you want. Brisket. Again well cooked, maybe on the edge of over (shedded a little as you ate it). My serving was from the flat up toward the point, with a good 1/4 of fat remaining. I trim the fat more, but it had been rendered nicely so it ate well. Yes, you eat the fat with the meat. People who trim it are wrong. Just wrong. Overall, I'd give this experience a 4 out of 5 - Service and location 5 - Sides 3.5 - Throw ins 2 - The meat 4.5