I stopped in while I was in town for work and was intrigued by the interesting menu. I love both Asian and Mexican food, so there were a few options that caught my attention. I decided to go with the Korean bibimbap. Unfortunately, it didn't quite hit the mark. I usually love bibimbap, but this version was extremely greasy and lacked the spice and bold flavor I was expecting. The gochujang sauce was pretty bland, and even after asking for more, it didn't make much of a difference. The rice had the crispy bottom you want in a bibimbap, but it still lacked that punch of flavor that makes the dish so satisfying. Overall, it felt like a very tamed-down version of bibimbap. The concept and menu are interesting, but this particular dish left me wanting more. Service was friendly but slow. I would still go back to the is place and give it another try. read more

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My partner and I went here for dinner. I have been wanting to try this place and was so excited to be going, just to end up very disappointed. The server was great and the place is unique, but the pour of wine I got for $12 left something to be desired. I was given a stemless glass of wine with less than six ounces of wine in it. The food had great flavor but the portion was drastically lacking. I ordered the dumpling pow bowl that was advertised to have dumplings and cauliflower in a Sriracha miso glaze. The bowl I got was the size of a cereal bowl. It had a very thin layer of diced cabbage with two dumplings cut in half and barely any cauliflower bits. My partner got a great sandwich, but the server asked if he wanted to upgrade for fries and he decided to get the curry fries. This was charged as a total additional side for $5.50, $4 for the fries, and 75 cents each for the curry mayo and the curry ketchup. If they are going to charge it this way, he should have received the chips as well. This was very misleading. The portions were totally off and ended up making the experience very bad for us. I can say we will never be back to this establishment and that saddens us, as my partner had fond memories of going to the Portsmouth location. read more

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Street is a very cool restaurant in Concord tucked next to Things Are Cooking. Its menu has different street foods from all over the world, and the decor inside matches the fun vibes displayed on the menu. We ordered the Mexicali Bowl, Bahn Mi, pork dumplings and chicken tenders, and were impressed by all of them. The staff were very accommodating with our various food aversions and allergies, and the prices are right for the food. read more

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Holy Carp. This place was stunning. Funky food. Great service and intimate atmosphere. Korean influenced and standard oldies too. I had the ktown bennie and my wife had the bimibap. Flavors were full and so great. I was surprised at how great it was. We had brunch and breakfast. Sooooo good. Go there now. read more

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The drinks are so good. The food was pretty good but not many vegetarian options. I will definitely be back for drinks in the future but I'll probably skip the meal.... read more

Nice variety of different kinds of food, including vegetarian options! Our service was fine...it was a bit slow, but they were slammed when my party was here. It was pretty loud in here when I was here, so kind of hard to hear. read more

Not many restaurants with a unique menu can truly pull it off, but Street does -- and in spades! The menu is full of creative dishes and appetizers that sound incredible, and even better, they actually are. My wife and I recently visited Street for lunch. She eats gluten-free, and we were both impressed by how many gluten-free options were available -- it made ordering easy and enjoyable. We started with the Curry Fries -- yes, Curry Fries -- and they were absolutely delicious. My wife ordered a noodle bowl, which she couldn't stop raving about. I had the "What About Cobb," Street's twist on a classic Cobb salad, and it was excellent. The staff is very helpful & Street has a fun vibe. We will be back! read more

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Very average food at a higher than average price. Nice place, and the service was good.

Not being too familiar with the area, my husband and I were looking for a place to go after dinner for some drinks. We found this adorable restaurant with its brightly colored urban decor and graffiti covered walls. I wish we had room to try the food because there was a guy sitting next to us that was devouring what looked to be an a thick, juicy burger. Our bartender made the best drinks. I had the Vietnamese Espresso Martini which was probably one of the best I've ever had. Ok, truth be told, it's only because I ordered a second one which was just as good! read more

Food was pretty good, great fries The tables are very pretty and the vibe is great it's very nice Service was fast,nice, and welcoming. read more

Street - Mexicali Bowl - Asian Fusion Near Me - Concord, New Hampshire

Always delicious. Made fresh and local. Typically bar seats open if tables are fill as not a big place. Hidden, so easy to miss the sign. So many flavors and options to make any gourmet foodie happy! read more

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We had the Empanadas, Korean Ribs and Chicken Tenders. The empanadas were good. The other two were terrible. It's a rare occasion that I leave a chicken tender uneaten. Ribs should be tender and falling off the bone. They were hard and barely edible We left still hungry so we went elsewhere. Service was great! Nice concept but the food quality and options aren't great. read more

Street - Asian Fusion Near Me - Concord, New Hampshire

Excellent atmosphere and delicious food. Our server, Jacob, was very friendly and went along with my husband's silly jokes. We sat outside on a live summer evening and enjoyed our dining experience very much. read more

We had a late breakfast a few days ago. Big portions but really good. Waiter was very friendly.

I have been to Street in Portsmouth and Concord, both are fantastic! Fun variety of food from around the world. Highly recommend the Gobi cauliflower appetizer. Haven't had a bad meal here yet, everything is delicious! read more

All food was delicious. So many great options to choose from. Appreciate the kids menu also! Will come back again. read more

Street - Mexican bowl - Asian Fusion Near Me - Concord, New Hampshire

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I've visited Street for both brunch and dinner now. I have enjoyed every meal and cocktail I've ordered. No complaints at all. Can't wait to return! read more

Street opened its third location in Downtown Concord in the former New Hampshire Pizza Co. space. I stopped by Street in Concord for dinner recently. Stepping inside, I kinda thought this place looked familiar with the host stand at the door, bar with seating to the right and table seating to the left. I headed to an open seat at the bar for quick service. The NH Seal and signs with the draft beers above the bar are still here on the brick wall. I was given a laminated dinner menu with food on one side and drinks & cocktails on the other side. For this visit, I stuck with food and got ice water. Going over the menu, the items and dishes served here are fusion of a variety of cuisines, including Asian, Latin, Mediterranean, and American. They offer tacos, empanadas, sandwiches, burgers, salads, lamb shawarma, porchetta, falafel, bibimbap, noodle bowls and small desserts. The prices are slightly high, but not at the Boston level. I read mixed Yelp reviews of the Portsmouth and Exeter locations, some people loving Street and others trashing it in their reviews including recent reviews and old reviews close to 10 years old. I was reluctant in ordering the Bibimbap since one reviewer didn't like it and mentioned it wasn't the kind you'd find in an authentic Korean restaurant. Anywho, I started out with the What About Cobb Salad ($9 plus tax half size), which was a good size salad with artichoke hearts, feta, tomato, avocado slices, hard boiled egg, smoked almonds, and crisp bacon on big crunch mixed greens with a cup of lemon miso dressing (my choice) on the side. This salad was really good and fresh. Next, the Bibimbap ($23 plus tax) which was served very hot in an iron skillet, but not sizzling like you'd expect in a Korean restaurant. This dish has a mix of sesame sautéed carrot, mushroom slices, zucchini, lots of spinach, bean sprouts, Korean BBQ beef pieces, and a sunny-side egg on top of a bed of rice and served with Gochujang sauce. I mixed up the hot food and enjoyed. The rice did crisp up on the bottom and not burnt. I actually really enjoyed the Street take on this tasty Korean dish. I was very full from finishing the Bibimbap, but I needed a box for most of the salad, which I enjoyed later on. The dinner check was $34.72 with tax and before tip. Overall, a very good tasty dinner at Street in Concord. The service here was very prompt from the bartender taking my order, to my food being served to me by a food runner within 10-12 minutes after ordering. I will have to stop in again at this location for Sunday brunch. read more

Awesome to have a location in Concord and the food is just as good! The tacos were tasty and full of fish/shrimp. Korean ribs super flavorful and fall off the bone. The porchetta was huge and delicious. Thrilled that it's here!!! No photos! Sorry! read more

Great food great service enjoyed it immensely will return whenever I have the opportunity

Really cute place inside. Food is freshly prepared, so it is not fast food (as you may think from the name). What we ate was very good and tasty. Portions are good sized and filling. The fries and the tortilla chips are very good, so either choice is a good one. The servers were very friendly and happy. They also have a Sunday brunch menu if looking for breakfast items. I would recommend this place if in downtown Concord. read more

Visited in Exeter with my husband and father in law. Amazing food and service. FIL lives in Exeter and can't wait to visit again

Food is always fresh and tasty ! The service is excellent. I will go back as soon as many Options are available snd they All look Terrific read more

Let me start by saying I am a VERY picky eater and rarely find a dish I love. Until now. I was initially hesitant about trying this place because the food sounded a bit outside my comfort zone but I am glad I gave it a try. They have a wide assortment of foods (soups, noodles, rice, meat, and salads. The interior is brightly colored with an urban flair and dress is casual. The waitstaff are incredibly personable. But let's talk food...Their signature dish the Bibimbap has become my favorite dish at Street. I actually crave it and can honestly say it has been a long time since I felt that way about any dish at a restaurant. And to top it off they make an excellent Key Lime Tartlet (enough to share!) I have enjoyed this restaurant so much that I have returned 3 times in the last month! read more

This is a hard no for me. I love the eclectic food concept, but the execution was not good. Street food is supposed to be quick, simple and tasty, this was a miss. Service was super slow, especially if you are relegated to the basement. You get one drink. Don't expect the server to come back and take a second drink order or check on you. I'm not expecting authentic cuisine from Street ( we are in NH after all) but the mix of flavors was just not great. Everything was almost good. I could see and practically taste how good it could be but wasn't. Clearly they didn't do their homework to learn about what makes these dishes popular in their native countries. The bibimbap could have been great if the carrots were shredded (instead of huge sliced pieces). Its the texture of the veggies that make bimbap so good. The concept of bimbap is that everything should be able to be mixed in. Its hard to mix in large slice carrots. Also, would have been great to have a side of kimchi to mix with it. The dish lacked the balance of acidity and texture. If no kimchi, then shredded quick pickled cucumber would be a great addition and very low cost to the restaurant. The rice was perfectly cooked though. I love the crunchy rice texture. We also had the Korean fried chicken. Not sure what made this dish korean? If it was supposed to taste like gochujang, it didn't. It was vinegary sweet pepper sauce. Chicken was fried to dryness. Banh mi (aka Vietnamese sandwich) was the most disappointing. This is the simplest thing to make and at an expensive Vietnamese sandwich shop, they cost $9, so for $14, I had high expectations. The pork sandwich had pulked pork. It was terrible. I was thinking it would be bbq pork. (They could have used a few slices of porchetta from their menu) There were a few slices of Vietnamese bologna (traditional sandwich meat), then it had some cokes, siracha mayo and basil leaves. This sandwich is a miss. It needs the pickled daikon and carrots. This is the filler. It cost so little and delivers such a big punch. Also you don't put basil in the sandwich, it's cilantro. The cilantro gives it a fresh taste when combined with the pickled veggies. Don't get this sandwich if you love real Vietnamese sandwiches! You will be sad. Overall, I was disappointed with this place. I wanted to love it, but nothing was delicious even if it was loosely interpreted "street" food that didn't taste as good as it sounds read more

Excellent addition to Main Street! The variety of flavors and vibrant space make Street a fantastic choice.

First time trying this place. Loved the bibimbap. Perfect crunch to the rice and the "fake chicken" was wonderful. We also got yucca fries I expected it to be thinner but it tasted decent. I will go back to this place again when I go back read more

Street - Bimbibap - Asian Fusion Near Me - Concord, New Hampshire

Absolutely exceptional Bibimbap. Shockingly good and tasty. Good service, good beer, good ambiance. Very pleased overall but I will not soon forget how great this meal was. read more

So good!! I got the Bimbap it was so good!! The portions are huge! Cocktails are also immaculate! Everything is well thought out and executed great ! read more

Street - Bimbap - Asian Fusion Near Me - Concord, New Hampshire

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Always consistent food taste and quality! We visit every time we are in New Hampshire for the last 10 years!

Two words... curry fries The drinks are always top notch as well. Good vibe and great service. read more

The "Eclectic" mix leads to a limited choice, The quality of the food matched the lackluster service. The Ambiance was that of a Dennys or McDonalds. 3 Sandwiches with fries and a Burger $110 without tip- not cheap for not much. Before this there were many failed restaraunts in the same space- The Crazy Goat- now the Dead Goat, Pizza that lasted a year and now fusion with little to no talent in the prep. read more

The food at street is fresh and delicious. i am a little disappointed in the pho, though. I was so excited to have a place that has pho in our area, and it was great the first - second time we visited street. Since then it tastes diluted. The broth just tastes like water. I've had it quite a few times hoping it'll be like the first time, and it just hasn't been. Such a bummer. read more

Four of us stopped in around 5:30 for a quick bite before a movie at Red River. The atmosphere upstairs was lively and fun. We were seated in the quiet basement, but we didn't mind. Staff was careful not to forget us and there were people running drinks to help the waitstaff. We got bibimbap, curry fries, fish tacos, and the porcetta sandwich. We all loved our meals, but we were in a rush so we packed up most of it to go. Great leftovers! We'll be back when we can take more time. read more

We ate at the location in Concord this week. I tried tacos: one fish and one shrimp. They were stuffed and delicious. The slaw and sauce was perfectly seasoned and the fish and shrimp were fresh and cooked well. My wife had the Cemita sandwich and she really enjoyed it. The beef was cooked the way requested and the flavors of the sandwich were delicious. The cilantro and Mexican fried cheese added something different. The restaurant was clean and the decor and dining areas were appealing. Our server was friendly and took great care of us. We will definitely eat at Street again and I will probably try the Cemita sandwich and my wife will try the tacos! Keep up the great work and keep cooking this yummy food. read more

I've eaten at Street several times and the service, hospitality and joy were completely absent yesterday morning (Sunday, 08/18). I was with a group of 6 women sitting in the front. After waiting an hour I literally had to ask for a waitress to take our order. The food/breakfast was only fair, the waitress was completely overwhelmed, not sure if the restaurant was short staffed because there were too few wait people. You need to do better. At the end of the meal, I had to ask for our bill, and the waitress took 6 minutes to write it up. Very unimpressed, I won't be back anytime soon. The people at the front of the house should have been helping however they weren't. read more

Food was just ok. Prices were high for what was offered. Location is the only reason to stop in and try it.

Food was meh. Ambiance was not what I expected. Our waitress was nice but didn't keep track of us- we needed water and were out for quite a while. read more

Went for brunch today and the food was delicious! Service was very good. They have a nice selection of dishes. There were 3 of us and we each ordered something different... one of us had Beach Bod, one had Mystery Mix and the third had a Benny of some sort. We also got a small order of French Toast for the table. The French Toast could use some fruit condiment to brighten it up a little as it is fried and brings to mind fried dough.All the food was fresh and well presented. We can't wait to go back and try some more dishes. read more

Huevos Rancheros were awesome! My husband had the Cemita with Subarashi fries, all amazing.