A great way to try out some Korean cuisine!…read more We were seated quickly and the waitress gave us enough time to look over the menu. We really enjoyed the Mandu dumplings, that are crispy and have a flavorful inside. The Korean fried chicken was also a hit. We got the bone in and enjoyed the K barbecue sauce style. But I actually liked the tofu soup and army stew. These soups were not very spicy, but had the spice of the Korean chili flake nicely infused to a flavorful broth. I'm a big fan of glass noodles so the army stew had some nice salty notes with the spam and hotdog. My friend liked the tofu soup and it came with three Bach Chan side dishes. Would be nice for them to have a bean sprout side but the vinegar dikon radish was good! The space was inviting but maybe too bright for me with the lighting. Overall would recommend! I have had many a tofu soups in the cities and i would say this one is my favorite!

We tried K-Chicmac in Richfield and had a great experience from start to finish. We ordered one…read moreserving of chicken fried wings and asked if they could split it into two portions for us--and they happily did, which was a really thoughtful touch. The wings were excellent: light, crispy batter, evenly fried, and juicy inside with no greasiness. Simple, clean execution that lets the chicken shine. The kimchi had a nice fermented tang, and the vinegar-pickled radish was crisp, refreshing, and perfect for cutting through the richness of the fried chicken. The ambiance was good, comfortable and clean, and the service was friendly and accommodating. Solid Korean fried chicken spot with great attention to customers--we'll definitely be back.

A Study in Patience and Poultry: The Unhurried Charm of Cedar Inn…read more Tucked away on Cedar Street just outside the bustling Minneapolis perimeter, the Cedar Inn operates on a frequency entirely its own. It is an unapologetic local haunt, a room thoroughly saturated with what one might politely call "character." To cross its threshold is to accept a fundamental renegotiation of time: one must abandon any sense of urgency, as the kitchen operates with a deliberate, unhurried pacing that turns a quick bite into an extended residency. Fortunately, the establishment provides ample diversion for the wait. The space is a veritable playground of local wagering, boasting an array of gambling options that keep the atmosphere charged and the patrons thoroughly entertained while the culinary gears slowly turn. When the food does arrive, the results are largely triumphant. An order of twelve wings, efficiently partitioned among a trio of diners, proved to be the exact mathematical ideal for a shared appetizer. More importantly, they were a genuine culinary delight--crisp, well-sauced, and deeply satisfying. The supporting cast of sides was equally formidable; both the onion rings and the French fries achieved a flawless, golden perfection that many loftier kitchens struggle to master. The experience is not without its rustic quirks, of course. The beverage program is staunchly utilitarian, dispensing sodas strictly by the aluminum can. And while the fryer was clearly working magic on the potatoes and onions, the fried mushrooms suffered a tragic loss of thermal momentum, arriving at the table regrettably cold. "A good local pub has much in common with a church, except that a pub is warmer, and there's more conversation." -- Bill Vaughan Despite the sluggish tempo and the minor misstep with the mushrooms, the Cedar Inn remains a fundamentally great local spot. It is an establishment that knows exactly what it is, requiring only that you adjust your watch to its rhythm. I will certainly be returning--if only to surrender to the pacing once more and investigate the promised draw of their Tuesday tacos. If this dispatch from the local tavern scene was useful to you, please leave a like or comment below so I can keep writing these reviews for your education, preparation, and enjoyment.

Best day ever! Best wings ever!…read moreBest batrendress ever!!! if you're a fan of wings, look no further. the "F'd Up" wings are absolutely amazing. Like... do not pass these up. Heidi is absolutely a kick! She has now made this place a "Visit weekly" spot. She is legitimately the "life of the party" Bartender! D&D look forward to coming back!

I love to stop into Buster's whenever we land at the airport in the afternoon. The menu is nicely…read morevaried and includes a lot more options than the typical pub or beer bar (though it includes some of that standard fare also). The beer list is one of the best in the Twin Cities, and the selections rotate quite frequently. The bartender is always attentive and food comes out promptly. Parking can be a bit of a challenge at times, with cars lined up for hundreds of yards down both sides of the street. I've learned to drop off my "date" and have her place an order for me so that it arrives when I do!

Wow. About 5 years ago I left a glowing review for this neighborhood gem. I went to pick up a…read moredinner order today and I take back my last review. I called on Memorial Day and placed a phone order because the online ordering system on the Buster's website was down. No problem, the order was done over the phone, and pick up would be ready in 15 minutes. I live 5 minutes away, so no problem. 8 minutes later I show up to pick up the food. This place was dead, which just 3 people at the bar. This place is usually packed for happy hour at 4:00pm. At least my food was ready when I arrived. I paid, left a good tip, and went back home. When I opened the food at home, I was disappointed. I ordered the homemade vinegar chips to find just plain chips. What? This was one of the standouts when Triple D aired for this joint. I double checked their website, and sure enough, just plain chips now. Dang. Well that was in me. What wasn't on me was the horrible pale looking limp fries. I literally live 5 minutes away, but the fries were cold and limp. Even putting them in the air fryer didn't help. The chicken sandwich I got for the kid was dry, and also came with the sad limp fries. The wife's CCC burger looked pretty good though, but we had to throw the fries away. My dry rub wings were the only saving Grace of the entire meal. Sad. Won't be eating here again.

MSP location was great for breakfast!! The breakfast…read moremeatloaf was excellent! I'm going to try to duplicate at home! Friendly server named Jen who actually took my order in person instead of a QR process. Printed menus too. i paid with QR app but Jen made sure I did it correctly and confirmed. I would definitely stop again if I have enough time between flights!!

My favorite place to eat when passing through Minneapolis airport. The food is always delicious and…read moreconsistent. My favorite is the Walleye sandwich, but the Juicy Lucy (cheeseburger) is a MUST. Had wonderful service from our waitress Hannah. Great personality. Unfortunately, I cut my finger accidentally when a glass broke - and the manager of the restaurant(Whitney) was fabulous. Helped me in the bathroom and bandaged my finger. I cannot say enough about this restaurant and its staff. I don't think you can have a better set of staff and a manager that looks out for the staff here especially at an airport

What I support for this establishment is less about its food but more about its message and the way…read moreit serves communities. Ever since 2020, the climate surrounding the George Floyd Square has changed dramatically, and this establishment has become an even stronger integral part of the community as the square itself had represented how the community thrives with its people. A lot of respect for the establishment from that perspective. In terms of food, I would say the soul food, which contained mostly sides, were the main highlight for me. The mac & cheese was salty enough. The fries were solid in a "you can't really go wrong with it" type of way. The candied yams had enough sweetness. The collard greens could taste better but standards must be lower when they're not homemade. I also enjoyed the catfish fillets as they were fried to preserve enough hotness and softness. A lot of what they served, they made on the spot, which was what may be causing longer wait for some. Meat-wise, a lot of items could use further improvement because they were too dry, such as the smoked wings and the beef brisket. The wings were dry to the point that they condensed and got extremely salty. The brisket relied a lot on the sauce and the existing fat on the meat for juiciness while the meat itself didn't have a lot of flavor or juice. As for the ribs, they had some seasoning, and tasted just fine, and weren't as dry. But I have had ribs in Texan barbeque places before and knew what "seasoned" ribs were like and therefore concluded that the ribs here were not spectacular. With all that said, however, I still will return here as often as I can because I love supporting this business. The person serving me was very hospitable and patient. I still got some pretty solid barbeque even if it's not Texas. Besides, outside just the barbeque food, the soul food was solid, like I had mentioned above.

It had been a minute. I remembered it being good, but damn, in fact the food is great! I had 6…read morepiece ribs, beans and greens and this was a MEAL. Ribs smoky and savory, flavorful from first to last. Beans delightfully sweet and tangy. The greens extremely well seasoned with some heat. I went from so hungry to absolutely ready to lay down for a food nap. This is a true personal-service hole in the wall. They were out of a few things. But what I got was perfect, so why would I care?

The owners here were super nice. Will say that this is a place where you want to take it to go…read more Wings were delicious. I brought this to a friends potluck event and it was gone within the first hour. Will recommend calling them ahead of time to put in an order. Additionally, you will need to find street parking.

I had the house fried rice, chicken egg rolls and fried catfish. Maaan I'm telling you all three…read morevery good and the price is very reasonable and not high. The owners are very welcoming and this is a great food spot for your seafood to go highly recommended.

Best pizza around MOA for sure! We got the Hot Honey pizza and a slice of cheese for the little…read moreone. She (4yo) fully endorses the cheese slice :). Pizza was very tasty and a little spicy but MN hot. Nice atmosphere, full bar and plenty of seating. Plenty of workers and very clean!

Decent for what it is!…read more Not the best pizza in the world but it is very decent pizza, the ingredients are fresh and the dough is always good and fresh and crispy. It's right down the street from where I live so I can't complain. The sandwiches are not good. I feel as if they use low quality ingredients for them and they just aren't as good as they could be. I also enjoy the wings a lot. A good spot to either visit for a quick snack or to get delivery from out of convenience. Staff is always nice and easy to work with. It'll keep me coming back for sure!

I would order from wings & things super late at night after a night out with friends and i was…read morealways pleased. The wings are insanely tasty and filling! perfect for a late night snack or even a take out dinner!

3.5 stars. Spice not too spicy (don't get the chipotle spice). Wings were good though. Absolutely…read moredo not get the mozzi sticks either. No cheese in them.