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    Sia Fusion Eatery

    3.8 (1k reviews)
    ModerateAsian Fusion, Korean
    Open 4:30 pm - 1:00 am (Next day)

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    Malik C.

    Walked in here not knowing what to expect and ordered the 6 Piece fried veggie pot stickers. The pot stickers came fresh out of the oil piping hot and delicious. They were filled with veggies, various seasonings and what appeared to be angel noodles inside. Man they were good and I can't wait to return to try some soup. The establishment was fairly clean with good lighting. I will be back for sure.

    Spicy Braised Beef Short Rib + Cheese and Rice Cakes
    Linh N.

    Final Thoughts: 4.50/5 It's not often that I'm in the Fremont area, but I was today, so I decided to take advantage of that and go out for a dinner with my friend after work. After some filtering and choosing, we decided on Korean food. Truly always my go-to choice. The food here really did not disappoint and hit the spot after a long day. Overall, will be a 5 star from me. Food: Spicy Braised Beef Short Rib + Cheese and Rice Cakes: 4.5/5 This was their beef short rib with onion and potato. We always get it with the rice cake and cheese on top because those are truly a must for this dish. The braised beef short ribs are super tender and you could cut though it with a spoon. Their meats are nicely marinated into the sauce and super tender. The sauce is really the star of this dish and they seasoned it really well. There's some kick to it, sweet, salty, and umami. I would eat this sauce alone with rice or noodles if I had the choice. The rice cakes are a little too soft for me and I would have preferred for it to have more of a bite. Again, not really complaining because the sauce made up for it. For the cheese, it's mostly just piled on top of the dish. They're not like other places where they torch the cheese to melt it for us. We just mixed it into the sauce and it melted all the way through for that cheese pull. There's no smokiness, but not a big concern for me. It melted well into the sauce and made it taste amazing though. Fried Chicken (8 Pieces) - Soy Garlic + Hot and Sweet Sauce: 4.3/5 This was more of our side dish/appetizer dish. The sauce is a little too salty for my taste, but honestly, I wasn't really complaining. Something I do like is the consistency of it. It's like this sticky sauce that coats the crispy coating of the chicken well. This dipped into the spicy braised short rib sauce was such an amazing combination too. My preference was the soy garlic. The flavor is just so classic. Hot and sweet is good too. There is a good kick to it and a nice balance of flavors overall. When the chicken came out, it was piping hot. Very juicy and I could feel that when I tried to take a bite out of it. Crispy on the outside and nicely cooked all the way through. Banchan: Good variety They provide kelp noodle salad, kimchi, edamame, mashed tofu, Korean yellow pickled radish, and fish cakes. I actually liked all of these expect for the kimchi. I have a specific preference for kimchi, so definitely just a preference in taste kind of a thing. Lovely textures for all of them. The tofu confused us initially, but it's very good protein for me and I'm not complaining about my foods being mechanically altered. --------- Quality: Made to order Their meats seem to be of optimal quality. That or the cut is just really good and they've been braising it for hours now. Super tender and will just come off the bones. The meats are cut into pretty large pieces, so I would cut it into about four pieces. This was doable with a spoon, which says a lot. Of note, we could hear the fryer sound in the back. Crossing fingers that was to freshy fry our chicken. Items also came out piping hot, which is just how I like it. The short ribs was inside of a stone pot and it was just boiling and bubbling away. Always a plus to see. Price: Typical Bay Area Prices The price ranges will depend on what you get. For the two items that we got today, it was around $60. Seems fair for the portion sizes provided. We also had leftovers to bring home. Again, the prices will range from about $15 to $25. Typical Bay Area prices. Service: Fairly Fast My friend and I were actually the only two people there. Honestly, I'm not complaining for us. I'm actually not sure why they're not more popular because their food was made really well for us. Side note, but if I had it my way, I would probably inhale the remainder that we took home with us. Their food was made to order because we did hear the food being cooked. They did come out with the food fairly quickly. Service was alright and they were quite nice about everything. Ambiance: Late Night Eats Vibes This place really gives me the late night eat vibes. They do sell the items that I see in the Korean dramas where they would go out for a drink and some food. They do have nice options for dinner though. Of note, they do stay open quite late, which I am totally here for. Interior is spacious and their music choice is straight from my playlist, which I really like. Location/Parking: Long Plaza This place is a little farther for me, but I still like exploring around as some food places are worth driving a little farther for. This place is on Cedar Blvd and its quite a long plaza. There's like multiple connections in this plaza along with their entrances. They do have some other shops and restaurants here too. Parking didn't seem to be an issue for me at all. They seem to have enough spaces around for this scale of an area.

    Jenny L.

    If you're looking for someplace that opens late with fast food service and huge portions then this is it!! Every single dish came out was huge enough to share with 3 other people. And the place serves beer. The price is decent compare to other Korean restaurants. This is more beer and food type of vibe so do not expect a 5star restaurant service and Michelin star chefs lol. The bibimbap was probably the best dish they had that night. We do come here often for midnight munchies. Get bibimbap and wings! Spacious but limited seats and weirdly not loud at all.

    Joyce L.

    This restaurant is located inside a plaza that doesn't have a lot of foot traffic. I was amazed there were lots of eateries in this plaza. This was my first time here and I could see why they were so many mix reviews. The place was a bit run down and the food didn't taste authentic to me (well, it's called Sia Fusion after all). However, the price point and portion size were a great option for large parties. Out of all the entrees I ordered, the seafood omelet was the best. It was crispy and fluffy. The seafood udon sauce was too spicy and sweet. There was no burnt rice in the stone bibimbap and the beef was dry. Service was good considering there was only one person managing the floor.

    Kimchi Fried Rice with Pork Belly and Bulgogi Kimchi Burrito
    Lisette D.

    Was craving Korean food and this place satisfied my craving. We ordered the Kimchi Fried Rice with Pork Belly, Kimchi Burrito with Bulgogi and 8pc of Chicken Wings (Sweet and Spicy and Soy Garlic). The kimchi fried rice was a 8/10. It was missing some flavor. I definitely tasted the kimchi but couldve used some sauce or salt. The pork belly meat was just okay, if I order this again I would opt for another meat. The kimchi burrito was so delicious! I give it a 10/10. From the bulgogi being perfectly cooked and seasoned, the kimchi and avocado, and the sauce was sweet and tangy. The chicken wings were probably my favorite thing here, 10/10. They were crispy and the sauces they use are just so good! I would eat these everyday if I could. Great spot for Korean food, although there was nobody else dining in when we walked in. Most people who came in ordered takeout. But if you're ever in the area, don't sleep on this restaurant!

    Ramen with pork belly
    Stephen S.

    A good hole in the wall place. I went there on a weekday evening after work with a few coworkers and got to try out their ramen. Service was good as the lady checked up on us a few times. Will probably try the Andy fries next time!

    Chicken Katsu
    Jeremy D.

    The number of ratings and stars prompted me to try this place out. We came on a Saturday night. It was slow. Only 2 tables seated. The server wasn't rude but was just simply an order taker. The food was 50-50. - chicken wings - most normal thing -sea food pancake - this was good. - tofu soup with vegetables- nothing fancy nothing spectacular - chicken katsu - the chicken was so overfried that it was hard and difficult to cut into with a butter knife especially - galbi - this isn't the best galbi out there but it did job. Now, what was the most disappointing thing of all: the soup, katsu, and galbi came with white rice. The white rice was undercooked and hard. How does an Asian restaurant mess up rice? My son was pretty hungry after a basketball tournament. He ate a few pieces of galbi then asked to pack the rest to go so he could go home and eat it with microwaved rice. Overall, not impressed. Will not return. 2.5 stars

    Andy's Fries
    Christian A.

    Can't go wrong with Sia Fusion, this was a place I frequented a lot in high school. Great food, portions, and they're open late! This is a go to spot when you need something to soak up the alcohol. The interior has remained consistent given the 5 year hiatus. Clean, black interior, easy to configure big parties or multiple small parties. The usual items I order are the Andy's fries or the Seoul burger. My friends typically got the other stuff but you can't go wrong with anything you order there. I'll always be stopping by here when I'm in the East Bay!

    Spicy Rice Cake Andy's Fries
    Sofia I.

    The BULGOLGi friessss And rice cakess both served freshh and came out nice and warm perfecr sharing dishes

    Julia L.

    I can't believe I haven't written a review for Sia yet. It's been a staple in Newark for many years in which my husband has been going to since his college days, while I was introduced may be like 8-10 years ago. Over the years, Sia has gone through changes, but their food has remained fairly consistent. I've had their Seoul Burger, Andy's Fries, Kimchi Fried Rice, Bulgogi Kimchi Burrito, tacos, wings, and the list goes on. My go-to are the Andy's fries and their burritos, which I recommend trying! Sia is a place to go when you're craving late night munchies or want some snacks while drinking. Prices are fair, portion sizes are generous to share, and service has been friendly and efficient. Overall, a solid Korean fusion spot in the area!

    fish cake soup
    Audrey A.

    Big portion for fair prices! The restaurant was clean and service was swift as we were the first diners of the day. The banchan could use some improvement--especially the fish cake which had a hint of freezer taste. However, the kimchi and seaweed salad made up for it! - Andy's Fries $14.99 (5/5): Their most popular dish for a reason! It was incredibly filling and delicious. - Fish Cake Soup $19.99 (4/5): We expected it being on a stick since that what was shown in the picture so we were a little disappointed by the false visuals. Despite that, it offered a variety of fish cake and a flavorful broth with a hint of spice from the jalapeños.

    Creamy Rose Ricecake, Andy's Fries
    Reeven S.

    One of the few decent restaurants that are open very late at night, especially on weekday nights, Sia Fusion Eatery is a perfect late-night bite (or all-day munchie) restaurant. They serve mainly Korean favorites such as bibimbap and kimchi pancake, and Korean-fusion dishes including bulgogi tacos, as well as burgers, corn dogs, and other American classics. We ordered Andy's fries and Creamy Rose Ricecake, which I believe are very delicious. Andy's fries are like loaded fries but with bulgogi meat and topped with lots of cheese, making it a favorite appetizer of mine. The creamy rose ricecake was full of umami flavor, especially coming from the abundance of mushrooms. Its creamy sauce blends well with the ricecake - a very unique (at least for me) way of making a ricecake dish. The prices of their dishes are pretty average, maybe a little above average; however, the taste and flavor are very worth the price. In terms of customer service, they can be quite slow. I had to continually call the server to refill our cups and get the check. Otherwise, this restaurant will be one of my top choices if I am out late at night and need a delicious meal.

    Janice J.

    Came here on a Saturday night for a party of 9 people and i didn't get a photo of everyone's food but definitely would come back here! No reservations but they were able to quickly put together tables for our group in the middle. Food arrived in a timely manner and everything tasted pretty good! The portions were enough where my bf and i definitely had leftovers for the next day. * Kimchi fried rice with beef short rib, stir-fried kimchi and fried egg on the top and one of us got spam for $18.99 each * Chicken katsu burger $18.99 x 4 * Andy's fries $15.99 * 14 chicken wings sweet & spicy and soy garlic $20.99 * Bibimbop with assorted vegetable and egg on the top $17.99 * Ox Bone Soup Beef bone broth with beef brisket $15.99 * Beef Short Rib Soup with green onion, glass noodle in clear beef broth $18.99

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    Vinum Japanese Fusion & Wine Bar

    4.1(446 reviews)
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    We stopped in unplanned and had a great experience. Our server was delightful and he was the only…read moreserver working and was hustling and did not miss a step. Sushi was fresh and nigiri portions were large. The garlic edamame was phenomenal! Pleasantly surprised by this spot.

    If you're looking for some delicious Japanese fusion food and drinks this is your go to spot! They…read morealso change their menu seasonally so you can look for new fun dishes! We came late to eat and celebrate my birthday and had an amazing time. Our server Henry was very attentive and provided the best service and made the night special for us. This is located at Newpark Mall on the 2nd floor. There is plenty of parking in the huge mall lots. Once you walk in you can see all the displays of wines along the wall and the chilled wines at the bar. We ended up getting cocktails to go with our meal but next time we come back we will definitely try the wines. Here's what we ordered for the 3 of us to share: Lobster Pesto Udon (4/5) $42 A nicely not overcooked baked cheesy lobster tail with on top of pesto udon. It was a light taste of pesto and the noodles were had a nice chew. Comes with some mixed greens. Curry pork chop Katsu Don (4/5) $25 Crispy outside and a juicy pork center, and I like that they put your curry sauce one the side so it's not soggy and you can put as much as you'd like on it. Trio skewer (4/5) $12 One of each skewer: Pork belly, chicken, and rib eye steak. Each skewer was tasty but I enjoyed the pork belly the best My friends also got the sashimi (tuna and salmon) and a tuna tartar with fried shrimp chips. I don't eat raw but they said it was fresh and really reasonably priced. We ended the night with a complimentary brownie with a lit candle, ice cream and some fruit! We be back for sure to try all the other amazing dishes and it also looks like they serve brunch foods too on Fridays and weekends. Thank you for making the night fun and memorable.

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    Spicy Kitchen

    4.7(38 reviews)
    2.9 mi

    The Husband was tasked with picking a restaurant tonight 11/20/24, and chose Spicy Kitchen (he…read morechose it only because he said that it had a rating of 4.8). When I choose a restaurant, I read other reviewers' comments and their recommendations, then I look at the restaurant's menu online as to what else is offered. I can't do spicy, but because I'm a trooper I made the best of a difficult situation. I chose the following two dishes that sounded "safe": Spring Onion Protected Beef, and Yu Xiang Braised Eggplant. Also, you can't have Asian dishes without the requisite bowls of rice (I ordered a bowl each for us in lieu of ordering a fried rice or fried noodle dish). The Spring Onion Protected Beef was flavorful and delicious, and came with lots of sliced white onions and 1-inch pieces of spring onions (looks like green onions). This was right up my alley because I looove onions (red/white) and spring/green onions. The Yu Xiang Braised Eggplant was ABSOLUTELY divine. It kinda reminded me of eggplant in garlic sauce that you'd get in other Asian restaurants, but much tastier. Make no mistake, this dish came with TWICE the amount of eggplant that you'd receive in other Asian restaurants. It was a good thing I didn't order a third entree because these 2 dishes were just the right amount for 2 people - otherwise, a wheelbarrow would've been needed to wheel me home! When the bill came, I noticed that the eggplant dish was called "Fish-flavored Eggplant". I thought that that was a mistake because the eggplant did not taste fishy or have any fish taste at all. Later on at home I compared the Chinese characters on the bill/receipt to the Chinese characters on the paper menu I asked our server for (to take home), and the dish is correct. So keep in mind that if you're vegan, this eggplant dish does have some kind of a fish ingredient in it. The great thing about this restaurant is that its cuisine is VERY flavorful in comparison to Cantonese cuisine. The only drawback is that unless you speak Mandarin and/or can read and understand the Chinese characters (with English directly below the Chinese characters) on the menu, you'd be clueless as to what most of the dishes are. This is because there is absolutely no description for each of the dishes. For instance, there's a dish called "Millionaire" - I have NO idea if it was a meat or vegetable dish (or for that matter what kind of meat or what kind of vegetable). But if you're the daring and adventurous type, go for it!!! Let it be a wonderful surprise - or let it be a stupendous letdown for you haha. The restaurant was very clean and well-lit, and our server (attractive young man with glasses) was awesome. If you're in the mood for Chinese but are tired of the same-old, same-old Cantonese dishes, come here and treat your taste buds to a glorious adventure - because the dishes are flavorFULL - yes, emphasis on the FULL! In the end, I'm glad I came here and will come back to try other dishes!!! Advice for the restaurant when updating your menu in the future: It would help your customers to: 1) give descriptions as to what each dish is, or the ingredients involved in each dish, 2) separate the dishes into categories - for example: cold dishes, chicken dishes, beef dishes, pork dishes, lamb dishes, seafood dishes, dry pot dishes, house special dishes, fried rice/noodles dishes, soup dishes, other dishes (such as frog, intestine, duck blood, kidney, lung) and lastly, 3) pictures of the dishes (this is especially important). Regardless, based on my experience tonight, this restaurant rates a 5 out of 5 stars

    All food here taste very delicious, with the authentic Sichuan Pepper. We came here for our Chinese…read morenew year eve dinner, will come again soon to try other dishes. One of the dishes were sold out on the ordering menu, but when I asked the lady, she said she can still put in the order for me :)

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    Milk & Honey Cafe

    4.2(1.3k reviews)
    4.2 mi
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    Family-owned & operated
    Speaks Mandarin

    Genuinely one of the nicest ambiences of any restaurant that I've ever been to. I usually don't…read moreplace particular value on ambience, but Milk & Honey is an incredibly rare restaurant where eating out there feels cozier than staying inside. Wild! You can see in my pictures how cute the decorations were as well. Food I think is pretty typical Taiwanese, which you can actually really feel when you order the hot pot, because it has that relatively clear/relatively not oily flavor to it that I think is quite rare for hot pot outside of Taiwan. I also had a side of pork trotters, which also came out surprisingly not that oily. Would strongly recommend this place if you're a fan of traditional South Chinese foods, but not really a fan of oily, overly heavy meals! Service was overall very good, I actually had the sense that they were paying attention more or less the entire time to immediately refill water and other such service items. They also went out of their way to make sure the hot pot thing was constantly lit. Anyways, there's a lot of competition for this type of cuisine in Fremont, but if you're anywhere in the area or have some time to spend, I think spending it relaxing in this restaurant would be a great use of time! The food is solid if you're looking for that type of cuisine - and the service and decor is top-notch.

    Milk & Honey Cafe is one of my favorite spots to dine in or grab food to go. Their food is…read morecomforting, flavorful, and always seems to hit the spot. I've tried quite a few dishes from their menu, and my favorites are the chow mein, chow fun, braised pork over rice, and string beans. They also have a good selection of drinks, and I never pass up the opportunity to get one. My favorite is the almond milk tea! The staff is always kind and polite. Parking can be a bit challenging since the lot is small and limited, but the food is definitely worth it. Would definitely recommend and will be coming back again!

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    4.4(308 reviews)
    5.5 mi
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    Locally owned & operated
    Vegetarian friendly

    My group recently had a wonderful dinner at Burma Bay Cafe!…read more We arrived around around 7 PM on a Sunday evening and they were slammed with several large parties. The staff were SO nice and offered to set up a table for us in their back room. They were so kind and accomodating, which we were grateful for because we were starving and the food looked delicious! We ordered a tea leaf salad, Burmese shrimp and beef, and the Nan Gyi Thoke noodles. The food arrived soon after ordering and we were treated to a proper Burmese feast! I loved the crunchy textures of the tea leaf salad, and the shrimp and beef were deliciously spicy. The noodles were also great - the boiled egg was cooked perfectly. The portion size was generous - this was plenty of food for four people! Most imporantly, service was outstanding! Thank you for making our group feel welcomed on an insanely busy evening. :)

    Came to Burma Bay Cafe for dinner with friends and had a great meal!…read more Located off Warm Spring Blvd, Burma Bay Cafe took over the old Ho Chow building. The inside has tons of seating available and bright natural lighting. We came on a weeknight during their happy hour (!!), which is 20% off appetizers every week night between 3-6pm. Our party of three ordered mainly apps, and only deviated off that section to try their tea leaf salad :P Fried tofu - crisp and light Coconut chicken with palatha - sweeter curry, loved the flakiness and thicc-ness of the paratha Lamb curry with palatha - hearty curry sauce Salt and pepper chicken - dino nugget-esque with a nice crunch and perfect seasoning and didn't actually need the dipping sauce it comes with. Note: the dipping sauce does contain fish Chicken lettuce cups - fine taste, no notes Veg samosas - fine also, basic Tea leaf salad - ordered for the health and textural crunch. So delicious Service was good. Our waitress was very informative in each dish and also quite attentive with refiling waters. Overall, great meal and would love to return to try their mains.

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    SOHO Modern Japanese - Uni and Hotate | @whaevaeats

    SOHO Modern Japanese

    4.3(814 reviews)
    0.9 mi
    $$$$

    apparently I'm obsessed w this place bc I come so often lol…read more dinner menu is omakase set menu only, but brunch menu has your typical menu items (brunch doesn't take reservations but fills up p fast) omakase 100/10 no notes first time omakase had lots of extra items complimentary of the chef, unsure if this was bc I went for an early bday celebration tho second time I went, we mentioned a shrimp allergy when they asked, but the first complimentary had unidentified shrimp paste (nothing life threatening but allergy meds had to be taken bc a throat was starting to close a teeny bit) so they didn't give us any more (understandable) - they were super apologetic abt it tho brunch menu has a lot of options & tbh I was a lil overwhelmed poutine tots - 8/10 wish there was more meat ube pancakes - 6/10 novelty wore off after the first few bites & I kinda wish we went w the waffle instead loco moco eggs benedict - 7/10 p good corn puff pastry - 8/10 good but I burnt my tongue I forgot what dessert we got but it was good

    Came here for dinner a few weeks ago and wow. I loved it. The moment i walked it, the decor was…read morebreath taking. We got the tasting menu which was 128/person. Each dish was so delicious. The wagyu was one of my favorites. The presentation on the food too. omg. freakin' beautiful. Our server was so polite and sweet. He really made sure we were taken care of. I definitely am coming back. I want to try the brunch. but also wouldnt mind doing the tasting menu again. Just thinking about it right now is making my mouth water. lol

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    4.0(179 reviews)
    0.7 mi

    Coming in and surprised I forgot to grab some photos while I was there! This is the hidden gem…read morehotpot place of Newark and i'm glad I had the chance to try it. It's in a small plaza with two other buildings but there is plenty of space for parking. It wasn't too busy there when I went so parking and seating were very easygoing. The staff is extremely friendly and are pretty attentive when it comes to meat refills and checking in. The meat selections are limited to beef, chicken, and lamb. They do offer other meats such as some seafood and meatballs at the toppings bar though. I really liked the ingredient variety, some things I don't think you'd find at most hotpot places. Personally the thick cut potato noodles are a favorite for me!! They also have churned ice cream and refillable pineapple & peach juice. I believe they usually have milk tea as well, but it was Out of Order when I came in. Would love to try it out next time though hopefully! I think there were a few minor fixes for maintenance but overall pretty satisfied from the experience! I would love to revisit again in the future, very budget friendly AYCE hotpot in the bay area. You really can't find weekend lunch prices anywhere these days, most places charge dinner pricing all weekend. The pricing is very generous, the food variety is great, and the staff are all so friendly and inviting. Also LOVE having individual hot pots, makes your hotpot feel more personal and you don't have to worry about sharing :) Great place to come by with loved ones especially if you want to skip the wait most hotpot places come with and have a quick and easy meal.

    This is without a doubt one of my top 2 hotspot locations in the bay and I've gone to at least 10…read morein this area. For all you can eat it is honestly the best of all the options in my opinion. Cleanliness 11/10: The cleanliness of this place is unmatched by any AYCE restaurant I've eaten at. I had to include a picture of the sauce bar because it is really surprising how there is no splattering around the table. Every surface including the sauce bar and other bars were pristine. AYCE options 10/10: The meat choices are beef, lamb, and chicken. The cuts are a bit lean, but honestly I like that better for ayce since it is a bit cleaner tasting and leaves less oil in the broth. They serve the meats in neat labeled trays which I really like. Wide range of vegetable and other hotpot options that are all ayce, notably king oyster mushroom slices, wood ear mushroom, white fish, beancurd skins, large leaf spinach, bomchoy, a variety of noodles. They also have soft serve ice cream and other deserts and fruit. Sauce bar has a good variety. It has all the options you might find at a place like haidilao. The soy and vinegar are on a separate table in drink dispensers, you might miss it. I recommend for people who are not experienced with hot pot to do a 3:1 ratio of soy sauce and vinegar with a squeeze of lemon as well as some chili, cilantro, green onion, and garlic. The sesame dressing is great on its own with vegetables. Broth 9/10: I recommend spicy or mushroom broth. It is similar to what you would get at a place like haidilao but much less oily, it is still quite spicy and a good amount of oil.

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    Bar Bay Grill

    4.0(777 reviews)
    4.6 mi
    $$

    Arrived on a late Sunday afternoon and was surprised the restaurant was empty! We were very…read moreintrigued by the $1 raw oysters (only on select days and Sunday being one of them). Our server Sam was the best!! He was super sweet and accommodating to our table. He ensured we were well taken care of at all times. Thank you again Sam! Ordering is a little different here! You're given a paper at your table and you mark the items you'd like to order by quantity. Everything is pretty much à la carte. We began with the raw oysters and typically I'm skeptical about cheap seafood because I start to question the quality. However, you can tell upon first glance that these oysters were really fresh! They smelled great and tasted even better. We also ordered a variety of their skewers, pork belly, fried rice and noodles. We were very happy with everything we ordered! Would loveee to come back with a big group as everything is served family style

    Ordered several dishes: Singapore vermicelli noodles:…read moreawesome. Worth going here just for this. The shrimp in this is succulent and awesome. The chicken is bland (like typical thai restaurant chicken). Should substitute this out for shrimp if they allow. Chicken curry toast: this is a qunie item and worth ordering. Had it twice now and liked it on both occasions. Garlic cheese bread: it's fine. Nothing to write home. Lamb chop: sweet in taste. Not so good. Older child finished but did not savor it. Chicken skewer: not good. Daughter did not like it either Hot pot: very fishy (tom yum flavor was good). Did not like any of the meat choices in there (fish ball, fish tofu, Chicken). But flavorful. Awesome service. Fast service. Good ambience with tons of TVs with several options. K-pop was a tad bit loud, but fine.

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    Bar Bay Grill - Hot pot: very fishy (tom yum flavor was good). Did not like any of the meat choices in there (fish ball, fish tofu, Chicken)

    Hot pot: very fishy (tom yum flavor was good). Did not like any of the meat choices in there (fish ball, fish tofu, Chicken)

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