What is a synomon for Utterly fantastic…read more.. Couldn't be any better.. Authentic & delicious...

We had a 6pm reservation and were there for an hour and a half. The meals were OK, but the thing…read morethat I'm upset about is that just after we had ordered coffee and tea, our server told us we'd have to finish up and leave!!! Honestly, my coffee wasn't even cool enough to drink before they asked us to leave! If we had ordered dessert, we would've really been rushed!! I've never been asked to leave a table before. I don't think that we took overly long eating our food ...I think that was pretty rude of the restaurant to do that. The server apologized but I guess she was following orders. If I could give the review no stars, I would .

Great room. Fab menu…read moreFun yet professional staff FANTASTIC FOOD It's a easy thing to give this place full marks

Great experience. Food was amazing and service was great. The restaurant was a great experience.read more

We were in Abbotsford for a sports event, and we wanted to grab some dinner. I was browsing…read moreOpenTable, and saw that Restaurant 62 had a nice looking menu and good reviews, so we gave it a try. We arrived in time for our reservation, and the dining area looked nice enough. We were immediately seated, but unfortunately, it was a by a very large party, so we found it difficult to talk to each most of the night. We tried the following: - Pacific Octopus: OK. The octopus was a bit chewy, which means it was probably overcooked. I found the addition of the lamb merguez, although tasted fine, a bit confusing. I felt the dish had too many ingredients, and it muddled the flavours. - Beef Tagliatelle: OK. Well cooked, but didn't really like the five spice or the sweetness of the dish. - Smoke Pork Chop: OK. The pork was a bit overcooked, and the jus was far too salty. Service was satisfactory. We had no issues. Overall, it wasn't great. Maybe my expectations were too high. I often find hidden gems during my travels, and was hoping this would be one of them, but it wasn't. I appreciate the effort in designing their dishes, but I generally felt they were too complicated and too salty overall.

Beautiful restaurant with amazing service. I probably had too high of expectations as this is a…read morefine dining option in Abbotsford but for me there were just some strange flavour combinations, in particular the sea scallops with the braised beetroot; they just didn't seem like a good combination. My gnocchi was also some of the saltiest I've ever had and I really love gnocchi too. All in all for the price and what we got, I'd say this fell short of my expectations.

There service is spectacular and I had a very nice server her name is Lauryn she even stopped by my…read moretable and was talking to me about everything so I gave her a $2 tip for her and there garlic scampi spaghettini was very delicious to have

I have visited this establishment over 10 times. The reason it's one of my favorite spots of for…read morethe high quality standard of the food and the friendliness of the staff and servers. The bison tacos, falafel bites, prawn tacos and the burgers are my go tos! I look forward to my next visit to any of the TP locations!

I love it inside, it's a very fun space! Would be perrrrrrfect for large parties or a group…read more Infact, I keep telling people about it because I was quite surprised. the service was excellent too. super friendly. It's a great nighttime date spot. Menu has a bit of everything, from Butter Chicken to Nachos, or really nice looking salads. Great wings s&p , deep fried and even came with a ranch for everyone...ifykyk!! the naan is incredible. butter chicken is rich and fulllll of flavour. 2 for 1 menu is DEFINITELY worth checking out. there's everything you could want on it. liquor selection is extensive, with a killer bar. We'll be back again.

I went to this restaurant a long time ago when it was called the Cactus Club. So, this was the…read morefirst time I have come to the Aroma Bistro and thought it was a pretty good experience. Despite being advertised as an Indian restaurant, their menu has a large variety of great menu choices you spend time going through. I ordered the Tuna Poke Bowl with the Pisco Sour cocktail. The drink was strong in sweetness, like the name entails, yet still enjoyed the foamy, bitter taste that accompanies it. The poke bowl was excellent. All the ingredients in the bowl compliments each other in flavour. I really liked the rice and the miso dressing in how it adds to the mixture. Although, a few of the ingredients were a little hard like the avocados. I thought the service was lacking when I noticed one was at the front counter during my arrival, and it was not even busy. I did get a table anywhere in the establishment. The interior look was modern yet upscale with expansive space that are divided into three separate rooms. This restaurant is a great place to eat and socialize and lives up to the lounge aesthetic. I would not mind coming back to eat at the Aroma Bistro.

Kicking off the new year, I found myself at Black Casket Cafe, a spot that definitely earns its…read morepopularity during spooky season--and honestly, the vibes hold up year‑round. We ordered a Dirty Chai, the Cold Queen from their seasonal menu, and split a Vegetarian Sandwich plus an Espresso Banana Bread. For two people sharing food and grabbing drinks, coming in under $40 felt like a total win. I love that their sandwiches are made fresh and fully customizable--your choice of bread, toppings, sauce, the whole deal. But the Espresso Banana Bread? Listen. Moist, rich, espresso‑kissed goodness. We tried to share politely... but both of us were definitely eyeing that last bite. The drinks were equally impressive--the Dirty Chai was creamy, spicy, and had just enough espresso kick to wake up my soul. Now, the decor is an experience all its own. They really stick to their gothic brand identity--right down to the menu. Think haunted country manor meets cool indie cafe. Dark walls, dramatic pieces, and yes... upstairs there's an actual table made from a coffin. It's a whole vibe. That said, I'm not sure eating a sandwich under an animal skull is quite for me. But the food and drinks were stellar enough that I'd absolutely come back--maybe just grab my goodies to go next time. The staff were incredibly friendly, and although the space is small (warehouse‑style with a couple tables and some bar seating), it has charm. Final verdict: Delicious drinks, great prices, unforgettable decor--worth the visit, even if you're taking your snack back to the land of the living.

Terrible hospitality. Flew into Abbotsford and went to the cafe to have a place to do some work and…read morewait for a friend from Vancouver to pick us up and we got kicked out because they "didn't have space for customers" even though we bought coffee and food. We're not even from here. Thought there'd be better customer care and hospitality if we've clearly got luggage with us. If you're flying through Abbotsford and are looking for a coffee shop, this ain't it.

Huge selection in menu. Fair prices for the quality and portion size…read more French onion soup was 11/10 better than my main course which was crispy chicken sandwich , just a little too plain for me but my fault for ordering. It is super dark inside , if you want a little lighter there is the smoking patio , or a couple booths at the front were lighter. Our server was super friendly and fairly quick to get our order and food come out.

An average dining experience. Drinks were a little watered down and extra sweet. Had the steak,…read morewhich was fine. Mushrooms were good, but lots of peppers. Husband had Cesar salad. He really enjoyed his. Most the staff are ladies in small black clothes if that's your vibe.

Love the Bavarian platter, everything is homemade and the sauerkraut has juniper berries in it!…read more One of our favorite restaurants in Bellingham area.

Been going to this rerstraunt for over 20 years, but the last two times we have gone there the…read moreservice was good but the food was terribe, we ordered rib steaks and both were almost all fat. The vegtables were burnt, and with one glass of table the price was over $200.00. Sorry to say we will not go back again.

Ambience and restaurant was great. Appetizers and garlic bread started everything off well. My…read morewife had a fettuccine Alfredo which was good but bland. Wasn't gross at all just was missing something. My spaghetti marinara was very good with the exception of the calamari being a bit tough. Presentation on that dish is a little lacking but I believe the sauce being so thin and juicy limits the presentation. Overall was good and would definitely go again if someone wanted to go who had never been.

We had dinner with a friend. We had a nice booth and were able to enjoy a nice meal with our…read morefriend. The service was very good. An order of focaccia bread was brought to the table. We asked about the house wine and we were told that it is Jackson & Triggs, not a winery known for good wines. We shared an appetizer of dry garlic cajun spareribs. The ribs were delicious, well seasoned and nice and spicy. We received 9 very good sized ribs. The ribs were also very well cooked and nice and moist. For our main course my husband and I shared a create your own pasta with penne, arrabiata sauce and mushrooms, onion and garlic. Our friend had the appetizer size spaghetti and meatballs. He received 2 large meatballs served over a very generous portion of spaghetti. Our friend enjoyed his spaghetti and meatballs. Our pasta was decent. The create your own pasta that my husband and I shared was a huge portion and we could not finish our meal. The prices are very reasonable It was a nice evening spent with our friend.

The last time I was at the Noodle Road Japanese restaurant was a long time ago, for my friend's…read morebirthday. I came back when I was running some errands in that area. When I was there, it was not very busy, so I got a table right away. The inside of the restaurant had a classy look to while still maintaining the Japanese aesthetic to it. The menu has so many more choices than I have seen any Japanese restaurant carry. From sushi and donburi bowls to Korean chicken and Fried Nori Tacos I actually had trouble deciding what I wanted because of how much there was to choose from. I ordered the Janjangmyun with the Crazy Boy Sushi Roll. The janjangmyun was fantastic overall. The noodles were great on their own, the caramelized onions were succulent, and the black bean sauce helps make everything in the dish taste exuberant. The sushi roll was fresh, crunchy, meaty and full of flavour. The service was nice, and I liked the waitress that served me. I really look forward to coming back to Noodle Road because I want to try their K-Pop Chicken the next time I come there. I highly recommend this restaurant.

Three stars are based on their fried rice and service. We paid about $45 with tips. Doesn't seem…read morelike much but it was for the quality and quantity of food. Soy garlic = unfortunately, this made me sick afterwards. Chicken was old and chewy. We knew it wasn't fresh because we've had endless amounts of Korean fried chicken at many places in Canada and in Korea. Batter was so thick, as if it was re-battered and refried. The chicken pieces were so tiny that they got lost in the batter. It was also too sweet. If you're not a fan of sweet fried chicken, don't order this. We didn't think soy garlic would be too sweet so we were quite disappointed and didn't want to send food back when many around the world barely have anything to eat. Fried rice = taste was fantastic but the portion was tiny for a plate that cost about $19! I was surprised to have onion and sauce served with it; never had it before but I didn't mind it. It didn't elevate the dish or did anything to it so it could've been left out. Service = good. The hostess was friendly. Ambience = it is small but clean. Nothing much to say about decor but what is most important is that the tables and dishes are clean.