Food yummy, prompt. It's a small place but portions are good and fresh. Service is greatread more

Chick and Roll serves both sweet and savory items. Love their donut flavors. I tried matcha. It's…read moregood. Texture is chewy but light. They also have rice platters, boba tea and Korean style hot dogs. Some tables inside for the customers. Spacious and quiet. The staff is friendly. Great stop for food and dessert.

Well damn. Surprised to have very good TO GO Korean food in a town like this. I love Korean food…read moreand living in LA, it's pretty hard to top. Once you enter there is this wide range of soups, ban chan, fried veggies, basically just something for every palate. The soups (Kalbitang and bone broth sulluntang which was white looking) were excellent! Perfect for those cold days or when you're under the weather. So flavorful and reasonable in price. About $8.50 a container. We got some calamari appetizers and marinated beef to pan fry as well. Make some fresh rice at home and voila! The kind lady gave us a freebie for buying a bunch of things (fried root vegetables). Credit cards ok. Parking so easy and definitely for those who don't want to cook but want a meal that feels has been cooked at home.

Eat from there all the time. The lady is always been so nice to my son. The soups and ban Chan is…read moredelicious

It was our first time at this BBQ Korean restaurant. We were seated immediately and treated well…read morethe waitress was very accommodating. We ordered the Son Dubu Guk, galbi, and the chicken teriyaki. They were all so delicious and loved the small dishes that came with the meal. The interior was very nice too.

We went to So Good on Saturday night for a party of 12. The host was very accommodating to got us…read moretwo tables in close proximity within 10 minutes or so. The dining space looked nice, there were some decorations for the festive season as well. The menu had starters, side dishes, noodles, and of course the K-BBQ, both individual and sets. We ordered a first set that came with 5 different meats including pork belly, prime ribs and steaks. The meat tasted good and they were cooked fine in the grill by the staff member. We also had free side items like cucumber, kimchi, macaroni, mixed greens and rice. We ordered few additional items like edamame, seafood pancake, beef dumplings and japchae. Everyone loved the thin noodles of japchae. Edamame and dumplings were fine. I didn't like the pancake as it had a very dense and bland tasting dough. Overall our dining experience was decent. Our server handles the grilled fine, efficiently cooked all the meat items and spread them on two sides of the tables. She also kept refilling the side items as needed.

We stopped by Tokyo Cafe in Westwood after driving by many times. Waking in your greeted with a…read morelarge fishtank with many small fish. The restaurant has a handful of tables in the main room and a small sushi bar with a few more tables in the side room. It happened to be restaurant week and the restaurant had a deal of 3 special rolls and an appetizer for $36 which was a great deal We needed up getting the fried gyoza app and rock shrimp to start, both were fried perfectly and had great flavor . We then got sushi, all of it tasting fresh and vibrant with colors. Overall experience was great and would recommend for a quiet sushi dinner.

We came here for restaurant week which was a great deal. You got an appetizer and three specialty…read morerolls. There was a lot of different appetizers to pick from and the vegetable tempura was definitely my favorite. It was light crunchy, and you still tasted the flavor of the vegetables was. The pork gyoza was also really tasty. We had a variety of different specialty rolls. They were all good, not great. We had ginger ice cream for dessert which was outstanding and had little crystals of ginger in it and perfect ginger flavor. I would come back here and try some of the other menu items, Besides the sushi. The place is on a main road but never really noticed it. There is no parking lot so you have to park on the street but we didn't have an issue. It's also BYOB and the service was really nice and they didn't rush us at all.

Delicious coffee and smoothies. The girl at the front was very sweet too. We will definitely return.read more

everything u order, one can not go wrong. just superb. Its worth the money and the caloriesread more

Having lived in Los Angeles/Orange County for the past 26 years, I'm kind of a snob when it comes…read moreto Vietnamese food, Pho, in particular. I was amazed when I found this little hole-in-the-wall gem in one of my old haunts, Closter. I decided to give it a try. I got two bowls of the beef combo Pho, a single order of the regular beef Pho, the Spicy Ma Mi banh mi sandwich, and a Vietnamese Iced Coffee. These items are the easiest to judge, as most of the Vietnamese restaurants around Bergen County and the surrounding area kind of fail, choosing to cater to the population (skimping on spice, choosing western ingredients over authentic Asian ingredients, etc.). When I picked up my call-in order, the woman at the counter was very nice, though not Vietnamese and neither was the cook (not a problem at all, just an observation). She handed my order and I paid with a nice tip. I made it almost half way home when I got a call from the restaurant, and the same person told me she forgot to hand me the Vietnamese Iced Coffee and apologized. I made a u-turn and drove back to Ma Mi Eatery and picked up my drink. None of this exchange knocks any points against them, in fact, I was happy they called me. When I got home and unpacked everything, it all looked pretty authentic. I started with the combo beef Pho, adding all the toppings, plus the condiments of Hoisin sauce and Sriracha. What was missing was the fresh Thai basil! Then I read the menu and saw that they put the basil IN the soup when they serve it, so when I got home, all the basil was wilted. That's a shame because every single AAA Pho restaurant in Westminster, California serves their Pho with fresh Thai basil so customers can control how much basil they want, and to prevent wilting. That is my only real critique. Otherwise, the Pho was delicious, the broth was flavorful, and the really LOADED the soup with beef. Seriously, a lot of places in Westminster aren't that generous with brisket, but Ma Mi made my day. The Spicy Ma Mi banh mi sandwich was delicious, and loaded with all the appropriate toppings and condiments, though I wish they packed the wet ingredients (pickled carrot and daikon, cilantro, jalapeño) so the bread wouldn't get soggy, which it did, slightly. The bread itself was not the best bread I've had, typically, the bread used in most Vietnamese sandwich shops have a flaky crust and airy soft bread inside. This one a bit coarse on the crust with a heavy crunch. The interior was okay though. All in all, it was a great effort. The next time I revisit my hometown, I'll be sure to stop by Ma Mi Eatery for sure.

Can't beat a lil spicy jerk pho on a cold day. Soup portions are solid and taste is spot on…read more Dumplings were nice but portion vs price I don't see the value. Pork Banh Mi sandwich was good and hit all the notes. Ma Ma Mia - In!

TLDR: Sort of a traditional yet fusionesque restaurant at the same time. Enjoyed the crown prawns…read moreand the gochujang pasta. Came here because I was looking for an outdoor restaurant, they have a nice patio at the second floor that can fit maybe 3 4-tops. It's a cool neighborhood spot, reminds me of something I'd find in Korea. There are some more traditional dishes and then very Western crossover items. It sort of reminds me of Soram and a "bunsik" style resto in one. The dumplings are handmade and pretty tasty. I found the dishes to be a bit on the sweeter side but not off-putting. I really liked the crown prawns, a broiled butterflied shrimp topped with lobster and crab paste. The gochujang pasta was also tasty, reminded me of a vodka sauce but with almost creamy bisque like profile. On the pricier side but enjoyed it enough that I'd come back. I though it was a cool that I can eat something more traditional yet also get a more creative dish if I wanted.

Korean food @ Englewood Cliffs, NJ…read more We attended a wedding dinner on Saturday at second floor of the restaurant. The appetizers were shared by four people and we chosed entrees for each person. I really enjoyed their home made dumplings, bindaedeok and marinated galbi. The abalone bibimbap and spicy cod soup was tasty! It was nice to have a open balcony where we enjoyed the breeze. The restaurant is very cozy and they also have fusion Korean style entrees. There were two servers assigned to the event and they worked efficiently.

Super yummy!! I got the Seafood Tofu Stew with ramen and it…read morewas super flavorful. It came with rice and the three little slides (kimchi, fish cakes and cucumbers). My friend got the Bulgogi Sizzle Bowl, he said it was nothing special but still a pretty good Bulgogi Bowl. We ate in and the waiter was very attentive and nice. 100% will be coming back for more of that Seafood Stew!! Definitely worth a try!

Although the food is great, it is a bit pricey for the portions you receive. The dumplings alone…read morewere too pricey for just the small amount, and even then when we got them some were burnt. We'll give this place another try after they're settled in. But the bowls taste so good and the restaurant is very accommodating.