The best version of your favorite foods from your childhood…read more Great owners, amazing community supporters and some of the best food in the upper Midwest

This place is all hype and no substance. The Good: French…read moreFries The Bad: Ice Tea The Ugly: Sandwiches

My wife and I had intended to dine at Taphouse 41, but we didn't realize they were closed on…read moreSundays. We really wanted to find someplace nearby to eat before our movie at the West Mall 7, and wound up here. I was sort of under the impression it was a Greek place, but apparently it's Korean fried chicken. That turned out to be fortuitous, as neither of us had ever previously had Korean fried chicken, and it's amazing. I think I've only once had chicken I liked better than what I ordered there (boneless wings w/Secret Chile Sauce), and that was at a Southern-style place in the Bay Area that's been closed for over twenty years. So that's pretty good. We're DEFINITELY eating their chicken again.

Food was ok. We ordered Pulgogi and Japlaem. Does not come with typical Korean fixings. Kimchi,…read morePoratoes, etc. we were disappointed with the meals and do not really think we will go back.

Ramen in the Midwest can be a bit dicey. Upon arriving at the restaurant, I was a little unsure…read moreabout the place as it gave off an older restaurant vibe. This totally does not reflect the inside of the restaurant! I really could not believe that on a Saturday at 7pm, it was just my husband and I in the restaurant. There was a nearly overwhelming amount of options to choose from. We both ordered different kinds of shoyu ramen. Broth, noodles, and toppings were fantastic! My biggest gripe was the chashu not meeting my standards. Of all the things I'm picky about, it's the chashu. Service was pretty alright, nothing too crazy. Being the only customers, staff was not overbearing, but respectful and polite. We will be giving it another go soon just to make sure it wasn't just a weird night.

Korean corn dog was great. The service is fast. The inside is small but it worked for two people to…read moresit and eat.

Wow! Always looking for amazing Irish pubs and this one doesn't disappoint! In town for Buisness…read moreand unfortunately it was cold and rainy and couldn't enjoy the atmosphere like it appeared to have when it's warmer outside. That being said the food was great and the staff went the extra mile. No complaints and when I'm back in town I'll be back.

Good food, great ambiance , good drinks and service, what more do you want just stop in.read more

The food was better than we expected. My daughter loved the Mac and cheese. Service was a little…read moreslow but the ambiance was nice.

Visiting from Richmond VA & went here when I landed. It was alright. They were pretty busy but…read moremoved quickly with the food prep. The menu was pretty confusing as to what came on a sub. I got some sort of Veggie sub and it literally only had mushrooms, cheese & peppers. As hoping to add more but didn't get the chance to. For how much it was - I will not be going back to just get bread, cheese & 2 veggies. Was super cutie inside though. Loved the environment.

Visited on Friday evening, had the Burger Battle burger. I believe the burger itself was made more…read moreimpossible style, but honestly not my favorite in comparison to other veggie/impossible burgers that I have had. The menu seems to be delicious, and honestly something Sioux Falls needs. I have always craved a salad place and it is nice to have the option now! The parking can be difficult. The North side of the building now has signage that dictates not to park there due to tenants. It was busy, so we had to park a ways away and cross the road. The difficult part about dining here is the table space as the dining room is shared by other businesses. We were able to find a table, but it can be difficult if busy.

Jan. 26th evening found me visiting this amazing mini mall that I stumbled upon due to glaring…read moresigns screaming 70% off Clearance at Jones & Co....The gentleman at that his shop encouraged me to stroll thru the entire horseshoe of really sweet eateries and great space to hang out in, as someone single, like myself, tends to gravitate towards. Best part besides on settling on BROSIA BOWL to try for the first time, was only seeing adults roaming about, and no loud children. I will definitely return. I ordered the very filling Fatija Bowl...when i was ready to pay, i sort of felt like the $16.95 total, after adding on the avocado slices, was high in price. That, is, until i brought it home. The enormous amount of high quality of food that was generously piled high and deep. I finished the amazing bowl of rice, chicken and great crunch of large cilantro stems, truly brought the dish together. 5 STAR REVIEW for stumbling upon this ah-maze-ball restaurant. And the two women workers were brilliantly kind in helping me decide what to order.

Amazing portions and absolutely delicious food! We has appetizers and entrees. Everything was…read morefabulous.

One of the problems with being fortunate enough to travel to many places around the world is that…read moreeventually you become spoiled. You begin to recognize what authentic and distinctive flavors are actually supposed to taste like. And unfortunately, you also become very aware when something simply doesn't quite hit the mark. Pho Thai is quite popular in Sioux Falls and now has several locations around the city, so naturally my husband and I wanted to give it a try. Sioux Falls is still developing its international food scene compared to places like Phoenix, where we previously lived, so we are always hopeful when we hear good things about a local spot. The experience overall was unfortunately pretty underwhelming. The food wasn't terrible, but most of it felt very middle-of-the-road and lacked the distinctive flavor profiles that make Thai and Vietnamese cuisine so memorable. We tried a variety of dishes along with appetizers like the pot stickers, which were perfectly edible, but fairly generic overall. Some of the food throughout the meal seemed either slightly underdone or overdone, which made the kitchen execution feel inconsistent. The noodles themselves were fine, but again, nothing really stood out. That's honestly the recurring issue we had with most of the meal: nothing was actively offensive, but almost nothing made us excited either. It felt less like carefully crafted regional cuisine and more like food designed to play things very safely. I think if you have limited exposure to Thai or Vietnamese food, especially in smaller Midwestern cities, you may enjoy this place much more than we did. For Sioux Falls, it is probably considered one of the better available options. But for us, after experiencing truly wonderful versions of these cuisines in larger cities and abroad, this just didn't compare. Still searching for that authentic spark over here. Nonetheless, the restaurant was clean, busy, and satisfactory enough for a casual meal. Just not somewhere we'd personally rank very highly.

I have been eating here, well ordering to go for some years now. Today is my first time actually…read moresitting down in the restaurant. Now in the past when picking up it's usually just an older lady. She has never been super big on customer service and quite frankly pretty rude. I hate the stereotype that because it's a good Asian restaurant that service is usually not good but the food is good. Just because you know people will come back and eat, so you can treat them however. That's crazy to me... I have eaten at some amazing Asian establishments and have had both outstanding service and food. Anyway, so as I'm sitting here; there's about 6 people in here including me. Not a very big place. Kind of dark and pretty warm in here. Some stuff on the ceiling and Asian decor, grey walls. She comes to take my order and doesn't smile, I have been nothing but nice and smile at her and have manners etc.. But she asked me what I wanted, I say #19 pho beef & tendon.. then she immediately wants to run away. I say wait hold on, I wanted to add some things. What do you want to add she says? I said can I add nuoc beo on the side? She said we don't have that, then I say extra onions and cilantro.. I can't even say anything else before she tries to run away again.. then I said I would like to add spring rolls, but veggie, and I'm thinking that's tofu.. either way she runs away.. I can't even order a drink. I also really wanted to add a side of sliced onions and see if they have any Chinese donuts.. but there's no asking because she is running. Then as she comes back out to bring something to someone else, I basically have to raise my voice to ask for a drink. She brings my Dr. Pepper and spring rolls and it's literally just veggies inside. No tofu. At this point I feel not scared but like she is not approachable at all, intimidating to say the least. Very uncomfortable feeling. I really want to ask for tofu, but I'm just going to leave it alone. I saw a commercial with Vince Danh, running for city council, and I'm so confused how he is on this commercial speaking about this restaurant like it's just the best and meanwhile everyone knows the service is ridiculous. So she brings my food and everything looks good. I had to ask for a side of onions and chopsticks and chili oil. She seemed annoyed I had to ask. She brought them and I started eating. Everything was good. Now I don't want to go as far as saying racist, but I did notice how she was towards other people in here who weren't my color. I'm a lot of things but I definitely have darker skin than anyone in here. I have noticed some peoples experience may be the same who have non white skin. Anyway, I won't be coming back to sit and eat. I mean over the phone she's rude too and just wants to rush. I might order to pick up in the future, but this experience has turned me off completely. And I love Pho so much. I will just eat at Pho Thai.. I understand people have had hard lives and I have sympathy for them, but also regardless of the life you lived, you have to treat everyone with kindness. A smile goes a long way...normally....but maybe just not here.

The food was DELICIOUS. The service, it was fine. The little old lady said to sit anywhere. She…read morebrought us our waters & silverware right away. We knew what we wanted (menu online) & she went back to the kitchen to prepare it. We literally ordered a bowl of "soup" so it's not rocket science to need any help with that. We came in at 2:45 so we had the whole place to ourselves, we were out by 3:15. It only took maybe 3 min to get our food. And for 2 people it cost like $25. So to me, that's better than any ol' burger joint you can hit up. Plus, we have a whole other meal's worth of leftovers. 100% would go back anytime. Was it the cleanest place? Maybe not - but neither is my granny's kitchen - so take what you want outta that. It was homey.