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"This place used to have the best Carbonara I've ever had. But now the recipe seems different and it seems skimpy and not as good. Which is very unfortunate because it was delicious, now it's just kind of meh. And it seems that change has occurred with most menu items.I used to love getting food from here and would recommend it to friends but now it feels kind of mediocre."
Telefone: +17035432660
Endereço: 14260G Centreville Square, 20121, Centreville, US, Sully Station, United States
Cidade: Sully Station
Segunda-feira: 16:00 -02:00
Quarta-feira: 16:00 -02:00
Quinta-feira: 16:00 -02:00
Sexta-feira: 16:00 -02:00
Sábado: 16:00 -02:00
Domingo: 16:00 -02:00
Pratos: 4
Comodidades: 8
Categorias: 5
Avaliações: 161
I've only eaten here once so far. The server was very helpful, he guided me through the menu and warned me of the size of many on the dishes (I was by myself). Many of the dishes are family style (one large portion). So bring a group to best enjoy this place. I tried the spicy fish skewers, which had 5 or 6 skewers, a large pot of broth and vegetables, and a bowl of rice. It was good and had the right amount of spiciness to it, but it's definitely a meal for 2 or 3 people. The atmosphere from the outside looked like they were closed. The windows are very dark. The inside is very nice and has a simply to it. They had a large TV display at the front of the restaurant playing what I believe is Korean pop music videos. I really liked it. They were interesting and had a great beat.
We ordered the rose tteokbokki and sea snail salad with noodles. The tteokbokki was slightly overcooked but the sea snails and noodles were just right. We asked for some lemon (for the soju) and the staff went above and beyond by bringing a small plate of lemon slices. There weren't that many people on a Sunday night when we went, which was surprising considering how packed the plaza parking lot was. The best thing about this pocha was their music selection (2010-2019 ballads). Paired with some soju, this is just the quaint little place for catching up with friends and having heart to heart talks.
FOODWe ordered the chicken bites and the regular tteokbokki with ramyun for a total of $38. It is on the pricy side but the amount given is generous. We couldn't finish the portions and ended up bringing most of it home with us in complementary containers.SERVICEThe staff are kind and friendly.AMBIANCEK-Pop music serves as the ambient music in the restaurant. It is loud but not overbearing. The place can get busy even on a weeknight, but service is quick and steady.PARKINGAmple parking is available around the store that is shared by neighboring vendors.
This place def has that drink and eat a lot with friends vibe, particularly for late nights and weekends. My friend and I didn't know that and came for dinner. Music was obviously loud and the restaurant was dark, which is perfect for that vibe. We only wished we had more friends with us and planned on drinking, so we could order a lot of food. Everything was so satisfying, and there was so much food. Definitely worth the price. I will definitely come again with the right mindset next time, especially to try more things.
This place used to have the best Carbonara I've ever had. But now the recipe seems different and it seems skimpy and not as good. Which is very unfortunate because it was delicious, now it's just kind of meh. And it seems that change has occurred with most menu items.I used to love getting food from here and would recommend it to friends but now it feels kind of mediocre.
