Abroad

What a wonderful dining experience. The atmosphere is unique and very comfortable. Our wait staff, Kate was very friendly and took time to answer any questions we had. The jungle drink was yummy and our plates were delicious each in their own authentic way. Looking forward to sharing more meals here with friends.

Unique and fun atmosphere! Ambiance and food were a nice change from basic Cape restaurant fare. Food was interesting and delish. Loved our drinks (though the espresso martini wasn't a favorite). Service was exceptional - attentive waitress who did a great job guiding us through the choices. We had a blast exploring a variety of foods and will be back!

The food is too expensive for the quality. Don’t get me wrong, I’m always willing to pay for a good meal, but this isn’t it. The menu has too many different cuisines, so you can’t expect everything to be good. Starting with the chips and salsa, the salsa verde isn’t quite right; it’s just a blend of green flavors. I came here thinking they had a vegan menu because some Google pictures showed one, but they need to update those pictures because they no longer have a vegan menu. The drinks looked delicious but didn’t match the flavor. I will say the Asian dishes were the highlight of the menu, unlike the South American ones, which varied greatly in flavor and taste. Otherwise, the place is very cute, although there’s only music inside. If you want to enjoy the outdoor area, don’t expect any music. I say all this to help others know what to expect and maybe to help improve the quality control of the places I visit. I always suggest going in person to experience places for yourself.

This is — and I say this with grace — the worst place I’ve ever eaten in my life. Abroad is an eclectic collection of global cuisines that have somehow all been botched. And by “botched,” I mean no amount of calling these dishes “fusion” can spare them from being utterly disrespectful to their original cultures. It is disingenuous to call these dishes “tapas” when they’re really just overpriced, underportioned, and bland renditions of something the owners ate one time when they maybe visited a particular country. Chinese 5-spice tofu isn’t supposed to be oddly grainy with an overwhelming taste of cinnamon. A quarter-cup of “pho” shouldn’t come with a handful of bell peppers inside. We were so utterly disappointed with the portion size, flavors, and price of our meal that the 3 of us (from different countries!) left and got food from a gas station instead. After eating here, we checked out other reviews — which we should’ve done beforehand. While the concept of this place is cute, the execution leaves much to be desired. We were pleased with how kind our server was, but not much else. Seeing defensive comments to low reviews is disheartening and reflects a lack of desire to improve the food/product quality at this establishment.

The flavors we experienced at this Cape Cod GEM were truly authentic from countries around the world. Papaya Salad, Kalua Pork Rice Bowl, Scrumptious Tacos, OH MY! The atmosphere is warm and cozy. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable about the menu and suggestions as to which selections to pair. Tired of lobster rolls, clam chowder, and fried seafood? You will not be disappointed going ABROAD!

I was very impressed with this entire restaurant. The food was flavorful, creative and unique. I am a vegetarian and they had wonderful options for me. The pad thai I had was the best I think I may have ever had. The gin cocktail I got was delicious. The staff was very personable and pleasant. I sat at the bar and actually talked with the owner for a bit. She was kind, funny and made my experience a memorable one. If you are on the Cape, I highly recommend visiting this establishment. I cannot say enough good things about my experience here.

Disappointing - hard to express how much so. Went with my girlfriend for valentine's and everything from start to finish was entirely disappointing. The chochinita tacos smelled like urinal cakes. The scallion pancakes were filled with some muck vaguely food like. The shrimp and grits were impossibly ruined with excessive cayenne and the mutter was pure salt. All in all a ruined valentine's night out. Never again. If you enjoy good food eat elsewhere.

The service was good and the atmosphere is cozy and unique. The food left much to be desired however. While the idea is nice, the execution would be better. Yes the dishes are small and overpriced but we knew that going in. My issue is more with the actual flavor of the food. The baba ghanoush was good, and my boyfriend enjoyed the chicken wings and the seafood croquetas. But, we also got the dan dan noodles and they were not spicy at all. As a Chinese person who has had true dan Dan noodles, it’s not even comparable. They originate from the Sichuan region which is known for its extremely spicy food. These noodles were not even the tiniest bit spicy, I don’t think they even had chili oil in them. It was disappointing - I appreciate the effort for wanting to explore cuisine of different cultures, but this is by no means authentic. If they even said their dishes were “inspired” it wouldn’t be as bad, but to say they are “authentic” is simply false. If you want watered down American versions of flavorful, delicious and traditional food, maybe you’ll like this place. But don’t go with any hopes of having authentic Chinese food