Food Quality: 5/5 Service: 5/5…read moreCleanliness: 5/5 Value: 5/5 First time trying out BFF Turon and overall, was so delicious! This Filipino restaurant serves up all the classic Filipino dishes that everyone loves. We tried out a variety of items including pork adobo, beef kalderata, lechon, lumpia, pancit, pork bbq sticks, and Paksiw na Pata. Everything was so delicious and flavorful! The *only* complaint I have is that the food on display doesn't have labels. For someone who isn't as familiar with the food, I had to ask what each item was and took note of them, but it definitely would have been more helpful to have some sort of reference. The owner was so sweet, she ran out of pancit (which is what I was really hoping for) and she went out of her way to make some for our table. The restaurant was well-kept and had plenty of seating room. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to try or enjoy Filipino food!

I would be remiss if I didn't mention that as soon as we walked into the establishment there was a…read moreslight smell of the sewer pipes. I know this is a landlord problem, but it wasn't a good first impression for a food vendor. Although my family always teases me that I smell things that they don't smell. So it could have been just a me thing, but I digress lol... We ordered 8 dishes. I wish I knew the names. I know there was a beef and onion dish and a beef stew type dish with root vegetables. Tender and both delicious. There was a pork dish with a coconut based stock which was my favorite. Chicken Adobo, a pork stir fry type dish and lastly a pork stew dish with blood in the sauce. Yes, you heard me right. If you like blood sausage this is right up your alley. Both of the pork dishes (stir fry and blood sauce) were a little too salty for me personally, but tasty otherwise. The lumpia was good and we had a side of rice and pancit. The pancit was just okay for me. The woman who helped us was awesome and very patient with us. Explaining all the dishes we had questions about. Overall a good experience. Glad to see multiple Filipino restaurants opening up around town.

A great Asian supermarket in Sandy, UT of all places! It pretty much has everything that the…read moresupermarkets I go to in Westminster, CA including live seafood! I bought a roast duck and some sides at Sam's precooked counter and it was excellent. What a pleasant surprise! It's so nice to find something great when you don't expect. We were able to get a box of jasmine green tea, some instant noodles and a corkscrew to make our stay at the local extended stay Hyatt more comfortable. We are here just for the skiing at Alta, Snowbird and Solitude. Our quality of life just jumped up a notch.

Came here last week. Why is the worker straddling the rice?!? This specific worker was sweaty and…read morealso wiping their snot all over their gloves touching products. As a customer I find this very disrespectful to those who will be consuming and purchasing the rice bags. Seems extremely unsanitary and made my shopping experience uncomfortable.

I am by no means a sushi connoisseur, but I can say with absolute certainty, that this is the best…read moresushi restaurant I have been to. The vibes are nice and quiet (unless you're like us and go with a loud group of women), and the staff was amazing. Jordan was patient and the right amount of attentive. We had 6 or 7 tapas, 6 or 7 rolls, and 3 types of sake. Every single thing we had was delicious. My favorite tapas were the spicy tuna tartare and the jalapeño hamachi. They are a must try!! I really wish I took pictures of the food because it really was spectacular. This will be the sushi spot I take everyone to, and I can't wait!

I honestly don't know how this was our first time at Mint. Well, that's not necessarily true, I am…read morea diehard Takashi fan, if we were going out for sushi I would insist we go to Takashi. Throughout the years I have heard great things about Mint so for our wedding anniversary my husband and I decided to finally try it out! I am so glad we did. Not only was it nice to skip the hassle of parking downtown but the food was great. Our server was amazing, with it being our first time she gave us a rundown of the menu and highlighted some favorites. The atmosphere of the restaurant was dim and chill. We ordered miso soups, the jalapeño hamachi, the beef tataki, the moonlight roll, and the apollo roll. I also ordered their sparkling sake which was a special and I loved it. The miso soups were delicious and priced well. The jalapeño hamachi is an award winning dish and I can see why. It was SO good. My husband actually saved the vinaigrette to try with other dishes. We also enjoyed the beef tataki, I did feel like it was a little on the chewy side but overall good. We loved the moonlight roll, the flavors and sweetness were good, I did feel like it was missing heat from the spicy tuna. The apollo roll was good, this roll also had spicy tuna and it was definitely hotter. Mint met our expectations and will definitely be a contender for our next sushi date night.

So after another disappointing poke place in Utah (chicken poke bowl is not a thing! This is how u…read moreknow a real local from a Utahn selling "Hawaiian food"), I decided to make my own... Obviously from my rating u know how much I love this place. They have flash frozen tuna and hamachi. They have everything u need! I would have taken a photo of all the different poke I've made, but I would rather enjoy the moment than share something no one cares about. Stop taking pictures of your food!!! They have everything, even banana leaves. Crazy. Love this place. Oh and their hot food is great too.

I love H Mart. Chinatown Supermarket is wonderful but I live in Sandy now and found the offerings…read morepretty limited for Asian markets. I still go to other markets for certain items (like my favorite kimchi brand that H Mart doesn't sell) but I come here for everything else. It's insanely clean and bright and smells good inside, for those who care about such things. Their produce is fresh and well-stocked (though sometimes random things are very picked over like green onions). They have tons of variety in brands so I can find exactly which Korean/Thai/Chinese variety I've gotten used to. Very well stocked in the pantry aisle and a nice selection of kitchenware and household items, beauty products, gifts. The deli section is well stocked with ready-made kimbap and banchan. Big freezer and seafood section too. There is only a boba and K-beauty shop in the leased storefronts in the front of the market but hoping they attract some restaurants into the area soon like Chinatown. We need some good Asian food down south!

@kimheangslc @mugsybo @yelputah Kim Heang Market put on a…read moregreat Cambodian New Year event. This is a large store with tons of variety. Definitely will come back. The BanMi and skewers were perfect. Given the crowd it did take a while to get our food, but the staff did a great job throughout, they were all so friendly and welcoming, The DJ did a great job at playing different music The cultural dancers and instruments were fun to watch. They had some local vendors there with great selection. Will for sure be watching for this next year.

I may not be a cook, nor can I identify half of the ingredients in this nifty market, but I can…read moreappreciate what they are doing and the niche clientele they are targeting. This isn't your "hamburger helper" crowd; the type of person who is shopping here is looking for very specific ingredients for a passed-down-for-generations family recipe that most likely has an Asian emphasis. If that's you, or you want it to be you, come check it out. There's some cool stuff here!

Stopped into Chinatown Supermarket for a couple things. I did go to another Asian type grocery…read morestore last week but I love the choas of this place! Shelves overstocked with products. Fresh baked goods for sale. People everywhere. It reminds me all of the Asian markets back home in California. I love the variety of goodies, fresh produce and home options they have here. The fresh baked goods is what really caught my eye. The egg tarts. The Chinese long donuts for congee. The big sesame balls. I want it all! I appreciate that they have so much produce here. I would be here every week to grab the fresh veggies if I lived here in SLC. I wish we had this many options in my neck of the woods. I was able to grab a few goodies. New chopsticks, some Chinese long donuts and some candy. I unfortunately can't take too much home since I'm traveling home by car. I will be back in April and I'm going to come back for some goodies. I'll make sure I have a cooler to have a safe place for all of the perishable goods. I'm not coming back to Boise without all the goods.

Giving a one star based on the treatment of the live shellfish in the tanks…read more The crabs and lobsters are kept in extremely overcrowded tanks, packed tightly with no room to move. It was upsetting to see and raised serious concerns about humane treatment

Food - The food was honestly incredible. You can really tell they care about quality -- the meat…read morewas fresh, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. Every bite was on point. Service - The service was truly top tier. They were attentive the whole time, always checking in without being overwhelming, and everyone was genuinely friendly. You felt welcomed, not just served. Ambiance - The place was super clean, beautifully put together, and just had a great vibe. It felt comfortable, relaxed, and somewhere you actually want to sit and enjoy your time. Overall, it wasn't just a good experience -- it felt intentional, and that's what made it special.

3 Stars for trainee server. (You should quit, your boss isn't nice to you.)…read more 0 Stars for The worst food ever.... 2 Stars for "Ambiance". (club music?) -4 Stars for taking my money for a lousy experience.

I don't normally write bad review but... this one takes the cake! I have NEVER felt so…read morediscriminated by my own people. I went out of my way to this grocery store because they have some ingredients that the other store does not have. I was at the meat counter, waiting to be served. There were 3 employees behind the counter...all looked at me and served a lady who was behind me. Didn't even acknowledge my existence. Guess I didn't look FOB (fresh off the boat) to be treated with a little bit of respect and get service. Overall, DISAPPOINTING SERVICE. There's many other grocery stores that will take my business.

Best Viet supermarket in the area…read more I come here for all my staple cooking ingredients. The meat counter is great if looking for beef and pork. They offer a small selection of fresh fish near the frozen seafood. The produce is fresh and well stocked. Pantry items like sauces and can products are plentiful. They also have a small area near the checkout that houses prepackaged noms and some fresh bakery items. I always puck up some nem chua for the house. It is so tummy!

Osmar was amazing! We came in to eat and experience the 1st franchised store. He made us feel so…read morewelcome and the service was excellent. What a fun thing for us to do on our family reunion.

The KFC on State Street in South Salt Lake City was a fun and unexpected stop for me. I am not…read moreusually a huge KFC fan, but once I learned that the very first Kentucky Fried Chicken was in the Salt Lake City area, I had to check it out. The restaurant itself is larger than a typical location and filled with great memorabilia, including the Colonel's famous white suit. It really does feel like a cross between a fast food restaurant and a small museum. Even if you are not there for the chicken, it's worth visiting just to see the history and take it all in.