Amazing food and service. Owner was very friendly, and relaxing environment…read more Would come back everyday if I could.

This used to be my go to Thai restaurant in Williamsburg but dined here last night and the food was…read moreblah. Had the pad Thai with tofu and there was no flavor. Also the portion size for $20 was super small. Also the appetizer platter was not that great either. Service was still kind and it's nicely decorated inside but they seem to be having a problem with their AC.

We've been here a few times and have gotten the Tikkudak each time in different flavors. So crunchy…read moreand yummy! We've always gotten take out which was always ready on time. We've always gotten take out but ambiance was casual.

Stopped back in now a year later and would not go back…read more The reason I went in was for the jap chae and it was not with the $16! Small portion of jap chae that lacked flavor and hardly had any meat. Service was better this time but food not so good and the portion was small for the price.

Another excellent lunch at Ichiban. A group of 8 of us went for lunch. Most of us ordered from the…read morebuild your lunch menu that starts with soup or salad and also includes an appetizer, choice of rice, and three entree selections. It's also nicely presented on a plate with areas for each. Plus, there's always some remaining to bring home. All for about $17. Service is friendly and efficient. Consistently a great place to go!

I would give 0 if I could…read more I am in a funk in terms of what I felt like eating earlier today. I happened to be in New Town area, killing time and saw this restaurant. I went in and looked at the menu. This is what I called a confused restaurant. Menu covered Japanese, Thai, Chinese, and Korean food. I should have known better to never eat at a confused restaurant. Still, too tired to search other restaurants, I went ahead and ordered Gal Bi, out of gazillion different dishes. My thought was how hard is it to screw up Gal Bi. It's such a very simple, easy to make K dish. Nope, I was wrong! No flavor, it's super oily, and because they are not specialized K restaurants, they didnt have bibimbap sauce to alleviate its bland flavors. I only had 2 little ribs and asked to box up the rest. I lost my appetite completely. Yup! That's the size for a $20 dish! Stupid me! I should have walked away once I read the menu.

This restaurant was within walking distance of the hotel I'm staying at, so I gave it a try. I was…read morehappy with the choice. It is a buffet and Mongolian grill. They have a nice selection of soups, Chinese food, Mongolian grill items, and sushi! The service was good and she stayed on top of drinks. The ambiance is casual, clean, and low lit lighting like most Chinese places I have gone to. I'll go back!

I really wanted to like this place, but Peking Restaurant in Williamsburg just did not deliver…read more It's a buffet with a decent variety of dishes, but most of the food sits in chafing dishes that aren't kept properly heated, so everything ends up lukewarm and just... mid. The atmosphere didn't help either. It feels a bit run-down, and the waitresses were not attentive at all. What really sealed the deal for me, though, was the cleanliness--or lack of it. The floor and carpeting were filthy, and I'm not even going to get into what the restrooms looked like. If the areas customers can see are that dirty, I don't want to imagine what the kitchen looks like. For me, that's an automatic no. I won't be going back.

Friendly staff and fresh sushi! Signature diet roll was good, ginger was extremely gingery (didn't…read morefinish it all because it was so strong) and egg drop soup was warming (but not the best / most flavorful one I've had). Extremely extensive menu

The good: Service- friendly and efficient…read more It's clean inside and they have about 7 booths for seating. All booths can sit about 4 adults Enjoyed the shrimp tempura hand roll. Liked that they offered low-sodium and regular soy sauce. My friend seemed to like her tempura shrimp over sushi rice. The bad: Did not like the vegetable yaki soba! Not good at all, weird texture and not like any I had ever tried before. The Japanese egg drop soup was not flavorful at all! Don't know if I would go back.

Food was well prepared, tasty, fresh and very satisfying…read more Service was every bit a compliment to the food quality. Priced competitively but value met my expectations.

Thai Tara is our hands-down favorite restaurant. Not only in Williamsburg, where we recently moved,…read morebut nationwide. And that isn't mere hyperbole. Before we moved to Williamsburg, we visited the area for vacations, and Thai Tara is alway the first place we go for dinner and the final meal before leaving. Whether you crave the freshest Sushi/Sashimi or you prefer authentic Thai street food, you will find it here. We have traveled to Bangkok many times, and from first hand experience can say without exaggerating that the Chicken Sate or Fresh Rolls are as authentic as you might find at the street markets in BKK. The Tom Kha and Tom Yum soups are a treat. The extensive selection of warm Thai dishes like Pad Thai and Penang Curry are outstanding. We often include a hand roll or a selection of Sashimi from the Sushi bar in our orders. Never has the sushi bar prepared anything less than perfect. And if you want a real treat, finish your meal with a Mango Sticky Rice. Although small in size, it's surely is a dessert of the gods. An extensive bar is also on hand at Thai Tara for your favorite hand mixed cocktail, umbrella drink or beer, including Thailand's own Singha, a refreshing lager. Plan to arrive early because this cozy (but not small) place gets very busy, especially on weekends. Parking can be tight. But even in the busiest evenings, service is always prompt, attentive, and with a Thai smile.

Domoishi made ordering easy by having kiosks where you place your order and pay right there. You…read morecan select a variety of options for your bowl. I want to come back to try out other sauces and options. The salmon was a bit tough, so I'd either stick with just tuna or a different option. This is definitely a place I plan to go back to.

TL;DR: 4.25 stars - Solid poke bowls with generous portions…read more Came here about 30 minutes to close, and the employee was starting to clean up. Felt bad, but we made sure to put in our order, eat without making a mess, and leave. They have a sneeze guarded area where you can see all the options for the poke bowls, but you have to order everything at the kiosks. Make sure to scroll all the way down on your selections to see all the options/toppings. FOOD: ~Poke Bowls: I got the 2 protein option and my husband got the 3 protein option with rice. The salmon and tuna was solid (they were cubed), and the spicy tuna was the chopped and dressed type. The flavor and texture of the spicy tuna was good. ~Toppings: they have a bunch of different options for toppings where you can choose as many as you want, with only a few of them having a surcharge. ~~the ones we got were cucumber, edamame, green onion, ginger, crab salad (shredded kani), seaweed salad, garlic crisp, roasted seaweed, and fried onions. Everything was good ~Sauce (you can choose up to 2): got the standard sriracha mayo which was tasty ~Shrimp Shumai (3.5/5): standard - note they were deep fried ~Shrimp Tempura (4/5): solid - very crispy and good sized shrimp ~Thai Tea (3.8/5) with boba (2/5): thai tea had good flavor and just creamy enough. The boba was not good though. Overall, this place was good and better than I expected.

Food: Ordered the Original Chicken sandwich, a mango tea…read moreand French fries. All were delicious and the chicken breast was nice and juicy as well as huge! The fries were hot and right out of the fryer! Service: The woman behind the counter was polite taking our order and when we had a question about sauces a gentleman was very kind. Ambiance: There is not a lot of seating inside but there are bench and tables outside to sit at.

Recently, I started looking at restaurants Sophia and I have never been to in the area. After she…read morecame home from a hair appointment, we traveled here to an area of Williamsburg that we've never been to before. For the most part, it's street parking where we found a very good spot and restaurants and stores galore. Let's see how this spot turned out for us. Inside, the decor is very nice. They have a few tables inside and plenty in the outside patio. It's basically a spot that's takeout but if want to dine-in, that's totally fine. And they serve Kung Fu Tea, one of our favorite guilty pleasures that unfortunately closed near us months ago. After a few minutes, we ordered at the counter. Along with a large Strawberry Milk slush, I selected a 5 piece tender combo with a side of crinkle fries. First off, the slush was pretty good. At 50% sugar with boba pearls, it hit the sweet spot very well. It felt like old times when we used to order KFT often. But, the chicken combo itself was underwhelmimg. The food came out hot and ready, but the tenders were tough to break apart either by biting into it or with your hands if you dipped in any of their sauces. Sophia ordered a chicken sandwich and wasn't impressed, saying eating a Chick-Fil-A sandwich is better. That says a lot. I did take some home to eat for leftovers, but like earlier, could've been better. Not to put any bad press on the business, but it was disappointing. Again, it's basically a takeout spot and one for KFT admirers like us. We will come back only for that reason the next time we're around.

Bob Bob is an awesome hidden gem located right across from CNU near the Panera and Captain's Den…read more This family owned restaurant served traditional (and delicious) Korean food for a fraction of the price that you would pay at another Korean restaurant. They have take out and dine in. You can order a traditional Korean meal (like ramen) or do a create your own. I got the create your own. You pick one or multiple meats from: Chicken Teriyaki, Beef Bulgogi, and Spicy Pork Bulgogi. It also comes with two sides which could be: white rice, fried rice, brown rice, glass noodles, steamed vegetables, or a couple other options. It comes with homemade yum yum and spicy sauce as well. They also have dumplings and other Korean sides to pick from which are delicious. The service is always wonderful since this is a locally owned family operated restaurant. Nice and spacious seating inside. Please go and support this awesome local business!

Restaurant is always clean and inviting. This was a simple pickup. The staff were kind and fast. I…read morepicked up one order of bulgolgi and as usual it was delicious. Sweet, tangy, tender and I'll be back!

WOW!!! When you think of Asian Fusion, comfort foods and fun twists one has Vang Go Bistro in mind!…read more Finished a show at Chrysler Hall and wanted to find something new and this did not disappoint! Amazingly awesome service that outlined menu and answered a barrage of questions I had about the menu. Provided great recommendations to feed my late night appetite! What is also great you may ask? Happy hour specials for the late eaters!! That's right happy hour treats after 9 pm, what a concept! Full bar to choose from, I had local draft IPA to wash down this delicious treat. Had some crispy rolls, kimchi fried rice with mojo pork and an Asian slaw dog. Mmm mmm mmm all around! Portions are decent so bring your appetite! Truly enjoyed the kimchi fried rice, the dog had a lot of bun and slaw yet still hit the spot. Great vice within this place with some music in the background, not overpowering to have casual convos either at the bar or your table. Great for single dinner plan, date night or a group of friends. Recommend checking this one out if you have not given it a try!!

Still disappointing. Off night?? I know several person who speak highly, so I was expecting good…read morethings. Stopped by two weeks ago on the 24th just before 7pm. When arrived looks pretty much like former restaurant less decorations. Two groups seated about eleven persons. Bar was empty. Slowly filled two more tables and three or four at the bar. About 20 persons in total. Most of the visit, only single waitress serving tables and bar as long with busing tables. Kitchen is semi open. Only one person could be send in kitchen. Two persons only seemed understaffed for near full menu service and bar. No bus person, kitchen help, runner, or dish washer seen. Menu Asian fusion for lack of better term. Ordered scallion pancakes and spicy spring rolls. Service slow.... After ordering. Pancakes are one of my favorite snacks. Order portion size was large for appetizer. Scallion pancakes should be chewy with a flakey crust, savory with an onion punch from the scallions. These were chewy with no flakiness at all. Sort of like a flour tortilla with onion in the mix. The dip was like extra salty soy sauce spiked with raw ginger, strong and almost inedible. Then about five minutes later spring rolls arrived. Piping hot then down hill. First impression,, over cooked and greasy. Did not appear to have been drained. two small puddles of oil in dish below rolls. Sort of cross between lumpia and cha gio with appeal of neither. Noodles and meat wrapped together and fried. Favors muddled and greasy. Dipping sauce not much either. As a person who has sat through many food handlers permit classes. I witnessed a no-no with the waitress. Concerning.... It appears that disjointed service front to back needs improvement. Like location and ideas but without consistent execution it will likely fail in long run. Will be back?? Not likely Never say never. If still open this time next year?? Plus next block up there is very good ramen/Filipino/Vet place.