visited this for few times and mostly just ordered their Vietnamese noodle (pho) or crispy skin fried chicken and rice. the place is decent but the service just not that great as the waiter normally will just throw the menu or the food to the table recklessly.
The decor is not so hot (just your basic tables and chairs) and sometimes you might have to share the table with others and only cash is accepted. So bring your cash.

Approximate cost: $12

This is the only place that I would ordered my martabak coz it taste more like the classic original Indonesian martabak. you can order via the phone ang get it delivered to your home for free if you order more than $25. but it take almost 1 hour to reach your front door.

Approximate cost: $15

never thought that I could finish 3 plates of rice when I ordered the ayam bakar (grilled chicken) and some other dishes.
There's always a queue at lunch time and dinner time. Value is reasonable but portions are small. Can get very noisy especially when you get seated with or near students from the nearby uni.
I love the chilly on the table but for those who can't handle hot, do not touch it! coz it's freaking burn your tongue.

Approximate cost: $9

It is in the upstairs and there is no lift. so not a good place for people has leg problem. nice hot pot and kimchi. their free side dish are amazing. feel free to ask for more side dish if it's finished.
Entrée prices generally ranged from $10-15; mains, soups and rice/noodle dishes were typically about $13; Korean Hot Pots $35-40 and Korean BBQ $15-60.
During our visit, ten other customers, all of Asian origin came in for meals, reinforcing our own perception of the cuisine's authenticity. This, plus great flavours, the prompt, friendly service, and the very good value will see us return to explore more of the menu.

It is one of the nice japanese restaurant that produce a very nice ramen. price range are decent. should try this one if you love ramen. sometime can get very crowded, so need to queue.
I love Japanese food and Japanese style restaurants that just deliver the food without fuss fresh ready made and well priced.
I can't say I've tried them all, but I have quite a few under my belt...rather in my belly. Their tonkotsu ramen is very good.

their bread are very nice. always love to buy the shallot bun and bbq pork bun. other bread with pork floss are also a champ. price are reasonable.

It's the biggest korean restaurant so far I've ever visited. plenty of space. the food are excellent especially the fried chicken in chilly tomato sauce, hot pot and those wonderful free side dishes. must try!
Ordered the BBQ, ddeokbokgi, korean seafood pancake and Baby Octopus Dolsot. The korean pancake was delicious and ddeokbokgi is spicy.

just next to the kinokuniya book store. So every time if I happened to go to the kinokuniya, This time I had a salmon soup, a delicious, fresh and healthy dish. I also like the fish set a great combination of different fish cooked in various ways. I will come again to have my lunch there as well. spacious and comfortable to eat. love the katsu chicken don. great value :)

for the taste, 5 stars. there is no question about it. fresh sashimi and the hand rolled sushi just mouth watery.
Staffs are so friendly especially the staff member named Hisataka (Japanese gentleman).
I ordered something out from the menu But they quickly made what i requested as it was not on the menu. For the record I was pleased by the sushi.
it just the queue sometime made me giving up to wait.

a good place to have a cheap yet nice and big portion meal. Shandong chicken is a must order dish. you will see every table has shandong chicken as this dish is their signature dish and i have to admit it really living up to its name. but the service..hmm..umh..very very bad. horrible service, They don't really care if you have been waiting for very long time for your food, they just keep saying to you to wait and wait. don't expect to receive a nice smile from them.