4/18/26 Not sure reg. hours but on this Sunday they did not…read moreopen until 4:30PM. 1st time trying this place. I think they were previously in Belleville that's why it's a 973 # (This was the old hot dog place on State Street). We called in a pick-up order. They estimated 30 min was done in 22 min didn't have to wait. There's a public municipal metered Parking across Essex Street or I believe for pick up you can park on side or back of building. Ordered: -Thai Ice Tea (not pictured) -Sm Tom Yum soup w shrimp & mushroom (not pictured) -Thai Dumplings -Shrimp rolls -Spring Rolls -Crispy chicken w/Cashews -Shrimp Fried rice We asked for everything not spicy. The Thai Iced Tea was very good (I kept stretching it by adding lactose free milk & it was perfect it never lost it's flavor) The Crispy Chicken looked like it could have been mushy but it wasn't - it was perfect crisp with perfect sauce adhered and a perfect bite size all fresh vegetables with good crunch not soggy. Both spring roll & shrimp roll were not greasy they were light and flavorful. The shrimp fried was also not greasy and the shrimp in the rice was cooked perfectly not rubbery or overcooked. Dumplings had a nice consistency, nice flavor and were fully stuffed wrapping was light not heavy or too doughy. Did not try the Tom Yum soup w shrimp & mushroom yet but looking forward to it! Definitely going back well try dine in next. NOTE: These things I saw on previous menu seem to no longer be offered. Chicken Satay or Pineapple Fried Rice. But you can ask...

Wonderful thai food and family run business. Came in a few months ago to dine in and the thai iced…read moretea here is outstanding! Really good, deep flavor. Had to try the pad Thai of course with shrimp and beef pad see ew. Everything here is delicious and authentic. Not too crazy expensive either. Will be back to try some rice dishes

This is a tiny Vietnamese café/pho shop that feels genuinely authentic. The owner is Vietnamese,…read moreand the focus is clearly on doing pho well rather than offering an extensive menu. The broth was flavorful, the ingredients were fresh, and the portions were satisfying. With several Vietnamese restaurants in the area, this one stood out to me as being the most traditional in flavor. I appreciated the aromatic broth and the classic spices that gave it a more authentic taste. If you're looking for a straightforward, no-frills bowl of pho, this place delivers. My only disappointment is that the menu is very limited and centered almost entirely around pho. It would be great to see a few additional Vietnamese dishes offered. That said, if you're coming specifically for pho, you'll likely leave happy. The food was comforting, the atmosphere was simple and welcoming, and I'd definitely return when I'm craving a good bowl of pho.

Delicious homemade hearty pho!! I love chicken pho and this…read morewas my first time trying Hanoi style. The noodles and chicken were so tender and the broth was perfectly savory with a squeeze of lemon. The passion fruit tea paired amazingly, very well made balanced drink with real passion fruit. This pho restaurant is actually within a cafe space, so the environment is more like a coffee shop that just happens to have some of the best pho I've ever tried!! Everything was made by this sweet woman who really cares about if her customers are enjoying their food and feel well taken care of. I truly enjoyed my experience and can't wait to come back!

It's in the food court inside H-mart. I did not have high expectations but it's actually pretty…read moregood. My 6 year old picky eater saw the color of the sauce and went like ewww. But after he tried it he really liked the noodle. It's fresh and tasty but not overpowering. The perfect comfort food. It has carb, protein and veggies. Kitchen look very of clean as well.

This is the first and only place I have tried inside the Little Ferry H Mart food court, and it did…read morenot disappoint. I ordered: Spicy Jajang - 10/10: a very huge portion (I could have split it into two days, but I was too hungry). You can feel the heat, but in a good way. Very flavorful, with a good amount of meat and onion. I'm not in the mood for noodles often, and this really hit the spot. Comes with a side of pickled radish. Broccoli rice with vegetables - 10/10: this comes with beef and white rice. Simple, yet comforting. Comes with a side of pickled radish. Tang Suyuk - 5/10: I really liked the sweet and sour sauce, but the fried pork is not as crispy as I expected. It was still very tasty. I would definitely come again to try the other menu items.

This visit was all about sweet and sour pork, and while it wasn't the best I've ever had, they…read moredelivered something respectable and more than acceptable. The dining room was empty when we rocked up on a weekday late afternoon, and it was nice to sit at a table by the window for a street view. The staff was quick and efficient, and we got a super heavy tea pot of hot barley tea in no time. Food came out without delay. I love how theirs comes with loads of veggies, even as I question the use of green beans which is a first for me (to see them in sweet and sour pork). And while it was distracting and would rather have the dish without the beans, the star of the fish, the pork, was just right and we gobbled it up. I hope they stay open for a long time.

Good place for Korean Chinese place, but little pricy. We order 2 noodle and 1 sweet & sour pork,…read moreand it costs about $60. The noodle sauce is very heavy (I liked it), and the noodle texture is perfect. The portion of sweet & sour pork is small (I usually get 3-4 people portion, but this one is good for 2 people). The service is great (very friendly), and they give you hot tea for free. The restaurant is very spacious, and good for group of people. They do have private parking lot. - Noodle with special black bean sauce (4/5): very heavy and deep sauce - Noodle with spicy black bean sauce (4/5): light sauce & moderate spicy - Sweet & sour pork (3/5): small portion, and average taste

The person who served me my Tonkotsu ramen was incredibly enthusiastic and kind! The ramen broth…read morewas delicious! The pork was melt in your mouth. I loved it. I wasn't expecting it to be so great. But it was just so amazing. I apologize for not remembering her name. But, you made the experience even better with how enthusiastic you were! You were just as sweet as the custard buns.

They'll yell at you to try a sample (the General Cho's which is ok, but breading needs a bit more…read morecrunch). The Taiwan Beef Noodle Soup takes 6-8min to finish, it has some pepper, pickled veggies (good), cilantro, cut beef and noodles. It's not bad, but feels like something I'd get out of a noodle pack vs. out of the street vendor in Taiwan. Located in the mall food court, so not always easy to find a seat.

Mamison means "mother's hands" in Korean. This is a family owned authentic Korean banchan (banchan)…read morestore. It's located on Grand Avenue in Englewood, nearby the Brownstones apartments, the Gym, and other small businesses. It's convenient for families and businesses in the area looking for a clean, homemade Korean lunch and side dishes and stews to take home for dinner. Finally! A Korean banchan store in Englewood! No need to go all the way to Palisades Park anymore. I loved their squid kimbab and fish pancakes. I can tell that they use quality ingredients and the food is made with love. I can tell the difference with the taste and quality compared to most Korean banchan stores on Broad Ave. I bought some other banchan that I can't wait to try. The staff are not only kind but dedicated to serving the community with clean, delicious, authentic food. Mamison is a hidden gem and worth your next visit!

most establishments hire recently immigrated hispanic folks to cook; behind the veil of every…read morerestaurant it seems. Mamison stands apart because the owners themselves prepare the food and curate their own recipes. They are very few and far between as a catering business cuz they don't skimp out on quality ingredients. There's at least 20 catering joints in NJ bergen county. They all taste the same to me. OD-ed on msg and sugar. Same basic ass ingredients. But this one's diff. You'll need to taste it to know. It reminds me of moms cooking every time Here are my recommendations: Spiced garlic popcorn chicken Filet in that egg pancake thing Soybean paste soup Spicy beef soup All lunch specials (attached) I know they deliver too but I've been returning for their pick-up orders; it's been altogether perfect for these trying rona times

Love this place and the owners are so nice. The dragon…read morenoodle is my favorite but everything I've ordered I have enjoyed.

I decided to try this place because of their very reasonably priced lunch specials. The place was…read moreso homey, we felt like we were dining at someone's home. There was a friendly server and the owner/chef also came out. He let us know he's been there for 6 years. I would have tried them sooner, but I'm no longer in my Thai food phase. There was a time when I used to have Thai food about once a week. I was quite impressed with the freshness of the food and what you get for $15. I thought the portions were right there, but if you need more food, an appetizer might be a good addition. We were there around 12:30 and were the only ones there, but people started slowly coming in and by 1:15 most of the tables got filled. One weird thing was that they use disposable cups for water. Perhaps it's a more of a to-go place or not enough man power to wash cups? My friend and I shared the chicken pad khee mao and chicken with spicy basil sauce. Each dish comes with a spring roll, but somehow no dipping sauce! However, if you ask, they have them in little to-go cups. My friend can't handle too much spice so we went with regular spicy, which to me wasn't spicy at all. The vegetables were crunchy and I liked that the noodle still had a good chew and not gummy. Basil sauce was right on the edge of being salty but with rice, it was okay. The food was flavorful, not greasy, and I'm sure would have tasted way better with more heat. The lunch options are pretty basic, but the full menu has a lot more interesting dishes, and based on the taste of the lunch dishes, I plan on trying different dishes in the near future if I'm in the mood for Thai.

Have had several stop-ins since the last review. Today's stop with Red entailed the succulent…read moremuscles in the spicey sauce and bread. I will note the bread was not fresh as usual. Will overlook it this time as it was still edible for me, but not Red. I order the pork chops (maybe the third time now) while Red orders the beef Pad Thai. While waiting on the soups I slurp down the spicy broth left behind from the muscles. What a sin that the couple behind us left their muscle broth behind! Finally, the soups arrive. Red gingerly sips her beef broth and I gulp my Sweet and Sour soup. It had a piece of pineapple, mushrooms, okra and grape tomatoes. Tasted every bit as healthy as delicious. The lunch special pork chops arrive with two porkchops, instead of three - which is reflected in the price difference. Perhaps the menu should state the difference. Red enjoys her food with no complaints. Always a treat to eat at SEAK.

Overpriced... pork dish with rice for over $30?!?…read more I went here to try that but that's not justifiable. I went ahead and tried other dishes. The flavor was nothing impressive... The banh mi was quite pricey and it was justifiable as it had lots of meat but the bread was super soft and not even hot... crispy bread is the key to a good banh mi for me. Bun bo hue broth tasted water down.