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So happy to find a place that does fried rice as a side option. Too many restaurants only offer white rice or charge more. General Tsos chicken was really good too. Right amount of spice, crispy, and actual chicken meat. No gristle. Tasty eggrolls and FAST delivery too. Can't wait to try another dish!

One of my favorite places to get food. It’s not too expensive and it’s just such a chill place. The food is always the perfect temperature and it’s the best every time. I will always recommend them to anyone I know who wants some good Chinese food. It’s one of those places that you don’t always notice but it’s worth it.

This is the worst Chinese take out I have ever had. The orange chicken was so spicy that we could not eat it. Orange chicken is never spicy. The fried rice had little flavor, and the wonton soup was so salty, I could not eat it. When I called them, I was not permitted access to the manager. I was refunded for less than 1/2 of what I spent. I didn't even eat the food. Go somewhere else, I emplore you. Of note- The owners never reply, and don't give a s*&# about the concerned reviews. Sad.

Very quick and the quality is acceptional. Prices are very reasonable.

If you’re longing for First Wok in Bloomington and have been incredibly sad about their closing, look no further. This is some of the best Chinese food in Minneapolis. Can’t beat the price, value, or quality. Hot and Sour soup, egg rolls, and all entrees have been a 10/10. We love this place.

Had the chicken in garlic sauce. Nice spice to it and good garlic flavor. paired with the fried dumplings which were decent (thick dough), and the egg roll was good.

I’ve lived in the neighborhood for years, but this was only the third time I’ve been here as the first two times were disappointing. Each time tried different things. I needed something convenient and tried to give them one more chance. I purposefully only ordered two very basic dishes, hoping they would be decent this time. I got vegetable egg rolls that had nothing but cabbage inside, they didn’t even serve them with any sauce. Then I got a quart of vegetable lo mein - pretty sure they only gave me the pint; and it was noodles in sauce, some cabbage and some broccoli that wasn’t even fresh - that was it. I didn’t think you could mess up vegetable dishes, but they don’t even want to add some carrots, peppers, pea pods or anything. Service is less than friendly.

The worst service we have ever had. The staff is useless and cannot understand basic requests. Got our order wrong three times and then the staff could not grasp that we wanted to pay together for two subs so they opened our sandwiches all the time checking what it is.

Do not support this branch!

Subway Minneapolis airport.

FOOD POISONING WARNING below...I figured since I had a sizeable layover I'd try this location even though there were negative reviews about the wait. I waited about 15-20 minutes in line before I found out that I could pick up my order. That was faster because you can go straight to the cash register. I did that, so I cannot comment on the full wait or what it looked like when the sandwich was made.

I can comment that while eating my sandwich I started to feel very sick. I had to run to the bathroom... my stomach hurt, and I felt very nauseous. While you can never confirm where you got food poisoning from, I do believe it was the food as I had not eaten anything other than an unopened fruit cups an hour or so before. Half way into the sandwich I started to feel queasy. It isn't worth it!

Be prepared for a very long line. They add a gratuity to every order no matter what. My two 6” sandwiches were somehow $28!!!! They had to have charged me wrong somehow but I could not believe the total! I was sick of standing in line so I just paid and left. I would attach a photo of my receipt if I hadn’t thrown it out, but I was blown away at the price.

Never disappointed when we order delivery from Fresh Wok! Order has never been wrong, food is always hot and fresh, and they usually arrive quicker than estimated. Our go to when we're in the mood for Chinese food but don't want to leave the house.

Maybe not an exaggeration to say that this was the worst sandwich I've ever had and definately the worst customer service experience in a long long while. I worked in food service for 10 years and I'm pretty empathetic as far as mistakes go. The employees had no idea what the menu is or what is included on any sandwich. Every order is treated as a build your own. However, employees argue with you over what you want; insisting they just put anything on your sandwich. The employees argue with each other over how to make a sub. The entire process is painfully long and I wish I could have just made it myself. They have no idea how to wrap the sandwich and I watched with horror as they smashed a gloomy mess of condiments in a way that lubricated the entire exterior of the sub. Seriously. There was more stuff outside the bread than inside. It took forever to pay as the cashier kept insisting on knowing every ingredient and then questioning the accuracy and checking with someone else who made it. Again, more arguing. They over charged my wife for a turkey avocado wrap after telling her there was no avocado and refusing to let her add any other toppings. I graciously let her shape some mashed blobs of topping off of the exterior of my sub. But $14 for a 6 inch wrap with 4 slices of turkey and 2 slices of cheese is absurd. After finally ringing up the order it had a 15% tip selected. Unless you manually deselect this it will charge you. Fortunately I caught it. I can't imagine how many disgruntled customers were over charged for poor food and a terrible experience only to then be tricked into tipping while frantically trying to get away. For the record, we ordered basic sandwiches and did not get excessive amount of ingredients. Because it's an airport I'm sure they can get away with this and don't really care about customer reviews. If you find yourself near the H gates, just do yourself a favor and get a sandwich from a vending machine.

Wellllllll I didn't like the fact that I had to standing a line, which is cool but the whole time Not One of the Employees changed their gloves. The sandwich was fresh But 1 employee slopped everything on the bread. So when I bit into my sandwich I ate a bunch of olives and then onions and then hot peppers and meat at the bottom. Like no care of making my sandwich at all just hurry and get these people gone. Crazy but they spoke and smiled

Subway in an airport. Had a foot long for $15.

Long line but the staff was working efficiently.

I would give No stars for service, if it was possible. The serving staff did not listen to the order well and was very impatient and rude. The person at the checkout was even more rude and refused to mark the sandwiches. Just asked us to open the sandwiches if we wanted to know whats what. All staff unprofessional. Subway should cancel the franchise and shut the shop down. These people should not be running food business..

I ordered the kimchi chigae and shrimp tempura, and it was delivered to my house via DoorDash. The food was prepared and delivered fairly quickly. The kimchi chigae was alright! I think most of the pepper flakes settled down at the bottom of the container, so when I poured out the last half of the soup, it was uncomfortably spicy, but overall, the taste wasn't bad. However, there was barely any tofu, fish cake, mushroom, and pork in my soup. It might as well have been a container of kimchi. The shrimp tempura was good, and some fried onion, zucchini, and mushroom were included as well. Those were okay. I received a box of pickled vegetables, bean sprouts, kimchi, and other veggies that I didn't order, but maybe that was for the shrimp tempura? I wasn't a big fan of how those tasted, but the restaurant gave me two portions of white rice, so that was nice at least. The prices are a bit steep considering the quantity and quality of the food, but maybe they have better things on the menu.

Food was good, portions for BBQ meats are on the larger size so one plate can feed 2 to 3 adults. They also come with extra dishes of food. I dont recommend bbq your chicken as it takes a long time to cook. Parking can be a problem but there is a parking ramp about 2 blocks away.

Chicken tikka masla is literally boiled chicken in a tomato sauce! Literally the worst I’ve ever had! Won’t order from here again, ever!

Amazing food, quick service, and some of the best wait staff I have ever experienced. Will definitely be coming again many times over. Great place and awesome experience.

I reeeeeeeaaallly wanted to like this place. I gave it a try twice because everyone has a bad day. I thought maybe it were an anomaly but sadly it wasn’t. The food was a watered down version of what it should be. Both times I ordered Josht and both times they were more runny then they should be and tasted more of tomato based stew than Josht. My daughter had the same experience with her entree as too. The rice was terrible, it was not aromatic and seemed like it had been sitting in a warmer all day. In addition the ambiance is kind of run down feeling, and the service is mediocre. If you’re looking for good Indian food this is not the place. Go to Dancing Ganisha (downtown) or Darbar (Uptown). They are the same price, make phenomenal food, are kind people, and have much better ambiance. (Dancing Ganisha preferred). 😁

It was alright. The food did not taste that good. It wasn't seasoned well, there was barely any flavor in it. They didn't have any sauces available. The service was not good, and they misled us into buying more meat by saying that the quantity was less, so we ended up ordering too much because of that. The chicken came out at the end, when we were almost done eating. Only the jumbo shrimp was good. I didn't really enjoy anything else as it was bland. Not worth paying 100$ for it. And soju was overpriced on the menu. The place looks fancy, but it wasn't that clean. Every surface you touch is sticky! The seats and the table were just sticky. I guess the music was good.

Ordered Tandoori meal for two with vegetable samosa for the optional side and Gulab Jamun for dessert.. and all I can say is it was DELICIOUS and SO FILLING! Our next trip to Minneapolis we will for sure be coming again to try something new!

Food was very good - chicken curry, Tikka chicken masala, and butter chicken. Ordered garlic naan, but half of it was burnt and couldn’t be eaten. Service was great.

I've been coming to this restaurant since 2018. This has always been my favorite Indian restaurant but I left dinner thinking wow it has really gone downhill.

Food
Chai(1/5). First of all it is listed as Chai Tea. For my non-Indian friends, that's the equivalent of calling it Tea tea. Something we know some get incorrect but an Indian restaurant? Embarrassing. We also asked for strong karak chai. It was weak milky black tea.

Mango lassi (3/5). It barely satisfied the definition of a Mango lassi. Nothing more. Didn't have that fresh taste, overly tart, it was more watery than creamy like the yogurt based drink lassi is known to be.

Chicken Tikka Masala (1/5)
Tikka. Tikka means fire roasted. That is also how it is described on the menu. What was served? A chicken curry. Not a chicken tikka. The first flavor that hits you? Tomato puree. This is my usual order. This dish used to wow me, how every bite could be bursting with flavor. Not anymore, the burst of Indian flavor the cuisine is renowned for is no more. Their Chicken tikka masala is non tikka chicken in a tomato puree with some spice. It did not taste bad but this is not what it's supposed to be, far from what it used to be, and you can definitely find better elsewhere. We took the food home and modified it because we hate hate to waste food. Just look at the color difference afterwards. It's pretty clear which has flavor and which is tomato puree.

Palak Paneer(2/5)
We specifically asked for spicy spicy, Indian spicy. What we got was practically baby food. The texture was right but the flavor was scant.
Garlic Naan(5/5)
Soft, fluffy, crispy, garlicky.

Service
Considering we asked for strong tea, spicy spicy Palak Paneer and neither were delivered; poor. After raising the errors in our dishes to our waiter, he (an Indian) did not even understand the difference between tikka chicken and what he had served us. Instead told us WE must be confusing chicken tandoori. This is how chicken tikka is supposed to be. We spoke to two other waiters, out of the three only one really comprehended what tikka means and why we were upset. He explained that's how it's supposed to be but they serve it non authentic western style. Pretty sad considering the restaurant is named India Palace. Don't just take my word for it, see how rare and generic the positive reviews they get from South Asians are. Based on the huge departure in quality, I'm sure they've changed owners and/ or chefs. Either way, they've lost a once biggest and loyal customer.

The staff are were very good and really helpful. We went there to break our Ramadan fast.

They listened, offered helpful suggestions, provided a space to pray the Maghreb Prayer (it was a tight space but it worked).

The food was superb and provided in our ordered specifications. The servers constantly checked if we were content or needed anything else.

I forgot my phone and got it back went it back for it.

Parking is limited.

They made it really quick for the crowd we had. Sandwich is good like any other locations. Veg ate fresh and warm. I didn’t knw we can use rewards, will use it next time. Dine in place near the store was awesome too

BEWARE!! The BBQ itself was decent.. My partner and I brought my little brother here while he was with us for spring break as our last meal together. We waited forever for our raw meat, which seems odd when our apps came out quickly. The fried rice was not only completely devoid of any flavor but the veggies were raw and the rice didn’t have even a single fleck of char on it so we sent that back. After that, we were served those chili rice cakes instead of the bulgogi my partner was literally pointing to in their menu when she ordered it. When she asked for a sprite, she got a glass that had something floating around and stuck to the side of the glass.. Now I don’t know how much experience the layman has with dried loogies in cups, but I can say from experience and with almost absolute confidence that’s what this was.

Oh, and they’re charging over $20 for $6-8 bottles of soju/sake that you can find pretty much anywhere.

I've been here on several occasions, the vibe is always welcoming, energetic and the building itself has a metalic modern style. Great place to impress a date or show off to friends, that is if you can grill.
It's not cheap, for a dinner for two an order of pork belly, steak tips, shrimp and veggies the total was $200 after tip. The meat was marinated well and was decent in quality. Just make sure you have some knowledge on cooking meat before you arrive.
Service was fine nothing to write home about. Finding a close parking spot could've been easier. I'll definitely be back here in the near future. Good place for a date!

Long wait despite having reservations. The food was great, but my only complaint is that they don't warn you when they're out of sauces for tempura or mandu. Those are items only enjoyable with dipping sauce and I wouldn't have ordered them had I known they were out of sauce. Tempura eaten dry is especially terrible. The japchae is the absolute bomb, so delicious.

Their chai tea is on point. The food is great. We waited awhile for our server to take our order as i guess they were busy with online orders. I would go back though

I went for my birthday and it was very bad. I ordered cold noodles, and I waited for around 40 minutes after everyone else got their food. When I asked about it, did it came out a few minutes later. We also didn’t get our rice by the time we finished grilling our beef and eating it, So I told them we didn’t want the rice anymore and they left and proceeded to bring all of it anyways. They also brought the octopus at the very end as well when we’ve been there close to an hour and already done grilling. Overall, it was very disorganized, with food coming out at weird times and some of the food wasn’t good either. The tonkatsu was very dry and the Tteokbokki is more similar to honey taste then traditional. In the end, I wouldn’t recommend coming here with a party at all or if u want good service or food if they remember to bring it.

It was a late lunch, so we opted for the dinner for two options that comes with pakora/samosa, biriyani and a dessert. We asked for mix pakora but what we got looked like aloo tikki. I don’t know if this is what is served here as mixed pakora but it was definitely not pakora. However, it tasted good so we didn’t mind. Now, I can’t say the same about biriyani. To begin with, it’s not a biriyani! Seems like no Indian restaurant in twin cities know how to cook a biriyani. This place was not different to that. It is more like a mix of khichdi/fried rice/rice mixed with vegs and meat thingy. It didn’t taste bad, but didn’t taste good either. We got gulab jamun as dessert, and it was okay. The service was good. Place was clean. They have parking in front of the store.