Q: positive

A: The food here is amazing, and the prices are very reasonable, especially for Downtown. If you haven't tried their coconut soup, it's rather unique and delicious. This is one of my go-to spots for dining Downtown. Their service is fast and you can't beat their location. It's a family business and the wait staff are very friendly, funny, and incredibly nice. Their naan is excellent and authentic.

Q: positive

A: Wholly Grill gives me yet another reason to make Mesa, and particularly the Mekong Plaza area, a favored gastronomic destination. Located in the north wing of the Mekong Plaza complex, a block away from the Mesa terminus of the light rail, Wholly Grill offers savory, satisfying grilled and non-grilled Filipino dishes as well as juices and smoothies. Pork belly has become a craze in many restaurants recently, but the liempo (slices of pork belly marinated in citrus and soy, then grilled) in this place is a traditional Filipino dish and, after trying it in this Grill, has become one of my new favorite dishes. Make sure you order the grilled eggplant salad in lime-ginger dressing as a side - it accompanies the liempo perfectly. In addition to grilled and skewered chicken, pork, beef, and shrimp, you can also get specials such as nilaga (beef and veggies in broth), pancit (noodles), dinuguan and other Filipino specialties; just ask what the day's special is. 1-item plates with rice and a side cost between $5.95 and $7.50, and a 2-item combo is $8.50. And don't forget to finish your meal with the saging turon (fried banana roll, one buck); it's especially good when you add ice cream (for an additional buck).

Q: negative

A: It's the second time I've eaten at JJs. The first time they got my order wrong. They gave my sandwich to someone else. So, TWO customers got the wrong sandwich. GM took care of me after I complained. The second time I ordered, VERRRRYYY carefully. Made sure they got it right. They did. Sandwich was good. Probably go back. On my drive out I witnessed the car in front of me almost T-boned and then I almost T-boned THAT reckless driver! Well? It was a JJs driver. Driver did not stop and just sped off, thinking I would just leave. Well, I followed back to where I just had my lunch. The driver was a young female. She was surprised by my going back. I was not going to confront her but go to the manager. He was disinterested and unapologetic about it.I called the GM from my last complaint. He was apologetic and concerned. SHE was a huge liability for JJs. No ownership was taken for her actions by her or the manager. I will NOT be going back to that location. The Subway I go to is always pleasant and I never have to fear for my life.

Q: negative

A:
BAD BAD BAD BAD BAD BAD BAD BAD BAD BAD BAD BAD Hands down worst SUSHI in the valley. First off the sushi portions are terrible. 9 bucks for six pieces while it sounds good the size of the sushi was tiny! I mean small! We ordered this sushi roll called the Rattlesnake it tasted so fishy we had to send it back. Its replacement was a spicy yellow fin roll. The chef must have been mad because that roll was falling apart. We had the spicy tuna, edamame, and yellowfin regular roll in addition. My beer Saporo was warm. We had three different waiters thoughout and our bill was shockingly high. The sushi chef was texting while he was making sushi if thats any clue. The staff just does not care. This place needs a makeover bad I feel like calling Gordan Ramsy to have him fix this place because I will never go here again utill there are some major changes.