However infrequent, im always coming back! I always have that lek yum craving!…read more I like how much toppings were on the soups but I know my daughter would highly disagree!

This review is just about their customer service as I never got the chance to dine in…read more After driving around and around looking for parking on a late Saturday night in Hillcrest and finally finding one a few blocks away, I was excited to dive into some Asian food but sadly we did not get the "treat like family" or "welcoming" vibe here. There were several groups who arrived at the same time. The young guy seated the two groups before us and then asked us to wait. There were only 2 of us and clearly plenty of tables available so there's no excuse of lack of tables or our party being too big. We waited. And waited. And waited. The guy never came back to give us a ETA or let us know he is getting a table ready for us. None of the other waiters or owner who was just sitting at the cash register acknowledged us. How about give me a menu to look at while we wait? So we just left after 15 mins. Sure they may be open late but if they do not provide fair customer service to all patrons and communicate about wait times or acknowledge their customers, I'll take my money elsewhere.

Street parking only, or park across the street where you pay for parking in the lot. The restaurant…read moreis pretty small with limited indoor seating and no restrooms available. You can build your own poke bowl or choose from their pre-made selections. I ordered their tuna and salmon, and you can pick and choose which toppings you want. It was a delicious poke bowl! Recommendation(s): - Tuna and Salmon proteins Service: 5/5 Tip(s): - Accepts Apple Pay - Parking in the lot or street parking - No public restrooms

This is the best poke I've had so far! I've never had poke nachos and this was a great first…read moreimpression! The girl serving us was kind and patient with us, there was a few minute wait for the chips to be made but it was great. I will be returning!

I stopped in for a late lunch during a trip to SD. It was a weekday around 4pm and the place was…read morestill busy! There was only 1 worker so bowl preparation obviously took some time and though I don't blame the individual for this, I think staffing could be better. There's a small amount of indoor seating and the small plaza parking lot is very cramped, that said, I was lucky enough to grab a parking spot AND a table. Poke Bowl 5/5, perfect, chefs kiss, I devoured this entire thing, ingredients were fresh and lovely Omusubi 1/5, okay so I ordered two of these two go to eat for dinner later and wow, this was a sad miss :( extremely minimal tuna filling and excess rice that somehow solidified to get super hard on me so it felt like I was biting a brick? Skip ordering this, and stick to the poke bowl!

I love coming to this location it is walkable. The service is always friendly and quick. I love the…read moreoptions they have for your bowls and the sauces are so good!

Foods always great! I am vegetarian and I appreciate that they have several options…read more This time we also got the Sailor Moon flight, which were tasty.

My friends and I came here on a warm, September night to try something new & we got our sushi…read morecravings fulfilled! We got to try 3 different appetizers: the yellowtail carpaccio was really light and citrusy, the garlic and Parmesan edamame was heavy on the Parmesan (but pretty solid), and my friend really enjoyed the takuni (their version of poke tacos)--she said that she loved the crunchy nori shell and appreciated the layers in it, she just wished that there was more rice, but the flavors were really great, nonetheless. My friends enjoyed the San Diego roll because they were craving cream cheese (inside: cream cheese and crab surimi; outside: spicy tuna, crab surimi, crunchies, spicy mayo, dynamite sauce, sweet sauce, whole roll tempura battered & fried). They said it was pretty solid and predictable in flavor. My other friend ordered this pizza (which I can't quite remember the name of) but he said it was really good with the tomatoes, pesto, and dollops of burrata. Really delicious, generous helpings, and definitely some leftovers for home! I got the Sanji roll, which had spicy salmon, spicy tuna, shishito pepper on the inside and tuna, yellowtail, avocado, spicy mayo, dynamite masago, and microgreens on the outside. I wouldn't classify it as spicy, but I really love the flavor combos. Overall, I'd give this place an 8/10, the service was good, the restaurant itself was fun and creative, and the sushi was decent!

Food was absolutely amazing! Probably the best curry in San Diego. Definitely a must!…read moreService is amazing. They let you try the curry options before ordering. Ambiance is clean and calm.

Amazing customer service. I really like they have samples i knew I was gonna like the food before…read moregetting it! The vibes in here are amazing. They really make you feel welcome!

Easy and quick. Two of us went on a Monday evening, 9/14/26, and the place was busy, but not…read morecrowded. Looks like they do a big take-out business. Fast, friendly, and helpful service. All meals are in take-out containers, but you can get yours on a tray to eat there. Plenty of seating in front, side hall, and a nice covered back patio - which is where we ate. Food was delicious. If you order it "hot", it *will* be hot. Will return.

Great food. Big portions. Only outdoor seating though. Service was fast and friendly. Very nice…read moreindoor aesthetic setting. If only they had indoor seating though. The Eggplant Basil Tofu had so much flavor. Definitely recommend this place. Eggplant Basil Tofu: 5/5

This food is incredible. Beyond slept on and people need to stop in and check it out. The chicken…read moresando always hits, is cooked perfectly, and the sandwich is 10/10. Popcorn chicken also a great shareable and the flavor is 10/10. My girlfriend got the 3 fusion tacos and she loved it (she's Mexican), the bite that I tried confirmed for me how good those tacos are. The flavor is again 10/10. Awesome coin op ambiance all around. If you haven't stopped by coin op North Park, please do, this place is quality

86'D provides the food service at Coin-Op Game Room in the North Park neighborhood. The business…read moreused to operate as Common Table which was located in a suite a few doors south and is now a pizza shop. There was a service window in the back of the room where a tablet was set up to order and pay for your food. On the evening of my visit, the place was quite crowded and noisy. A bartender informed me about the window so I walked over there and looked at a menu posted on the wall. A smashburger and a katsu sandwich were the largest items. The other offerings ranged from wings, loaded fries, skewers, and assorted small bites. I selected two of the skewers (meatball, pork belly) and the 86' Smash for my takeout order. A numbered buzzer was provided to match my order number. About 15 minutes later, a plastic bag was handed to me with two separate containers inside, one for the burger and the other for the skewers. The Vietnamese style meatball was ground meat wrapped around a wooden stick with a side of Caesar dressing for dipping. A piece of grilled pork belly was on the other stick. Both were cooked nicely, however the price was high at $4 for the meatball and $4.50 for the pork belly. The 86' Smash consisted of two patties, Monterey jack cheese, miso caramelized onions, house pickles, shishito crema, and crispy rice. I liked the pickles and rice for the texture contrast. The patties weighed less than 8 oz combined so it wasn't a dense burger for $13. As a component of a game room, I understand the concept of using "86" as part of the lingo. I don't know that "discontinued" would be the association I would want to have with a business though as it seems to predict misfortune, but maybe that's just me being superstitious. Based on the price, quality, and amount of food I tried, I gave a rating between three and four stars for my visit to 86'D.

Whew what can I say Top Tier service in this Authentic Thai Spot…read more.. Clean and Appealing... Gingerfish was pretty delicious and was a new treat for me. I loved the Thai Tea. Of course I had to order the sticky rice and mango Yummy did not disappoint. Huge potions and flavor for days. Impeccable service from Tho, I appreciate his attentiveness and prompt response to request. Absolutely I loved that my food was packed to go... lol Spoiled my taste buds, and me. Such an authentic experience... Surely not what I was expecting.. Delicious Absolutely would highly recommend. This is a Card only venue. Besides that plenty parking, indoor and outdoor seating. And Clean Restroom. Can't wait to go back!!!!

(Tookout 06/29/26 MO @ 6:00pm): Literally "street" translation from Thai, they were on "Soi 30th"!…read more After an afternoon of drinking at nearby Modern Times Flavordome, it was time to get some real nourishment, so I walked across the street to Soi 30th for my first Thai food experience in the neighborhood. Founded by chef/owner Khwanta Osanai who learned how to cook at age seven, she previously owned a Thai eatery in Chula Vista. With a purposefully-crafted menu made up of authentic dishes and street food from her native Northern Thailand, everything is made from scratch and fresh ingredients. Rather than a numbered scale for spiciness as many Thai eateries, each dish is spiced as it would be traditionally. I loved Thai food, so would this place on Soi 30th hit the spot and bring me back for more!? PURCHASE(S) Thai Iced Tea 16floz Cup ($5.95): Sadly, no boba, but this was a refreshing drink (not too sweet) while I waited for my food to be ready. Crispy Tofu ($9.95): Although these always reminded me of that facial sponge women use to apply makeup on their face and around the eyes, these crispy fat spongy triangle pieces were tasty and were made even better with the crushed nuts and spicy sweet dipping sauce. Hot Spicy Basil Extra Spicy + Fish ($14.95 + $4.00): Sauteed with holy basil, Thai chilis, onions, green peppers, garlic, and purportedly served over rice and a fried egg (these items didn't come with it), this was a decent portion size with an insane spice level ( wasn't right for a couple of days, if you knew what I meant!), big tender fish pieces, and the various fresh crispy vegetables. My mouth was on fire, but I took this dish head on! Pad See Ew Extra Spicy + Shrimp ($14.95 + $3.00): Wide rice noodles stir-fried with an egg, dark soy sauce, and Chinese broccoli with my choice shrimp, the portion size was packed, crazy spicy, and a ton of small/medium-sized shrimp, this lasted me for three days! Steamed Rice (INCLUDED): Fluffy and steamy, this helped cool the heat from the main entrees. Mango Sticky Rice ($9.95): One of my favorite desserts (mango - hello!), the mango pieces were fresh and juicy, the rice hot and sweet, but I missed the sweet coconut milk drizzling this dish came with at other Thai restaurants I've been to. SERVICE I was greeted by a friendly young woman behind the order counter who offered me a menu when I asked for a takeout order. After a few minutes, I easily placed my order, hung out while I drank my Thai iced tea drink, and within fifteen minutes, everything was securely packed and ready for the quick walk back to my place. As I waited, I had a casually fun conversation with a gentleman who was associated with the woman on some level - khàawp khun kha! PARKING (Varied: FREE this instance): I simply walked across the street from Modern Times Flavordome, or merely five minutes from my place. Otherwise, there appeared to be some spots along the main drag of Upas St. and all surrounding roads (I didn't notice any lots) - 'nuff said. ATMOSPHERE, DÉCOR, AMBIENCE A clean simple layout with an order counter once you entered with a look into the kitchen, and several tables along the front windows and wall that stretched towards the back of the place. I didn't venture further than the front, so I couldn't say anything else about what I might've missed. I liked the various artwork that hung on the walls., but surprisingly little to no actual Thai merchandise or relics. Plenty of natural lighting entered through the front wall windows and doors while a mix of recessed and various hung electric ceiling lights covered the rest. I believed there was at least one TV behind the order counter while classic rock & roll music played in the background. ATTIRE Totally casual, so I would normally be in a t-shirt, boardshorts, and flip-flops. OVERALL I really enjoyed my first Thai food experience in the North Park neighborhood at Soi 30th. Yes, the spices tore me up, but the food was still very tasty, the prices were comparable, the portion sizes were generally very good, the atmosphere was more clean and modern than I would've liked, and the service was straightforward and efficient. I felt the only drawback was the limited menu (I was so used to pages of options at other places). And, I always loved to support local small mom & pop businesses. I found very good value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (TOTAL paid experience was around $61.00 BEFORE any discounts, points usage, and/or tip). And, they accepted my credit card of choice... AMEX! 4.0 STARS