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    Saigon Hot Pot

    3.7 (20 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 10:30 pm

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    Pork belly and beef belly + hot pot simmering right before the vermicelli, veggies, and additional meats arrived
    Mike M.

    My son and I had lunch there today and our server was Srey. It was honestly some of the best Asian food I have ever had and the experience of making it ourselves was so cool. This is the type of restaurant that should be showcased by " Buns and Bites" or similar local influencers. The food was fresh and delicious, Srey had such a great energy with all of the customers, and I will honestly o again. I wish there was a location in Wakefield or South County Commons I feel it would be a hit.

    Alaina R.

    I visited this establishment last night to give it a try. At first impression, the interior looked inviting with the recent renovations creating a nice atmosphere. However, it did take some time before our waitress came over to take our drink order. I think they are a bit understaffed since they opened and it does look like they still may be hiring. The menu is divided into two options: Korean BBQ or Hot Pot. I think it would be helpful if the menu included clearer instructions on how the ordering system works, as it wasn't explained until I asked. We chose the Hot Pot, but unfortunately, the experience was a bit underwhelming. Although I did like the meat options and how well the hot pot cooked, the broth I ordered lacked flavor. I would rate the food about a 5/10.

    Table booths with built-in heaters for individual hot pots and a central grill for Korean barbecue
    Ken C.

    Not bad hot pot place. The booths are set up for four with built-in individual heaters for hot pots and a central grill for Korean barbecue; you can do one or the other or even both! (Though what do you do if you're a party of 5, I don't know ... guess someone eats by himself!). The broth choices are pretty good and if you're vegetarian, they'll make one up for you that's also quite tasty. You select items from an à la carte menu - 2 meats, 2 sides, 2 seafoods, 2 soy/tofu, 2 starches, and 3 veggies - and then can reorder as many more items as you wish (but there's a 2-hour limit) for your table. The hot pot items are okay; we found some of the vegetables a little less than fresh (e.g. limp Napa cabbage) and some of the meats a little tough (beef tongue was sliced too thick), but there were some tasty items like the lobster balls. The condiment table was a bit limited in sauce types - definitely missed the goma dare sesame sauce - and the soy sauce had a strange sweetness to it. Appetizers were fried egg rolls, chicken wings, fried wontons, French fries (kinda strange option to me) - and steamed blue crabs! Again, not a bad hot pot place but there are better ones out there for the money.

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    Great service. Not hard to order either. You just have to order from each category. Great value for he money.

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    Laurant was so helpful to this newbie and personality outshined ! The experience and food was amazing

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    Bartender Kristy was amazing! Her service and vibes were Phenomenal. Looking forward to our next visit! Thanks for a memorable night Kristy!

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    O Sushi - Philadelphia

    O Sushi

    4.3(150 reviews)
    1.4 mi
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    Tammi's Restaurant is the best. Staff is friendly and attentive. Food is fresh and tasty. Drinks…read moreare mixed Well. Have never had a bad meal ever. Highly reccomend this sushi restauraunt.

    Service was really slow for my family and I, I was watching our waitress treat other customers who…read morearrived after us faster and better than us. Very disappointed in the experience but the decor was really nice and I've been wanting to try this place out since my friends had a galentines day event here after our spa day but I had to go home so I didn't make it to the restaurant until today. Food was okay, the calamari taste like fish sticks and my husband and kids like fish sticks but I don't so I didn't eat that. My philly roll was okay but my husband and kids all loved their rolls so it's always nice when your kids are satisfied with the food. I'm on the fence as to whether or not I'd give this place another chance because it is 5 minutes away from my house but the service and overall experience was mid. The orange chicken was good nothing special so I was happy about that. I will add that the lychee sangria was probably my favorite part of this whole meal so if you want good drinks, this is your place! If you try this place out, I hope that you have a better experience than we did. It's probably the worst experience we've had in town.

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    O Sushi - Inside decor above the bar

    Inside decor above the bar

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    Shayu Asian Grill & Sushi Bar - Mango lobster roll.  One of my favorites.

    Shayu Asian Grill & Sushi Bar

    4.0(113 reviews)
    2.3 mi
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    We went here on Valentine's Day and I messed up the reservation. They were still able to…read moreaccommodate me! Super friendly ! Good was soooo goood!! The chicken wings are a must !

    I realize this review may run counter to others, but here's my take. The experience wasn't bad,…read morethough a few improvements could be made easily and in short order (pun unintended). I dined here on Christmas Day at the invitation of a relative who has eaten here a few times and swears by the clay pot dishes. The restaurant was very busy, busier than usual, I was told. We were seated quickly, which felt promising. That momentum did not continue. After we said we weren't quite ready to order since we had just sat down and a couple of us were new to the spot, we asked the server to return. She did, about 10 minutes later. From there, it became a series of waits. The appetizer arrived first, then one main dish was served, leaving the other two diners waiting another 12 minutes. Plenty of time to admire someone else's food. There were a few service hiccups. One water glass had a visible crack and took some persistent hand waving to replace. The soy sauce container was empty, and after more waving, I eventually stood up and borrowed one from a nearby empty table. Light cardio included. The dishes are pricier than average, which I'm generally fine with. The restaurant is clean, newer, and located on the outskirts of East Greenwich, which may explain the pricing. What disappointed me was my $26 eel hot pot (aka Unagi Kobayaki). While it tasted good, it consisted of four slivers of eel, yes, four, which we confirmed, a few avocado slices, and a lot of rice. For that price, it felt ambitious. I could have enjoyed a very nice sushi meal elsewhere for less. Ordering clay hot pots is not new to me. To be fair, one of my companions ordered the Boneless spare ribs hot pot and enjoyed it. That dish had noticeably more protein and felt far more balanced. In short, the food flavors are good, but the service struggled, perhaps due to the holiday rush. I may try this place again on a less busy day, but with several other options nearby, I do not yet see a strong competitive advantage.

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    Shayu Asian Grill & Sushi Bar - Inside

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    Japanese Udon Noodles

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    Gopchang Story

    Gopchang Story

    4.6(71 reviews)
    8.4 mi

    We went to Gopchang Story on a Saturday evening and were a little surprised it wasn't more crowded…read more It was clear, though, that those who were there knew exactly what they came for. There was a strong Korean presence, which always feels like a good sign when you're looking for something authentic and a bit outside the norm. I was especially excited to try gopchang (grilled intestines), and it ended up being both new and oddly familiar. The texture is definitely different, but not off-putting at all. When you think about it, sausage comes from similar ingredients, so it's not as foreign as it might sound. Having had sweetbreads and offals before, some of the flavor notes felt recognizable, which made it easier to appreciate. Other items, like the thin-sliced brisket, were more familiar and just as enjoyable. Everything we had was fresh and well-prepared. The space itself is clean, bright, and welcoming, with K-pop videos playing and a solid selection of Korean drinks like soju and Milkis to round things out. The side dishes were creative and accessible, including corn cheese, steamed eggs, house salad, and japchae noodles. The egg fried rice was excellent as well, and a great complement to the meats. Our group ranged from adventurous to more cautious eaters, and everyone genuinely enjoyed the experience. Cooking at the table took a minute to get used to, but it was part of the fun and easy to pick up. Service was friendly and helpful throughout. The ventilation was very good and not overly smoky, which can sometimes be an issue at Korean BBQ spots. It is a bit on the pricier side, but for a special occasion or a night out to try something new, it felt justified. This works well either as a fun date night or with a small group so you can try a variety of dishes. Even dessert was a highlight, creative and well executed. This is the kind of place that feels like a special night out, and we would absolutely go back.

    Meat quality is fresh and they offer combo sets. Ordered the beef + pork combo that was $120 to…read morefeed 3 people with an order of their black bean noodles too. Banchan was great and you can get refills! Staff was attentive and the space is nice and doesn't get fogged with smoke.

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    Gopchang Story - Beautifully browned and glistening

    Beautifully browned and glistening

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    New Asia House

    New Asia House

    3.8(164 reviews)
    5.7 mi
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    Here's the updated version with the ambience included:…read more We tried New Asia House for the first time and were really impressed. We ordered a California roll, the Tuna Thunder roll, Shanghai dumplings, orange chicken with pork fried rice, egg drop soup, and pepper steak with onions with white rice. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and cooked really well. The portions were huge for the price, which was a pleasant surprise. The restaurant itself has a great vibe -- very clean, neatly decorated, and the little waterfall feature added such a calming touch. It made the whole meal feel extra relaxing. The only downside was the orange chicken -- it had actual orange peels in it, and they were burnt, which threw the flavor off. Everything else was fantastic though, and absolutely worth ordering again. The staff was incredibly kind and accommodating, especially since we had our 13-week-old daughter with us. Great service, great food (with one small hiccup), and a lovely atmosphere. We'll definitely be back!

    I was wondering why I had never heard of Hibachi this close to home. After trying it - I know why…read more Completely empty at dinner time. Soup was salty. Salad was too sweet. Hibachi - rice was underwhelming, under seasoned, and under cooked. Noodles - non existent. The portion for 4 of us was equivalent to one anywhere else. Steak was good. Chicken was ok. Shrimp was rubbery. Ordered extra noodles - but never saw them - and thankfully was not charged for them. Was hoping for a fun/tasty spot near home - but this isn't it.

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    New Asia House - Sushi station/bar area

    Sushi station/bar area

    New Asia House - Sweet Potato Roll

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    Hibachi area

    Yagi Noodles - seasonal vegetarian ramen

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    4.5(219 reviews)
    11.0 mi
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    Friday night visit just before the "snowstorm of the decade," and this place still had a pretty…read moregood crowd. Service was great from start to finish. The focus here is ramen, with a small lineup of appetizers and a surprisingly good selection of sakes by the glass or bottle (not just the little cans you see elsewhere). We started with the salted potatoes and then moved on to ramens, which was rich, comforting, and exactly what you want on a cold night. And a BIG portion. They can prepare many items gluten free, and if you're unsure about your spice tolerance, you can get the chili oil on the side, which is a nice touch. Overall, a very nice meal and I'd definitely recommend it.

    It was a cold, wintry night and my wind battered soul needed a thaw. Looking for comfort, the deep…read morered, steaming pot of spicy miso ramen flashed across my phone. This was what ramen was made for. I walked in feeling (and looking) like Jack Frost. Only the brave were venturing about, so the restaurant was minimally packed and we were seated immediately. Szechuan cauliflower? Yes please. I would come back here for that cauliflower alone and order three servings of it. It was perfectly crispy and smothered in spicy sauce. The miso ramen broth was flavorful and spicy. Just what I was looking for. They used brown rice noodles which had a consistency that I would describe as slightly clumpy and with a different taste than traditional noodles. The rest of the toppings were as expected. The interior was very well decorated and felt upscale. It was a nice experience dining here.

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    Yagi Noodles - Yagi noodles!

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    OG and Chicken Bao Buns

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