had to wait in this cute little town. so decided to have some Thai. place was super clean and small…read morebut cute . but i thought i was eating in the Arctic place was cold no heat . tried a app it was cold in middle but been frozen. wife ordered chicken satay . it was tough like chicken jerky with brush bristles on it i ordered chicken pad thai. the noodles were good and taste was ok. but i got same tough chicken in mine. not a good experience. if they actually had heat maybe i could of enjoyed more. almost forgot. wife ordered sticky rice. it can out wrapped in plastic to the table. i could believe my eyes. like it's my job now to burn myself and open the plastic to get to my dried out horrible rice.

Overall, it was fine but definitely on the pricey side. The peanut sauce didn't wow me--it fell a…read morelittle flat. The chicken satay, though, was a pleasant surprise: big portions and cooked just right. The Pad Thai? Just average, nothing to write home about.

We went at 6 o'clock. The service was good.. since they have reopened. The place was clean and the…read morefood was actually very good.. I really enjoyed it and we weren't rushed out after we ate so it was actually nice to be able to sit and talk..

I went in here hoping for a quick dinner before a movie and I was surprised by how big the place…read morewas. It has a modern feel to it with the metal tables and chairs but feels fresh and clean. I started with the steamed veggie dumplings which were amazing paired with the sauce. It was soy based but wasn't too salty and had a nice, balanced sweetness to it which I loved. Then came the chicken chow fun and it was big enough that I had to take the rest home which made for a great lunch at work the next day! I loved how each bite had a new vegetable in it; eggplant, broccoli, carrot, mushroom, jicama, peppers, onions. And LOTS of noodles. I really enjoyed it! Would definitely come back maybe on a night where it's bustling a bit more (I went on a Wednesday at 5pm and was the only one there).

Their grandma pies are legendary. We order them for work all the time and they always deliverread more

Considering I received a small bowl of romaine lettuce chopped with 3 tiny slices of Parmesan it's…read moreawful that they charge $17.95 for this The pizza tasted like it was made this morning and heated up The crust was like cardboard Very disappointing

Food is always good. Service is good a little slower than…read moreusual yesterday. Ambiance is good, not too loud at lunch.

We came on a Thursday night, no reservation necessary. Very nice decor, comfortable vibe. My 92…read moreyear old dad felt that the chairs were a little hard on his boney bottom, but otherwise we were all happy. We went heavy on appetizers; shishito peppers (not for the faint of heart), Pastrami egg rolls (everyone's fave), Crispy artichokes and Hummus (awesome pita! Mom's favorite). The Shrimp & Lobster Mac and cheese was a standout. Loved by all. Chicken Shawarma was fine. Pot of Mussels was very good (not the "moules" you'd find in Brussels, but they stand on their own merits.) Lovely evening.

Not sure why so many negative reviews and they should not effect your desire to eat here. Chipotle…read morereviews next door are terrible but Chipotle still has super long line every time. I've always had great experience here, especially compared to other Asian food in this area. Buddha is a national chain and there is a reason it's successful and located in several high-end malls in Westchester. Overall, we are lucky there is at least one higher-end Asian dine-in place near Port Chester.

We had a nice lunch here. Had a lunch special combo with chicken and steak. Soup was really good,…read morevery flavorful. The veggies were tasty with a nice bite to them, and the lo mein was delicious. The steak we had was cooked to order perfectly, medium rare as we asked for. The chicken was a little bit overdone, but oh well. Service was nice, and the people were friendly. It's a good choice for a quick lunch. Food came out very fast. The restaurant itself is very dark inside, but very pretty.

We've been going to Edo for the past 11 years now and yes they have gone through different…read moremanagement and all of the hibachi chefs have been replaced except for one. We couldn't believe he was still there when we saw him cooking at a different table. Overall, the decor and space haven't changed at all. It well kept with the Japanese theme. Service was great and our waiter was consistently refilling my son's glass. Noise level: high but fun! They still sing happy birthday in Japanese which makes the place entertaining and exciting! Great place for family especially with little kids. So what has changed? Of course the prices which makes sense but unfortunately also the flavor to some of their food. Edo was honestly the best hibachi place back in the days but tonight there were some hits and misses. We always order the combination: steak (filet mignon) and chicken/shrimp every time we come. The combination hibachi comes with a few grilled shrimps as an appetizer, soup, salad, noodles, mixed vegetables, and white rice. Yes, they still toss the zucchini to you to catch which is a great start to any hibachi meal. Soup: (4/5) super light broth with some fried tempura crumbles that floats on top. It used to have a few sliver of sliced mushrooms back in the days but no mushrooms in sight tonight. Salad: (4/5) simple iceberg lettuce with shredded carrots and grape tomatoes topped with their ginger dressing. This hasn't changed and still fresh and tasty. Shrimp: (4/5) used to be more flavorful but still tasty. Mixed vegetables: (5/5) mushrooms, broccoli, zucchini, and onions were tender and were flavorful. I enjoy dipping them into both the hot mustard and ginger soy sauces. Noodles: (2/5) what happened? Bland and lack the savory flavor that we used to love. It used to be the best hibachi noodles hands down so I'm glad we double up the noodles tonight. Super disappointed with the noodles today. Filet mignon: (5/5) thank goodness our steak was tender and super flavorful. Seasoned perfectly and was medium rare as I requested. Fried rice (extra cost): (3/5) good but wasn't great. Just like the noodles, their fried rice used to be so tasty and full of flavor. Unfortunately, today was just good not great. Under seasoned? Chicken: (4/5) chicken was good. It tasted like a lighter version of a chicken teriyaki. We finished off with their complimentary ice cream scoop. Ice cream choices were chocolate, strawberry, vanilla, green tea, and rainbow sherbet. Overall, it's still a great place for dinner with free entertainment. Our chef was young but entertaining. We would probably still continue to come back here but hope they improve their noodles and fried rice recipe.

aiden is the best server/buser definitely deserves a raise &' would love his service again!!!read more

I have a very yummy sandwich spread for lunch because of these people! The woman at the counter was…read morefriendly and even offered a tip for my family! Thanks to her - my kids had a "fun" hike and whining was at a minimum :) My fav sandwich was the Italian sandwich with red peppers! Don't forgot the sweet red peppers! The apple and brie sandwich was good as well But my kids weren't a family. They did make a good hand and cheese sandwich for my son! I recommend this place for sure !! And many do catering which I totally understand!!

The food is delicious -and the service is amazing! We cater luncheons from them frequently and…read morehave never been disappointed!

Food is a mixed menu all prepared well. Great service very…read morefriendly. Open air on nice days or you can sit outside.

This place could easily be a 4-star spot, but a few things were missing. My meal was good, but my…read morefriend had an issue with her French Dip sandwich, and we both found the deviled eggs to be lacking flavor. The stars I gave were for the excellent service, my meal, and the quaint, welcoming atmosphere. I've also been to their sister restaurant, and it's very similar in both its ambiance and menu. BB