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Contribuisci feedbackA must visit! I recommend getting a reservation a week earlier as this place has no walk ins. The food is delicious, standing and eating experience. I recommend going there with a couple of friends and sharing everything. We tried the chicken skin dumplings, and lots of other things, and they were delicious. Their drinks were refreshing.
Great Hidden Restaurant, I am sure you will find it. One pic as hint is attached. Atmosphere and Ambiance of Spoken English is neat, comfortable and elegant. The restaurant appears super clean. Servers are pleasant, communicative, efficient and knowledgeable. It is very small but still comfortable with tables to stand at and the kitchen in the same room. The food is nicely presented, taste was delicious and it is great to share dishes while standing and chatting all night.
Okay yes, yes and yes. Fascinating concept: pocket restaurant with standing room only, accommodating maybe 20ish people. The staff was super helpful and willing to engage. Food was so weird, but in the best way. Cocktails were delicious and the entire branding of the restaurant was spot on. Coat rack was a nightmare but easily overlooked considering everything else this place in the Line has to offer!
Super small space with an amazing menu. First off, you will stand the entire night and be right next to it her people. So, if you are unable to stand for an hour and a half or have problems with talking to your neighbor, this is not the place for you. If you do enjoy stepping out of your comfort zone you will be taken on a fantastic culinary journey. Everything we ate and drank was thoughtfully composed and presented. Service was excellent and we really enjoyed a casual meal amongst been friends we met. We will be back soon!
This no-seats restaurant gives every diner a front-row view to all the cooking action. A very fun and effortless scene that delivers with such creatively rich bites. We enjoyed it! We somehow snagged seats on a Friday night, but I suspect we won’t be able to covet this nook of finger-licking dishes (seriously, forks are optional) to ourselves for long.