Yummy Fusion - East Windsor, NJ - Jojo roll and Angel roll…read more- 5/10: pretty bland, didn't have any flavor outbursts, fish was thinly cut, didn't give me enough wasabi and the wasabi seemed fake because it's not spicy like it's supposed to. - 3% credit fee charge - Spent $31.74

Just had dinner at Yummy Fusion -- everything was delicious! Their sushi is amazing too…read more The Szechuan Mala Pot was so good it honestly beat the one I had in NYC. You guys seriously need to try them out I've lived here for 20 years and have family in NYC -- we know where all the good food is, and this place is really good.

I've been committed to trying as many restaurants near my job as I can this summer, so as part of…read morethat I came here over my lunch break for a takeout order. The inside did have a nice darker Asian themed decor to it. I got a bento box with salmon. There is a good amount of food here for the price, but most of it was overdone. Salmon was dry and overcooked, but was saved by the sauce. Sushi was decent, but nothing to write home about. Miso soup and salad are as middle of the road as it gets. Not bad for sure, but in an area flush with Asian cuisine options, it may not be my first pick.

Excellent sushi-- my favorite is the mother of dragon -- sooooooo good…read more I also like the general t'sos chicken and ask for extra spice .... We take out often but if you're really hungry go for the Buffett -- they offer japense, thai and chinese options-- definitely worth it

Asian Bistro is under new owners and management with a grand re-opening last month. I'm happy to…read morereport that the service, food and interior of the restaurant meet all our needs wonderfully The menu still offers a variety Asian Fusion cuisines from Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai, and Vietnamese. We went with sushi on our recent visit and were not disappointed. Our sushi came with complimentary miso soup. As previously, your order is placed at the counter, you receive a buzzer, and then patiently wait for your aromatic food to arrive. I'm not sure if the menu has changed substantially or if there is a new chef. On previous visits I've had the Chinese, Korean, and Thai. We ordered the Krapow Chicken, Pad Thai, Bulgogi, and Drunken Noodles The Pad Thai, Bulgogi and drunken noodle were all great. The Krapow was good, but too salty for my taste.

They are open again. Food is excellent!! Will definitely coming back to try the other dishes…read more Excellent general chow chicken.. very crispy yummy. Jap chae and bibimpap was very good too. forgot to take pictures bec we were all hungry.

I got take out in my grinch pijamas--- I wasn't expecting such a beautiful and Romantic place…read more It's really perfect for a date The yellow curry is made with tomato's, red peppers and I was surprised cause I always have it with potatoes and onions - but wow- the taste was absolute delicious and I asked them to add some potatoes since I dont eat the chicken or tofu. So delicious My lady had the had Thai and she though it was delicious too and big e ouch for two days -- the curry is enough for two meals too but I ate it all

The other reviews are right when they describe Phirom's dining room as opulent. It is definitely…read moredesigned for the impression of high end Thai cuisine with an attitude for modest elegance and attention grabbing decor. It is worth a visit just for that. In addition, their lunch menu is a nice tour de Bangkok of their fairly broad offerings. At about $14., you get a two buck or more discount on the most popular dinners (curries, pads, salads, soups), plus a choice of one appetizer. Given the place was empty but for one other customer, I enjoyed this deal completely. All servers had a hand in delivering my meal to me, and I felt well attended to. The small bowl of Tom Yum Soup was loaded with veggies (carrot slivers, string beans, mushrooms, onion, baby corn & broccoli), and was heavily spiced with lemongrass. Woke up my lips and gums nicely. Alerted my sinuses to be ready to run. The Pad Kee Mao (Drunken Noodles - 2.5 on the heat scale) was a full plate of broad noodles in a heavy Thai sauce and all the above vegetables. While the sauce could have been a bit wetter to improve the overall texture of the ingredients, it was still quite good. I finished less than half the dish and took the rest home. This was a generous dinner at luncheon price. The price point was right given the size of the meal and pleasant ambiance of the kitchen, dining room and entire staff. Four Phuket Stars for Phirom.

Slurp, slurp -- ahhhhhh. What's happiness? Happiness is a bowl of ramen where, when you close your…read moreeyes, your soul and tastebuds meet in Nirvana. That is what you get when you get great eats at Terakawa Ramen. As you enter, you'll notice the wall murals with the chefs on one side and the opposite wall has anime customers slurping their ramen. Yes, it's perfectly fine to make those loud slurping noises to show your appreciation for a great bowl of ramen. Here's what was ordered: - Signature Terakawa Ramen - 4.5/5 stars Boasted of rich, lovingly homemade pork bone soup with a good amount of sliced roast pork, bamboo shoots, mushrooms, ginger, scallions, and a jammy egg. The straight thin noodles were al dente. They maintained their texture in the broth, brilliantly. The broth was deep and flavorful. - Pork belly Donburi - 4.5/5 stars The juicy tender pork belly was plentiful, sliced perfectly as their we're not too thick nor paper thin. Their flavor was rich, savory with a balance of sweetness from the soy dashi sauce. Elegantly layered in top of a humongous bowl of seasoned rice, along with a sprinkle of scallions, pickled radishes, and sesame seeds. The photo on their menu does not do it justice. I would have loved a jammy egg to be included to bring the dish to the next level. - Gyoza - 3.5/5 stars 5 pieces of Pan-fried gyoza dumplings with their dumpling sauce. I would prefer them to have been fried a bit more. The balance between their pork and cabbage was even. They were delightfully light in both taste and texture. The service was very good. Both Willie, the owner, and a charming waiter named Sung served us. Sung kept coming over checking in to attest our cups were full, and if we needed anything else. I was told the have two locations: Philadelphia and the one we're dining at, Princeton Junction, NJ. Both locations serve homemade recipes from the Kumamoto region of Japan. If ramen is your love language, this place will absolutely speak to your soul.

Good ramen at a reasonable price…read more The broth is flavorful albeit somewhat too greasy. The meat is well cooked and you can adjust noodle firmness which is unique. Portion sizes are quite large as well. The chicken karage app we ordered was only okay. The weekends get busy so there could be a wait. The restaurant isn't that large. One perk is that it's next to a large korean supermarket. Service is fast and friendly.

I remember going here plenty of times in the past when I still lived in New Jersey. The restaurant…read morehas gone through plenty of renovations over the years from what I remember. But each time I went I remember the food always being good. There is such an amazing variety of food to choose from on the menu. And the quality was consistently good and flavorful. We never had problems with this place at all and it is worth going to for lunch or dinner. The service was always pretty good too with no issues. The interior has changed over time, but it still looks nice and beautiful. I would recommend going here if you're visiting West Windsor, or if you're just nearby.

I'll put more effort into my review than the people who run First Wok put into serving quality…read morefood. Here goes: Simply awful. Despite the menu hyped description of a dish called the 'Seafood Treasure', the entree was nothing more than deep fried salt bombs that resembled pieces of stale shrimp and non-identifiable fried pieces of what is supposed to be scallops (I think...) Wifes Sesame Chicken, was no better and the soups are now served in tea cup size bowls at $3.00 per...What happened to soup being served in adult size soup bowls? Trust me when I tell you that restaurants are just sticking it to customers over and over again with shotty quality, poor service and lack of care in what's coming out of the kitchen...Not to mention, overpriced menu items and greedy service charges. First Wok is no exception. Grade: F

First visit to a Thai since moving . reviews were good and lucky I booked a table at 5:30 as when…read morewe arrived the restaurant was packed with folks waiting for tables almost to when we left at 8:30 PM. Not huge but with enough tables packed in to be full restaurant. BYOB. WE had the calamari, shrimp and salad for appetizers. Main course Thai and Basil fried rice, a Masalaman curry, pad Thai and of course rice. Dessert crème brulee, sticky rice with ice cream (mango not in season) Service was god especially since everyone was busy. For Monroe Township, a hit and we will return

Our Favorite Thai Spot in Central Jersey! We've been coming…read moreto this Thai restaurant in Monroe Twp for years, and it never disappoints. The food is always delicious, beautifully presented, and full of authentic Thai flavors. Some of our favorites include the Thai iced tea, chicken satay, drunken noodles, imperial shrimp, and stir fry pad ped -- a must-have every time. The desserts are incredible too -- the fried ice cream is the best we've had, and the chocolate soufflé is rich, creamy, and simply melts in your mouth. A true hidden gem -- highly recommended for anyone craving amazing Thai food! The service is incredible - even quick on takeouts - love the serene ambiance inside.

Very mediocre food overall and I highly suggest you eat somewhere else…read more Soup dumplings: the filling was like a big fat meatball. Broth was good but the meat inside wasn't super flavorful and it was HELLA dense. No balance whatsoever Chive pancakes: errr definitely better but she was a little pasty looking. Definitely needed some more time in the pan because it was limpy af. Filling was normal. The sauce? + meatball + noodles dish: errrrr DEF PASS. I don't know how to even describe it, like the meatball was the same meat as the pork dumplings?!?!?!? LOL. The sauce or broth was SUPER thick. Not exactly light and refreshing and the flavors weren't it either. Felt like a mosh pit of things lying in the kitchen The fried rice: The ONLY redeeming quality. It has bacon in it and was super flavorful and rich. Downside is it's a bit too greasy but flavor ig??? Taro buns: your regular buns, not too sweet. Doubt it's made in house tho LOL.

We ordered the beef noodle and a sesame chicken. The food was good but service was not great. I…read morewent in and the staff saw me but no one came to ask me what I needed. They just stood together by the wall until finally someone came over with someone else's take out order and finally asked if I needed help. Staff not friendly or inviting so I'll pass.

I came here with my family a couple weeks ago because we had a pretty good discount (not the…read moreGroupon). The place was a bit hard to find at first because I think they still had their old restaurant name up... The inside is fairly romantic and dimly lit, with tables along both walls and a row in-between. I was really excited for the dosas on the menu because I haven't had them in a while, but our server said they don't serve/were not serving dosas. Didn't even get an explanation. We ended up getting the fried appetizer platter, cauliflower paratha, palak paneer, lamb curry, lamb pasanda, and a mango lassi. The fried appetizer platter had an assortment of samosas, veggie pakoras, etc. I thought it was pretty good, especially the samosas. Cauliflower paratha was very oily. Palak paneer was completely off; I've ordered palak paneer from dozens of Indian restaurants, and this just did not taste like what it was supposed to. The lamb curry was alright; the lamb pasanda was much better. Some of the food here is good, and others aren't, so it's a bit of a risk if you're willing to take it. Cool bowls though. Taste | 3 Atmosphere | 4 Presentation | 3 Service | 3 OVERALL | 3

I called and ordered the egg biryani, samosa chaat, aloo paratha, rasmalai, and sweet lassi…read more They delivered in good time but after they left - and I gave a $10 tip as well - I found there were NO utensils. I called and told the person who answered the phone that I had no utensils and he didn't really care. There was also no rasmalai. The samosa chaat was ok - soggy but flavor was ok. The aloo paratha was fine, the lassi was fine. The egg biryani good - nothing special.

There was a gathering of three families at our home in December, 2025. I ordered from Asian Halal…read morethree family dinners---two non-veg and one veg---online a couple of days before the gathering. I picked the food up. It was easy to park next to the store. The food was ready at the time promised. They were nice to load the food in my car. It was a lot of food and quite a few items for three families. Even after eating a lot, everyone took some food home. Almost all the dishes were very tasty. Especially, the appetizers and the goat meat were awesome. Best of all, the food, including the vegetarian dishes, was very reasonably priced. Only a few days earlier, we ate at an Indian restaurant and it was about equal quality food at double the cost. So, overall, we were very happy with the food at Asian Halal Meat. I am planning to order food from there many more times in future.

If you want to live please than stop eating here, I got some chicken biryani and nihari and aalo ka…read moreparatha on Monday night, and I have been sick since with food poisoning, and it's not even cheap they're so expensive but ya ridiculous, this is the 2nd time this happened, please avoid this place, this place definitely needs to be inspected by the health department!!!!!!!!