Shin-La Restaurant & Sushi Bar
57 Main St, Brattleboro
(802) 257-5226
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We ordered takeout and the take out bag was soaked through and the boxes were squished. Dumplings were burnt and inedible the shumai was only okay. The sushi was pretty terrible. We ordered the maki combo and it all tasted the same and the rice was cooked improperly.
The restaurant also is extremely dirty. The floor looks like it has never been cleaned and the restaurant has a musty smell to it.
The service was just fine. Granted there was no one in the restaurant besides me picking up my order. We spent about $90 on sub par food. I will not be going here again.
Seriously one of my favorite places to eat in Brattleboro. Fast service and excellent fresh food at good prices.
Very good sushi combination lunch, substitute for tuna for very small extra charge, and excellent five-star value. Highly recommend.
Really some of the best traditional Korean dishes in New England, prepared well and very delicious. This restaurant deserves a visit on your way through downtown Brattleboro.
Best restaurant in Brattleboro. The ambiance is so nice. Support this amazing local business Brattleboro is lucky to have. Food is delicious and beautifully presented.
Great food, good vibes, cheap lunch specials
Had a lovely dinner here! Staff was very attentive, food was immaculate as always.
Excellent food, at very fair prices. The service can seem rushed at times but the staff is very friendly. The atmosphere is a little rustic while still trying to stay true to it's identity. Overall an amazing eating experience to enjoy time and time again. Excellent value and an extensive menu with options for all!
Ordered the hot stone bibimbap. Stone was not hot enough to get the rice crispy, and the fern mentioned on the menu was not among the veggies. Also didn't come with bon chan as I would expect it to traditionally.
If I hadn't had the real thing this would be decent, but knowing what a good stone pot bibimbap can be like, this was disappointing.
Very meh!
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 4
Restaurantji Recommends
The food was passable and had some interesting traditional touches in the bibimpap bowl but overall, it wasn’t anything to write home about.I would go again if I had no other options in the area but what I was not impressed with in any measure was the service. The lack of energy and character from our waiter (or waitress? Honestly, couldn’t tell) was disheartening. As a business that interfaces directly with customers, you need personality in that role and there was absolutely none to be found.The setting itself can definitely use a deep clean and update as well. Our table was next to a random silver dollar sized hole in the wooden wall which the kids thought something might pop out from.Hard earned dollars would have been better spent elsewhere.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Bibimbap
This is just a great Restaurant all the way around. Our waiter was wonderful, and the food was scrumptious!
Vegetarian options: Tofu dishes abound!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bibimbap
So delicious ♡ quick service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Good Bim bop but a little sparse on vegetables. Atmosphere is a bit faded. Good enough though
Vegetarian options: Could have had more vegetables in the Bim bap
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Bibimbap
Adults had some nice sushi, and my toddler had fried tofu. We all enjoyed it. I found the vegan rolls more interesting than other places.
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