This BYOB has delicious food and spectacular Desserts with exceptional service we've been coming…read morehere a few years now and the restaurant has always exceeded our expectations! We can't wait to try the new location

Came to Dumpling Dojo, because of its trendiness, high amount of reviews, and Yelp rating…read more The eatery is not large, but it has comfortable high top and regular tables, cool wall art, quick service, and the ambiance was quiet and comfortable. I started with the Scallion Pie and it was very good. The dipping sauce made each bite savory and the adorned shredded veggies added to its enjoyment. Our entrees were: Steamed Chicken Dumplings. This is the first time that I had Chicken Dumplings in a delicious buttery sauce. I couldn't get enough of the sauce and it hugged every piece of dumpling that was cut and consumed. The other item was the Vegetable Little Bowl, with Lo Mein. The dish was full of vegetables, filling, and not oily.

We got here within an hour of closing but no problem, we were welcomed and seated promptly. We each…read morewanted to order entrees but also wanted soup, so we split a simple pho with noodles and it hit the spot! Service was great, they checked on us often.

Do not get there I ordered Pho, they dont give me the…read morenoddle, what can I eat? I ordered 2 com suon, no spoon, no chopsticks, I only eat by my hands So upset about them Dont go there. They are so mean.

Was thinking of giving it a 4 but can't give 3 and 1/2…read more We went early and the place was empty. I would give it a 4 but the place was empty but the music was blasting and could barley talk to my date The food was awesome and the menu was very diverse with all kinds of options Unfortunately my knowledge of Spanish is limited and hard to communicate with my server If you are fluent in Spanish and like loud music the food is awesome so head on over The service was great as well

When you walk into the restaurant, it's pretty cool with interesting designs. There's a few tables…read morethere but it's mainly a to go spot. The service was good, I only picked up once but ordered through uber eats several times. I would say the food is great! I always get the spicy pork udon with the dumplings. It's not too spicy and it's flavorful. They also give some side dishes which is good too. I would def recommend this spot to anyone that wants to try Korean food. The only thing stopping me from giving it a five star is that I ordered once and there were several bones in my meal. Only happened one time but still careful always.

Wonderful restaurant. Went after my friend's graduation (yay) the food was amazing. Mushroom miso…read morewas amazing and fresh as well as the Salmon Jalapeño app. The fish was fresh and super good. Many varieties of rolls and they all sounded so good. Fall in love roll was my favorite for the evening! The waitresses were so nice and helpful, one of them was new and she was doing amazing. The place itself is really cute and perfect for date night.

A gal needs her sushi! I was craving raw fish and decided to try out Yellowtail, a BYOB Japanese…read morerestaurant located in the heart of Rutherford. They have an extensive menu with sushi, sashimi, teriyaki, noodles, soup, salads, fusion appetizers, etc. They even have some Korean items like bulgogi, sundubu, and bibimbap. Prices are reasonable. I called and placed a take-out order near closing time. The employee was accommodating, pleasant, and told me my order would be ready in 15 minutes. I drove over and was able to find street parking easily. The interior is casual and spacious, but a little dreary and outdated. They have exposed brick walls, wood tables, and hanging light fixtures. My food was prepared on time. I ordered: *Salmon Lover - 4 pieces of sushi, 4 pieces of sashimi, 6 piece roll ($20.50) *Tuna Lover - 4 pieces of sushi, 4 pieces of sashimi, 6 piece roll ($20.50) The salmon and tuna were fresh in taste, texture, and smell. Vibrant colors, firm and smooth textures, and delicate flavors! The sushi rolls had the right fish to rice ratio. The rice could've been more seasoned. The miso soup was warm, savory, and comforting. Not the best sushi I've ever had, but it did the job of satisfying my cravings. I would return to try their special rolls!

Went to Little Sheep Hot Pot at American Dream for lunch with a group of friends from the North…read moreJersey Chamber of Commerce and it was such a good choice. A few of us had been talking about trying it for a while, and it totally lived up to the hype. The vibe inside was welcoming and comfortable, and the whole hot pot experience made lunch feel like something fun and different instead of just a quick meal. We picked a broth and then ordered a bunch of meats, vegetables, and noodles to share. Everything tasted really fresh, and the broth was full of flavor from the start and got even better as we kept cooking. It's the kind of place where you end up trying a little bit of everything, and it's perfect for a group because everyone can customize their own bites. We also appreciated that it didn't feel rushed, even though it was lunchtime. Service was great too. The staff was friendly, checked on us often enough without hovering, and helped explain options for anyone who hadn't done hot pot before. That made a big difference, especially with a bigger group. By the time we finished, we were already talking about coming back. I definitely plan to return soon with my family, and I can also see myself bringing a few colleagues here as well. It's a great spot for catching up, doing a casual group lunch, or just getting a really satisfying meal.

The food was amazing! The service and ambiance was also amazing as well. It was a fancy version of…read morethe hole in the walls I have experienced in the West Coast. In the West Coast, it is AYCE, but the presentation isn't as pretty. I gave it a 4 bc I do feel like the 225.00 price was not justifiable for the amount we got. It's literally about 100.00 cheaper in the West Coast for the same amount.

Every time we stop by this mall, our go to dining place is this food court and 8 out of 10 we end…read moreup getting most of our meal from Dduk Dabang. I have no idea what it means but one thing for sure we love their dishes. They have 2 ordering kiosks which I really prefer because I have a little bit of anxiety when ordering thru a human ordering system... the pressure is kinda real. This ks a miust try for everyone and just always be curious when it comes to culture and specially with food. 맛있게 드세요.

First time here and had the sweet chili Korean fried chicken rice bowl that was sub-par. The…read more"chicken" was super chewy and hard to eat. Everything else was just ok in the bowl - shredded cabbage, corn, and rice. The best part was the sauce itself. I've honestly could've made a better chicken bowl myself at home...and saved $19. Service was quick waited maybe at most 10 min. Ambience is like any other food court.

I have been meaning to try Pora Ramen at American Dream for a while. The dishes on the outside…read morelooked delicious. The ramen did not take long to be ready. There is a long bench inside where you can wait for your food. The area looked clean. I got the curry ramen. I did not find it to be spicy at all. It comes with pork, green onions, bean sprouts, egg, corn. I would say that this is average for a food court meal. I would have liked more flavor and spicy but the warm broth was perfect for a cold day.

TLDR: Food court ramen is a coin flip. This place leans toward good, but I won't actively look for…read moreit, even if I'm in the area. Black Tonkotsu Ramen: I think the thing I liked the most about this it is the noodle. It's firm but chewy and you get a respectable amount of it. The egg had a bit of a green band, but I'm not gonna complain about it. The broth is different from most black tonkotsu ramens that I've had, but it's not amazing. The chashu was the 2nd best thing in the bowl. It may not have tasted different from your everyday ramen, but there is something nice about doing the basics well. Generally, this is good enough to try. Service: I ordered by tablet. Paid on the card reader attached to the tablet. Got my food 10 minutes later. Not much service to talk about. Ambiance: The store looked nice. You're there to order and get your food. You dine in the many available tables in the dining area.

At least half the food court at American Dream was strangely closed on a Saturday afternoon, and…read morejust about everyone there was fighting to get to Jollibee (understandable). If you need a snack or even a meal before your delayed meal of fried chicken, Mr. Mian has you covered. I feel a little remiss not having eaten any noodles from a man named Mian, but we were more in a dim sum mood, and noodle soups are difficult to share. We rolled with some soup dumplings and the pan fried beef buns, and with the chili oil and house dumpling sauce, they truly hit the spot. Not the finest soup dumplings I've ever had, but super tasty, and everyone chowed down. Mr. Mian, I'll be back for the mian.

Tried the noodle here again - braised beef noodle soup is definitely good! And the bubble tea…read more(original) had the weird bubbles (not tapioca in the same way but more hard jelly) but the tea was good, not too sweet! Definitely will be back here again. Mall seating is a bit dirty, though not their fault.