Zen Street

Danyah Ghouli Edited a month ago

Ordered pad see ew, I had to mix the sauce in the noodles more since the top wasn’t that flavorful and they didn’t use Chinese broccoli which I usually associate with the dish. Also some pieces of chicken were off putting and rubbery, I think some might have been raw so I had to throw those away… the sauce and noodles were really good though. I’ve had their ramen before which is better in my opinion

lesly vazquez 3 months ago

This place is amazing!! We loved the service, the atmosphere and specially we loved the food!!! You have to try their Anonymous ramen, it's out of this world (I am not kidding). Their dumplings are so delicious 😋 Their pink lemonade and mango lemonade OMG!!! My son has autism and is picky with food, he likes chow mein with chicken. It wasn't on the menu but guess what? They were super amazing and said we can make it!!! And they did! You have to come try Zenstreet! 10 out of 10.

Nora Juliard 4 months ago

Our food was great when it came out - got ramen and lemonade, but service was ridiculously slow. It took 10 min to get seated. 20 min to get our order taken and over 40 minutes to get our food. Parking is limited and if only the 1 hrs spots are available, you wont be able to eat with enough time remaining. It's worse if you go there hungry. Their food portions are also smaller and if you want additional toppings, it's at least $1 each, which comes out to a pretty expensive ramen bowl. Lemonade was awesome, but I didn't know they used powdered lemonade and not homemade as I saw the lemonade powder they used as we left the restaurant. Top that with ridiculously slow service and I don't think I'd consider going back.

Jason Malone Edited 4 months ago

We visited as part of a group of 14 and unfortunately had a very disappointing experience from start to finish. From the moment we walked in, something felt off, and it quickly became clear the restaurant was significantly understaffed. We later learned the same person was acting as the cook, cashier, and server. It took over an hour for any food to begin coming out to our table, and even after nearly two hours, meals were still trickling out. I never received my food at all. What made this even more frustrating was that there was no clear way to communicate with staff. There was no cashier available, and we weren’t able to let anyone know we wanted to cancel the order given how long it had been. My spouse ended up paying for a meal I never received. After waiting that long, I eventually had to leave without eating dinner at all. I came home and had a protein shake instead, which is not how anyone expects their night to go after going out to eat. To be fair, others in our party who did receive their food said it tasted very good, which makes this even more disappointing. I understand that this may have been an off night, but the lack of communication, excessive wait, and inabil

Alexander Moulton 6 months ago

We don’t usually go to the same restaurant twice in one week. Zen Street just pulled that off. After our Valentine’s dinner, we found ourselves back again a few days later. That says more than anything I could write. It’s not flashy. It’s not trying to impress you with décor or hype. It’s just a small, cozy Thai-Japanese spot that quietly delivers every time. Pad Thai still hits. I went back to my volcanic ramen on round two and it reminded me why I order it in the first place. Bold, clean flavor, not greasy, not heavy — just solid. What keeps bringing us back isn’t just the food. It’s the consistency and the comfort. Service can move at different speeds depending on the night when it comes to getting you seated, but you never feel rushed out the door. Lily remembers us, she’s nice, always helpful and kind. They all care. And for our family, the allergy-safe options matter. Our daughter feels comfortable ordering here, which is huge. When a place works for both the adults and the kids, that’s rare. Two visits in one week pretty much says it all. Zen Street isn’t trying to be the loudest restaurant in town. It just quietly does its thing — and does it well.