Spoon — Restaurant in Richmond

We walked over for lunch two different Sunday's after church. We got the pork belly ramen, fried rice, and bulgolgi bowls the first time. We came with our 3 and 4 year old and they loved the high stools and tables. Their favorite was the ramen, which had delicious broth, and the fried rice, which was really flavorful! The bulgogi was ok. It was good, but the combination wasn't particularly amazing.

The service was slower than expected, considering how few people were in the store, but hopefully that means everything is made fresh to order. The ramen noodles are not normal ramen noodles, but you can pick between two different noodle types. That said, the woman at the cash register was very helpful - we asked for two small bowls for our kids and more utensils and she was always very accommodating and kind about it.

It's a perfectly reasonable Asian spot in this area. There's a wide variety of options on the menu and they're all good. If you want something in particular (like ramen or pad thai or bulgogi), you're better off just going to a dedicated spot, but if you're with a group, this offers good options and flexibility. Their tall tables seat 6 each and there's also some counter seating...

Came here because I saw a lot of good reviews, but it’s really disappointing. I’ve personally been to Thailand so many times and this place can’t really call it authentic. Probably that’s why they called fusion that doenst have to taste like Thai foods.

The Tom yum doesn’t taste like Tom yum at all not spicy just taste like a sour broth with noodle in it. And the curry lava is way to sweet. Mango with sticky rice not fresh, feels like they just microwave the sticky rice and served with some mango and drizzle with some coconut milk. Not exactly what it supposed to be.

There are some tables that you can dine in, but they still only give you single used utensils and plates. Semi self service you still have to clean...

Even when you go eat in house they serve you in to-go plastic. Huge waste of materials. Not only that but they don’t give you free water. Kinda wish they would stick to just one cuisine because the multi-Asian fusion just doesn’t work well most of the time, and their restaurant is a prime example. None of the dishes I’ve tried here were really that amazing, and I’ve tried a lot of their menu now so this review isn’t uninformed. The buns are ok, and the curry was fine the first time I had it but the second time it was super bland and the shrimp tasted days old.

You’re going to get a more authentic, much better dish from Thai top ten or My Noodle Bar which are in the same...