Yelp Pour les professionnels Écrire un avis Se connecter S’inscrire Restaurants Maison & Travaux Services auto Plus Daniel "UYE Wizard" B. From Atlanta, États-Unis 4283 amis 4283 avis 76045 photos Élite 2021 ’20 ’19 ’18 ’17 ’16 ’15 ’14 ’13 ’12 Qu'est-ce qu'une Élite Yelp ? “Yelp ACRONYM Member 2015 - https://goo.gl/ga8GbS” Ajouter comme ami(e) Complimenter Envoyer un message Suivre Daniel B. Avis identiques Profil de Daniel Aperçu du profil Amis Avis Photos des commerces Demandez à la communauté Compliments Astuces Favoris Collections Événements Je les suis Signaler ce profil Avis Trier par : Date E-Gyu Revolving Sushi BBQ $$$ Sushis, Coréen, BBQ & Grillades 5979 Buford Hwy Atlanta, GA 30340 États-Unis 30-11-2021 E-Gyu Revolving Sushi BBQ was better than I expected, but I have to admit I was a bit skeptical of this place when I first heard about it. Unlimited all-you-can-eat (AYCE) conveyor belt sushi *and* Korean barbecue? How good can the quality be? It sounded gimmicky. Well, I have to say I enjoyed my experience here. None of the food was bad. At the same time, the sushi wasn't great either, but it was acceptable. It's about what one can reasonably expect for $39.99 AYCE sushi and barbecue ($29.99 barbecue only). Those were the prices during our visit. I thought the barbecue quality was good considering the price. At $29.99 for AYCE barbecue, for the quality you get, I think it's pretty reasonable. Of course, prices will go up with time. At the time of writing this review, E-Gyu has an average Yelp rating of 3.5 stars with 115 reviews. I think that's about right. I'm giving this place 3.5 stars rounded up to 4. I couldn't decide whether to give this place 3 ("OK") or 4 ("Good") stars. At the end of the day, it's all about your expectations and what you're going for. If you're looking for a fun experience with decent, but not outstanding, food, then I think E-Gyu is worth it. If you prefer high quality sushi and Korean barbecue, then you should go to a dedicated sushi or dedicated KBBQ restaurant instead. If all you want is conveyor belt sushi, then you should go to Kura Revolving Sushi Bar down the street. A lot of sushi snobs hate on that place, but I've actually been a big fan of the Kura brand for years because of its cheap, yet still satisfying, sushi. The selection of conveyor belt sushi at E-Gyu isn't on the same level as Kura. However, the quality isn't significantly different, in my opinion. Simply put, it's acceptable for cheap sushi. I think the sushi at E-Gyu is just as good as, if not better than, the sushi at Revolving Sushi Bar in Kennesaw. Where Revolving Sushi Bar has E-Gyu beat is in selection. Of course, Revolving Sushi Bar doesn't have KBBQ. When it comes to sushi, I go for nigiri, not rolls. I tried several of E-Gyu's nigiri and wasn't disappointed in any of them. Going in, I was worried that they might skimp on the fish, use too much rice, and/or the fish quality would be sub-par, but none of those were the case. In terms of selection and quality, I admit it's bottom of the barrel, but it's at the bottom of what I'd deem allowable. I tried their tuna, salmon, eel (unagi), seared steak, egg omelette (tamago), and more and enjoyed everything. An observation I had about E-Gyu's nigiri is how the fish are cut into long strips that go well past the rice. I thought this was interesting. One of my Korean American friends observed this too in my photos. He commented that E-Gyu's nigiri reminded him of the nigiri in South Korea. "The fish pieces are very long like this," he said. This same friend of mine used to work at Park 27 Korean BBQ and Bar in Midtown. He's a great chef, experienced in traditional Korean cuisine to smoking his own meats, American-style. I mention this because his opinion on food is one I respect. He knows what he's talking about. He saw my picture of E-Gyu's in-table grill control panel and said E-Gyu uses the same grills as Park 27. This led us to believe E-Gyu is Korean-owned, which wouldn't surprise me given its location in International Plaza with Red and Green Brazilian Steakhouse (also Korean-owned; I suspect perhaps the same owner or affiliated?) and other Korean businesses nearby. Finally, another comment he made was to a picture I posted of E-Gyu's beef brisket. He said, "Wow. Legit brisket. Has both point and flat parts in one slice." "Point" and "flat" refer to two different muscles on a whole cut of brisket. On every slice of brisket we were served at E-Gyu, we got both the leaner flat muscle and the fattier point muscle. That was a great segue into the Korean barbecue side of E-Gyu. E-Gyu's barbecue is the star of the show. They use down-draft grills, which have become the norm, so the dining room isn't smoky and you won't leave smelling like the restaurant. In all, there were 19 meat and seafood options we could grill ourselves. Unlike some Korean barbecue restaurants, you have to do the cooking yourself at E-Gyu. Along with the brisket, I had the "full face" porterhouse, ribeye, and filet mignon. As another one of my Korean American friends commented, the cuts at E-Gyu are more "Americanized" and you have to season all the meats yourself. Several condiments are available at the table and more condiments, such as sesame oil, are available upon request. I thought all of the meats were decent quality and satisfying enough. Again, nothing was bad. Meats are ordered via tablet and arrive on bullet trains on tracks above the conveyor belts. Banchan (Korean side dishes) are on the belts and you grab them yourself. They include dishes like kimchi, various salads, cheese corn, and rice cakes. The latter two you can throw on the grill. Service was good. Inside. Dining room. I'm positioned about in the middle of the room facing the entrance in the far back. Server giving us extra minced garlic in the condiment sections of our eating trays. Inside. Dining room. Facing storefront windows to parking lot of International Plaza. Voir toutes les photos de Daniel B. pour E-Gyu Revolving Sushi BBQ Cet avis est-il … ? Utile 9 Drôle 3 Cool 9 Wild Birds Unlimited Oisellerie 4711 Hope Valley Rd Durham, NC 27707 États-Unis 29-11-2021 When my wife went to get her nails done at Eden Nail Bar, she noticed this Wild Birds Unlimited (WBU) store in the same shopping center. This is the Food Lion shopping center on Hope Valley Road in Durham, officially called Woodcroft Shopping Center. Neither of us had heard of WBU until discovering this store. There are six locations in the Triangle. There are three in the Triad where I grew up and 12 in metro Atlanta where we also call home. WBU sells bird feeders, bird food, nesting boxes, bird baths, and other associated hardware and accessories. My wife saw a hummingbird outside one of the living room windows of our upper-floor apartment. Therefore, we ended up getting a Mosaic Birds (Couronne Company) brand hummingbird feeder ($26.99) and WBU hummingbird and oriole nectar (8 oz for $3.99). To go on top of the feeder, to keep ants away from the nectar, we got a "Trap It" ant trap ($7.99). After tax, everything was $41.89 to start feeding hummingbirds on our balcony. The feeder was an immediate success! While eating dinner one evening, around sunset, I spotted a hummingbird going to town on the nectar. The next evening, my wife and I had a blast watching different hummingbirds take turns feeding. We knew they were different based on their color (e.g. one hummingbird's neck was white) and size. There was a relatively small hummingbird that struggled with finding the nectar at first - it kept trying to insert its beak and tongue from the side, but it finally found one of the holes on top. After three days, about a third of the nectar in the feeder was gone. The items from WBU were totally worth the money. Customer service was great. There were two young female employees that looked like they were high school or college students. Both were very nice and very helpful. Thank you! This is WBU store #332. There are over 300 stores in the US and Canada. Hummingbird and Oriole nectar. $3.99. Mosaic hummingbird feeder. $26.99. Trap It (red color) to prevent ants from getting to nectar. $7.99. Cet avis est-il … ? Utile 7 Drôle 4 Cool 8 Hardee’s $ Fast Food, Burger, Petit déjeuner & brunch 6116 Farrington Rd Chapel Hill, NC 27517 États-Unis 28-11-2021 One of the main reasons we came to this Hardee's is because we got some coupons in the mail. The coupons ended up saving me $3.50 on a #8 Frisco Angus Burger small combo meal (regularly $8.49) and $0.98 on two Mini Swirls (regularly $1.49 each). We ordered at the drive-thru. Unfortunately, the staff got our order wrong and misapplied one of the coupons: 1. We ordered one #8 meal and one #9 meal (Bacon & Cheese Angus Burger). When we got home and unpacked our dinner, we saw they had mistakenly served us two #8 meals. We confirmed our order on the screen at the drive-thru to make sure it was correct before proceeding to the payment and pickup window. The receipt even shows we paid for one #9 meal at $8.99. So we effectively paid $0.50 extra for an additional #8 meal which we did not order. SMH. 2. I used coupon 2947 for a "Free Mini Swirls Cone with any Lunch/Dinner combo purchase at regular price." The cashier rang me up for a different offer that printed as "$1 MiniSwirl w/Cbo" on the receipt. In other words, $1 Mini Swirl with combo. So instead of getting a free Mini Swirl ($1.49 value), I got $0.49 off each of the two Swirls I ordered. Before ordering, I explained the coupons I had in order to prevent any mistakes. Before handing them over at the window, I was given a total. I handed the coupons over and was given a revised total. I just had to trust that the cashier entered the coupons correctly. For $4.99 in expected savings, it wasn't worth it for me to ask about. Also, the cashier didn't have a great attitude so I didn't want to get into it with them. On the bright side, the food was decent and what I've come to expect from Hardee's and American fast food chains in general. No surprises with the burgers and fries. Before this visit, the last time I ate food from Hardee's was over eight years ago (a fish sandwich from the High Point, NC location). I will say we were underwhelmed with the Mini Swirls. The picture on the coupon led us to believe the Swirls were made in-house (like from a soft serve machine), but they were actually bagged like something you would buy at the store. They were Blue Bunny brand and they were tiny -- a lot smaller than we expected. "Mini" indeed and, in my opinion, not worth the regular price of $1.49 each. We got both flavors offered: Cookies 'n Cream and Strawberry Shortcake. Cheap, artificial-tasting desserts. Not terrible, but average at best. I think I'd come back here only if I was in a pinch. Hardee's summer coupons we got in the mail, IIRC, for summer 2021. They expire August 15, 2021. Page 1 of 2. Cet avis est-il … ? Utile 6 Drôle Cool 4 BP Stations d'essence 2229 Towne Lake Pkwy Woodstock, GA 30189 États-Unis 27-11-2021 According to the top of my receipt, this is the "Towne Lake BP." You can find it at the busy intersection of Towne Lake Parkway and Eagle Drive in the Towne Lake community of Woodstock, Georgia. I filled up at this BP on my way to play golf at nearby Towne Lake Hills Golf Club. I was coming from I-575 and passed the QuikTrip on Towne Lake Parkway on my way here. However, the QT was out of mid-grade and premium. My car needs premium and this BP had it. If that QT had premium, I probably would've filled up there since QT's gas prices are generally cheaper than BP's prices. This BP gas station has 16 pumps, a convenience store, and a machine car wash. I believe I also saw a car vacuum and/or tire air machine. I used pump 15 and it was in good condition. My receipt printed clearly. The paper towels and window washing liquid were stocked near me on my side. I used one paper towel and it was nice quality. Durable. I visited on a Saturday around noon and the station was moderately busy. I tried to check in using GetUpside to get some money back, but this BP wasn't offering any rewards at the time of my visit. To get free money back on your gas purchases, use GetUpside. If you use my invite code, DANIEL66482, you'll get an extra $0.15 per gallon cash back the first time you use the app. No gimmicks. Simply free money back. Overall, this BP was fine and looks to be reliable. Three stars (OK). Cet avis est-il … ? Utile 9 Drôle 2 Cool 5 Rasa Malaysia $$ Malaysien, Fruits de mer, Nouilles 410 Market St Chapel Hill, NC 27516 États-Unis 26-11-2021 We really enjoyed our dinner at Rasa Malaysia. Both the food and service were great. This restaurant compared favorably to my other Malaysian restaurant experiences, mostly in Atlanta, which is a good thing considering the smaller size of Chapel Hill. Rasa Malaysia is located in the Southern Village neighborhood. I believe the restaurant, which was originally known as Merlion before changing ownership, is about as old as the neighborhood itself which was established in 1994. The restaurant changed from Merlion to Rasa Malaysia in 2015. Our amazing server, Lia, told us that the cuisine has always been Malaysian. Our friends, who live in the neighborhood, recommended this place. My wife and I had also heard positive things about this restaurant from others. We found the food to be quite "authentic" and delicious. Here's what we got: Appetizers: * Beef Mango Salad ($9.95) - fresh mango salad and sliced beef with citrus dressing Kampong Favorites: * Roti Canai with Curry Ayam ($15.95) - buttery layered canai (Indian pancake) with chicken and potato curry * Penang Char Kway Teow ($15.95) - wide rice noodles with shrimp, egg, chives, and bean sprouts in Kechap Manis dark sauce * Laksa with chicken ($14.95) - udon noodles, tofu, bean sprouts, and egg in coconut-spiced soup * Rasa Malaysia Nasi Lemak ($15.95) - authentic sambal ikan bilis, crispy ikan bilis, curry chicken, egg, cucumber, roasted peanut, coconut rice Meat & Poultry: * Mango-Mango Ayam ($17.95) - crisped chicken filet, fresh mango salad with tangy mango sauce Seafood: * Sambal Oelek Fish ($19.95) - crisped filet over angel hair carrot in chef's sambal oelek sauce Our favorites were the Roti Canai with Curry Ayam, Penang Char Kway Teow, Laksa, and Sambal Oelek Fish. I recommend each of those dishes. Roti canai is a Southeast Asian flatbread. Rasa Malaysia's menu describes it as an "Indian pancake" which isn't wrong. It's Indian-influenced and it's a pancake in the Asian/Indonesian sense. The Roti Canai we had here was perfect, from taste to texture. For the latter, the flatbread was flaky with a little bit of chew to it. Most roti canai is served with curry and that's how they serve it here. There are sweet variations that include sugar and even fruit and condensed milk, but Rasa Malaysia's is the savory kind. "Ayam" is Malaysian for chicken so "Curry Ayam" is simply chicken curry. Rasa Malaysia's chicken curry was full of flavor. Rich and delicious. It was ideal for dipping torn-off pieces of roti into. The same chicken curry was served as a part of the Rasa Malaysia Nasi Lemak dish. In that case, the curry was fantastic with the accompanying white coconut rice. If anything, there should have been more rice to go with both the curry and the ikan bilis. "Ikan bilis" are small, whole, deep-fried anchovies. Nasi Lemak is a national dish of Malaysia and ikan bilis is one component of it. In Malay, "nasi lemak" literally means "fatty rice." I thought Rasa Malaysia did a good job with their sambal-marinated ikan bilis. It was very flavorful, but not overpowering, and the dried anchovies were delectably crispy. Sambal is a red chili paste/sauce that's used in a lot of Maritime Southeast Asian dishes (e.g. Malaysian, Indonesian, and Singaporean cuisine). Sambal Oelek (or Ulek) is a specific type of sambal, which I believe is technically Indonesian and not Malaysian. Regardless, it's good. The sambal oelek I'm most familiar with is the one you can buy at Asian grocery stores in the clear plastic jars with green caps from Huy Fong Foods: "Sambal Oelek Ground Fresh Chili Paste." It's always been a staple condiment in the fridge wherever I've lived. I'm not sure if Rasa Malaysia uses the same kind of sambal oelek in their Sambal Oelek Fish dish because the sauce in the dish tasted significantly more dialed back, spice-wise. Still, the sauce was quite delightful, packed with wonderful, complex flavor - creamy, curry, spicy, perhaps even coconutty - and the fish itself was fried crisp with outstanding texture, inside and out. The fish was served as a single filet with no bones, which I prefer. The Penang Char Kway Teow was excellent. This is a classic stir-fried noodle dish which is a popular comfort food. Again, Rasa Malaysia gets the consistency just right, this time with the wide rice noodles. They were addictive to eat, especially with their distinctive cooked, smoky flavor. Another terrific, comfort-food-type dish from the region is laksa. Rasa Malaysia's Laksa was served in a big bowl - generous portion size - with a broth and noodles that were very tasty. Even the chicken was nice and tender. Very good quality all around. The Beef Mango Salad and Mango-Mango Ayam weren't bad. They just weren't as outstanding as the other dishes to me. Service was great thanks in large part to our very friendly and attentive server Lia. The restaurant has a spacious indoor dining room and covered patio. The atmosphere is ideal for both groups and date night. Inside. Main dining room. In the rear, facing the front. Inside. Small openings in the back of the dining room allow you a peek inside the kitchen. Inside. Bar in the back. Voir toutes les photos de Daniel B. pour Rasa Malaysia Cet avis est-il … ? Utile 6 Drôle 1 Cool 8 Coronato Pizza $$ Pizza, Desserts, Salades 101 Two Hills Rd Carrboro, NC 27510 États-Unis 25-11-2021 Coronato Pizza is the best pizza we've had in the Triangle yet. We loved this place. Not only was the food outstanding, but the service was as well. I highly recommend this place if you're looking for good pizza in the Triangle and, more specifically, the Carrboro-Chapel Hill area. Coronato opened in August 2019 in the still relatively-new South Green retail development in Carrboro, not far from downtown Chapel Hill. This is a casual, modern pizzeria and bar. It has a two-story dining room inside and mostly uncovered patio seating outside. It's not a huge place, but I think it's spacious enough. During our Friday dinner visit, the restaurant was comfortably busy with a steady stream of both dine-in and takeout customers. There was plenty of free parking in the smoothly-paved lot right in front of the restaurant. We sat on the patio and it was a fun, pleasant experience. My wife found Coronato on Yelp. It was highly-rated and the pictures of the food looked good. Here's what we got: Cocktails: * Bellini ($6) - peach puree, prosecco * Aperol Spritz ($5) - Aperol, prosecco, soda Salads and Snacks: * Burrata ($16) - fresh Italian burrata, Vera Luce Farm organic tomatoes, Taggiasca olives, traditional basil pesto, sea salt, "really good" extra virgin olive oil Pizza: * Funghi Pizza ($18) - roasted onions and mushrooms, fresh mozzarella and Taleggio cheese, torn parsley, lemon and Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese * Sbagliata Pizza ($16) - mixed-up "Classica" with raw crushed tomato sauce, fresh basil, smoked mozzarella and Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese * Potato Pizza ($16) - slow-roasted potato and garlic base with preserved lemon, Fontina, fresh mozzarella, Parmigiana, and rosemary From the cocktails to the pizzas, everything was great. There wasn't anything we were even slightly disappointed in. If I had to find something to nitpick, it would be the presentation of the Bellini. A Bellini is normally served in a champagne flute, but ours was served in a glass. While the presentation was underwhelming, the drink itself tasted wonderfully peachy with a satisfying fizz. Unlike the Bellini, the Aperol Spritz looked amazing. Both drinks utilized reusable gold straws. The Aperol Spritz had crushed ice and a ripe orange slice. This was another fruity, sparkling cocktail that was cold, refreshing, and not too sweet. As someone who loves burrata and orders it often, I thought Coronato's Burrata was excellent. It was fresh and high quality. Vera Luce Farm, where the tomatoes came from, is located in nearby Hillsborough. The farm specializes in Italian and Southern European vegetables. Pretty cool. The tomatoes tasted super fresh. My wife still thinks about how sweet and tender the tomatoes were. For as much burrata as I've eaten, I think this was my first time having it with pesto. The pesto was placed beneath the burrata. They worked really well together. In short, this dish was magical. Of the three pizzas we tried, our favorite was the Funghi (white pizza). For me, the Funghi was followed by the Sbagliata and then the Potato. My wife liked the Sbagliata (red pizza) and Potato (white) pizzas equally. At the end of the day, I don't think you can go wrong with any of these. We both love mushrooms so the Funghi was a natural choice for us. The pizza was incredibly delectable, especially with all the umami from the mushrooms. All of the pizzas were thin crust, Neapolitan style. The dough was chewy and scrumptious with the outer edges charred and crispy. The Sbagliata is a "mixed-up" version of Coronato's take on the classic Margherita pizza. The thing that made it different was the smoked mozzarella, the smoky flavor of which was very evident and unique. It had an extra depth of flavor compared to regular fresh mozzarella. As for the Potato Pizza, it was a recommendation from our sweet server Ava E. The potatoes added a creaminess to the pizza, the zesty lemon flavor was noticeable and enjoyable, and the rosemary added a terrific herby taste. In all, Coronato had 12 pizzas on the menu, one size only at 11 inches in diameter, priced at $12-18 each. They also had five Roman pan pizzas (most $26 or $28 each) along with over a dozen interesting Italian apps/sides like Mozzarella Fritti (fried mozzarella, $5) and tomato-braised Eggplant Meatballs ($12). They had a decent wine list plus beer, cider, and cocktails. Service was fantastic. Ava was our primary server. She had a really upbeat, positive attitude that elevated our dining experience. We were also seen by two other staff members who were cool and friendly as well. Everything we ordered came out in a reasonable amount of time. Inside, there were two all-gender restrooms in the back. The one I used was clean. "Coronato" is Italian for crown. Got some leftover Coronato Pizza to-go. The sticker on the box has helpful reheating instructions. Got some leftover Coronato Pizza to-go. The sticker on the box has helpful reheating instructions. Housemade Calabrian chili oil and dry red pepper flakes. Voir toutes les photos de Daniel B. pour Coronato Pizza Cet avis est-il … ? Utile 11 Drôle 6 Cool 10 The Fresh Market $$$ Supermarchés 1200A Raleigh Rd Chapel Hill, NC 27514 États-Unis 24-11-2021 The Fresh Market in a nutshell: Unique, quality products. Helpful, friendly staff. However, selection is a bit limited when compared to a competitor like Whole Foods. My wife, who does most of the grocery shopping and cooking for us, likes to stop by The Fresh Market usually on her way home from the hospital. As a UNC Health employee, she gets a 10% discount at the store, which is a nice little benefit and added incentive for us to shop here. I think anyone with a college ID, whether student or employee, is eligible for the discount here. Shopping at The Fresh Market is a classy experience. For me, I think a lot of it has to do with the jazz music they play while you shop. The stores also have a relatively "upscale" and elegant feel to them. Something I noticed at this Fresh Market in Chapel Hill is they still use what looks like the original handlebars from old shopping carts. I thought that was pretty cool. Photo: yelp.com/biz_photos/the-…. Examples of items we've purchased from this store include Sumo Mandarin oranges/citrus fruits ($3.99/lb), "TFM" (The Fresh Market) Ultimate Caesar Salad Kits ($3.99/bag), Cucina & Amore farfalle pasta (2 for $5), ground chuck beef ($5.99/lb), large grated domestic cheese ($16.99/lb), SMT Tomato Basil Sauce ($5.99 for 24 oz), an iris and tulip bouquet ($10.99), TFM Chicken Pot Pie ($10.99), Charmelia flowers ($7.99), organic romaine lettuce ($3.99), boxes of Sumo Mandarin oranges/citrus fruits (2 for $9.99), assorted cake doughnut holes ($3.99/box), and Pure Greens with apple cold-pressed juice ($4.99/bottle). Among these items, we enjoyed everything. We were only disappointed in the boxes of Sumo Citrus. Little Giants brand, they simply didn't have the same delicious texture and sweetness as other Sumo Citrus we've had. They weren't nearly as juicy either. The price was too good to be true. We like the Sumo Citrus from Whole Foods, when it's in season, the best. This Fresh Market is conveniently located on highway 54 (Raleigh Rd) at the entrances/exits to 15-501 (Fordham Blvd), east of UNC campus, in the Glenwood Square shopping plaza. To view current specials for this store, click/tap here: thefreshmarket.com/featu…. The Fresh Market was founded in Greensboro, NC in 1982 (the year I was born). I was born and raised in nearby High Point. Growing up, my mom would shop at The Fresh Market in High Point and bring me along. It was at the High Point store (now closed) that I discovered I had a shrimp allergy. I ate a sample shrimp and suffered a painful allergic reaction there in the store. Good memories. Cet avis est-il … ? Utile 8 Drôle 3 Cool 7 Commentaire de Customer Loyalty .. de The Fresh Market Service client 29-11-2021 Thank you for your support, Daniel! We are pleased that you are enjoying our offerings and that our… En savoir plus We Suki Suki $ Vietnamien, Cuisine fusion asiatique 479-B Flat Shoals Ave SE Atlanta, GA 30316 États-Unis 23-11-2021 I enjoyed all my visits to We Suki Suki in East Atlanta Village (EAV). We Suki Suki is known for its "Global Grub Collective" or food court / food hall. It's a handful of small kitchens and counters/stands that serve - or have served - a variety of cuisines, from Cajun crawfish to Moroccan eggplant stew. To be clear, "We Suki Suki" isn't just the name of the food hall. We Suki Suki itself serves food too. This isn't a very big place with only about a half-dozen communal picnic tables inside the common area dining room. There is no outdoor patio/seating. I guess you could stand and eat at the small wooden counter outside the storefront, but it's not an ideal place given the customer traffic and busy sidewalk. We Suki Suki is pretty much in the heart of EAV. The space and atmosphere are consistent with the neighborhood's grungy, indie, hipster vibe. During the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the dining room has been blocked off. The businesses converted to takeout, pick-up, and delivery only. I suggest ordering online to save time. Parking is free along Flat Shoals Ave SE and Glenwood Ave SE. If you don't like street parking, you can also park for free in lots next to and behind the building that We Suki Suki shares with other businesses. I prefer to park on the street because those lots have never been in good condition the times I've driven through and/or parked in them. Lots of pot holes. For a current list of vendors and their business hours, visit wesukisuki.com/the-globa…. Last I checked in mid-November 2021, they were: * DDDelicious Island Cuisine * EATAVISION STUDIOS: eatavision.com * Lifting Noodles Ramen: yelp.com/biz/lifting-noo… * M&M's Comfort Zone: yelp.com/biz/m-and-m-s-c… * Mushi Ni: yelp.com/biz/mushi-ni-at… * Poke Burri: yelp.com/biz/poke-burri-… * We Suki Suki: yelp.com/biz/we-suki-suk… CajXen Crawfish Boil, Dani Marco Tacos, and Marrakech Express were some relatively recent vendors that I don't think are around anymore at We Suki Suki. I've had the food from Poke Burri (poke bowls, sushi burritos, sushi donuts, sushi pizza, sushi corndogs, and more), sister restaurant Lifting Noodles Ramen, Marrakech Express (Mediterranean and Moroccan), and Mushi Ni (Asian bao bun sandwiches and bowls). I enjoyed and liked them all. I never got to try M&M's Comfort Zone (Southern comfort food) and We Suki Suki itself (Vietnamese banh mi sandwiches and bubble tea), but I always heard good things. Sadly, on November 11, 2021, owner Quynh "Q" Trinh announced she is closing We Suki Suki by the end of the year: facebook.com/permalink.p…. You can read more about what went into Q's decision to close in an Eater article published the same day: atlanta.eater.com/2021/1…. In the end, I thought We Suki Suki and the Global Grub Collective was a fun place to visit. My wife liked it, we took my oldest sister and niece here when they were visiting from out of town, and I've been here for a Yelp event. During the pandemic, I ordered online and picked up takeout from here. All of the chef-owners I've met or interacted with have been friendly and cool including Amal Alaoui (Marrakech Express), Seven Chan (Poke Burri, Lifting Noodles), and another guy who I believe was affiliated in some way with Q. Thanks for all the yummy food, good people, and fond memories, We Suki Suki. You will be missed. Cet avis est-il … ? Utile 10 Drôle 4 Cool 10 411 West Italian Cafe $$ Italien, Petit déjeuner & brunch, Fruits de mer 411 W Franklin St Chapel Hill, NC 27516 États-Unis 22-11-2021 411 West Italian Cafe, commonly referred to as just "411 West," gets four stars out of me. The food I had from here was great. My wife really enjoyed her experience and couldn't stop talking about the place when she got home. We found out about 411 West after her attending and co-resident highly recommended it. This is a nice, old Italian restaurant located on W Franklin St in downtown Chapel Hill. I'm not sure how long it's been around, at least since 2005. They serve dinner only, seven days a week. There's a metered public parking lot right next to the restaurant, the 415 West Franklin St Lot. At the time of writing this review, parking in this lot costs $1.50/hour and is enforced Monday-Saturday, 8am-8pm. Parking is free otherwise. For more info on parking in downtown Chapel Hill including up-to-date parking rates, visit parkonthehill.com. This place is popular. Reservations are highly recommended. You can call 919-967-2782 or book online via Yelp Reservations at yelp.com/reservations/41…. Even on a Monday night, the dining room was packed. There was a wait. Maybe it was busy because every Monday, bottles of wine are half-off. I tried a couple of the daily specials, the Fried Okra ($8) and Wood Grilled Beef Ribeye ($28), and the Bourbon-Pecan Pie ($8) dessert. Everything was delicious. I was impressed with the quality, especially of the ribeye. I had it medium rare and it was cooked to perfection. The steak was a hearty, 12-ounce cut that came with herb butter on top. It was seasoned well and relatively juicy. No sauce needed. Simply a good, solid, satisfying steak. Also, it came with thick slices of ripe heirloom tomato, full of umami. I thoroughly enjoyed it. The fried okra was nicely-battered and scrumptious. It came with a yummy basil aioli dipping sauce. There was one inedible piece of okra (too chewy), but it wasn't a big deal. The bourbon pecan pie was excellent. It came with vanilla ice cream, whipped cream, and caramel sauce. I love pecan pie and it didn't get much better than the one I had from here. From taste to consistency, they got just about everything right. The one thing my wife and I didn't taste, though, was the bourbon. Not even a subtle hint of it. Again, not a big deal. My wife also liked the Bruschetta ($8) and Gnocchi ($12) starters. The bruschetta consisted of grilled baguette, fresh mozzarella, local tomatoes, basil, olive oil, and balsamic reduction. The gnocchi was "panned" with Sungold tomatoes, arugula, and shaved Parmesan. There was an option to get the gnocchi with seared scallops ($19). Our friend got the Local Watermelon Salad ($8 small, $11 large), another daily special. It came with cucumber, basil, arugula, and feta with a Sungold tomato vinaigrette. Overall, all of the food was fresh, high-quality, and flavorful. The table also got cocktails and bottles of wine. My wife loved her Carolina Mule cocktail. It was made with Troy & Sons Blonde Whiskey, Spindrift ginger beer, and lime. Troy & Sons is from Asheville Distilling Company. Both the cocktails and the dishes were presented beautifully. Everything tasted as good as it looked. 411 West's menu also features wood-fired pizzas, salads, pastas, classic Italian entrees like Chicken Marsala ($19) and Chicken Parmesan ($18), and other plates from their wood-fired grill such as Wood Grilled Organic Salmon ($24) and Wood Grilled Flat Iron Steak ($25). Service was fine. The server was attentive and all orders came out correct. 411 West is a member of the Chapel Hill Restaurant Group that also includes the following Triangle restaurants: * LuluBangBang Pan-Asian street food and tiki drinks in Durham: yelp.com/biz/lulubangban…, * MEZ contemporary Mexican in Durham: yelp.com/biz/mez-contemp…, * Page Road Grill Southern restaurant in Durham: yelp.com/biz/page-road-g…; and * Squid's seafood restaurant in Chapel Hill: yelp.com/biz/squids-chap…. Wood Grilled Beef Ribeye. 12 oz, sliced heirloom tomato, herb butter. $28. Local Watermelon Salad. Cucumber, basil, arugula, feta, Sungold tomato vinaigrette. $8 small, $11 large. Carolina Mule. Troy & Sons Blonde Whiskey (Asheville, NC), Spindrift ginger beer, lime. $10. Voir toutes les photos de Daniel B. pour 411 West Italian Cafe Cet avis est-il … ? Utile 6 Drôle 1 Cool 8 Harris Teeter $$ Supermarchés 116 W Barbee Chapel Rd Chapel Hill, NC 27517 États-Unis 21-11-2021 5 check-ins The Meadowmont Village Harris Teeter in Chapel Hill, store #120, is OK (Yelp three stars). Our Chapel Hill home is equidistant to this Harris Teeter and the Hope Valley Commons Harris Teeter in Durham, store #224: yelp.com/biz/harris-teet…. We prefer the Hope Valley Commons Harris Teeter to this one because, as described in my review for that location, the Hope Valley Commons Harris Teeter generally has had fresher product and a wider variety of inventory to choose from compared to this store. It's not that this Harris Teeter is bad. I also have to mention the service both my wife and I have experienced at this Meadowmont location has been worse compared to the Hope Valley Commons location. Worse both in terms of staff attentiveness/competency and politeness/friendliness with the cashiers/self-checkout lane attendants. Not to say I haven't had great interactions with staff here because I have, but I'm just speaking in general. Meadowmont Village is nice. We go to this Harris Teeter if we're nearby and it's convenient. When my wife has worked at the hospital, she's often stopped by this Harris Teeter because it's on the way home. Also living in Atlanta, I haven't bothered obtaining a VIC card. Maybe I should. My Kroger Plus Card works at this Harris Teeter. I'm not sure if it has the exact same benefits as a VIC card, though. In the Kroger app, when I search for stores nearby, all the Harris Teeter stores pop up as if they're Kroger. Kroger has been the parent company of Harris Teeter since 2014. The Kroger app shows me everything I've purchased at Harris Teeter, as long as I scanned my Plus Card at checkout. Also, the Kroger app shows me what's currently on sale at Harris Teeter. Where the Kroger app fails is showing me the weekly ad for each store. In this case, even if I have the Meadowmont Village store selected in the app, when I tap on Weekly Ad, the ad for Kroger stores in Atlanta pops up. Tillamook Vanilla Bean ice cream. $4.99. Wyman's Tropical Berry & Coconut. $12.99/3 lbs. Silk Almond Creamer. $4.79 each. Watermelon $2.99. Silk Almond Milk Creamer 2 for $8. Romaine Blend $3.49 each. Briannas Organic Dressing $4.49. Tillamook ice cream $3.99. Inside. Produce section. Voir toutes les photos de Daniel B. pour Harris Teeter Cet avis est-il … ? Utile 7 Drôle Cool 5 Plus d'avis de Daniel B. À propos de Daniel B. 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