My fave here: BBQ baby back ribs- meat so tender, juicy & flavorful they fall off the bone! Also, love that it comes w/ finely chopped & not-too-mayoey coleslaw & thin, straw fries. ;9
Stars here that outshine the rest of the menu items are the Fried Green Tomatoes app, BBQ wings or any BBQ or BBQ jerk chicken dish, collard greens & BBQ fried rice sides! ;9
Dry-rub BBQ. Fall-off-bone ribs were tough & dry. Brisket, (the best) burnt ends, pickles, applewood bacon baked beans, 1/2 sweet & 1/2 unsweetened iced tea! Outdoor deck seating.
Best happy hour in Times Sq (Gyu-kaku's 3rd chain in NYC): M-F 2-6pm & 9:30-close; Sat & Sun 11-6pm. Stay for both :)hrs on wkdays & you can drink & eat yourself silly!
Fun 4 groups & dates, great svc (thx Amy!) & tasty & ok-priced Asian tapas, dim sum, sushi & hibachi. Loved Steam Soup Dumplings, Oink Oink Fried Rice & Taste of Asia cocktail! Worthy of repeat visit!
Has Happy Hour turned to Crappy Hour here?! For $3 xtra, HH Starter Set soup was cold & salad had a tiny drizzle of dressing on it.
This swanky spot was the first Chinese restaurant to earn 3 Michelin stars in Hong Kong. Dim sum lunch is a great way to sample the skills of chef Chan Yak Tak without overdoing things. ์์ธํ ๋ณด๊ธฐ
Amazing dimsum here!! Well worth the price. The char siu pao and the char siu cheung is to die for!
Good for a quick meal. Roast goose leg runs out fast, so go early if you want it. Both the BBQ pork and roast goose are delicious. Menu in English and Chinese.
This is the place to go if you want comfort food or Southern classics like hush puppies alongside your Memphis-style (dry rubbed and hickory smoked) ribs. ์์ธํ ๋ณด๊ธฐ
If you're hungry somewhere near Times Square, this is the place you'll need to stop. Great food, short waiting time, prices aren't too high.
Kimchi jigae at Hahm Ji BachNext time youโre craving a sinus assault at 4am, head to Queens for the kimchi jigae at 24-hour Korean restaurant Hahm Ji Bach. This traditional stew arrives in a bubbl...
Come after midnight and you can literally split an entire galbi/kalbi meal with soondubu and hella banchan for around $12 between 2 people. Best, probably yummiest late night deal in NYC โค๏ธ
Very good food. They have a brunch of nice lunch sets. Loved the Beef and the chicken. Tofu soup was also very good
There's three floors: ground floor for walk-ins and smaller reservations, the second for private parties, and the third for large group reservations.
Unlike others that entertain w/ same mediocre Chef tricks, show & food, Kiku serves a # of options apart frm tasty teppanyaki: amazingly fresh & creative sushi rolls & other yummy Korean dishes.
Started with Kaisou Salad, excellent and fresh! Followed by the epic Gyoza! Crispy on the outside/tender on the inside. Was perfection! Loved the miso soup. Yakitori Don was awesome. Great experience
Excellent. Try the traditional Yakisoba beef (kobe). For a great experience try different dishes (portions are small and could be share around the table).
YUM! My fave yakitori were the Momo (chicken thigh) and Tsukune (chicken meatball). Also delicious are the Tako Wase (marinated octopus) and Mizore Gake (fried eggplant).
Hot chicken wings, cornbread, Brussels sprouts, & yardbird for 2 (includes Mac n cheese and other delights) were all very good. It's a loud spot, fun for a special occasion and good for groups.
Marcus Samuelsson hit a grand slam. The ambiance is terrific; like a contemporary speakeasy. The food is even better. Try the mac & greens, crayfish grits, red caesar, and the dirty rice & shrimp!
The herbed chicken tenders, the hush puppy sweet potatoes, the naked wings and the cranberry brussel sprouts.
High quality Korean bbq. Your best bet is to go with the chefs recommended fixed menu for $45 and add Korean bacon, a highlight. Place is quite overhyped as noted by users Foursquare rating
Love how surprisingly fresh & creatively plated the sushi is. Just save me a spot at the sushi bar & order the perfectly fried gyoza along w/ the uni, Grilled Tuna, & Volcano rolls.
Touted as celebrity haunt & a fave teppanyaki w/ views, Mt Fuji, also offers a $27 AYCE super Sunday brunch 11:30am-3pm menu
Best upscale teppanyaki in HK! The foie gras, abalone, Kobe beef, duck, & uni make it worth every pretty penny! ;9
Pricey but an al fresco AYCE buffet HK fave of mine: zen atmosphere, poolside dining next to HK Harbor, & high-quality grilled meats, seafood & salad bar, & dessert station.
What Iโd order: Jerk Ckn, Cornbread, collard greens, Mac & Cheese, Chicken & Waffles. Bonus: open โtil 5:30am on Sat & Sunโs. ๐ฆ
Montreal-style finest smoked meats shop w/ 2 of NY Mag's best sammies: the SMOKED MEAT & the RUTH WILENSKY. For more gut-busting goodness, get their other Canadian classic -poutine!
Some of the best ribs I've had anywhere. If you like spicy over sweet go with dry rub or Jamaican jerk. I had the four rib sampler and those were my favorite. If you like sweet, go for the original.
Best spareribs in Aruba. All-U-Can-Eat ribs on Tuesdays. Also, the best pulled-pork ever! Try the big Joe sandwich: 1/2 lb pulled-pork, 1/2 lb beef patty + 1/2 lb cole slaw on top of each other! :)
Look no further. The best dessert is their Banana Caramel Cheesecake Xango. ;9
Rude host Wang wldnโt seat us 2 MIN B4 happy hr start..even after I told him I was disabled/hurting+NO ONE else was waiting+empty tables were everywhere+New mgr Jason didnโt try to make it up to us m
THE BEST crispy & smoky cubes of Memphis-style BBQ (Wet but I prefer โem DRY) Burnt Ends in the Northeast! Thx for the sweet hospitality & delish grub @MemphisKing2013 !
