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Based on the photos, I’d give it 4.5 stars.
Salt and Brick has one of the loveliest atmospheres and interiors I’ve seen in a restaurant. The menu appears to offer a good variety and changes with seasonal availability, which is always appreciated.
From what I’ve heard and read, the standouts are the squid tempura and the miso-grilled sablefish. The squid is known for being perfectly tender with a light, crisp tempura that isn’t overly greasy. The miso sablefish is often described as a true chef’s kiss, with a melt-in-your-mouth texture and complex flavors that complement rather than overwhelm the fish.
One criticism I’ve seen is that while Lari’s Buns made with house-made milk bread are very good, the orange butter can overpower the bread itself. A simpler butter might allow the quality of the bread to shine more.
Overall, the food, service, and atmosphere seem to be above average, and it’s definitely a place I’d be interested in trying.
Salt and Brick has one of the loveliest atmospheres and interiors I’ve seen in a restaurant. The menu appears to offer a good variety and changes with seasonal availability, which is always appreciated.
From what I’ve heard and read, the standouts are the squid tempura and the miso-grilled sablefish. The squid is known for being perfectly tender with a light, crisp tempura that isn’t overly greasy. The miso sablefish is often described as a true chef’s kiss, with a melt-in-your-mouth texture and complex flavors that complement rather than overwhelm the fish.
One criticism I’ve seen is that while Lari’s Buns made with house-made milk bread are very good, the orange butter can overpower the bread itself. A simpler butter might allow the quality of the bread to shine more.
Overall, the food, service, and atmosphere seem to be above average, and it’s definitely a place I’d be interested in trying.
4 days ago, 09:27 PM
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Originally Posted By notbadnotbrad⏩
Based on the photos, I’d give it 4.5 stars.
Salt and Brick has one of the loveliest atmospheres and interiors I’ve seen in a restaurant. The menu appears to offer a good variety and changes with seasonal availability, which is always appreciated.
From what I’ve heard and read, the standouts are the squid tempura and the miso-grilled sablefish. The squid is known for being perfectly tender with a light, crisp tempura that isn’t overly greasy. The miso sablefish is often described as a true chef’s kiss, with a melt-in-your-mouth texture and complex flavors that complement rather than overwhelm the fish.
One criticism I’ve seen is that while Lari’s Buns made with house-made milk bread are very good, the orange butter can overpower the bread itself. A simpler butter might allow the quality of the bread to shine more.
Overall, the food, service, and atmosphere seem to be above average, and it’s definitely a place I’d be interested in trying.
Salt and Brick has one of the loveliest atmospheres and interiors I’ve seen in a restaurant. The menu appears to offer a good variety and changes with seasonal availability, which is always appreciated.
From what I’ve heard and read, the standouts are the squid tempura and the miso-grilled sablefish. The squid is known for being perfectly tender with a light, crisp tempura that isn’t overly greasy. The miso sablefish is often described as a true chef’s kiss, with a melt-in-your-mouth texture and complex flavors that complement rather than overwhelm the fish.
One criticism I’ve seen is that while Lari’s Buns made with house-made milk bread are very good, the orange butter can overpower the bread itself. A simpler butter might allow the quality of the bread to shine more.
Overall, the food, service, and atmosphere seem to be above average, and it’s definitely a place I’d be interested in trying.

4 days ago, 09:30 PM
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Originally Posted By notbadnotbrad⏩
Das it mane, reps
Based on the photos, I’d give it 4.5 stars.
Salt and Brick has one of the loveliest atmospheres and interiors I’ve seen in a restaurant. The menu appears to offer a good variety and changes with seasonal availability, which is always appreciated.
From what I’ve heard and read, the standouts are the squid tempura and the miso-grilled sablefish. The squid is known for being perfectly tender with a light, crisp tempura that isn’t overly greasy. The miso sablefish is often described as a true chef’s kiss, with a melt-in-your-mouth texture and complex flavors that complement rather than overwhelm the fish.
One criticism I’ve seen is that while Lari’s Buns made with house-made milk bread are very good, the orange butter can overpower the bread itself. A simpler butter might allow the quality of the bread to shine more.
Overall, the food, service, and atmosphere seem to be above average, and it’s definitely a place I’d be interested in trying.
Salt and Brick has one of the loveliest atmospheres and interiors I’ve seen in a restaurant. The menu appears to offer a good variety and changes with seasonal availability, which is always appreciated.
From what I’ve heard and read, the standouts are the squid tempura and the miso-grilled sablefish. The squid is known for being perfectly tender with a light, crisp tempura that isn’t overly greasy. The miso sablefish is often described as a true chef’s kiss, with a melt-in-your-mouth texture and complex flavors that complement rather than overwhelm the fish.
One criticism I’ve seen is that while Lari’s Buns made with house-made milk bread are very good, the orange butter can overpower the bread itself. A simpler butter might allow the quality of the bread to shine more.
Overall, the food, service, and atmosphere seem to be above average, and it’s definitely a place I’d be interested in trying.
4 days ago, 09:31 PM
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Originally Posted By notbadnotbrad⏩
Based on the photos, I’d give it 4.5 stars.
Salt and Brick has one of the loveliest atmospheres and interiors I’ve seen in a restaurant. The menu appears to offer a good variety and changes with seasonal availability, which is always appreciated.
From what I’ve heard and read, the standouts are the squid tempura and the miso-grilled sablefish. The squid is known for being perfectly tender with a light, crisp tempura that isn’t overly greasy. The miso sablefish is often described as a true chef’s kiss, with a melt-in-your-mouth texture and complex flavors that complement rather than overwhelm the fish.
One criticism I’ve seen is that while Lari’s Buns made with house-made milk bread are very good, the orange butter can overpower the bread itself. A simpler butter might allow the quality of the bread to shine more.
Overall, the food, service, and atmosphere seem to be above average, and it’s definitely a place I’d be interested in trying.
Salt and Brick has one of the loveliest atmospheres and interiors I’ve seen in a restaurant. The menu appears to offer a good variety and changes with seasonal availability, which is always appreciated.
From what I’ve heard and read, the standouts are the squid tempura and the miso-grilled sablefish. The squid is known for being perfectly tender with a light, crisp tempura that isn’t overly greasy. The miso sablefish is often described as a true chef’s kiss, with a melt-in-your-mouth texture and complex flavors that complement rather than overwhelm the fish.
One criticism I’ve seen is that while Lari’s Buns made with house-made milk bread are very good, the orange butter can overpower the bread itself. A simpler butter might allow the quality of the bread to shine more.
Overall, the food, service, and atmosphere seem to be above average, and it’s definitely a place I’d be interested in trying.

4 days ago, 09:35 PM
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4 days ago, 09:40 PM
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Originally Posted By notbadnotbrad⏩
Based on the photos, I’d give it 4.5 stars.
Salt and Brick has one of the loveliest atmospheres and interiors I’ve seen in a restaurant. The menu appears to offer a good variety and changes with seasonal availability, which is always appreciated.
From what I’ve heard and read, the standouts are the squid tempura and the miso-grilled sablefish. The squid is known for being perfectly tender with a light, crisp tempura that isn’t overly greasy. The miso sablefish is often described as a true chef’s kiss, with a melt-in-your-mouth texture and complex flavors that complement rather than overwhelm the fish.
One criticism I’ve seen is that while Lari’s Buns made with house-made milk bread are very good, the orange butter can overpower the bread itself. A simpler butter might allow the quality of the bread to shine more.
Overall, the food, service, and atmosphere seem to be above average, and it’s definitely a place I’d be interested in trying.
Salt and Brick has one of the loveliest atmospheres and interiors I’ve seen in a restaurant. The menu appears to offer a good variety and changes with seasonal availability, which is always appreciated.
From what I’ve heard and read, the standouts are the squid tempura and the miso-grilled sablefish. The squid is known for being perfectly tender with a light, crisp tempura that isn’t overly greasy. The miso sablefish is often described as a true chef’s kiss, with a melt-in-your-mouth texture and complex flavors that complement rather than overwhelm the fish.
One criticism I’ve seen is that while Lari’s Buns made with house-made milk bread are very good, the orange butter can overpower the bread itself. A simpler butter might allow the quality of the bread to shine more.
Overall, the food, service, and atmosphere seem to be above average, and it’s definitely a place I’d be interested in trying.

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4 days ago, 09:48 PM
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Originally Posted By brappbrah⏩
popeyes chicken is fuckin awesome
Popeyes is better
4 days ago, 10:08 PM
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Originally Posted By leoaa777⏩
Das it, my cousin paid a fortune for dinner for shanghai visitors lel
Looks great actually.
3 days ago, 12:59 PM
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3 days ago, 01:25 PM
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Originally Posted By notbadnotbrad⏩
Ay righteous man, on spread!
3 days ago, 01:28 PM
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Originally Posted By p7nk⏩
Lol true
imagine how many Pokeymen cards that could buy
Also means I gotta buy more packs for her kid
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