Been coming here for years. The chicken satay is solid, good flavor. Pad thai with tofu and veggies is my usual order, it&#39;s filling. They haven&#39;t changed much, which is fine by me.

Found some wild soda flavors here. Like a fizzy lychee thing. My kid loved the weird Japanese candy. Fun to just wander the aisles.

Nice outdoor seating when the weather&#39;s good. Perfect for a coffee, though it&#39;s a bit pricey for the portion.

Nice spot for a quick bite. The back area is quieter, good for a relaxed lunch. Food came out fast, which is what I needed. Interior&#39;s clean and modern. Got the chicken sandwich, it was solid.

The soups are huge! I got the clam chowder and it was basically a meal in itself. Yeah, it&#39;s a little pricier than some places, but the portion is massive. I couldn&#39;t even finish it.

Thai fried rice with prawns was spot on. Huge portion, had to take half home. Place was packed, glad we booked ahead.

The happy hour deal from 4-6 PM is a smart choice. I tried a few smaller plates, and the ingredients tasted really fresh. The grilled vegetables were crisp, not soggy at all. It&#39;s a nice way to sample things without over-ordering.

The pizza&#39;s always on point here. The crust has that perfect chew, and the toppings are fresh. The owner and staff are super friendly, which makes it a comfortable spot to grab a slice.

Cozy spot, good for a casual dinner. Staff was friendly and attentive. Had the grilled salmon, cooked well but a bit small for the price. Service was prompt.

The staff was so friendly and attentive. I really appreciated how they were quick with refills and had great suggestions for the menu. It made the whole meal feel relaxed and enjoyable.

The lychee martini is my go-to. It&#39;s a nice twist on the classic. But at $16 a pop, I only ever get one. Wish happy hour applied to these creative cocktails too.

The owner is so warm, made us feel right at home. We got the Redbull and Sansai Special rolls &ndash; you can tell the fish is really fresh. Just a heads up, the place is pretty small, so maybe not the best for a big group.

The shrimp fried rice is solid. Good amount of shrimp and they take the tails off. Rice is fresh and soft.

Pad Thai is solid, especially with extra spice. My regular spot for Thai in Central Oregon.

Been coming here for sushi lately. The fish is fresh and the chefs know what they&#39;re doing. It&#39;s a solid, reliable spot. The price is fair for the quality you get.

Stumbled on this place while walking around. The food came out fast and tasted really good. Service was nice too. Just a solid spot for a casual meal.

The fresh spring rolls were so crisp, and the peanut sauce was just right. Really appreciated the quality of the ingredients.

The inari and veggie rolls were a nice surprise. The rice in the sushi was chilled, which felt really refreshing. A good choice for a warm day.

The sourdough was fantastic, especially the three-cheese loaf. We polished off the whole thing. Paired it with a nice glass of Pinot Noir, which really worked with the sharp cheeses. A bit pricey for just bread, but it was that good.

The tempura fish and veggies were pretty good. Light and crispy, not greasy at all. I don&#39;t usually go for fried food, but I&#39;d get this again.

Their General Tso&#39;s chicken. Best I&#39;ve had, honestly. Crunchy outside, sauce is just right. Haven&#39;t found another spot that even comes close. That&#39;s it.

The blackened salmon here was a real treat. So often it&#39;s dry, but this one was perfectly moist inside. The veggies and rice pilaf were a solid side too.

Stumbled on this place driving through Salem. The baba ghanoush was so creamy, and the chicken kabob was juicy. The owner was super friendly, chatted with us for a bit. Perfect for a casual dinner with friends.

The bibimbap here is so fresh. You can really taste the quality of the vegetables, and the gochujang is perfectly balanced. It&#39;s a great spot for a healthy, satisfying lunch. I&#39;ll definitely be back when I&#39;m in the area.

The staff was really friendly and our server gave some good suggestions.

The pancakes here are huge! Seriously, one order is enough to share. They bring out crayons and coloring pages for the kids, which is a nice touch. It&#39;s our go-to for a quick, no-fuss weekend breakfast.

Been coming here for years. Service is usually quick, staff is friendly enough. But on a busy Friday night, it felt a bit rushed and they seemed stretched thin. Still got my order right, though.

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