The timeframe of my life will now be labeled as BBBP and ABBP, "Before Blueberry Bread Pudding" and…read more"After Blueberry Bread Pudding," respectively. This dessert deserves its own fan page or even its own restaurant, it is really that good. I had heard good things from multiple people about Hanju Kitchen and was looking forward to trying it. The atmosphere of the Royal Bobcat is fun yet comfortable (I've been here for drinks a few times before, but never had the chance to try the food). The food was definitely yummy, but it was outshined by a million lumens by the bread pudding. I'm not sure if the blueberry bread pudding is a special, as the desserts were written on a white board. If it's only a special, please consider making it a staple dish. If you're in a 10 mile radius, or even more, you have to try it. I've had some pretty good desserts in my life, and even some not so great ones from some big name restaurants, but this, this was special. It came with some sort of cream on top. It wasn't whipped cream and wasn't ice cream. Regardless, it was delicious. Then you add in that vanilla ice cream with the warm, gooey richness of the pudding and it's a really dreamy experience. There was a matcha bread pudding on the menu, that I'm planning to try soon. I honestly want an entire blueberry bread pudding from Hanju instead of a cake for my birthday.

Came to the Royal Bobcat to try Hanju Kitchen as part of the RI Food Fights Lord of the Wings…read morecompetition. This was our first visit to a bar that was an old haunt for us. The decor & vibe here are wonderful! Fabulous drinks in a comfortable, stylish yet fun setting. We were wishing we could hang around longer into the evening for more drinks & jazz, but, alas, this visit wS about the food... While drinks are ordered normally at the bar, Hanju operates separately from a little window. A slight ring of the bell & we were immediately attended to by a friendly woman. The Korean/Cajun fusion menu has some very fun selections - we look forward to trying. The Sweet Spucy Gochujang Wings were as exciting as they sound! Super crispy, as Korean chicken should be with a delicious & complex sauce. We also ordered the Veggie Dumplings and were excited to see they they appeared house-made. So often, dumplings are simply cooked from frozen. These were delicious with the savory soy glaze. A great spot & fun, tasty food - we can't wait to go back for more!

I came here a few days ago. The food was great, I ordered quesadillas and I loved them. They were…read moresome of the best quesadillas I have ever had. The person worker was nice. The interior is clean and very cute. I ordered over the phone and the food was prepared quickly.

Possibly the worst burger ever. Ask for medium rare but it came out dry and well done. There was…read moresome seasoning in it that made it taste like a Greek meatball. Beef bacon. Not pork.

Eat Korean BBQ & Shabu Shabu in North Providence absolutely deserves 5 stars. From the moment we…read morewalked in, the vibe was warm and fun - perfect for a date night or a big group. The all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ and shabu shabu setup is super interactive and the quality of the meat and veggies is outstanding. The marinated beef, pork belly, and short rib were all tender and flavorful, and the broths for the hot pot were rich and delicious. Service was awesome - our server checked in constantly, helped us with cooking tips, and kept the table stocked so we never had to wait for anything. You can really tell they care about giving you a good experience. Between the great atmosphere, fresh ingredients, and attentive staff, this has become one of my favorite spots in North Providence. Highly recommend making a reservation and coming hungry - you're going to want to try everything.

Host sat us with no directions. Rice and noodles came at…read morethe end of the meal Had to ask many times for beverages The food came staggered without any instructions or explanation I could've made a $90 meal for $5 with ramen and 2 pieces of chicken Very disappointing

I've been on a hunt to find honey cake ever since I leaned about its existence and had been…read morestruggling to find, and then stumbled upon Jahunger while at a Wickeden Street Market. Was so pleasantly surprised. NGL based on the name I always assumed Jahunger was Jamaican but it is indeed a Uyghur restaurant. I got the Jahunger Noodles with tofu and I really liked it. Good flavors and love that they have tofu / are accessible to other diets. I did think the dish was a little too oily but I still would get it again and have since I first tried. The honey cake is also delicious! They call it "not your average honey cake) but I've not had an average one to compare to, so the hunt continues lol. My only complaint is that all the dishware is plastic. I ordered one of the teas and the entire pot with the boiling water was plastic...not a fan of that.

Saw raving reviews for this place and decided to order via Uber Eats. The food was well packed and…read morehot when it arrived, but my cake & ice cream was packed with the hot items so my ice cream was slightly melting. The food overall was good and hit the spot. The lamb skewers were tender, light seasoning and little gamey but not overly. I really enjoyed the meefeen, it definitely has a kick to it. The rice noodle was nothing I have had before. I was expecting the typical thin rice noodle from a package but these were the real thing. They were thick and the perfect texture. It's like the thickness of udon but texture of rice noodle. It is a tad oily which makes sense because I think the sauce is made with chili oil. I also tried the honey cake. The cake is moist, and paired well with the ice cream. I did not put much of the honey on top because it was already really sweet as is. It was an enjoyable slice of cake to finish the meal off. Great place and delicious food! I would order here again but open to try their other items than re-ordering what I had today.

Den Den never disappoints. A bunch of my work colleagues went here again this year when we were all…read morein town and another great experience. Other than the food, what usually sticks out is the next level service. Shi was our server and wow, she is amazing. She remembered everyone's order and we were a party of about 10, went above and beyond for little things and just a a great person overall. Food was top level without the top tier price. Wonderful flavors with high-quality ingredients, meat are always juicy and portions are big. Can't go here without getting a few bottles of Soju as well!

Rating: 4.3 I've…read morebeen to the restaurant few times but has not reviewed yet and it's been a while so decided to visit and leave a review this time. It's a known Korean restaurant right by the Thayer street Providence. Inside is like a bar and has decent amount of seatings but can be busy on weekends as it's a popular spot. The place offers variety of Korean dishes but the place is known for the Korean fried chicken. We got gluten free bone in spicy Korean chicken, spicy Korean rice cake, and cheesy boneless fried chicken. I've come to the location with my friends and his partner and he couldn't have gluten. We had ordered gluten free fried chicken and I noticed that the chicken was more fresh and crispy. Since then i always order gluten free bone in fried chicken. Fried chicken was crispy with savory, sweet, spicy and tender. Cheesy boneless fried chicken had nice char and was sweet and savory. Spicy Korean rice cake was spicy, sweet and chewy. The food was pretty good overall. Spicy Korean chicken and spicy rice cake may be a bit too spicy for some and sauce for spicy rice cake is too much some times. Service was great. There was some issue with ordering and they gave us hot tea and made cheesy boneless fries chicken off our check. Overall, the place was good and a solid place for Korean fried chicken and some Korean dishes. Price is a but pricey but tips seem to be included in price so its not too bad. Solid Korean restaurant option in RI.

Whole Foods Market seeks out the finest natural and organic foods available, maintains the…read morestrictest quality standards in the industry, and has an unshakeable commitment to sustainable agriculture. My friend was telling me about JonnyPops. JonnyPops are a healthier choice compared to traditional, artificially-colored popsicles, because they are made with organic ingredients and has no artificial dyes, flavors, or preservatives. I was very interested in trying them and I saw they were available at Whole Foods Market. Excitingly I went over to Whole Foods Market and JonnyPops was on sale! I purchased a Strawberry Chocolate & Cream Frozen Fruit Bars pack for my friend and a Mango and Cream Smoothie pack for myself. WOW! You can really taste the difference and it was very good. Thank you Whole Foods Market for always being my go to for healthy foods.

We often stop by here after a Providence walkabout to pick up a few items including Bell & Evans…read moreduck breast which can be difficult to find. Though Bell & Evans doesn't state which type of duck they use, I think it is Pekin Duck, which is a meatier duck than others I've tried. It's an excellent choice for pan seared duck. This Whole Foods usually has duck whereas the Shrewsbury, MA location often does not. This Whole Foods is a city store, meaning it's smaller and more densely packed than the suburban Whole Foods I've patronized. Amazon prime members get several perks including: * Special Sale Priced Items * QR Code Bills Directly to Prime Account * 5% Back for Prime Credit Card Users The self checkout at this location works well. The cashiers typically have a line and require some patience. They have limited prepared foods when compared with Wegman's. Overall 3.5-stars rounded up to four because you can get duck breast here!

Another great meal. Pre theatre dinner enjoyed some appetizers and pizza. Another evening of good…read morefood, great staff and service and within walking distance to PPAC. Reservation strongly recommended.

Wow! Amazing food, okay service, and a limited menu…read more My table of two had the crab cake benedict and cornbread benedict - they were both delectable. I'd highly recommend either and I'd absolutely drive the hour from Boston just to eat them again! My meal included flavorful cornbread, perfectly poached eggs, and a refreshing side salad. Great portions for the prices. Our servers did seem to forget about us. It wasn't bad enough to cause a serious compliant, but it did impact my experience (we had to flag them down after about 20 minutes of our empty plates and card out in front of us). Lastly, the menu is very limited - it's worth looking in advance if you have dietary restrictions. The drinks side is clearly alcohol-focused, none of the non-alcoholic drinks looked interesting which was especially unfortunate for brunch because I would have loved tea!

Y Shabu Shabu is a delicious hot pot experience. We had lunch there and service was fast and…read morefriendly. The lunch deal was all you can eat and one serving of all the ingredients was more than enough. The ingredients were fresh, plentiful, and the broth was full of flavor. We are visiting Providence and plan to move up here someday. This will definitely be a regular hot pot spot for us when we do.

I love Y Shabu Shabu as they're a very solid option for all-you-can-eat hot pot in Rhode Island!…read moreYou'll dine in a chill atmosphere with ample seating for parties of all sizes. The quality is above average, something I've had a hard time finding recently with AYCE establishments. Service is great. Our waitress was very attentive and made sure we got all our rounds in, even though we were dining close to closing. I didn't feel rushed out whatsoever and appreciated how the portions are reasonably sized. They don't overcrowd the table and make you more mindful of how much you'll order next. The individual pots are a huge plus for me. Everyone gets their own broth to cook whatever they want within close reach. The DIY sauce bar is only icing on the cake! Shabu will fill you up, especially on a cozy winter night. If you're looking for the best season to try, though I'd argue shabu always hits year round, take this cold RI winter to give this place a go.

Seoul Providence is a new restaurant located in Davol Square. It took us a little to find the…read moreentrance but came across signs of where the main entrance was. When you walk in, you will be greeted by a nice hostess. There is a bar and then about 20 tables, some for 2 people, 4 people, and bigger groups. There are huge screens that were playing Kpop videos. I could see how the space can be used as a club after hours. After I told the hostess we would need a table for 2, she said the wait would be 10-15 minutes. I checked in on Yelp prior and saw the waitlist was less than 5 minutes so that was incorrect. However, we were seated really quickly, less than 10 minutes. She said the busboy cleaned quickly. There was a full list of cocktails, wine, beer, soju, and even shareable drinks. We ordered the Lychee Sangria that comes with white wine, lychee liqueur, fresh orange juice, passionfruit juice, and soda water with hints of peach, elderflowers, and lychee and the Asian Nectar, which is Pear Vodka, lychee liqueur, cranberry, and guava juice. Both drinks were delicious and very refreshing. The menu is pretty comprehensive of traditional Korean dishes. We started with 6 soy garlic wings. These came out hot and very crunchy. There was also a small side of radish. For entrees, we had the Yaki-Udon with bulgogi for an extra $3. The stir-fried udon noodles and bulgogi were very flavorful. The tteok-bokki came in a pan with rice cakes, fish cakes, egg, and assorted vegetables. It was a bit spicy, but it was very good. Every bite was very good. The check had a QR code which gives you an option to pay. There is also a Photo Booth station where you can take pictures and get it texted to you. The waitress was very nice and friendly. I could see that she was waiting on a few tables. I look forward to coming back here again.

New Korean spot in town! It's located in Davol Square - lots of new restaurants in the area…read more Got the spicy garlic wings and spicy pork bibimbap. The bibimbap was quite good - I liked that they gave the hot sauce on the side, but there were no sides like kimchi, pickled cucumbers, etc. The spicy garlic wings came much later. As another review mentioned, it's not similar to the Bonchon wings. The batter-to-meat ratio is off; definitely a lot of batter. Service and ambiance were Aok. They had K-pop videos playing on big screens inside. The interior looks more like a dance floor than a restaurant. Overall good experience. Parking is limited.