Came back again for a quick meal, and was very pleasantly surprised. I got their Spicy cumin hand…read morepulled noodles, and greatly preferred this one over the soup version. The noodles were perfectly thick and chewy, and grasped onto the strong cumin flavored sauces super well. The lamb was nicely cooked as well. Their Braised pork hand pulled noodles was not what I was expecting, as it came out more like minced pork sauce than chunks of braised pork belly. But overall, fast service, good price for quantity, and would come back again.

Really great hand pulled noodles. The texture was great and the flavor of the lamb cumin was…read moreaddictive. I thought the fried chicken and dumplings were okay. The braised rice was delicious.

This place used to be amazing. They have recently changed from "Maru Ramen" to Maru Korea "…read more Not sure if they changed ownership (I believe they did) but the new place is mediocre at best. Maru Ramen served homemade noodles and broth. You could taste the love and care that went into the food. Now, as "Maru Korea" , the food is incredibly underwhelming. The noodles come from a package (confirmed) and the broth tastes like it does to. Some of the dishes are decent but even as traditional Korean dishes go....still underwhelming. I've eaten Korean cuisine regularly for 24years....this place would be equivalent to the Korean food you would get if there was a Korean version of McDonald's.

Whyyyyy?? This was the only decent Ramen shop in town, usually crowded, and now it's just another…read moreof countless Korean restaurants. In addition to Ramen they used to serve a variety of other items, such as bao, bibimbap, etc. If they had to do away with Ramen, could they not have retained those? There are significantly less vegetarian items and more meat now, too. I'm worried they won't make it. It looks empty or closed when I walked by. Bring back the Ramen and the original menu!

Came here accidentally, as we mixed it up with another establishment. First mega-good impression…read morewas when we told the owner our intentions, she told us we were in the wrong spot and could go there instead. No way, we're staying after her frankness.... Love that attitude! She did say her food was better than unnamed place and she backed it up! Great Vietnamese staples with a pseudo--authentic twist. Example being the Bun Bo Hue, which is slightly "Americanized" for the Yinz - same spiciness and flavor but no funky meat options. Tasted very authentic and the fresh roll was excellent. Pricing was fair for 2026, and the ambience was basic and no-frills, not a bad thing. Will be returning and recommending other friends visit this spot - glad we made the mistake!

If I lived in the area, Saigon kitchen would be my absolute go to on a regular basis. I ordered the…read moreyellow curry chicken, which was light and fresh and I kind of wanted to drink up the rest of the curry when I was done. We also have Celiac in the house. They have a good gluten free menu. We tried the pho and chicken fried rice which they made without soy sauce but was still just as tasty. So good that my teen had his leftovers for breakfast.

Bool Street Noodles is a student-run pop-up noodle shop that serves delicious, fresh and flavorful…read morenoodles. With only certain drop days, customers need to be quick to order online as the order form often drops on a Friday and the noodles are made to be picked up on Saturday. The noodles are so popular that they often sell out in just a few minutes! Customers are able to customize their sauce, spice level, and numbness level. If you're looking for a must-try experience on Cornell's campus, Bool Street Noodles is it. Despite the challenges of being a pop-up shop, Bool Street Noodles never fails to deliver quality and taste. The noodles are made with care and attention to detail, making each bite a treat for the senses. If you have a chance to order from Bool Street Noodles, do so - you won't be disappointed!

Nomnom soooooooooo yummy Food is always great…read moreService is friendly and quick Eat so good

Good Jajjangmyeon in Ithaca!…read more My parents recommended this spot to me- and they are very particular about their Asian food. They absolutely hated Kimchi. I finally got around to trying Asia Cuisine though must admit I was a bit hesitant given their extensive menu (I feel like if a restaurant offers too many types of cuisines the quality takes a hit). However, I was pleasantly surprised! I had been craving jajjangmyeon (I had it once at Koko's but it was not good) and ordered Asia Cuisine's C3 green tea noodle w jajang sauce. The noodles were delicious! Al dente and the slightest hint of green tea flavor! The jajang sauce was a tad oily and not super traditional, though I still enjoyed it- especially the addition of onions! Service was okay. Nothing exceptional. While I haven't tried any of their other menu items, I would recommend their green tea noodle jajjangmyeon!

What a sweet family owned place, super authentic Chinese eatery, I love how the lady (probably the…read moreowner) only spoke Chinese, to me that means it's a legit place. She gave us a donut and warm soy milk, there's also free peanuts, candy and fruit. The hospitality is outstanding and it's 1000000 stars for that alone. We got chicken and chive fried dumplings, soup dumplings and what we thought was Jajangmyeon but it wasn't and it was just a 'pork and sauce noodle' dish, it didn't have any black bean sauce. I also forgot to ask for sauces and ginger so idk if they even had that but it needed it. Parking is a mess and it's more of a walking town, there's tables and it's a lot like a food court inside.

really good! the older lady 阿嬤 noticed that we spoke mandarin, and gave us free soymilk before we…read moreordered. service was a bit slow, as she made our orders from scratch, but food was really good and came with free strawberries. next time i'm in town i will be back for the good food and sweet lady ^^

I recently tried the Jaeyook Bokeum Bap, which came with a side of miso soup, and it was absolutely…read moredelicious! The spicy pork was tender, flavorful, and had just the right amount of heat - yum! Maybe it tasted extra amazing because I was super hungry after accidentally skipping meals all day, but it really hit the spot :) My friend ordered the kimbap and was equally happy. In fact, it's probably the best spot for kimbap in Collegetown. I now prefer this place over Gangnam Station across the street. 5 stars out of 5!

great food, nice staff, pretty fast service, and food came out piping hot, good portion size…read more strongly recommended korean food in collegetown