I can't say enough good things about this restaurant, Jason the owner, and the entire staff. When…read moreour family was planning my nephew's celebration of life, they were kind enough to close the restaurant so we could gather privately, and it meant so much to all of us. This was my nephew's favorite spot, so it felt especially meaningful to be able to honor him there. As a Korean family, sharing Korean BBQ and hot pot together felt very fitting. The food was delicious --fresh, high-quality meats and vegetables, rich and flavorful hot pot broths, and a great selection of soju. The sauce station was also a highlight and really elevated the meal. Everything tasted authentic and thoughtfully prepared. They even offered chicken nuggets and fries for the kids, which is such a considerate touch. So many of our guests commented on how much they enjoyed the food. What we will remember most, though, is the compassion and kindness shown by Jason and the staff. They created a warm, welcoming space during an incredibly difficult time and made it easier for our family to come together, share memories, and celebrate my nephew! We are truly grateful for everything they did and would highly recommend this restaurant--not only for the excellent food, but especially for the people and the care they show their guests.

To each their own, but this place was not for me…read more We came with a large party after a graduation, and unfortunately, it was a huge disappointment. This was my first time trying this style of dining where you cook the meat at your table, so I was really excited going in. Unfortunately, the food was not good at all. Several of the meats we were served did not seem fresh, and the overall quality was very disappointing. Instead of enjoying the experience, I found it unappetizing and honestly couldn't wait to leave. I know everyone has different tastes, but based on my experience, I would not return or recommend it. I was expecting a fun and memorable meal after such a special occasion, but it ended up being one of the worst dining experiences I've had.

Street is a very cool restaurant in Concord tucked next to Things Are Cooking. Its menu has…read moredifferent 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.

I stopped in while I was in town for work and was intrigued by the interesting menu. I love both…read moreAsian 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.

We didnt have a chance to try the various sushi options, but the bibimbap here was incredible. I…read moreadded the ribeye and it made the dish. The kimchi and pickle sides they brought out were amazing. We also tried the Korean dumplings which were well cooked - crisp but not burnt. We had the virgin passionfruit paloma which was an amazing mocktail and would recomend for any who wants a fancy drink without the alcohol. They had a great beer selection and was so happy to see Maine Lunch IPA in the rotation. Wonderful service too! Would come back here often if we lived in the area.

Hidden gem of a spot tucked into a strip mall. The menu features Korean items as well as sushi and…read moreother Asian fusion dishes, which can be a great way to introduce someone to Korean food while having dishes that feel more familiar. Atmosphere was cozy, servers and staff were friendly, we were seated quickly on a Friday night and enjoyed live music during dinner. Our table ordered cocktails, spicy edamame, a couple of sushi rolls, bibimbap, kalbi, chicken bulgogi, and bao buns. Prices were very fair and we enjoyed everything we tried.

I've been going here for years, love the staff and the food. The side dishes are always good!read more

Been wanting to eat here for so many years but never found the time...and it's in my city. I…read morefinally decided to go by myself on my birthday and enjoyed it very much. I went for lunch on a Tuesday. It wasn't packed, but had at a few people being served. My waitress was very nice and very quick. I ordered Mul-mandu which are steamed beef, pork and vegetable dumplings. They were extremely good and plentiful. I also ordered Dolsot Bibim Bob which is a hot stone pot rice with egg, meat, noodles and veggies and spicy sauce. It was also pretty good and very filling. With your food, you also get 6 side dishes to complement your food. To end it all, they offer you a cold ginger tea that hit the spot! The food was very affordable and I will be visiting again soon to try out other menu items.

Clean restaurant with prompt and friendly service! While we were dining in, quite a few regulars…read morecame in and picked up orders to go. When we ordered, we weren't asked what spice level we wanted so we took the default spice heat which was none. Next time we will ask for some heat as the lack of spice made the pad Thai too sweet and the curry a little flat. The tom yum soup was loaded with veggies and chicken and was perfect to help clear out my sinuses on a day when my allergies were acting up after doing yard work.

Always enjoy the food here. Good quality food and friendly service. Casual dining and ambiance. I…read moretry to stop by every time I am in the area.

Great noodles and gluten free too! I loved going there and will be back. The noodles were awesome…read moreand filling.

I was looking for a good lunch place in Downtown Manchester before heading to airport. Buba didn't…read moredisappoint me. They have a happy hour lunch menu where you can get an entree and appetizer for 16$. Yelp reviews suggested that this place serves one of the best pho in Manchester, NH. I ended up ordering Beef Pho with pork gyoza. I really loved the soup in Beef pho. So goood. Staff asked me if I would like to add veggies to my pho but they didn't mention that it's 5$ up charge from actual price. I found that out when I received my receipt. Pork gyoza was good. Otherwise, I'd give to this place. Ambience is good overall!

Had lunch here for the first time in two years when we arrived at noon, the place was empty which…read morewe thought strange after a while. Two couples came in to sit down and another man. The food is amazing huge portions and you get something like eight different small salads in the forms of kimchi, chopped zucchini, onions, bean, sprouts, and other vegetables usually with a pepper sauce I had Judge Bob, which was wonderful and not too spicy but just enough my wife had a seafood soup that was huge. It could've fed four people if you enjoy Korean food this is definitely the place to come prices were very reasonable $20 for each of us for the luncheon specials tremendous value for the money.

What a gem this restaurant is! The food is absolutely delicious and genuinely tastes like a home…read morecooked meal. I would recommend all dishes we ordered especially the scallion pancakes. We ordered the following: 1.) Chicken fried rice 2.) Glass noodles with chicken and veggies 3.) Egg noodle soup 4.) Gan Poong Gi Bab Everything was delicious and came with a variety of pickles. The quantities were generous for the cost per dish. The service during pick up was smooth, friendly and fast. We will come back here again for sure!

Finally, excellent Korean food in the Northeast. Unlike the west coast, Korean is NOT everywhere…read morearound here. The restaurant is small and cozy. Very sparsely decorated but in a good way. The menu isn't extensive and covers the basics Korean-wise. Lovey and I opted for Udon noodles in fish broth and pork bulgogi, extra spicy. The chef obliged vis a vis spice - it was spot on . Our server asked if we like kimchi and when I said "ohhh, yes" brought out one and then later as second dish of the fermented goodness. Reminded me very much of my own, funnily enough. So of course I liked it. The bulgogi was very well done. Nicely bbq'ed but not charred. And the Udon soup was fun. I kept grabbing noodles from Lovey's bowl with my chop sticks and slurping them down. The bill was $70 (with 20% tip) so certainly not inexpensive. But for someone who was craving some real Korean cookin' it was well worth it.

I can't tell you how many times I have walked around Nbpt and not tried put Cozy Kimchi, well I…read morefinally did. I skipped lunch so I was famished by 4 so we popped in and I am so happy I did, service is remarkable, the most friendly kind host that she spoke with at great length. The atmosphere is very nice and comfortable. I will be back food eas great!

Local to area have driven by loads of times just never stopped till this morning…read more Will return Will recommend I really wish I had not eaten that sandwich without taking any photos Fresh croissant what seems like three eggs, freshly cooked great bacon plenty of it and fresh cheese well packed and actually even drove to my work destination before eating and was still hot when I got there The staff were very friendly The inside atmosphere was pleasant, clean not a place you would go sit in and dine in, but definitely a grab and go area with lots of choices homemade Can't wait to stop again and grab one of their grabbing goes or something else they have to offer homemade and fresh there

The bibimbap was ok, but there was no barbecue. We were looking forward to smoked brisket. The…read moreproprietess told us that there are two businesses at the address and to come back on another day.

Passing through Portsmouth on the way up the coast and I was looking for something that the various…read morecarnivores, veggie leaning, etc. in my family would like. We also tend to skew all over the place regarding the ethnicity of foods we like. I go for Asian foods and that's not my husband and son's preference. I happen to love street food from all countries as I know that is usually the best! What fun to have a place to try various types. This place was perfect for multiple reasons. Everything we had was tasty and satisfying. The decor was fun and the service was friendly. They both got lamb shawarma, my kid had it with fries. They were both very satisfied. I had a an Asian salad with a protein of Korean bbq beef... There were a number or different proteins offered. One of the ways I can tell if I like a restaurant if they have good salad dressing (imho most don't) and the salad dressing was delicious. A nice lemon vinaigrette. Will definitely stop by again on another one of our trips to see Grandma.

Overall, we really enjoyed the food here. The menu has a lot of exciting options that immediately…read moremake you want to order several things and try all the different Asian flavors. This was our first visit, and we tried the chicken sandwich, potstickers, and cauliflower. Everything had really good flavor and a nice level of spice, and the portions felt fair for the price. The chicken sandwich was tasty, although I thought the chicken itself could have been a little thicker and juicier. I also liked that they cut the sandwich in half, but the tape around it felt a little excessive and made it harder than it needed to be to actually eat. That said, the flavors were very good, the pricing felt reasonable, and I enjoyed both the food and the beer. From a value standpoint, I thought they did a lot right. The main thing that kept the experience from being better was the service on the patio. The staff was not unfriendly at all, but it was difficult at times to get someone's attention, and simple requests seemed to take longer than they should have. That's something I'm noticing more and more in restaurants lately. If guests are being asked to tip at full-service levels, there still needs to be consistent follow-through and attentiveness throughout the meal, especially on a patio where it can already be harder to get someone's attention. Overall, though, I would recommend the place. The food was flavorful, interesting, and reasonably priced, and I'd definitely be willing to come back and try more of the menu.