Great food priced fairly. Service is personalized, which is helpful because I don't have a good…read morehandle on the offerings just yet. There's a seating area. You can get here on Metro Bus #32 Amherst and #3 Grant If you like Asian food you will like this restaurant.

Very cozy restaurant, made me feel like I was back home with my family. The food was delicious, I…read moregot the Phet Htamin with mutton curry and a ginger tea. The owner was so friendly too! Prices reasonable as well, so really great if you want a bite for lunch or if you're a college student at Buff State. :) Looking forward to coming back to try more of the Burmese menu!

Ordered takeout. I don't like to rate restaurants on takeout, because it's never as good as…read moresit-down, but here I am anyway. The cashier was a little gruff, but the woman running back and forth between the kitchen and the front had a better business sense about keeping customers happy. She didn't want me to wait long, so I think she rushed the kitchen a little bit, which I appreciated, but also may have led to some of the demerits on the food I mention below. I was happy to see one dish I ordered, the pig intestine with fish, on their picture board above the cash registers. That gave me confidence that they knew what they were doing and it was the best dish by far out of the three I ordered. The intestine was fresh and flavorful, the spice level was high, but also not too salty. It was a lot of food. Only drawback here was the fish (tilapia?) seemed to be heavy on the breading. The other two dishes were disappointing. Penang curry with pork had good vegetables, but the sauce had too little flavor since they went too heavy on the coconut milk. The pork seemed like chicken, not pork. Way too soft and flavorless. The Singapore Chow Mei Fun had good noodles and veggies. But the curry powder was not blended in. Eating it, I could still feel it in powder form. It was also far too oily. Overall, I think they had a lot of options but next time I'd steer more towards classic Chinese, since that seems to be what they do well. I hope next time the flavors will be stronger and blended better (i.e. powders actually stirred in). I'm willing to give them another chance, since they do have a lot of dishes I like. Last note: the online ordering service does not indicate that dishes come with rice. I thought they would have rice by default, but then when I added the penang curry to my cart, it asked whether I wanted rice or noodles or something else. So that made me think I had to order rice separately, which meant I had twice as much rice as I needed. It also said "quart of white rice" was sold out, but "pint of white rice" was not, yet the rice that came with my meal came in a quart container.

Tried this restaurant for the first time today. I ordered shrimp Kung Pao! Just the right amount of…read morespice and a few different vegetables. Looking forward to trying another dish.

Grabbed takeout from here a few times and it's always great. One of the only places around here you…read morecan get Peanut King (aka Pra Ram), which we've missed dearly since Rin Thai Bistro moved to Snyder. When my 6 year old is feeling less adventurous, their crispy sesame chicken has been great as well. Highly recommend the beancurd skin rolls. They are amazing.

Stopped here for dinner and had thé Pad Kra Prow (Thai Basil Chicken). They serve it Thai street…read morestyle with the fried egg and minced meat. The flavor of the stir fry was spectacular and the veggies done just right. Since I've had the pad Thai (it has become my favorite), pad see ew, drunken noodles and curry all of which have been excellent. I should mention the shrimp here is the best I've seen at any Asian restaurant in town. The service is always spot on here. No matter what time of day, they take care of you when you show up. I also had the Thai tea which is the best in town with boba. It's a small business and the space is very intimate but absolutely worth a visit. They also have takeout which is also excellent. Overall, a fantastic dining experience. Looking forward to returning for more.

Kumo Sushi has some of the freshest fish I've had in Western New York. Everything we ordered was…read moreincredibly fresh, and the sushi was absolutely delicious. The presentation was beautiful too every plate looked like a work of art. Sorry, no pictures this time... I was way too excited to start eating! One thing to know before you go: if you want ginger or wasabi, you'll need to ask for it since it doesn't automatically come with your sushi. The staff was friendly, the restaurant was very clean, and overall it was a great experience. I'll definitely be back!

This is where my son decided he wanted to go for his 29th birthday dinner. We've never been here…read morebefore and it's close by our house so I figured why not ? It has a very, very small parking lot, which is pretty inconvenient. I had to park all the way down the street. We approached the restaurant and it looks so cute from outside with that big lucky cat. I don't know the names of these things so don't laugh at me, lol. We get inside. It's quite small inside. Also, they have a big cage that people can sit in only one though, and I wanted to sit in there, but it was already occupied by a family. The decorations are cute, but they don't have very many at least not on the side that we sat. We sat to the right when you walk in the door. The menus look like you're opening up a humongous encyclopedia or an almanac but there aren't that many pages in there so don't let it fool you. They have lots of different types of sushi, Japanese food, Chinese food, etc. My son got a salmon roll and a caterpillar which he said was amazing. I got General Tzo's chicken , which was much better than any Chinese place I've ever had it from. This was the real deal. But first I had pork eggroll and it was so good. They served it cut in half with duck sauce all over it and it was so good that way I loved it. Then I ordered a nice size bowl of pork lo mein. That was the best lo mein I have ever had in my life. It was absolutely delicious. My son tried some the next day and said that that was the best lo mein he's ever had. The employees were nice. Took a while for our food to come, but that was OK. We weren't in a rush. I ordered a Diet Coke and it seems that all Japanese and Chinese places that I go to lately they only give you cans of pop which seems weird to me, but whatever ! And this seems like a higher end type restaurant too. It's not a cheap little restaurant. This is a pretty pricey place, but like I said, it is delicious. I highly recommend going there and eating. Hopefully, you'll be as satisfied as my son and I were.

Stop reading now. Just go and grab a plate. Doesn't matter what it is. Your taste buds your tummy…read moreyour ancestors gonna be happy you came. Stumbled upon here as I was searching for hidden gems. It's a shame more people don't know about this kitchen. Came in on a Saturday night around 7pm. Ordered the Blackened shrimp po boy and the Szechuan Udon with shrimp which has noodles stir fried & tossed with veggies in a spicy Szechuan inspired sauce. Both were tasty. Seasoned beautifully. Had lovely colored and delivered with every bite. Honestly it was so good that two hours later I came back and ordered food for my family. They licked the plate clean. I got them the Creole Seafood Eggrolls and the southern fried shrimp po boy. There's a few seats outside the restaurant but most people take it to go it looks like. Tell your friends. Tell your family. Slide thru. It won't disappoint. Plus it's Black owned. Bonus info! If you don't wanna order in person you can get it with grubhub, door dash, and other delivery platform

Are you ready for a journey combining cuisine from East and West that will tantalize your taste…read morebuds and make you want more? Than look no further than Far East Bayou! We were looking for cajun food and stumbled upon this hidden gem. When I say hidden, its hidden tucked inside an old industrial building (with zero street signage) that now houses a bunch of pop up culinary surprises. On the second floor tucked in the back corner you will find Far East Bayou. This casual take out restaurant, is a fusion of Southern New Orleans and Korean flavors. The chef was extremely friendly and ready to take us down his culinary journey down the bayou. I ordered a bunch of different dishes for my husband and I to sample: Shrimp Bo Poy - blackened, shrimp po boy- fried, crab hush puppies and honey cajun udon noodles. Everything was extremely flavorful! The sauces were out of this world. They had a nice spice on them. Not a spice that sets your mouth on fire, but spice that is flavorful and enhances everything else on the plate. The fried shrimp was super crispy and the cornmeal breading was perfectly seasoned. My only complaint is the preparation of the shrimp. The shrimp are prepared with their tails on, which made it difficult to eat. We had to dig through the sauces and toppings to find each shrimp and pull the tails off . I learned the owner makes his own kimchi, which is made using more spices and vegetables and less fish. He allowed me to sample some, and I will be dreaming about this kimchi tonight! I will definitely be coming back to try their rotating specials menu, and grab some more kimchi!

The place is really new so they are still working out some kinks. Food was very good I had the pork…read morevery tasty, but a bit starch heavy, and the portion was perfect. No liqueur license yet but they do allow BYOB for a fee. Tasty apps and the service was great. Give it a try!

From the owner: Japanese-style Italian cuisine. Unique and delicious. Made with care. read more

I've gotten Raman and Sushi for takeout in the past and it has always been very good! Recently…read moreordered the chicken teriyaki don rice bowl (also takeout) as pictured. Online ordering was very easy and pick up process is smooth and timely! Although I haven't dined in, staff always seem friendly. Parking may be challenging as there is no parking lot and you will need to find street parking, but there are several side streets around.

We literally NEVER have a good experience with SATO. Tonight was another witness of their terrible…read morecustomer service. Here goes: We were on our way home and called to place an order. The hostess told us that they would not take a pick up order until 8:30 (um ok....). But since it was 8:12, we decided to WAIT until 8:30 to order rather than finding an alternative to feed our family who already picked out their orders. So, we waited in our car for 20 minutes, and called back ready to place are order. The hostess said that the kitchen is now "not taking orders". I explained the situation and asked if we could just get a few ramen since we just waited at her direction. She must not realize that rent on Elmwood is expensive, or that there are bills to be paid, or that humans ordering food pay the bills, or that an owner would appreciate this $100 ramen order or the many orders we place all year, or large eat in bills because there is no attempt to keep us as a customer. We live in the neighborhood and love to support local restaurants and businesses and our family of 6 places large orders. Last time we were in to eat the service was bad as well. It took about 20 minutes to get our drinks. And the time before that we came on my daughters birthday and they said they weren't seating parties of 6 even though the entire restaurant was open. Hmmm. We literally could see every open table. My daughter in her 10 year old birthday crown telling them how much she loved ramen didn't even make them flinch since they seem to have delicious broth and no souls. We will keep spending our money at local establishments that treat customers like humans.

Best pho in Buffalo. I used to live in Northern Virginia which has tons of excellent pho spots…read more Don't come here for the atmosphere as it's pretty minimalist. You come here for the pho. I would take my Vietnamese friend here for pho if they were in town, and I am 100% certain they would be happy with the pho.

I can't even put into words how much I love this place. I always end up getting twenty things and…read morepretending went grocery shopping. Obviously they have excellent pho but the sandwiches are the real unexpected stars. We end up getting like six of them to keep in the fridge because they keep really well and are around five bucks. I have eaten anything that has noodles there and it was always authentic feeling. The ambiance is tiny and cute. I've only been there to pick up food once but every single time I get food from this place they are so wonderful, smiling, and happy to help. They have great service.

This is our family's gold standard by which all other sushi restaurants are judged!…read more It has been in operation for at least 30 years, and so popular that it doesn't take reservations: First come, first served; give your cell phone number to the hostess and cross the street to the bar while you wait for your table. Although it seats about forty between the tables, sushi bar, and regular bar, the lines are modern and bright: It doesn't take too many people to make very noisy inside. The food is fantastic, with many selections not found elsewhere: Surf clam, gitana (black cod), uni, and something identified as, "foie gras of the sea". Amaebi/sweet shrimp, available seasonally, as it is February 2025. Street parking only.

We decided to have a dinner at Kuni after hearing good things from friends one night when we were…read moreover on Lexington for work reasons. I ordered what I thought could have been an obscene amount of food only to receive extremely tiny portions. I ordered tako-su and a special of the same sort made of jelly fish which I had never had and was exited to try. I believe I also ordered a simple tuna roll thankfully or I may have starved like my friends. My friends both ordered the seafood tempura thinking this would be the size of a meal or at least include rice. Everything I ordered was about 3-4 bites of food, the sushi was 6 very tiny pieces. The sushi was good and if I ever went back I'd order more. The jelly fish was crunchy and interesting and I ordered it for the experience so I enjoyed it. I love octopus but this was the toughest most horribly overcooked octopus I've ever had. I forced some of it down but had to spit out two pieces of it because they were completely inedible octopus flavored rubber. My friends were extremely disappointed in their "meals" that consisted of a single tempura shrimp, a single tempura squid and a single tempura scallop. They left hangry. The drinks were good and seemingly normal portions. I don't know what the draw of this place is but I'd be willing to try it again to see if I just experienced an off day and a lack of appropriate expectations regarding price vs portions.

The owner is a lovely man who makes all the food fresh to order. I have been here a half dozen…read moretimes and am impressed by the quality of food and freshness. Everything is halal. My favorite dishes include: Rogan Josh Butter Chicken Chicken Curry Beef Curry Beef Shish kebab And I have to say I'm obsessed with their fresh naan - soooo delicious! Parking is limited in front with additional spots on side. Definitely well worth trying!!!

Plenty of seating in the restaurant for dining in, located on a busy street with limited parking…read more Service was friendly and food nicely packaged for take out. Let's talk food.... If you like greasy onion filled samosas... this is your place. The meat seemed like it was a combo of small cubed meat and ground meat.. perhaps surprise leftover meats combined? The chicken tikka was cooked in a clay pot which was amazing to see, the meat was tender and extremely spicy for me. It wasn't a typical chicken tikka.. (see photo) The Garlic Naan was also cooked against the clay pot wall and although a decent sized portion, lacked in flavoring.