Jardin de Séoul offers a lively all you can eat experience on the south shore that blends Korean BBQ and hotpot in a spacious, family friendly setting, with a wide range of broths and marinades, a generous sauce bar and self serve sides that make it easy to customize each meal. The quality of meat and seafood stands out, with fresh ingredients and abundant portions that many reviewers praise as well worth the price, and the halal options make it accessible for different guests. Service is frequently described as fast, attentive and friendly, with staff guiding newcomers through the menu and ensuring tables stay stocked and bowls clear. The atmosphere is bright and welcoming, often bustling and ideal for groups or celebrations, and the option to do hotpot, BBQ or both adds a fun interactive dimension. While popularity means sometimes queues or busy hours and some reservation challenges, the experience is consistently described as memorable and worth returning for the variety of dishes, the ability to customize sauces, and the overall vibe.View restaurant profile
Reviews for Man'oushé - Lahmajoun & Manakish describe a welcoming, homey spot that serves fresh, authentic Lebanese manakeesh and lahmajoun, with dough baked to order and toppings that are generous, especially cheese and zaatar; customers call it the best in town and on the south shore, note the friendly staff, fast service, a warm atmosphere, and good value with free tea and vegan options mentioned; the food is repeatedly described as delicious, hot, and flavorful, with many saying they would return weekly or recommend it to others, and the breads are praised for freshness and the ability to freeze leftovers by dozens; overall the place is praised as a simple, high-quality spot where you feel taken care of and the menu offers ample variety, while a few reviews mention occasional delays during busy times and slightly higher Uber Eats prices compared to the site.View restaurant profile
Restaurant Emilia is described as delivering flavorful food, generous portions, and good value, with many praising the chicken and sauces, the La Tia Graça chicken sandwich as a standout, and the nata pastries as a delicious dessert in a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. Takeout is popular and portions are noted as satisfying, while a few reviews mention that some dishes can be over-salted or the fries soggy and the salad not to everyone’s taste, and a couple of comments point to uneven service. The desserts in particular get frequent praise, and the overall impression is that the restaurant provides solid authentic Portuguese comfort food with several reasons to return, including friendly service and ample portions, though a few diners would like more budget-friendly options on the menu.View restaurant profile
Poulet Royal receives praise for its chicken which is juicy, well seasoned and crispy, with generous portions and a wide range of sauces. The bowls and sides like waffle fries come highly recommended, and many notes mention that flavors and textures come together to create an excellent fried chicken experience. The restaurant is described as modern, clean and inviting, with fast and friendly service from a courteous staff. Prices are seen as reasonable for the size and quality of portions, though a few reviews point out that prices can be high and that there can be longer waits during busy times and occasional order oversights. Overall the experiences show strong satisfaction and a willingness to return, with multiple reviewers calling Poulet Royal one of the best chicken spots on the south shore and a reliable go to for a tasty meal.View restaurant profile
Ho Guom receives praise for authentic Vietnamese flavors, with broth that is fragrant and tasty, soups that are delicious, and generous portions that offer good value, alongside fast, kind, and attentive service in a clean, welcoming setting. Reviewers highlight pho and other staples, the option to bring your own wine, and the variety of menu items that allow sampling different dishes in one visit. The atmosphere is described as bright, nicely decorated, and comfortable, making it a reliable spot for family meals or casual dinners. While most notes are positive, a few concerns appear about occasional service gaps, table proximity, and value for price with some meals perceived as pricey for the portions, yet many still plan to return, calling it one of the best Vietnamese spots on the south shore.View restaurant profile
Across reviews, Onigiri Shop is praised for good value and a wide variety of onigiri that are fresh, flavorful, and generously portioned, with favorites like unagi, avocado salmon fusion, and a chef's special such as Fuji Mountain; the atmosphere is clean, quiet, and inviting, and service tends to be friendly and efficient, making it a reliable spot for takeout or a quick sit down. Many note that the mini ramen and drinks like matcha yuzu complete the experience, while others enjoy the variety of toppings and the ability to try multiple flavors in one visit. Some comments mention that prices can feel a bit high for the portion, and a few menu items fall short such as bland miso soup, soggy nori, or fillings that could be stronger; still, overall quality, freshness, and generous filling are repeatedly highlighted across locations. Seating is limited, but the shop remains popular for small groups or solo diners looking for satisfying, well made onigiri with consistent cleanliness and a welcoming vibe.View restaurant profile
