The all-you-can-eat deal is honestly a solid pick. I loaded up on the special rolls and gyoza, and the salmon was surprisingly fresh for that price point. Portion-wise, you definitely get your money&#39;s worth. Just don&#39;t expect anything fancy, it&#39;s more about quantity than fine dining. Good spot if you&#39;re hungry and on a budget.

Tried the daal porridge bowl and the fried oat patties. Both were properly seasoned and filling. The lemonade cut through the heaviness nicely. Portions are decent for what you pay. Wouldn&#39;t say it&#39;s mind-blowing, but it hits the spot if you want something hearty and different.

Strawberry ice cream was genuinely good. Like proper gelato, not the watery stuff. Iced coffee and lemonade did the job too. Pricey though. Fine for what it is, but don&#39;t come here expecting cheap.

The passionfruit cake was so light and creamy, loved the crispy base 😊 Perfect for catching up with friends over coffee.

Tried the plaice sm&oslash;rrebr&oslash;d and tartare&mdash;both were solid picks. Sat by the water, which made it feel more relaxed than your average lunch spot. Place wasn&#39;t too loud either, could actually hear the person across from me. Good enough that I&#39;d swing by again if I&#39;m in the area.

Simple French food done right, and the prices are fair. Wine list had a few good picks too. Nice spot to grab dinner with friends. 🍷

Solid burger spot in the meatpacking district. Patty was fresh and cooked just right, fries crispy too. Prices a bit steep but the quality shows.

The sorbets really hit the spot &mdash; intense fruit flavor, not too sweet. Fine for a quick stop while walking around.

The four-course menu was solid, especially the fish course. Nice setting for a birthday dinner.

The char siu was the standout &mdash; tender, sweet, just the right amount of fat. Duck was solid too. Dumplings were kinda plain, honestly. Portions are big, which helps. Place fills up fast, so go early or wait. That&rsquo;s about it.

The oysters and beef cheek were spot on. Quiet spot for a Tuesday night, though I bet it gets packed come summer. Would&#39;ve loved a better wine list to match the food, but the one we had worked fine.

The vegan option they made for me was actually decent. Courtyard seating was fine but I mostly just cared about the food.

The steak was cooked just right&mdash;tender, no fuss. The salad bar felt like a bonus, and the kids were happy with the soft serve. Nothing fancy, but it hit the spot for a casual dinner. Maybe a bit busy on a Friday night, but we managed fine. I&rsquo;d come back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

Gluten-free bread here is actually decent, which is rare. Staff knew their stuff when I asked about allergies. Place was busy but they handled it fine. Not the cheapest, but for GF options in the area, it&#39;s a solid pick. I&#39;ll probably come back when I&#39;m in the mood for a safe meal out.

The hamachi and lobster were spot on, and the quail surprised me. Plating was beautiful too. Would&#39;ve liked a better wine suggestion to go with the meal, though.

The gochujang rigatoni was the reason I came and it didn&rsquo;t disappoint. Good kick of spice, creamy without being heavy. The room itself is pretty snug though, tables are close together so you kind of hear everyone&rsquo;s conversation. Fanni was nice and checked in at the right moments. Fine for a quick pasta fix but not somewhere I&rsquo;d linger for hours.

Been coming here for years, mostly because it&rsquo;s right next to the hostel and I know exactly what I&rsquo;m getting. The price is fair for the portion size, and the food is always decent&mdash;nothing fancy, but it hits the spot. Consistent is the word. That&rsquo;s why I keep going back.

Been here several times now, and it stays solid. We had a bigger group for a birthday thing, and they managed it well. Food came out consistent, which is what keeps me coming back. Cozy room too. Only thing is it gets a bit loud when it&#39;s full, but that&#39;s on us for booking a Saturday.

The interior&rsquo;s clean and modern, seats are comfy too. Had the chicken tikka masala and lamb curry&mdash;both solid, but the garlic naan was the real highlight. Warm, fluffy, just right. Good spot if you&rsquo;re after a relaxed Indian meal without any fuss.

The pistachio croissant got me. I&rsquo;m not even a pistachio person, but that filling was so rich and creamy, the layers actually flaked the way they should. Place was packed, but honestly, worth squeezing in for. Just wish they had more seating.

Popped in on a quiet Tuesday evening. The staff actually let me taste two wines before I picked one, which I appreciate. Ended up with a nice glass of something red, didn&#39;t catch the name. The place has that local, unpretentious vibe. Not fancy, but comfortable. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area and want a decent pour without the fuss.

The dining week menu had some really clever twists on Italian classics. Stracciatella and scallop dish stood out&mdash;fresh, light, just right. Steak with sunchoke chips surprised me, in a good way. Place felt a bit quiet for a Friday night, but that almost made it nicer. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back for the regular menu.

The lighting is soft and the seats are comfortable&mdash;nice for a relaxed dinner. Got a bit loud later when more people came in, but I still enjoyed my meal. The greens tasted fresh, which matters to me. I&rsquo;d come back on a quieter evening.

Food was fresh and the sauce really let everything shine. Staff were nice, but the noise level made it hard to chat. Solid spot overall.

Decent pizza and attentive service, though nothing mind-blowing. Cozy little spot that&#39;s easy to walk past.

The wine list here is pretty solid, and the sommelier actually knew what they were talking about. I went with their pick and it paired really well with my meal. The alcohol-free cocktails were a nice surprise too, not just an afterthought. Service was friendly without hovering. Decent spot for a relaxed dinner if you&#39;re into wine.

Came for the tapas buffet, kids did the build-your-own burgers. Bettina kept things moving fast, even when it got busy. Solid spot for a quick bite.

Cozy little place, definitely feels like a local hangout. Menu changes often, which I like. Wine list is solid and actually affordable for once. Portions could be a bit bigger for the price, but overall decent.

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