Great food and poke bowl topping selection. Good service. Clean restaurant and well maintained.read more

This place was our 1st stop when we got to Melbourne! So yummy and filling. Need to try if your…read moreclose by

**INITIAL REVIEW**…read more I've been wanting to dine at Senzu Noodle Bar and Boba (which I will shorthand simply to Senzu for the remainder of this review) for the longest time, simply because it is relative to the Dragonball Series. Ever seen what happens to anyone who eats a senzu bean? Back to the review, I finally got the chance to go into Senzu, ready to dine on both noodles and boba. I mean it is in the name, right? Upon entering, the ambiance is a cross between modern restaurant and traditional ramen shop. I noticed the long wall bar where patrons would line up and enjoy their bowls of ramen during their lunch break, but I also recognize the tables for formal dine-in. As for ordering, they have the traditional face-to-face ordering along with a "contactless" kiosk. Senzu offers a decent range of appetizers, mains centered on noodle dishes such ramen, yakisoba, and udon, rice bowls, and boba. There are more to list, but the aforementioned is the primary bulk of the menu. From said menu, I ordered miso chicken ramen and Thai boba tea. The ramen was very flavorful, with a decent amount of ramen, add-ons, and chicken for $16.00. The Thai boba tea was good too at $4.00. Yes, I will say the price is a bit on the high side these days, but the price of food is going up in general. There is also a specials menu, made new every single day or week. One of the specials on said menu was unagi on rice, or grilled eel with tare glaze on rice. Since it was a special, it had the special price, too, at $20. Not complaining, but take note that specials definitely have special pricing. Was it good? It was, but definitely had better. As a matter of fact, I have had better of each of the food items I ordered. Still, you can't go wrong eating here at Senzu, unless you want to spend a little less. But you know what? I would not expect any less from the same people who own So-Ju Chicken and Bakudan Street Food. Ultimately, I will give Senzu a solid four-out-of-five star rating for this review. Definitely a good place to eat, and a new restaurant to enjoy such food. If they are consistent with their food and presentation (service included), I will grant them their fifth star for consistency.

I went to my go to Bao Bun location…read more I love the simplicity of the place. Order your food sit and it appears. Fresh and flavorful food served by a good staff.

Stopped here on our way from NC to West Palm Beach, Inordered the Paranormal Cold Brew with cold…read morefoam on top. It was delicious! Definitely perked me up and got rid of the sleepy's I had left in me.

Amazing! Service was fast, the atmosphere was very welcoming. I ordered the happy camper which was…read moreaugust special and it was perfect; the Asiago bagel with cream was a great choice as well. I'd be back.

A small space that has no table service, although they do bring it out. So order at the counter and…read moregrab a seat. Ramen was flavorful. The Spicey miso was not blazing hot but a good amount of heat. The pork belly in the tonkatsu broth was very good. Our boba's were very good. I had the tropical fruit one and it was very sweet but a good contrast to my savory ramen broth.

Found this restaurant on google. The food was delicious. Very affordable. Small location but cozy…read more We ordered the Nikuman for appetizer. I ordered the Kakuni Don (pork belly ramen), and the Kara Age Don (Japanese fried chicken) everything was delicious. Good service. Definitely worth checking it out.

Delicious! These waffles were very filling and I felt special when I saw that each plate was…read morecustomized with the customers name . I will be sure to come again. Everyone was very polite and there were a lot of toppings available

Five stars for friendliness, flavor, and flair!…read more We stumbled into Wonder Waffel out of curiosity over their Dubai Chocolate ice cream and ended up completely charmed. Not only was the ice cream absolutely delicious (we tried it in both a cone and cup!), but the staff--especially the German owner--were beyond friendly, warm, and welcoming. They made us feel like more than just customers, and that personal touch elevated the whole experience. The shop itself is clean, stylish, and modern with fun, cozy touches and a perfect pink aesthetic that invites you to stay a while. There's a fantastic variety of desserts, and while we haven't tried their famous waffles yet, we absolutely plan to return for them soon. Whether you're coming for the creamy gelato, the unique Dubai flavors, or just a cute photo under the #socialfood sign, this place is a gem. A sweet stop with a sweet soul.

Experience: I have a nephew who needs a little more gastric ethnic experiences in his life... so I…read moredecided to find a taco truck and get him some real street tacos versus his only experience with Dorito tacos from the . It was around 4:30 on a Thursday afternoon. We found a taco truck that was sharing space with this Venezuelan food truck too. Facility: This is a typical food truck parked on the side of a business along side another truck that forms an L shape. There are a few tables to sit down under a shaded area so you can enjoy the food fresh right at the truck. Service: The lady was kind of quiet and not really friendly. But the food was made quick. Food: We noticed the cheese taquitos on the side of the truck and ordered them. These were sooooo good!!!! Like better than traditional American cheese sticks. My nephew absolutely loved them!!!! And they gave us two yummy sauces on the side of garlic and cilantro. Overall: we will definitely be back to try some more items, but we will ALWAYS get these cheesey dream sticks of joy!

This place has amazing Venezuelan food. I've pretty much been through the whole menu at this point…read moreand I love it all. Arepas, cachapas, empanadas, sandwiches. Omg it's effin Great Food, I'll keep coming back for sure

**INITIAL REVIEW**…read more As of this review, there are three kava bars located in south Brevard county, specifically in Palm Bay, FL: Kraken Kava Bar, Nocturne Teas, and Kalea Kava Bar. To further expand my kava horizons, I decided to go north and check out the other kava bars in my county. Simply because this kava bar is also owned by the same people who own Kraken Kava, I wanted to check out Pau Hana first. I will say their kava is a little better than the average, especially compared to certain locales in Historic Downtown Melbourne, but what I love the most is the ambiance and the fact I made some new kava community friends here, too. Though an address is provided, Pau Hana is located in Metro West, the strip mall that also home to the iconic card, board, and tabletop game store, Get Your Fun On, and the best sushi restaurant in all of Brevard County, Umami. Pau Hana is along the eastside of the strip mall just south of the gym. Just like most kava bars I have been to, it is a small-ish space, but what stood out first was the ambiance. Since kava originates from Pacific island nations, especially its believed origin of Vanuatu, many kava bars seem to opt for a stereotypical pacific islander vibe. Pau Hana, though the name is Hawaiian for "Finished Word," the interior seems more like a secret garden. The interior has flora arrangements, flowered vines, and a color scheme that matches the aforementioned secret garden theme, but it is not overly stereotypical of Pacific Island nations. There are also swinging chairs hanging from the ceiling, which I am unsure require a weight limit notice. I assume anyone can sit, but if you weigh more than 350 pounds, you may want to reconsider any thoughts on sitting in those said chairs. There is also a pool table in the back for those who would enjoy a game of 8-Ball, 9-Ball, One Pocket, or Cutthroat. I loved the drink menu they provided here, especially the kava mocktails. The two I had during my visits were the Horchata Kava and the Dirty Chai. The former is a kava mocktail that consists with your choice kava, oatmilk, cinnamon, vanilla and a garnish of a vanilla stick. The latter is your choice of kava, chai tea, vanilla, and your choice of creamer. I had it once with Irish cream and another time with hazelnut. Both were good. And speaking of kava mocktails, I have to give my regards to Eloise as she's been the kavatender every time I been to Pau Hana. Does an excellent job making my cocktails, but doesn't really have time to converse as every time I am there, the bar is somewhat packed. Ultimately, I am going to give Pau Hana a four-out-of-five star rating for its ambiance, its menu, and the fact my circile of kava community friends grew there. If the bar continues to be consistent in their service, environment, and menu, I will grant them their fifth star in an updated review.

Stopped by Pau Hana and had such a great experience! Upon arrival, I noticed there was live music…read moreperforming on a small stage in the corner, which added the perfect vibe. There's also a pool table and some fun swinging chairs near the entrance that make the place super inviting. Eloise was my Kava tender and she was the absolute sweetest--super welcoming and kind. I tried 2x Original Kava Shells and 1x Kava Chai, and everything was smooth, balanced, and relaxing. Eloise made the whole experience even better with her friendly energy and helpful recommendations. Definitely a great spot to unwind--I'll be back!