Must visit! Five stars! I visited years ago and somehow never got around to leaving a review, but I…read moreremember having a wonderful experience. The atmosphere was great, the service was friendly, and everything came together for an enjoyable visit. Even after all this time, it's one of those places I look back on positively. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area!

We discovered a good Mexican restaurant by passing by the Bickering Twins. We liked how the…read morerestaurant offered happy hour. The food tasted pretty good. I ordered the fish tacos. The tacos came with sliced avocados, turnips, and lettuce. The plantains tasted a bit over cooked. We did not have to wait for our food long. We ate downstairs and we wanted to enjoy the ambiance.

Usually one of the best taco stands in the northeast/tri-state area. Highly recommend the Pastorread more

It's 2025, if random people on the street with grills in latino communities can have flour…read moretortillas , there is no reason that this place with it's own store front can't have them. Authenticity is an awful excuse too, nothing about how they make the tacos is authentic.

If you're even thinking about trying Yori House, stop thinking and just go…read more The bao buns alone are worth the trip -- unbelievably soft and fluffy, with that perfect pillowy texture you hope for but rarely get. The pork bao in particular had this beautiful char that added just the right smoky depth without overpowering the sweetness. Absolute standout. The ramen was exceptional. Rich, balanced, and clearly made with care. My tonkatsu was beautifully caramelized -- that golden crust giving way to tender, juicy pork -- while my girlfriend's chicken katsu was crispy, perfectly cooked, and somehow still light. No sogginess, no shortcuts -- just done right. The atmosphere strikes that sweet spot between cozy and modern, and the service was genuinely warm and attentive without hovering. One of my favorite touches? The large visual menu on the wall. For anyone who isn't super familiar with this style of cuisine, it makes ordering approachable and stress-free. Such a smart move. Yori House nails flavor, texture, presentation, and hospitality. Can't recommend it strongly enough -- we'll absolutely be back.

A great little place found through recommendations from my fellow yelpers. This place is off the…read morebeaten path but well worth the trip. The menu is very interesting with everything Korean, Japanese and Thai inspired from fried rice to tacos to noodle dishes. Service was very good and though the restaurant is small, it is well appointed. We ordered edamame and a pork bun for appetizers. The edamame were served lightly salted and warm and the pork bun wonderful and flavorful. I highly recommend. For a main dish, I ordered the pad Thai with shrimp. The only complaint I have is that the dish was pretty salty. The shrimp were delicious and the portions for everything were generous. We ordered spicy fried rice to take home and I'm so glad we did. Sorry but no photo of the pork bun as we dove into it as soon as we got it.

Wonderful & delicious authentic tacos with a great price to match!!…read moreCustomer service was efficient, kind and fast. There are a few tables for customers to dine in if they choose. Which I strongly suggest if you have the time. There is nothing like a hot, fresh taco!

This place came across my radar this past summer as they're known for doing a special on Thursdays:…read more10 tacos for $20! A steal for upstate NY so I was eager to try them when I was finally in the area. The staff was welcoming as we walked in and the menu was straightforward. When our meal came out it smelled good but unfortunately it under performed. The meat in both the chicken and al pastor tacos was overcooked and tough, it also lacked flavor. The salsas made up for it and thankfully the birria tacos were better. I wish the tacos had been a better experience but the jamaica was a saving grace! Delicious and refreshing. Maybe next time I'll try their fruit offerings instead.

I was lucky enough to come across this food truck when visiting Damiani Wine Cellars. I'm so glad…read morethey were there because my friend and I were hungry and in need of some tasty bites to go with the wine we were sampling. The barbecue chicken tacos from Sabores de Oaxaca were delicious on their own, and they made a perfect pairing with the glass of Riesling from Damiani's! I ordered some pork tamales to go for my family to taste, but I can't review those because they were gone in a matter of minutes, and I never got a bite! I'll assume they were also just as delicious as those tacos. If you're looking for authentic Mexican cuisine, track down Sabores de Oaxaca!

Everything was delicious, beautiful and better than we could have imagined. We stayed all day, the…read moremusic was fun and bright, my drinks included a Riesling from Damiani and a local root beer that went perfectly with the Molé. They said they do this every Sunday so we will be back.

I feel like the food is better from their truck, and the environment isn't anything special…read more Decent food, but there are a lot of options in the area and I don't think anything here makes one want to stand up and recommend it as a place to go to, especially when it could be out of your way. After eating here a bunch of times, I'm just not going to bother making the effort. The occasional lunch when I'm nearby. In a more desolate area, I could see giving this place 4 stars, but I think it does a disservice to the places I've rated 4 stars, I wouldn't recommend it over any of them

They had tres leches cake during a festival I attended and I grabbed a slice to go…read more Life changing. I don't say that lightly. I'm a dessert connoisseur and eat my fair amount of sweets (more than I should probably) but this was one of the tops. The cream on top was so silky, and the flavor was unreal. I got the coconut cake, but they had other flavors and now I want to try them. I hope that they have this at more festivals and food truck events because this is my new favorite thing. Seriously, don't skip that slice. Get one. Get 10. Next-level dessert.

I should have known what I was getting into when I walked into what I thought was a little…read moretaqueria, only to find out it's just a window in a brewery. Full disclosure, the food's not bad and the guy making it was very friendly. That said, these are tacos so white I'm surprised they don't come slathered in mayonnaise. No Al Pastor. No Barria. No Barbacoa. Legit chorizo comes in a tube that costs like a dollar. Where's that? I ordered a BBQ Pulled Pork Taco thinking it might be Ty's answer to Carnitas, but it was just pulled pork on a tortilla. It was fine, but it wasn't a taco. It was decent pulled pork BBQ on a tortilla. No flavorfully Mexican take on pulled pork BBQ. I can't imagine what's in the Street Corn or Classic Beef, the only tacos masquerading as authentic Mexican food. Greek chicken or falafel? Are you kidding me? Why bother? A Greek chicken taco is called a Souvlaki, and a falafel is, well, a Falafel. Star Mix is right up the street, and if you're looking for a souvlaki or falafel, it's pretty great, and a lot cheaper. And that's my real beef with Ty's. Mediocre white-people-tacos are a common scourge of any college town, but $17 for three tacos? $6 to $6.50 for one? Who's buying these tacos with the regularity to keep this stand in business? Authentic Mexican restaurants around the country - sit-down restaurants with far more overhead - manage to offer guests free chips and salsa. Ty's charges $3 for salsa, and another $5 for the chips. That's like charging $3 for the cigarette and $5 for the light. And as those countless, authentic restaurants have proven, Ty's doesn't need it.

This isn't Tex Mex or authentic. It's good food in a taco shell! Order on line when you're tipping…read morea few at the Muddy River. They also have a truck at events in the area. I like the Greek and the Falafel.

Food is always amazing. Always on time for when I come and pick it up. Definitely my family's go to…read moreif no one wants to cook. The guys that work inside do an amazing job. GIVE IT A TRY!!!

We ordered Keystone Tacos at work the other day. A variety of things from tacos, burritos, and taco…read moresalad. All were amazing, reasonably priced, and free fast delivery. Highly recommend.

It's ok but it's just not worth it summarizes this whole place…read more $20+ for a small burrito or bowl with no extras like a drink or chips/salsa is not great. I love tacos but $6 tacos here were just ok and that is not worth it for the price of 1 taco. 1 person cooking and ringing up orders/touching money/cleaning is not great service. End result is nothing was awful but there is no reason to ever come back here.

It's my first time in Ithaca. I've had a long day of travel. Haven't sat down yet or gotten my…read morehotel room yet. Found this place and it looked good as I'm starving. Lou asked me what I wanted and I let him give me recommendations as I always trust people who work at restaurants. Then he gave me my meal on the house as it was my first visit! What an incredibly kind gesture. A warm bowl of good food is a great way to start this visit! And the salsas are delicious.

Came here for lunch and had a great experience! I ordered the Cheeto burrito and lemonade, and both…read morewere tasty! The menu had a variety of options though and many of them sounded delicious. We dined in, and the restaurant was clean and our waitress was friendly. There's both indoor and outdoor seating, but we opted to eat indoors. I will definitely come back if I visit the area again.

The service was friendly and good. She asked in the back about an ingredient question I had rather…read morethan just blowing it off. The food was amazing. I kinda wish I'd seen the walking tacos on the menu, since I love those and rarely see them at a restaurant, but the shrimp tacos were delicious! Everyone loved their food. The decor is cool and very on theme.