Visiting the area and found this on Yelp... I was not disappointed. We came late but everyone was…read morestill so attentive. The food came out fresh and had lots of flavor. My friend loved the shrimp chill noddles and I loved the poke bowl. Really cute place, had a Japanese flare. I would recommend this place.

We went out for a work team dinner. The blackberry bourbon smash cocktails were next level!…read more We ordered a variety of food, including the edamame, gyoza, tuna tartar, crab Rangoon, spicy udon, and more. The service was particularly attentive. I recommend the tuna tartare to share.

Great restaurant and great service. Easy to find. For all those reviews about parking. Just use the…read moredeck at the back of the lot. It's a 2 minute walk. Food was excellent. Service was great and ambiance was delightful. Highly recommend.

We found this place on instagram and couldn't wait to check it out. Parking is horrible but you can…read morepark down the street and walk. I may be slow but I had a difficult time trying to locate this restaurant. My GPS was way off. After arriving the restaurant is stunning inside. It's small and intimate. Very cute and cozy inside. The menu isn't overwhelming and the staff is friendly and accommodating. Prices aren't bad but the portion of food is very small. Everything we had was delicious and full of bold flavors, my mocktail was disgusting and had way too much salt on the rim of the glass.

We had the Panang Curry with Shrimp and Green Curry with Chicken and both were outstanding. The…read moreChicken Satay was excellent too. Excellent service and great value. The ambiance is interesting with the repurposed train cars. We will be back! Very busy on a Friday night just before 8 pm. Worth the 25 minute wait. Parking in the adjacent lot was free and convenient. Lots of warnings posted about towing if you leave the mall area but it was fine.

Put aside the tough parking, strict rules of parking and a long wait time for us to actually get…read morefood, Thai Station is a nice restaurant, reasonably priced and decent size portions of Thai food. Beers are priced well, too. Super strict parking is what everyone is saying. If you're lucky enough to get a parking spot in the parking lot, you have 2 hours to do your business and leave, otherwise you get ticketed or towed. This is not a knock on the restaurant, but it did stick in the back of my head throughout dinner and didn't allow me to fully relax. The service was slow when we went. Seating too about 30 minutes, and then another 10-15 before we had drinks (2 waters and a beer) and gave our order. This is where we waited... and waited. I finished my beer while we were waiting. Roughly 30 minutes before our dishes were at our table. So by this time, we're an hour and 15 minutes into our 2 hour parking. Being from out of town, I didn't know how strict they were, but that was the talk of the "people" around us. And we just got our food. The dishes were decently sized. You see them in the pictures. We didn't order anything out of the ordinary from traditional Thai food - bunch of noodles and seafood. The taste was good and it arrived piping hot. You were able to taste each of the flavors of the ingredients even though they're all cooked together, so that was nice. I'm from out of state, but I would come back here and hope that it's not a slow night. The food was good, it is just my first time here and waiting over an hour just didn't sit well with me.

There were so many yummy adorable looking restaurants to choose from in Chapel HIll, but Yelp and…read morefriends recommended the Lantern so I made a reservation several weeks before our trip there for my daughter and I. It was a short walk from our lovely hotel (the Carolina Inn), but started raining when we first walked out the door so we called an uber which was a very short ride. We were seated right after arriving and I had a nice glass of wine and my daughter a diet coke a few minutes later. The menu looked like a sharing type of meal so we opted for: - pork & chive dumplings: yum - spring rolls: tasty, but my stomach (as always) regretted the fried food the next day - bento box: the hit of the meal - shaking beef: i thought pretty good, but my daughter wasn't a huge fan The service was good and the food was brought out at the perfect pace. While I'm sure their dessert is yummy we opted to walk down Franklin street and enjoy some Ben & Jerry's after dinner since the weather had cleared up.

This fabulous Asian fusion restaurant on Franklin St is one of Chapel Hill's hidden culinary gems…read more-- an unparalleled blend of service, atmosphere and taste that makes it worth the drive from anywhere in North Carolina. On a recent visit, our family started off with an delicious order of Pork & Chive Dumplings, while I enjoyed a perfectly prepared Old Fashioned from the bar. For our entrees, we shared plates of tender Shaking Beef tasty Sticky Rice and succulent Pork Ribs, all paired with a fabulous Pinot from the restaurant's impressive selection. Service was outstanding throughout our visit, and Lantern's softly lit, intimate setting makes it the perfect spot for a date night or just to escape the Carolina heat. Everything about our visit was wonderful, and the prices were more than reasonable for a meal of this caliber. An amazing find in Chapel Hill!

Eat here. It's…read more Sautéed Green beans, dumplings, and spring rolls Entre... general tsos Green beans are thrown in a garlic soy sauce, dumplings have a wonderful sweet sauce, and spring rolls are super crispy I've been coming here since 2016. It's amazing. Best general tsos I've ever had. Super crispy, amazing sauce. There are homemade touches like homemade hoisin, sour cream, Bloody Mary mix, and Bloody Mary mix to name a few . It's amazing. Just give it a shot. Owner is super kind as well!

Nice outdoor seating and cute ambiance inside! Service was attentive and polite. Decent food; it…read moredidn't blow me out of the water but it was still good! Black bean chicken tacos could have used more black beans or black bean flavor tbh. I did really like the green beans though!

Loved all that we ordered and not pictured us the coconut curry soup. Poke bowl was delicious and…read morefresh. Service was good, almost forgot a beverage but apologies and it was delivered. Large dining room and bar area, street view of downtown though windows.

I went around 4 p.m. on a Tuesday and got seated immediately. The place was nearly empty when I…read morewalked in. The main reason for my score is that I ordered a shrimp tempura roll (specifically the Spicy 9 Roll), expecting the tempura shrimp to have been freshly fried and to be crunchy, like every other shrimp tempura roll I've ever had. Instead, the entire roll was cold, including the "seared beef" on top, which was also overcooked and chewy. The only other ingredient in the roll is avocado, so it ended up being a completely cold roll with very little texture. The crab wontons, however, were very good; very crunchy, hot, with a great amount of filling, and I really loved the sauce. The waitress was very nice. I asked her about the roll, and she explained that's how it's made, so keep that in mind if you order it: the beef and tempura shrimp are not served hot.

My spouse and I were looking for decent Chinese food while visiting Chapel Hill recently - not…read morefancy, just good, after having experienced good eating in Taiwan. Wheat (麦茶）was just the place for us. Quiet and unassuming. We started with the scallion pancake appetizer and ordered beef noodle soup and dan dan noodles for main courses. All three were delicious, with the noodles having a nice balance of savory and spice. The staff were very accommodating of our requests (extra cabbage and no egg in the beef soup) and added osmanthus flowers to our hot oolong tea brew - delightful! Ended with a delicate coconut flavored tofu pudding that we both loved. We'll make a point of stopping in at Wheat whenever we return to the Chapel Hill area - we hope soon.

Food was pretty solid! I probably wouldn't get the chicken again as it was bone-in (as Ishould have…read moreexpected) , but the scallion pancakes were great.

Decent spot to grab some Vietnamese pho. The taste isn't as authentic as u would like it to be…read more It's in a college town so it doesn't have to be as great. I liked the owner and how hard everyone worked and was prompt when I needed their attention. They serve sake, beers and I think soju also. Normally you don't get that at a Vietnamese restaurant.

Very rude to delivery drivers. I hope they don't treat their costumers the same way. The guy at the…read moreregister is not very friendly.

Food is really good. Spiced well and good quality ingredients. My only complaint is that they are…read moretakeout only.

The best Chinese restaurant in Chapel Hill! The vegetables are always fresh, the seafood is better…read morethan ANY restaurant in the area and they have a huge menu! I've been coming to Jade Palace for 20+ years and it is always great! A family owned and run business!

Very good sushi. Owners are also nice and welcoming. The restaurant is clean and spacious though we…read moregot takeout. Would definitely order from them again. Highly recommend the crawfish roll, the New Orleans roll and their spider roll. But you really can't go wrong.

When we walked in to sushi Nikko, we were immediately greeted and set down fast. Inside was pretty…read moreempty, which was surprising, because the food was amazing. Sushi was really great, fresh and delicious. The chicken teriyaki was cooked too perfection We could watch the chef make the sushi right across from our table. Inside there was plenty of seating.