“I lived in Texas for a couple of years and one of things I miss dearly are the tacos (especially breakfast tacos ). I had seen people speak highly of this place on various foodie groups and gave it a try a few months ago with my boyfriend. I remember we got regular tacos (as in not breakfast tacos) but don't remember which ones we got. I remember them being delicious, though! This morning I ordered a half dozen bacon & egg breakfast tacos (have to have leftovers!) with salsa Roja. I immediately scarfed down two of them (although one would have been enough) and it tasted just how I remember them tasting in Texas. I have never been able to recreate a breakfast taco like those despite the fact that tortilla, bacon, and eggs are all easily available no matter where you are. Something is just different about those Texas tacos, lol. my only disappointment was that I ordered big red soda (I was so excited to see they have this!) and received big red gum instead. However, that could have been an error on my DoorDash driver and not the restaurant. I highly recommend this place for delicious, cheap food.“
“came with my few friends to eat at the hmart food court and we have no regrets!! we were to spend a day in DC but decided to eat local first.we ordered the Mala Tteokbokki with suspicions because mala is a very strong sichuan spice flavor. it was ~$22.00 total for the medium size. the mala tteokbokki came with 2 fried noodle dumplings, shredded green onions, grilled brisket, one egg, glass noodles, long rice cakes (that you can cut up with given scissors), fish cake, carrot, onion, and cabbage. this blew our mind since it was really not spicy at all!! there was definitely the infamous mala aftertaste but it made my mouth water for more HAHA. towards the end of the meal, the spice DID build up but not too much. it also depends on your spice tolerance and the three of us eat spicy food well.everything was cooked pretty well but the glass noodles were so-so. i cook these at home too when i'm craving homemade tteokbokki or ramen or home made hot pot, so i make them softer and chewier. the glass noodles were a bit harder to chew, but not too bad!! still very much enjoyed the meal :)) this is definitely my favorite now. i've tried the original, the black bean version, the rose, but mala beats them all. i recommend also ordering a side of fried assortments to dip and enjoy more or order [cheesy korean corn dog right across from this stand :)) service was very helpful and quick. the man that took our order was kind and patient and happens to also help run the korean corn dog spot too !“
“I love the golguppas the papri chat I go there to eat every Friday and Saturday and now she is selling the pani also in a bottle oh let me Felton it's worth buying it's so yummy and now I ordered my my ginger pickle and garlic pickle once I will get it I will leave the feedback but its so good“
“Got the pulled pork which was very big and delicious. The potato salad was very good also.Not much choices on sauces, we'll I didn't ask so that is my fault. They did have a good sweet sauce I used.Paul and Aaron were very friendly, would definitely go back.“
“"Taste of Istanbul" truly lives up to its name. We felt transported to an authentic "esnaf lokantası" (a traditional Turkish eatery) in Istanbul. Although I'm not a gourmet, I can confidently say that if a place brews Turkish tea deliciously, you can be sure their food is equally exceptional, and that's precisely the case here. The flavors were reminiscent of the vibrant culinary scene in Istanbul, making this restaurant a hidden gem for those seeking an authentic Turkish dining experience.Parking: after 5pm, all parking lots are free.“