I usually skip Korean restaurants as my choices to eat are limited. However, I was recommended my…read morefellow Yelpie and her better half, that this was one of the must eat places in troy, ny. Sunday is my eat out day, and I picked up my aunt, drove to troy. Found d some street parking, went to the order kiosk and placed my order based on what I could eat and recommendations from the employee at the register. I chose, lunch combo with chicken and chicken teriyaki plate. May be, just the chicken was overcooked and a little fibery, besides that, it was very flavorful. I do have a couple more options to try, with me enjoying the food, definitely makes it an option for a revisit. If you live pork and beef, you definitely have more options. The restaurant was clean and well maintained.

I'm done with this Place. My bowl is inedible. There's more sauce than rice, there has to be easily…read more2000mg of sodium in sauce alone in this bowl. How many times can I ask for just a little bit of sauce?!? For now on I'll start taking going to river street poke.

Ok if you live in Clifton Park and you dont get this places food over all others you're incorrect…read more Its the best chinese takeout in the area AND they have ridiculously delicious donuts. The egg rolls? Crispy. Amazing. Delicious. The food? Way tastier than the other options locally. The donuts? Omg the donuts. Get 6 sure but eat 2 back to back you'll be in a delicious coma of sugar. We ended up cutting them into little sizes to try them all which they were all pretty good, even the one that wasnt really a flavor i enjoy wasnt bad.

Love their donuts but not using a kiosk to order. I like to be able to ask questions and speak to a…read morehuman. The mango and strawberry smoothie was the best I've ever had. personally I've never eaten the food but I've heard it's very good, especially the coconut chicken which I will try in the future. I wish the would make the kiosk optional

I was so excited to try this place! But my experience unfortunately was so sad! Let's start with…read morethe positives. It was clean and cute inside. The duck wrapped in scallion pancakes was the best thing we ordered! Delicious! The second best thing was the Taiwanese popcorn chicken, also very tasty. The edamame were edamame. The spicy dumplings were alright, the filling didn't really have enough flavor to be discernible above the chili oil coating the outside. They were tossed with fresh cucumber which was really nice. Okay, here's the tea on the bad stuff. It was really slow for a weekend night. The service was all over the place. They seem to just all work the room but there is no assigned server to your table so they have no idea what is going on. We were all served waters with our other drinks, but unfortunately one of the water glasses was broken. We gave it back to one of the servers who apologized but never came back with a new glass of water, or the additional drink someone else from our party asked for. Another server couldn't speak English which caused many other issues. We were approached several times to order food from different servers. They tried to take our menus away after ordering appetizers. Many more shenanigans ensued, it was honestly a mess. I ordered the biang biang noodles. I had to ask both servers the same questions about my meal because nobody was talking to each other and I got two completely different answers. I decided to accept the risk and order this dish anyway. I wish I hadn't, it was legitimately awful. The small slices of beef were stone cold and were inedible. There was no meat at all, it was just grizzle. I'm sure you know what I'm talking about. It was like trying to chew on rubber. Awful! I pushed all the meat to the side of my dish and tried to eat around it. One of the servers asked me if I wanted a box. I told her that the meat was disgusting and just to pack the few noodles I had left on the plate. She just said "oh sorry." The ramen dish had 2 of the thinest slices of pork loin that I have ever seen! They might as well have been cold cuts. And both of those were mostly fat. They were roasted and served untrimmed. And thats all the meat that came in the Tonkotsu ramen dish, besides the 2 slices of fish cakes. What are we on rations guys?? They are very stingy with the protein here. When a place starts cutting food quality and has no self awareness of service quality you know a restaurant is struggling financially or you have an absentee owner situation. I tried to pay a portion of our meal with a gift card and the server couldn't figure out how to do that so she said that they do not accept gift cards. I paid the bill with my credit card and headed for the door. As we were walking out the door, she ran up to me and said "oh we accept gift card, my manager show me how. You can pay gift card when you come again!" I said okay and walked out the door laughing. Don't worry! We will never be back again!

Stopped here for a lunch after seeing a good review had the Dan Dan noodles what a simple dish but…read morethe noodles are such a star of the dish. They are definitely homemade. I also had a steak bun. The service was so friendly and helpful. I ended up, leaving with a lemon honey smoothie that beat the heat of the day. It is a beautiful spot and if I'm on union Avenue again I will definitely stop.

I've stopped in at New Panda for quick lunches several times whenever I was in the mood for some…read moregood Chinese takeout at reasonable prices. This strip plaza eatery is very casual, which is an order at the counter place with open kitchen and a few tables for eating in. The menu offerings include the standard Chinese dishes/items including several Cantonese, Hunan, Szechuan, and Mandarin special dishes. 20 Daily Luncheon Specials served with pork fried rice and soup or soda ($5.30-$5.65) and 24 Special Combination Dinners served with pork fried rice and egg roll ($6.80-$8.30) are offered. The prices here are reasonable, most dishes/items priced under $11. On my last two visits to New Panda, I ordered the L8 Chicken Lo Mein ($5.50 plus tax) with Pork Fried Rice and Hot & Sour Soup, which is my favorite lunch special here. The portion of hot food is generous for the price, which means I can get about three lite lunches out of this order. The lo mein noodles are cooked just right and tossed with tender soft chicken pieces with a mix of vegetables (cabbage, carrots, onions). The fried rice (light yellow color) has a firm texture with scallions, red pepper, and small pieces of roast pork (minimal fat). The hot & sour soup has a nice mild spicy flavor with a good mix of whipped egg, vegetables, bean curd, bamboo shoots, pork, & spices. The place is quite busy here during the lunch rush. My food is usually ready in about 5-10 minutes and I'm back on the road in no time! DELIVERY ($12 minimum)

Quick and great! The spring rolls and egg rolls were the best I have ever had! We also had pork…read morefried rice. More than enough for 2 people! Reasonable!

I literally never leave yelp reviews, but I felt like I had to after experiencing this gem. I got…read morepad thai, and my friend had general tso's, everything was delicious. I was a bit concerned since the owner seemed alone, but he whipped up food so quick and was really attentive. Cool little spot, really hoping he gets more staff to help out when things get busier!!

Popping onto Yelp just to try to bring people's attention to this criminally under-appreciated…read morelittle restaurant. I'll admit to having kind of written it off for a long time due to the weird menu/concept (it's hard to trust that a restaurant is going to serve you a burger, some empanadas and a plate of pad Thai and execute any or all of them competently), but the good people at Fusion are serving food that's truly, honestly about three times better than it needs to be (caveat: we've stuck to the more Asian sections of the menu, so I won't make any bold claims about the burgers). The Chinese portion of our family unit said that my drunken noodles reminded him of the stuff that a street vendor sold outside of his middle school, which like, IYKYK (if you don't know, this is about the highest praise a plate of noodles can get). I'm not normally a major pad Thai enthusiast, but the version here was well-balanced and flavorful, not just kind of sweet and gloppy like a lot of local versions, and the broth for the chicken noodle soup is also truly random-SE Asian-street-cart level flavorful. If that wasn't enough to sell you on this place, the draft Sapporo is five bucks. In conclusion: please come here support these nice folks so they can continue to make above-par food for many years to come.

Excellent service and superb sushi, sashimi and special rolls. In 10 years of eating there, I have…read morenever had a bad meal. I love the small restaurant ambiance. All of the items on the menu are excellent.

I decided to stop by Tomo Asian Bistro on New Scotland Road after noticing how much this area has…read moregrown with new restaurants popping up nearby. I'm glad I did because this place turned out to be a hidden gem. The restaurant has a welcoming atmosphere that's clean, cozy, and perfect for either a casual lunch or dinner with friends. The service was friendly, and the sake was the perfect complement to the meal. I ordered the Vegetable Pad Thai and a Cucumber Roll, while my friend chose the General Tso's Chicken. If I'm being completely honest, my friend's dish stole the show. The chicken was perfectly crispy, coated in a flavorful sauce with just the right balance of sweet and savory, and paired wonderfully with the rice and broccoli. My Vegetable Pad Thai was fresh and satisfying, but I would have loved just a little more sauce to really bring all the flavors together. The Cucumber Roll was light, refreshing, and a nice contrast to the richer entrées. Overall, this was a great dining experience. Between the inviting atmosphere, flavorful food, and relaxing vibe, Tomo Asian Bistro is definitely worth checking out if you're in the Slingerlands area. I'll absolutely be back to explore more of the menu.

If you judge a book by its cover, you might breeze right past King's Wok--and you'd be missing out…read moreon some of the best (and most budget-friendly) Chinese food in town. Food (5/5) Every dish I've tried--from the velvety egg drop soup to the perfectly crisp General Tso's--tastes far better than the price tag suggests. Portions are generous, flavors are balanced (never oily or oversalted), and the lunch specials feel almost too cheap for the quality you get. I genuinely haven't had a single "meh" bite here. Service (5/5) Orders hit the table (or the take-out counter) fast, piping hot, and exactly as requested. The staff greet me by name now and always throw in an extra smile with the fortune cookies. Even when the line snakes to the door on Friday nights, they keep things moving without making anyone feel rushed. Atmosphere (3/5) Let's be honest: the dining room looks like it time-warped in from 1994. Think teal vinyl booths, glass-block accents, and those classic lacquered menus with sun-faded photos. Personally, I find the retro vibe charming in a "Mom took us here after soccer practice" kind of way--but if you're hunting for modern décor, this isn't it. Value (5/5) Where else can two people eat until they're stuffed, still have leftovers, and walk out for less than the price of a single entrée at the trendy spot down the street? King's Wok nails that sweet spot of high quality + low cost like few places ever do. Bottom line Update the interior? Sure, someday. But please, King's Wok, don't change a thing about the food or the service. I've never had a bad experience here, and I doubt I ever will. Whether you're grabbing a quick lunch or feeding a small army on a shoestring, this place is an absolute gem.

Tofu and broccoli dinner with egg roll. They allow substitution of white rice and veggie egg rolls…read moresince I'm vegetarian. The man at the counter is always very kind. They do a lively business so the food is always fresh.

Best Sesame Chicken in area, and it is my Go-to order all over. They state on the menu that…read more"Sesame Chicken with white meat" and they deliver! It is lightly battered and paired with a flavorful sauce plus toasted sesame seeds. Wow! Lunch special is $10.15 with choice of rice and choice of egg roll or soda. I rarely eat egg rolls, but the crispy exterior of this one tempted me. Delicious. Liked the crunchy vegetables. Only aftertaste. The Boneless Pork Sparerib lunch special ($10.95) was very good. The pork was tender, and the sauce was a perfect complement to the meat. It was not too salty or sweet. My husband enjoyed it. Their Sweet and Sour Soup is outstanding as I mentioned in an earlier review. It is another Go-to item I order a lot. So, I consider myself a good judge of its quality.

We always have a great experience when we order takeout from here. Large portions and always hot…read more Very sweet folks working and attentive to our needs. Orange chicken for the win!