Having lived in Korea I'm always on the hunt for good Korean food. I ordered tteokbokki and it was…read morebow tie shape which I thought was odd and the sauce wasn't right. Also my meal didn't come with kimchi which was surprising. A nice attempt but needs some tweaking.

Getting really tired of these fusion type places that don't stick to tradition at all. Like not…read moreeven close. Maybe it's just me and I'm frustrated. If you want authentic Korean grandma vibe/foods just take the train to nyc and go to Kisa in lower east side.

Chi Maek is pretty centrally located in a strip mall across from Dutch Wonderland and near many…read moremalls and shopping. I was staying in a nearby hotel and drove by almost every day for a week and decided it was time to try it on my last night in Lancaster. When I got there at about 5:45pm there were just a few tables occupied and it was easy to immediately place an order (you can order at the counter, or on a kiosk). I placed an order for japchae noodles and then a 5pc of drumsticks. It ended up being way more food than I bargained for and so I took most of the japchae to-go. The wings were made-to-order and had the characteristic double fry and then were bathed in a yum yum sauce. It was very good and not overly spicy. The japchae was fine but didn't have quite the same star power that the fried chicken had. The noodles were soft and portion was large though which was good. By the time I left about 30 minutes later, the restaurant was packed and there was a line to order that was nearly out the door. I can understand why this is a popular place!

Stopped in for lunch on a weekday. Atmosphere was very pleasant as the restaurant is clean and…read morebright. The server/front of house employee was very attentive. The Food - really, really delicious. We tried a bit of everything. Started of with the Takoyaki, which was some of the best I've had in Lancaster. We each ordered an entire to split, the Spicy Chicken Bibimbap and the Soy Garlic Korean Tacos. Also got a side of regular Kimchi and Kimchi coleslaw. Surprisingly we really like the Kimchi coleslaw. Absolutely give this place a try, they also have online ordering so you can takeaway!

Very good place I've been coming to this restaurant for over three years and it's my go to!…read more Their bimbimbap are the best!

Japchae and banchan (fish cake, pickled radishes, pickled cucumber salad, and kimchi) with sticky…read morerice wqw my first meal at Onions Cafe in Lancaster. I've always passed Onions but never stopped in. They're a little diner spot on queen street that serves American breakfast with authentic Korean dishes for lunch. While the Japchae was pleasant, it didn't have as much flavor as Seoulmates did. I loved the free banchan that was included with the meal, though! The cucumber salad and fish cake were especially tasty. All of this was $17 + tip. Honestly was more than enough food for 2 meals for me, and I eat a decent amount. While my main wasn't the best, I do hope to try more of the menu and really enjoyed the banchan.

The Best Buffet in Landcaster #1.The people that works there they so nice. Food is so good. And…read moreplace so clean. I recommended u won't be disappointed. Love.

The food choices are vast. The food tastes very good. Service is great. We really like Manor Buffet!read more

Such a hearty and delicious spot especially with the weather changing! The staff were all…read moreincredibly helpful with recommendations and helped my mother in law decide on what to get. We ordered the edemame, the mayu tonkotsu and the agedashi tofu. Everything was delicious and nothing was left behind. The high point of the meal were the mushrooms in the agedashi tofu. They acted like a sponge and soaked up the sauce it was served in. It was such a flavor bomb and I will be craving it again soon!

Stopped by this ramen spot for dinner since I was in the neighborhood, and it turned out to be a…read moresolid choice! The ramen menu offers a good variety of options. While the broth and noodles didn't necessarily stand out compared to some of the many ramen shops I've tried, everything was well prepared and the ingredients tasted fresh. I also ordered the chicken katsu curry, which was enjoyable--the curry sauce had a rich, comforting flavor and paired well with the crispy chicken Service was good overall. The staff checked in a couple of times, and the food came out quickly after ordering. They could have been a bit more attentive throughout the meal, but nothing that took away from the experience The restaurant has a classic ramen bar setup with a clean, inviting atmosphere. I also loved the décor, especially the giant Pikachu statue, which adds a fun touch to the space Overall, it's a great neighborhood spot to satisfy a ramen craving. If you're nearby and looking for a casual, reliable dinner, this place is definitely worth a visit!

The server was very friendly and kind, providing a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Although she did…read morecheck-in with us regarding our appetizer, she was too preoccupied to check-in regarding our entree, due to her being the only staff in the dining area catering to 4 different tables; understandable but didn't leave us the opportunity to address our issues with the entree (which will be highlighted below) until we paid for our bill and came across someone else by happenstance. The aesthetics were elegant and on the dimmer side, especially if you're seating at the corner tables away from the light, we recommend sitting closer to the light or by the entrance if there's still light out. We really loved the crab croquettes appetizer, which had a perfectly crispy exterior that complimented perfectly with the moist interior mixture of potato and crab that paired very well with the aioli. The crispy potato that accompanied the NY strip was perfectly balanced as well, with the crispiest exterior that I ever had with a potato dish! Unfortunately that was the highlight to the entire dish, for the strip was extremely lean without any fat or marbling to help balance out the leanness of the steak (which is evident in the attached photos below). Usually a NY strip, even if grass fed, would still have a strip of fat on the outer layer, but ours did not have any at all, which you can see from all slices we've made. We weren't hoping for ribeye-quality fats at all, but just one that wasn't completely lean. The creamed spinach was also quite bitter and watery, which definitely diluted its creaminess unfortunately; you can see from the photo the wateriness in the creamed spinach where the cream began separating. We love their menu and the restaurant's elegant vibe, as well as how beautifully the food was presented, but unfortunately we were left disappointed by our main entree. I highly recommend their crab croquettes so please give that a try if you can, I promise you won't regret it! Thank you for reading and best of luck! (:

Came in on a Friday night. Wasn't very busy at all. Octopus appetizer was okay. First time having…read moreit so maybe I'm just not a fan of octopus? The steak was undercooked but the sauce accompanying it was delicious and the steak overall has a good taste. The potato side dish was weird and just really dry. And wasn't a fan of the creamed spinach. The potential was there with good service and nice place but the food just didn't live up to it

I have to ask... a Trini restaurant in Lancaster?! Of course I had to see if it was actually worth…read moreit, especially as a doubles lover. WELL WELL... it exceeded every single expectation. The doubles? Exceptional. Soft, perfectly filled, and full of flavor. And the hot pepper sauce? Whew. It didn't just add heat, it elevated an already outstanding dish to another level. I ordered so many doubles I barely had room for anything else but I had to try the dhal and it was exactly what I needed. Comforting, rich, and done right. Everything tasted like true, authentic Trini food, the kind that makes you feel warm, satisfied, and already thinking about your next visit. I was literally craving it every single day for the rest of my Lancaster trip. The space itself is on the smaller side, but really cute and inviting. The service was great: friendly, welcoming, and made the whole experience complete. Whether you're new to Trini food or already know what's up, Calaloo will not disappoint. Trust me, you'll be planning your next visit before you even leave.

Callaloo has been one of my favorite restaurants in Lancaster for quite a long time. Their flaky…read morebuss-up-shut bread paired with their perfectly seasoned coconut jerk chicken melts in your mouth. I always order the coconut jerk chicken and am delighted be the Trinidadian/Asian fusion mix their menu provides. Specials rotate, which is so much fun. The staff are always friendly, helpful, and even my gluten-free mother can eat here. The food is consistently good and the spice levels are high, so take them seriously! Especially the pepper beef. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone passing through!

Our second visit to Ninja Ramen did not disappoint. We pretty much had a repeat of our first…read morevisit, except this time my niece tried the pork ramen and we started with the soup dumplings, which everyone enjoyed. As with our visit last year, the service was friendly, the environment was fun, and the food was delicious. I'd absolutely recommend if you have anime/ramen lovers in your circle.

This was sour second visit and the food is consistently outstanding. The staff if attentive and the…read morespace is jolly.

We ordered the Tempura Spicy Tuna Roll, Albacore Roll (we didn't love this one), a Vicki's Roll,…read moretwo classic Salmon Rolls, the fried rice with chicken and spring rolls. All in all this food was pretty good, the place itself is nice inside and overall taste of the sushi was good. The salmon rolls were the best, very fresh, best value!!! Staff was friendly. We will probably try some other things from them next time! Gave it 4/5 stars because we have had better sushi in the area and some rolls could have had more flavor, plus my tempura roll was supposed to come with masago and it didn't have any on there. Overall, not disappointed just not 5 stars.

Closed suddenly about two months ago. Took awhile to move all the restaurant equipment out but the…read morenext establishment has already begun to move in. Tables are set with linens, silverware and wine glasses but there's no clue about when opening will be, or what cuisine will be featured! A word of caution: this will be the fourth eatery at this location in the same number of years.

Stopped in over a convention weekend wanting to support local business and avoid delivery services…read more We typically avoid Chinese/Japanese places during cons as they tend to get packed and take forever to get food just on the sheer volume of attendees all wanting Asian Cuisine. I couldn't fight the sushi craving though so we relented and stopped in on the recommendation of a friend who's a regular here on con weekend. I had a basic combo of California roll, Salmon roll, and tuna roll with salad and husband had a Philly Roll and Eel Roll. Another home run! Sushi was fresh and delicious. Prepared in a good amount of time. We called an order in and in less than 30 min we had our food. Impressive again since this is a pretty popular stop during the weekend.

This was in a super walkable area so it was a plus that we could walk there…read more It is a small place that is nothing fancy. But the food does not disappoint!! The sushi was fantastic. I would highly recommend the Osaka roll but keep in mind it does have peanuts in it. Also loved the Fire Ice Roll.. it was warm and had yummy cream cheese in it. The people with me really liked the TNT Roll.. it was deep fried and very crunchy and all the flavors came together to make it a great mouthful. The sweet and sour chicken was served up warm and deconstructed which we liked because you can put the sauce on as heavy as you want. They gave us a generous portion size. I would definitely return if I was in town again.