Reviews describe Komma Rosta as a warm, inviting cafe with cozy, eclectic decor and a relaxed, family friendly vibe, where comforting Japanese inspired dishes like onigiri and curry udon sit beside solid coffee, tea and desserts; guests praise friendly and attentive staff, a welcoming space for studying or catching up with friends, and occasional live music. The menu is noted for affordability and shareable options, with popular drinks including matcha, hojicha latte and chai latte, and treats like brownie and poppy seed cake. The cafe is especially valued for its kid friendly play area, though some reviews mention noise from other patrons and, in a few cases, the absence of table service and a desire for better ventilation to reduce fried smells. Overall it comes across as a popular neighborhood spot with delicious food and great coffee, inviting return visits.View restaurant profile
Shushuto Bar à Ramen + Tapas comes through in these reviews as a stylish, welcoming spot that delivers bold Japanese fusion with generous portions and a mix of standout dishes from ramen and mezamen to sushi, bao and creamy udon, with many praising the carbonara udon, the duck ramen and the creative cocktails; the staff are frequently described as attentive and friendly and the atmosphere as chic and cozy, though several comments note slow or uneven service on busy nights, occasional misses in timing or execution, and some dishes or desserts that fall short or feel overpriced for what is offered; vegan and vegetarian options are a plus for many, and reservations are advised because the place draws crowds for date nights and celebrations; taken together, reviews suggest a high-quality, innovative dining experience that is worth a visit, with most patrons planning to return despite the occasional hiccup.View restaurant profile
Baan Lao emerges in these reviews as a warm, affordable halal friendly spot that blends Bangladeshi, Vietnamese and halal options in a cozy, family owned space. Diners praise fresh ingredients, generous portions, and flavorful pho and banh mi, with beef pho and skewers singled out as standouts and the broth described as rich and well balanced. The service is repeatedly described as friendly, welcoming, and attentive, often with small perks like complimentary tea, and the atmosphere makes it a good spot for families and friends, open late and conveniently near transit. Dishes such as grilled skewers, fuchka, samosas, and vegetarian options appear in strong praise, while a few reviews note slower service during busy times, occasional inconsistency in some orders, and isolated issues like a stray hair or drink quality. Overall, Baan Lao is viewed as a cozy, value driven halal dining option worth trying for those seeking a halal Vietnamese and Bangladeshi fusion.View restaurant profile
