I agree this little joint is a gem. The people are just the nicest folks you'll every meet and really do seem to be enjoying serving their customers. For the money, this is some of the very finest chow downtown. The BBB is exquisite and the rice bowls are a hearty balanced meal. For a starving college student, the Ramen noodle (much better than the packaged stuff you make yourself) is enough to feed two and is delicious, all at a price of $3.69. The free ginger tea is a nice added bonus. Our newest favorite carry-out for game days.
Their rice bowls are some of the best chow to be had in downtown in my opinion, and the Ramen bowl at $3.69 is easily big enough to feed 2-3 people. If I was a hungry college student, this is where I'd be hanging for the best value in food in the downtown. Nothing compares. Great food served by some very, very nice people. We've been there three times in the past week. We'll slow down at some point but intend to try everything. Only thing I wasn't crazy about was the Korean version of sushi. I'll stick to their rice bowls and soups--they're superb. Oh, and the free hot barley tea is a treat as well. Very highly recommended.
Campus Hideaway Roll Cafe
I agree this little joint is a gem. The people are just the nicest folks you'll every meet and really do seem to be enjoying serving their customers. For the money, this is some of the very finest chow downtown. The BBB is exquisite and the rice bowls are a hearty balanced meal. For a starving college student, the Ramen noodle (much better than the packaged stuff you make yourself) is enough to feed two and is delicious, all at a price of $3.69. The free ginger tea is a nice added bonus. Our newest favorite carry-out for game days.
February 24, 2007 at 3:07 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Campus Hideaway Roll Cafe
Their rice bowls are some of the best chow to be had in downtown in my opinion, and the Ramen bowl at $3.69 is easily big enough to feed 2-3 people. If I was a hungry college student, this is where I'd be hanging for the best value in food in the downtown. Nothing compares. Great food served by some very, very nice people. We've been there three times in the past week. We'll slow down at some point but intend to try everything. Only thing I wasn't crazy about was the Korean version of sushi. I'll stick to their rice bowls and soups--they're superb. Oh, and the free hot barley tea is a treat as well. Very highly recommended.
January 17, 2007 at 5:16 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )