My family was passing though the area and decided to eat here for lunch. I like how they offer the…read morelunch menu on the weekends. I ordered the three roll sushi lunch with salad and a Thai iced tea. The sushi was good. I liked the salmon roll a lot. the ginger dressing was really good as well. I was not a big fan of the tea. It tasted like they poured hot tea over ice so it was watery. The sweetness level was good. They had good service and I would eat here again.

I ordered the general tso with lo mein and it was just nasty. The lo mein has absolutely no flavor…read moreand the chicken for the general tso was soft and mushy. I didn't even attempt to eat it after the first few bites. This place wasn't for me. The service over the phone was decent. I kept having to repeat what I wanted because it would be wrong when the host repeated it. My husband's orders in the past have also been wrong. I didn't even waste my time taking pictures. It went to the trash. The ambiance was fine. The inside was well kept and clean.

Best Chinese food I've had in NC. They make the real thing. And if someone else is craving Mexican…read moreyall can get that too. The pork egg rolls are the best! Get the homemade egg roll duck sauce. It's got a little heat to it. We tried the street tacos and it was fabulous too. We ate there one day for lunch and have gone back 4 times and the quality was great across the board. This is my new fav restaurant. You won't be sad. Also the wait staff are the nicest ever.

I've eaten here four times I'm going back again tonight. I've had the bento box orange chicken…read morecashew chicken and beef and broccoli all of them good. I may try some of the Hispanic part of the menu maybe the flan.

BEWARE OF THE RED PEPPER SYMBOL on the menu!!!! If you love spicy, indulge! If you are sensitive or…read morecan't handle spice, run faaaaar away from these items. Most places put a pepper symbol and it's not spicy at all, but this single red pepper symbol means business!!!!!! I'm sensitive to spice at the moment so eating my food was a bit of a marathon....but in a good way! Think runny nose & sweating hot with tons of delicious flavor. To start, we served wonton strips with a white yum yum type sauce which was a nice surprise. For our app we had the crab puffs (crab ragoons) which of course were not spicy, perfectly crispy and had the right amount of filling. I also ordered a dragon roll which came out after my main entree since the sushi bar was backed up. This actually worked out perfect because the cream cheese in the roll was a great way to calm the spice in my main entree. The mango and crab on the roll were very fresh, and the size was also pretty hefty for being an 8 piece roll. I could have easily made this into a lighter full meal. For my main entree I got the spicy basil with chicken (red pepper sign alert!!!), brown rice and miso soup. The miso soup was good as expected, the brown rice was cooked to perfection and served in a side bowl, and the main entree was plentiful with perfectly cooked veggies & chicken! This dish brought the heat but in a very good way!!! I couldn't get enough of that spicy basil flavor!!!! I only ate half the dish so looking forward to a delicious lunch today! Can't wait to come back and try more of their dishes but while I'm sensitive to spice at the moment I may avoid the pepper symbol for a bit!

We got takeout for my sushi loving boyfriend's birthday dinner. It was our first time trying them…read more Next time we will dine in. It is cute and cozy inside. We had a big order so we had to wait a bit but we got some boba and had a seat. The staff was super nice. Everything was delicious and we were really impressed. We just moved to the area and we are really happy to have a sushi spot near by. The menu is huge so we still have a lot to try. They have bento boxes, hibachi, teriyaki, ramen, rice, salads, and other entrees. Also take the spicy symbol seriously. We love spicy so it was great for us but definitely got some menu items that pack a punch. Can't wait to go back!

Housed at the end of a highway strip mall outside of Danville, Rustic Barn is neither rustic nor a…read morebarn. It is, improbably, a fantastic Asian fusion restaurant. Yes, you read that right. The idiosyncrasies do not stop with the name. Inside, The Rustic Barn offers an intimate space with low lighting and some interesting décor: random photos of locomotives adorn the wall. The menu skews Thai albeit with some Japanese dishes (gyoza, teriyaki, yaki udon) and a few (a burger, a steak and potatoes) that fit the establishment's rurally suggestive name. The proprietor, Jeb, is gracious and accommodating as well as a showman who likes to joke with his guests. His promise of "everything fresh, everything homemade" is a lot to live up to, but the kitchen here has the chops to deliver on that promise. Our group went with a pair of starters (crab rangoons and gyoza), a pair of curries (roadhouse and green), and a pair of noodle dishes (yaki udon and pad Thai). Everything was attractively plated and delicious. The rangoons were hand-formed into delicate shapes and contained plenty of filling while the gyoza were nice and crisp. My entrée was the roadhouse curry: the house version of Massaman. A hearty dish, it boasted thick-cut vegetables and a rich sauce done to the desired (a little bit spicy) level of heat. Prices are moderate (entrees start in the upper teens), but portions are plenty filling. Given how many Danville restaurants were closed on a Sunday evening, I count myself lucky that The Rustic Barn was not among them. If you come here seeking country cooking, you'll be confused and perhaps disappointed. But if you know what you're getting yourself into, the combination of personable service and tasty food in an offbeat location makes this the epitome of a hidden gem.

Wow!! What a fantastic find. We are out here for a few days from Nashville and decided to give this…read moreplace a go. The food is amazing, authentic, wonderfully prepared and delicious!!! We had Yaki Udon, Pad Thai and Fried Wonton. All the food is fresh and prepared as to perfection!! We also tried the amazing home made lemonade. Everything was wonderful!! Would recommend to anyone looking for a great place to eat. The owner is so kind, informative and caring. Love this place!!! I would give 6 stars if I could. I am Gluten Free and was well taken care of!

Passion is a very solid and good choice when looking for pad Thai in the area…read more I got the pad Thai with steak. I liked how they had actual steak cubes in there, and not just the thinly sliced beef that you are used to usually getting with this type of dish. Was different to see, and I really liked it! Also, make sure you get a side of the crab Rangoon's. Excellent side dish to go along with whatever your main entrée would be. Prices are very reasonable, portions are also very generous which I appreciate.

I would give 0 stars if I could. This was my second time going there and both times sucked. The…read morefirst time I got sushi. The tuna roll was tasteless and warm. It extremely chewy and I got sick within 15 minutes. This time I got chicken pad Thai, trying to give this place another chance. It was cold and the noodles were still hard (not cooked). I asked for it to be reheated before I discovered the noodles were hard and they microwaved it. No one asked why we didn't eat it, or why we had to reheat it. No manager came out. This places food looks like cartoon food. 1000% will never come back.

Can't wait to try this place again . Every bite was amazing…read more My favorite was definitely the Mongolian beef and the crab fried rice very flavorful filled with aromatics. Perfectly seasoned. The beef was crispy. The waiter checked in frequently to see if we were enjoying the food.

Juju (9th Street - Durham) Although we live in North…read moreRaleigh, we've been spending more time exploring Durham's restaurant scene. This time we tried Juju on 9th Street for lunch. Parking couldn't have been easier. We found a space right out front in the lot off 9th Street and walked straight in. It was a quiet Thursday afternoon, so we were seated immediately. The dining room has an elegant, relaxed feel, and with only a few other diners it made for a peaceful lunch. Lunch for two came to about $80 plus tax and tip, making this one of the more upscale lunches we've had recently. We ordered: * Crispy Brussels Sprouts * Shrimp Dumplings (6) * Mongolian Beef * Grilled Lemongrass Hanger Steak Salad * Unsweetened iced tea The Food The Crispy Brussels Sprouts were a great start. They were crisp on the outside without being overcooked, and the mint, peanuts, and pickled onions added both texture and freshness. It was also a large enough portion for leftovers. The Shrimp Dumplings were excellent. The flavor was outstanding, and the Thai chili oil, garlic, scallions, and sesame worked beautifully together. My only criticism was the portion size. At six small dumplings, they felt a little pricey for what you receive. The Mongolian Beef was probably the best value of the meal. The beef had a nice sear while remaining tender inside, and the portion was generous enough that we had leftovers for another meal. It had a nice overall flavor as well. The Grilled Lemongrass Hanger Steak Salad was good, but not quite at the same level. The steak had good flavor, but the cut itself was somewhat chewy. The accompanying rice was simply prepared and didn't add much to the dish. The flavors were enjoyable, although slightly sweeter than my wife prefers. Service Service was excellent. Our server took the time to walk us through each dish, explaining ingredients, spice levels, and preparation so we could choose items that fit our tastes. We especially appreciated her knowledge of the menu and her attentiveness throughout the meal, my iced tea was never empty. Overall Juju offers an attractive setting, excellent service, and several very well-executed dishes. Our biggest challenge was simply that much of the lunch menu leans toward spicier offerings than we typically enjoy. While we probably wouldn't return specifically for lunch, the dinner menu appears to offer a much wider variety of choices that fit our tastes. We'll likely be back to give dinner a try.

This was an awesome experience for a native New Yorkers, the Bao was wicked delicious and the…read morePeking Duck rivaled what I have had in Chinatown NYC , and the impressive hospitality was so special.

This place is Incredible! It's rare to find a place that…read moreserves authentic Szechuan food, this place has everything you could want. It also has the "American" Chinese dishes for those who aren't as adventurous. I was extremely impressed by everything we had. New favorite Szechuan restaurant! We had wontons in chili oil, Szechuan chicken, Kung pao lotus root, and the fried beef with peppers & cilantro. All the dishes were EXCELLENT!

This place is always a fave... bit I did t realize about the TV area that is a sports bar right now!read more

Not sure how I have lived in Chapel Hill almost 5 yrs, have driven by these place almost daily and…read morenever tried it. I must admit, the outside and parking lot leaves a lot to be desired but the inside is a secret garden! So, I am so glad a friend asked us to meet here for lunch yesterday. No greeter and the main entrance and different parts that don't appear to be part of Namu but all are ‍. So, if it's your first time know this. All food is ordered by a QR code which is fine but again if it's your first time, there's no one even walking around that you can ask questions to. But, let's talk about the main star-the food. I like Korean food, have had the widely known bulgogi, kimchi etc. My eyes were startled to see gimbap on the menu. After watching Extraordinary Attorney Woo on Netflix and becoming obsessed with it, IYKYK; I had to try the gimbap. I loved, loved the shrimp tempura gimbap. It was generous portions so I got to bring some home. And, the six different homemade sauces were delicious too...I tried them all. Definitely I will be back and I loved the ambiance!