Naru - Williston
Naru
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Nestled in a Williston shopping center, this affordable Asian spot earns loyal fans for Korean staples—bibimbap, japchae, kimchi—and crisp, spicy broccoli and scallion pancakes. Praise also goes to tasty pork lo mein and a friendly owner. However, experiences vary: some dishes are doughy, underfilled or overly sweet, fried items can be soggy, and orders have suffered long waits. Casual, budget-minded diners and spice lovers may find it worth a try, but expect occasional inconsistency.
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I was really looking forward to enjoying some Korean food, so I decided to order online. Even though the "Open" sign was lit, the doors were locked when I arrived. Ultimately, I ended up going to another Asian restaurant that was less than five minutes away, which turned out to be a better choice.
I have been dining here on and off for decades. They once had a tofu dish that absolutely amazed me. I ordered food from here tonight, and it had the best kimchi I've ever tasted. I'm writing this review because this is one of the best Asian restaurants in the area, and I believe giving them only three stars doesn’t truly reflect their quality.
The egg roll was mostly just dough and quite bland. The summer roll was poorly constructed, with loose and excessive wrapping, and had no flavor inside. Even the rice paper wrap had an off taste—it shouldn’t have any strong flavors. The tiny shrimp inside were fine, but the dipping sauce was the only thing that saved any of the dishes. As for the pineapple chicken fried rice, are those canned pineapples? It was also excessively sweet! Where is all this sweetness coming from? I’ve never been one to waste food, but I couldn’t even bring myself to try to fix any of it. Straight to the compost. I won’t be coming back. I genuinely wonder about the taste preferences of the positive reviewers—how can their palates be so bland?
Chicken and broccoli and beef and broccoli had zero flavor or sauce. Very dry. Ordered chicken fried rice with it thinking id have the sauce to mix it with, nope. Also ordered it with no onion, had onion in it. Highly disappointed. Won't order again. Service: Take out Price per person: $20–30
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