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Sushi Bombs

Sushi Bombs

15480 NW 77th Ct, 33016, Hialeah, United States

Asian • Sushi • Seafood • Japanese


"A bit turned off. This is my neighborhood sushi spot and I usually choose it over Sushi Sake and a few others primarily because it?s open until 11 pm plus I like their house soup. Last night, I rolled up at 10:50 pm for my online order and all the lightswere off, doors locked. Basically closed. I got out my car to investigate and someone was coming to the door to unlock it toleave for their Uber that just pulled up and they?re like ?we?re closed?. I was like ?I made an online order???Luckily it wason the table. I was like ?I thought you guys closed at 11?? Another lady who was heading out said ?we?re closing earlytonight?. Not to mention, my food was trash. Spring rolls clearly just rushed and I had requested wasabi/ginger which weren?tin there. Had the employees not been rushing out the door I could?ve looked at my order and asked for it. I cannot riskordering online from this place if they?re going to just leave early. Had I been a few seconds late I would?ve basically beenoutta luck and who knows the hassle to get my money back not to mention have no dinner. I understand emergencies happen and youmay have to close a place early but shut off your online ordering. I will say my phone was dead so Idek if they tried tocall. I give 3 stars because prior to this it was a place I frequented but I will never return based on this experience.There?s too many other places in town to try."

Leña Y Carbón

Leña Y Carbón

201 Market St, Paterson, United States

Cafés • Steak • Dining • Seafood


"There are several reasons why I believe this is the best Pollo a la Brasa around, possibly even in all of America (I still need to investigate that further, but it wouldn’t surprise me if it came out on top). For starters, the restaurant employs a wood-fired oven, just like authentic Peruvian pollo a la brasa spots. This technique allows the smoky flavor to thoroughly infuse the chicken, enhancing its taste. The traditional spices used to season the chicken can be found not just on the skin but also deep in the meat. While the skin wasn’t as crunchy as I prefer, it was still packed with flavor. The fries, however, were a bit soggy, which seems common for many restaurants that focus more on the chicken and sometimes the salad. Pricing is similar to other eateries, falling in the $15-25 range, and the portion size is good for the price. The combination of authentic smoky flavor, flavorful marinade spices, and reasonable pricing makes this one of the finest Peruvian rotisserie chickens in America. I've seen some negative reviews regarding the wait staff and service time, but I didn’t experience any of those issues during my visit. I can’t comment on other dishes, as I only ordered the pollo a la brasa, but the incredible taste of this chicken suggests that the rest of the menu is likely worth exploring too. If you’re in town or live nearby and want to try Pollo a la Brasa, I highly recommend giving this restaurant a visit! As for parking, be aware that street parking options are limited."

Salmon & Salmon Restaurant

Salmon & Salmon Restaurant

2907 N.W. 7th Street Miami, FL 33125, United States

Casual • Seafood • Comfort • Peruvian


"Food is great, price is reasonable for seafood. They have a lovely decor even though it is a small restaurant with 9 tables at close proximity with an additional “bar” type seating of 3 more chairs. My mom had the clam chowder which she enjoyed although the clams still had some sand grains (at least you know it is fresh made). The complimentary bread was perfect (crunchy shell with soft warm bread inside) and it comes with butter (that isn’t frozen like some places so it was easy to spread) and a garlic cilantro dip (nice but I prefer the butter). I ordered a layered potato which is mash potatoes (fresh golden potatoes) mixed with shrimp garnished with avocado and tomato slices. It was good but I am not a fan of shrimp in general. Parking in the plaza might be tight on busy hours but at 8pm, most businesses are closed so we didn’t need to use the additional parking in the rear. When paying for the bill, make sure you look at the tip (because it is added automatically). Staff was friendly and helpful with recommendations. I ordered the tacu tacu (black beans and rice) with steak. My mom got noodles with steak (she said it needed more seasoning but it was well cooked). My dish was more of a refried beans rice mixture. The steak was delicious although it could have used a bit more salt. Everything was very aromatic and huge portions. Next time I won’t order appetizers unless I am sharing because I am so full I might not make it to dessert. They have tres leches, flan, suspiros (I think it’s baked merengue) and tiramisu. I decided to box the rest of my meal and save room for dessert. Tiramisu was made in a round container with a top for those who want to take it home. I am sure they get it from the same bakery that makes their dinner rolls. All delicious. The sauce on my steak was almost as good as my mom’s. 5 stars all the way! When I got the bill, it was a bit confusing so beware (the only thing I don’t like is the lack of automated billing like other places you don’t get a receipt so I took a picture) “SC” is their code for the tip. And they charge 8% tax (which is illegal since tax is 7% in Miami). But since they automatically charge 15% tip, I will just let it slide as a total 16% tip since the food is really good and fast. They gave out these cute little mints the size of a corn kernel at the end. So enjoy a good meal here, just be aware of food prices for when the bill come around. Update: came back and this time I tried the New England clam chowder and it was good (but both times it came super hot so be careful otherwise you can burn your tongue). I also ordered the bistec encebollado (steak with onions and tomatoes). It was tender and flavorful, however it was hard to cut with the butter knife they provided. I later asked for a sharper knife and they admitted they forgot to provide me with a steak knife. I order a lemon suspiro which was a lemon custard top with a caramel cream sprinkled with cinnamon powder. It tasted like caramel and lemon (not my favorite but there might be people who like this). My mom ordered barayo which is an egg white fluff dessert with peaches inside. My mom loved it but I didn’t want to try it. Maybe next time. Update: came with my mom and sister this time and the food was excellent as always but we did find the clam chowder a bit more watery (our theory is as follows the thick chowders on our last two visits were probably due to the fact it was near closing time and most of the water has evaporated from the stock). My sister ordered the fish fillet in green coriander sauce which she enjoyed and said the sauce was light and not overpowering. My mom ordered beef and seafood pasta which she thought was a bit salty this time. Bathroom is a single stall at the end of the establishment which is ok in cleanliness and it had a counter which was convenient for ladies with purses like me. Took pictures of the menu this time so people can see what they offered and noticed they did mentioned that they added the tip automatically to the bill."