The food was really good. There was hardly anyone there, so it was nice and quiet. The service was…read morequick. However, we felt that it was a tad pricey. All the little extras that added up shocked my wallet.

Pretty solid. One of the most important things about spending our hard earned money at restaurants…read more(fast food to gourmet five star) is consistency. Every time I go I want the same quality, experience, etc. So far so good here. I have always been satisfied with my orders. I like the mad spicy chicken and steak combo with noodles and veggies. I get the large bowl and the proportion of protein to noodles is usually right on the money. This most recent time I felt like they were a little skimpy on the steak, but ultimately, I was satisfied. Service was good this time but the guy did forget my eggroll which I had to go back up to get. Every now and then I just crave those noodles so I keep coming back.

Nice restaurant located on 8th Street in downtown Holland. Very convenient to our hotel. We ordered…read morea couple rolls with a bottle of wine. Good service, good sushi!

We came here with the intention of getting sushi but because of the size and variety of the menu,…read morewe were swayed. I sort of regretted not getting the sushi though. The place was quite busy but they were able to seat us at a corner table. They have patio seating. They warn you ahead of time that if you opt for the patio seating, they cannot serve you alcoholic beverage there. Not a deal breaker for us but I was feeling a little chilly even with my sweater so we sat inside. Like I said, huge menu. Not just Japanese food but also some sort of a what I can only phrase a hybrid Asian dishes. For example, I ordered a spicy beef bibim noodle which was like a bibimbap and also like a ramen at the same time? It's hard to describe but it was good. It needed a little bit more salt though. The bowl came with a couple of couplings. Overall, the spice level was excellent for me. My husband had a bulgogi. Like I said, we came in with sushi in mind and somehow ended up with Korean/fusion dishes instead. Service was friendly but since they were busy, it took a little bit for our order to come. No big deal though. We weren't super hungry coming in so it was fine.

Crying tiger is hit or miss on availability due to popularity!…read more I got Lao sausage instead today

Since our first time, we have tried different banh mi and now we refer to this place as the place…read morewith good sandwiches. I've picked up from them many times and the food has never been ready early so consider that when ordering.

Great service. Very good food and fun atmosphere. Nice that it's next to a cigar storeread more

We discovered this restaurant on Yelp and loved the vibe, Asian menu and cocktail program, so on…read moreour visit to Saugatuck I popped by ahead of dinner in an attempt of securing a reservation for our large party. No one was there but the owner picked up the phone and was able to arrange a great table for us right in the bar area! Walking in I was immersed in the moody and dark space, brightened by pops of red and other Asian accents. The bar is beautiful and the bartender was hard at work cranking out cocktails. Lindsay was our server, and she was an absolute breath of fresh air, clearly passionate about her role in providing the guest experience, and frankly, she made all the difference in our experience. It all started when she saw our boys sitting at the low two top and offered them a private dining experience right next to us! They downed so much sushi, I nearly had to take out a second mortgage, but I'd happily pay it over and over to see the looks on their faces at 5 and 8 again! To say that a core memory was made that night is a massive understatement, as we have not stopped hearing about this since we returned and my son even made my mother walk him back to the restaurant the next day just to see if he could say hi! She took incredible care of the grown ups too. Helped with menu selections, addressed all requests swiftly and handled any issues with actual regard for the feedback being provided, which is becoming more and more rare in today's industry. On the food, we ordered most the apps including wings, green beans, cucumbers, shrimp, and spring rolls, and then we added the crab noodles, yellow curry and a few sushi rolls. The cucumbers and green beans stole the show, with the shrimp and crab noodles not too far behind. The sushi was decent, but I found the rice a bit gummy and didn't really get a sense of each element within them. The wings and curry were a bit bland for my liking but the wings benefitted by the additional sauce with them. The curry needed a bit more heat, fish sauce, and maybe a hit of vinegar. As someone who LOVES Asian food, this satisfied the itch after mainly eating American food for so many days, but I'd realistically rate it a 3.5 stars, especially considering the price and value. I'd happily return on my next visit to Saugatuck and suggest it to friends too. Keep crushing the service game!

This place does not exist. Open a short time years ago. Please delete. I have tried to have it…read moreremoved 2 other times

Had a fantastic mid day stop in. Salmon Poke bowl and a few sushi rolls. Amazing flavors. Fresh…read moreingredients. Great staff.

This and the sister restaurant are the best Asian spots in the area, and some of the better Ramen…read moreI've ever had. I have to say I first got acclimated at the sister restaurant before this one opened, but I've quickly to come to like this one even better. It's definitely more of an actual restaurant vs the cafe style in the grocery store. They serve booze here which also helps its cause in my book... but the meal I had this weekend put it over the top. They had a new vegan broth which is cool because my wife is mostly a vegetarian and loves ramen but the best broths are never vegan... we both got the tan tan and our daughter got the kids ramen - everyone was very happy. The tan tan broth is the perfect amount of spice (which she said was medium) and I added broccoli and brisket to mine it was to die for. We also ordered misos thinking they'd be like the little ones at sushi spots and they were huge, we're eating soup all week!

What a lovely little Asian food cafe ! Caveings Corners is a beautiful Asian restaurant with warm…read morelighting and plenty of natural sunlight streaming in from all directions; perfect for a cozy daytime visit. The moment you walk in, you're greeted by a charming cat statue at the entrance, which instantly sets a fun and welcoming tone. We ordered the korean style Short Ribs and Pad Thai Noodles. Let me just say the short ribs were absolutely delicious. Perfectly tender, flavorful, and cooked to perfection. Honestly, I kept repeating how good they were no notes, just a flawless, traditional short ribs experience. The Pad Thai was okay at first, with a smaller portion than expected. We asked for a remake, and the second portion was much better. It was still on the lighter side, but the flavors were spot on authentic and satisfying. A squeeze of lemon elevated the dish beautifully! The space was clean and nicely maintained. There were a few flies, but the staff explained it was due to a recent wedding event that had kept the doors open. And honestly, I could see why someone would choose this venue for an intimate wedding the surroundings are beautiful, with lovely outdoor seats that add to the experience. It's casual, but the atmosphere has something special while surrounded by nature. I'd say this place is perfect for a daytime visit, especially to enjoy the sunshine and soak in the peaceful ambiance of the Texas Corners area. The staff were excellent, going above and beyond to explain the menu and give us thoughtful recommendations. There's even a cute corner fridge where you can grab drinks, ice cream and desserts , a nod to the restaurant's origin as part of an Asian grocery store. Now, it's blossomed into its own standalone restaurant branch, and it really shows in the care they put into everything. I'll definitely be coming back. I loved the vibes, the natural light, and of course the amazing food. Next time, I'm definitely trying their bubble tea. It looked so good, and almost every table around us had one!

This place is sooo good. Nice people that work there and food is delish. Ive had several items off…read morethe menu and havw liked everything ive gotten

While sitting here tonight in a Kalamazoo Hotel, it's about 3am and I'm polishing off my dinner…read moreleftovers from DAK GOOD, a Korean Fried Chicken joint. Whenever I'm out of town, I ALWAYS look for a Korean restaurant, and as luck would have it, there are a few in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Yay!! Only thing wrong with my search, two of the three were closing in ten minutes and the third was advertised as Fried Chicken. I was 15 minutes away, so I gave in for the chicken, with fingers crossed that they'd have other popular dish options. Beautiful little restaurant when you arrive, very clean too. Immediately greeted and asked if to-go or dine-in, as they have a good counter for food delivery services. I of course opted to dine-in since I had about an hour til closing. Really nice looking menu, with plenty of selections beyond Fried Chicken. I didn't hesitate too long as to expedite my meal before closing. I ordered Pork Pot Stickers (Yakimandu), JapChae, and some Bulgogi. PanChan was extra, and the Kimchi along with Pickled Radish were my selection. The Yakimandu arrived first, nicely plated with half So Garlic Sauce and half Spicy Sauce. The mandi were delicious with these brushed sauces. That Spicy was no joke either, had a really good burning kick. The remainder of the meal was brought out together. The plates looked great and I couldn't wait to dig in, but if course pictures first. Both were super delicious and really hitting the spot after a long day. Very tasty meals. The staff brought me out a dessert after seeing me take all the photos, something I've never had, Deep Fried Cheesecake. Check out the photos. Definitely a different take on the dessert. Everything outside was crispy, of course, with the inside still the same. It was a texture experience. The staff were super friendly, very well knowledged on the menu items. Place was very clean, not just clean, but very clean! I think they said they've been there just over a year. I was served by Freda, and Caroline was there to assist when needed. The hostess was a real sweetheart, I'll call hers "Zaps" (because she had the TV remote at closing and I missed her real name). Young masked gentleman, again missed name, and one of the owners Kenny and his wife Lin. So good, I will be eating lunch and/or dinner there again tomorrow or Monday depending on time. I definitely want to try the Fried Chicken, probably not with the Spicy Sauce this time. LOL I do highly recommend you try this place if you haven't.

The kind of restaurant you think about for a week afterwards. The curry fried race is so good that…read moreI made little happy sounds all meal. It is criminally empty the times I've been there, which is sad but means you get instant service. Feels like there is just an actual mom and pop in the back room cooking just for you.

We dined in, and the service was ok. The guy was friendly and kind however he didn't seem to know…read morethe menu options for dairy or gluten swaps. Food wasn't great. We ordered 4 entrees the ones we usually always get at Thai places and they were subpar. The masamin curry really wasn't very good it was overly salty and wasn't curry but more just tofu and veggies. The tofu wasn't fired very well and some pieces were hard, most of it was overly chewy. Had to ask for water refilled and when he did it had no ice and was warm. I did appreciate that they marked gluten free and vegetarian items though, that was nice. Unfortunately we probably won't be back.

This place was impeccable. The food was very good quality but a little salty. The service was…read moreamazing so fast! Ambience was very chill there was much seating outdoors.

Think of this place as the Qdoba version of Thai or Asian. Everything seemed fresh and the food was…read moretasty. The server was polite and friendly. The place is only there to order as there is no seating inside. There is seating outside, however during the winter time it's not an option. The place is clean inside and a bit cramped if there is a line. You will get your food relatively quick so if you have a hankering for some Thai/Asian with the ability to tailor, make your dish, this might be for you. We ordered and went to another restaurant for more food and sat to eat there.

Cute cafe! Very diverse menu. You place your order at the counter and they'll call your name to…read morecome and get it. Heavily blueberry themed, as it's related to the blueberry farms up here. Reasonable prices for food and drinks as well. It can get REALLY busy though, so be patient. Especially busy in the morning on the weekend. It was fine during the daytime during the weekday. I bought some merch as well as food, including chocolate covered blueberries and a cute dog collar for my new puppy! (See picture). Got breakfast here twice and got the kids breakfast quesadilla, which was big enough for 2 people, in my opinion. Also got a blueberry crisp iced coffee and donuts and pastries for later definitely a must when in Holland

In the Dutch town of Holland, Michigan, there is a little café where the color blue feels less like…read morea shade and more like a way of life. Bowerman's on 8th is a love letter to the humble blueberry, written in the language of warm lattes, fresh pastries, and shelves overflowing with jars that seem to bottle summer itself. As someone with a dairy allergy, coffee shops can sometimes feel like places built for everyone else. But here there was kindness in the details--different milk options, thoughtful choices, and the feeling that everyone should be able to enjoy a good cup of coffee. Traveling from out of state, this was one of the places I circled on my map, hoping reality would match the stories. Somehow, it was even better. The blueberry latte was the kind of drink that slows time. Bright and refreshing, sweet without trying too hard, tasting like a morning walk through a Michigan orchard after the rain. Around me were cases filled with treats and shelves stacked with jams, syrups, and every blueberry creation imaginable, each one carrying a little piece of the region's soul. There is something beautiful about a place that chooses one simple thing and perfects it. Bowerman's does not merely sell coffee--it celebrates harvests, local traditions, and the quiet joy of gathering around a table. You leave with a warm cup in your hands, a bag of blueberry treasures under your arm and a feeling of satisfaction. Some places are worth the drive. Some are worth the hype. Bowerman's on 8th is both.