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Question: I've eaten at Noodlehead maybe 3 times. The last time was with a group of friends for Sunday lunch and we brought a bottle of wine. My meal was ok, but not great. I ordered the See Yew noodles with chicken with a spice level of 2. What was brought to feel felt like a spice level of 5. There wasn't much veggies or bok choy in the noodles which I was bummed about. Also ordered the pork buns. They looked very boring when they were brought out. They weren't dressed up with anything, not even a few sprinkles of arugula sprouts or sliced cucumbers like I saw in some of the photos posted on yelp. Wasn't really excited about eating them and when I tasted them, the excitement meter didn't budge. Again, they were fine. I vaguely remember they were kind of sweet, but certainly not memorable. The prices are very reasonable and I like decor. I'll give it some time before returning again.

Answer: 3 stars

Question: I finally had the pleasure of dining at The Attic with a small group of friends. Overall, I'm quite pleased. The place is cute. Service was good, our waitress was happy to climb on the table to turn down our fan when we got a little chilly. She was very genuine with her opinions of the menu and was very excited about her favorites, so we felt confident when we placed our orders.

I had the Ivan burger because I keep hearing great things about it and the menu boasted some kind of "top burger" award. It was good, for sure. But I wouldn't put it at number one. Top 10 maybe. It had all the traditional toppings, including a chipotle aioli that wasn't too spicy for the likes of me. The beef was tender and cooked just right. I took half home, and it warmed up the next day to almost the same quality it originally was... that's the mark of a good burger!

The happy hour is pretty good with discounted beer (long list of options), wine, and appetizers.

The Attic isn't really in my neighborhood so I don't think I'll be a regular, but I wouldn't say no to a return trip!

Answer: 4 stars

Question: 01/26/2011
I'm all for supporting my neighborhood shops & restaurants, so when I took notice of this establishment I told the hubby that we got to go try it.

When we first walked in the hubby & I didn't know what to make of the place because it was blaring club music. To make the situation more confusing was the interior decor, it was very nostalgic. But the hubby appreciated it as he noticed the old TV in a wooden box that took him back when he was a kid, so I get it.

I appreciated that we were seated and served our drinks right a way, but the service from there went down hill (Thus I'm giving this place a 3) I'm big on service so even if a restaurant has less than quality food but have exceptional service encourages me to want to come back.

For me the menu was a little confusing and felt that it could be more descriptive or perhaps our server could have go over it with us or suggest some items. Anyway, here is what we ordered:

* Kimchi Jjigae (w/pork) $8- This was very good. But I don't know if they were being skimpy on the meat because it was chopped up very small I hardly notice the meat in it.
* Galbi $12- This was very delicious. The meat was thick and juicy =P
* Potato pancakes $9- I never tried this before so I didn't know what to expect. It was the last thing to come out as the server explained that it takes a little more time because they have to smash the potato's. With that in mind I thought it should be good then cause they make it from scratch. I was totally wrong. Right when it was set on the table I was already disappointed as you can see the 4 pancake size potato's was very oily. It came with some dipping sauce that was just soy sauce mixed with sriracha and was the only thing that gave it any flavor.

I think Soyo is more a great place to go with friends, hangout and drink, rather a place to go have a lovely nice dinner with a love one.

Answer:
3 stars