Slurp

I visited Slurp during my quick trip to San Diego because I saw they went viral on tiktok. I'm so glad we tried this place out because wow, it did not disappoint! I’m obsessed with crab rangoons, so their crab rangoon roll was such a fun & delicious twist! It was crispy, creamy, & overall packed with flavor - SO GOOD. Their thai milk tea was perfect as well, not too sweet & it tasted pretty authentic to me! ⭐️ 10/10, I would totally come back the next time I visit San Diego!

The crab fried rice was fire and honestly one of the best fried rices I’ve had in a while. Good flavor, decent portion if you’re sharing. The BBQ pork & wonton noodles looked good in the pics but weren’t it for me. Pork was dry and ordered rice noodles . Rice noodles were kinda stuck together, and overall flavor was ok. The wontons were good though. The lychee drink was super refreshing and delicious. Service was quick and food came out in about 10 minutes . If you go, I highly recommend the crab fried rice and the lychee drink.

With many food options at Liberty Station, Slurp is definitely one of the better ones and I keep coming back! Their portion sizes are huge for the price, you can share and still have leftovers. Their fried rice is some of the best fried rice I’ve had in my life. Today I decided to try out the viral crab rangoon roll and WOW, you get SO much food for just $10! Flavor was great, definitely a unique twist on regular crab rangoons. Love this place!

one of those places we keep coming back to—and for good reason. The crab rangoon roll alone is worth the visit. One order is huge and easily shareable between two or more people. We’ve never once finished a full order in one sitting because it’s that generous and filling. This time we also tried the takoyaki balls, and wow—so good. Crispy on the outside, soft and flavorful on the inside, and once again, the portion size is perfect for sharing. Great food, great portions, and consistently delicious. If you’re at Liberty Station and craving sushi or Japanese bites, Slurp is a must. 🍣✨ There two locations in Liberty Station. We always go to the one tucked away in the corner.

The food is very good, the noodle are good and the lady in front is very kind and sweet. Their soups are very good, some light and pleasant and others rich and delicious

I’m only reviewing Slurp based on the crab rangoon roll so take it as you will. I’m not sure why this thing is viral unless I just got a dude, but it just tasted like imitation crab in Mayo in some bland fried wrap. Maybe they ran out of cream cheese and didn’t think anyone would notice? My fiancé and I both agreed this didn’t taste anything like an actual crab rangoon and we’re both extremely disappointed.

I didn’t know about this food court, but I’m glad I tried it. The ramen was very tasty and well served, with a good amount of broth, noodles, and pork. It was ready in just 10 minutes, and the environment of the place is amazing.

Got the spicy basil steak burrito and it was fabulous. Good portion size, very very flavorful, comes with chili oil and cilantro on the side. Happy with the egg in the center :)) Pricey but matches everything in the food hall. Food takes some time to come out. Friendly staff

Just a short review since I did not get the chance to try the food here. We already got something else to eat at Liberty station but we wanted a dessert or sweet treat. We walked around and finally decided to get a boba drink. My niece let me know she was not that fond of the boba in the past but that could have been a one off. We ended up getting a jelly drink instead, a bubbly one! We are big fans of carbonation so we thought what a dream come true: jelly/boba drink with bubbles?! The drinks were not too expensive. You can even get refills for $3.50! The lady was very kind and attentive. We got drinks from the Sparkling series: (Lychee, Passionfruit, Red Guava, Watermelon) 1.Two Lychee/Passion Fruit jelly mixed with bubbles 2.Passionfruit Jelly mixed with bubbles. We all loved the drinks. We say all 5/5. Would like to come back, their menu looks pretty good: Crab fried rice, Roast Duck, Hainan Chicken, Pho, Tom Yum, Beef Boat Noodle, Shrimp Tempura, Fried Tofu, Spicy Basil steak Burrito..   Service: 5/5 Ambiance: 4/5 Food: 5/5

When I was a kid I remember we would go on a trip to LA maybe twice a year to get Chinese food unavailable in San Diego.  One of the things I loved was roast duck from Lucky Deli.  They were hanging from a hook in the display case waiting for us.  The red hued skin was crispy and full of 5 spice powder based flavor.  Meat was tender and juicy, bursting with flavor. I was excited to see Slurp had roast duck noodle soup.  I ordered it with a side of pork and shrimp won tons.  I got 3 containers so I could put it together myself.  There was a hot soup container, a won ton container, and a duck container which also had bean sprouts, broccoli, and noodles.  Soup was hot and I'm not sure what was in it other than salt but it wasn't just ok.  Pork and shrimp won tons had a tasty flavor from the shrimp.  The duck was tender and had a mild 5 spice powder flavor.  It was ok.  Bean sprouts were fresh and crisp.  Broccoli was fresh and ok.  Egg noodles had a mild flavor which was ok. The overall experience here was ok.  Cashier was nice and food came out fast.  My favorite spot for duck won ton noodle soup is Sab E Lee.  They have much more flavorful duck and soup which elevates the flavor of the egg noodles.

And just like that... I have a new favorite restaurant that's more than a thousand miles away from where I live. I discovered Liberty Hall after a quick Google search. I arrived about an hour before closing and the place that I originally wanted to go to was closed. After a few minutes walking around, I stumbled upon a brightly colored restaurant with a menu that caught my eye. I was impressed by all the offerings, including the spicy basil steak burrito and crab rangoon roll. Tender steak paired with the perfect amount of heat and aromatic basil, topped with a fried egg created an unforgettable flavor experience. Then came the crab rangoon roll, and wow--just wow. This inventive twist on a classic had a delicate flaky pastry and creamy, savory filling that felt indulgent but not overwhelming. It was everything you want in a crab rangoon but elevated to a whole new level.

Slurp is going to be my new go to spot at Liberty Station! The poster facing the walkway is what caught my eye and helped me choose this location since it had a Hainan Chicken photo. Overall, the booth area was clean and area colorful. There is a high seating stool area directly across from the booth, and then plenty of seating area in the Stone Brewing section near the booth too. The Hainan Chicken for $15 on rice will also come with a cup of soup/broth. I love Hainan Chicken and am so happy I found a spot in San Diego that does it well! The chicken, rice, and sauce were so perfectly flavored. Every bite was a dream. The chicken was juicy, and everything was so well prepared. The soup is a simple broth but has ginger and lemongrass aromatics. Everything is so well paired together and delicious! I also ordered the crab rangoon roll for $10. As a crab rangoon lover this is a brilliant innovation. The burrito was cut into about 6 pieces and packed with a dipping sauce. Fresh at pick up the pieces were piping hot! The burrito wrapper although fried is more similar to a pastry dough than a crunchy wonton wrapper. If you're looking for a crunchy texture this won't be for you. I enjoyed every bite since each bite was oozing imitation crab and cream cheese. For an appetizer, the pieces are really big and filling. In total the items took about 10 minutes to be prepared. The staff was kind, and everything was well packaged for takeout.

Really friendly service and a great variety to choose from! A lot of drinks to choose from and you can get different types of rice dishes and noodles. I'm a huge fan of Hainan chicken, which is why I came here and it was pretty good! Good portions and the soup and sauce that comes with it compliments it a lot! Definitely recommend.

The food is really good. We have the tom yum noodles and the bbq noodles. Nice workers and fast service. It's one of best food place in the market. The downside, no filtered water. That's why I give 4 not 5 stars.

Love slurp! I got their chicken pho and their lychee lemonade. The pho flavor is very mild, broth isn't too strong in flavor but I would assume that's because it is a chicken based broth! Nonetheless, It is a simple, good bowl of pho. I could probably do without the crunchy garlic addition though. The lychee lemonade is good! But it bit too strong for me, would love it a little less sweet and sour but that's my personal preference. Service was great and quick, and prices are decent! Also, love their variety of menu options!!

So cute! I definitely feel everything is overpriced in this hall but this crab Rangoon roll was actually reasonably priced for $10. It's pretty big, very filling, and delicious!! I love the crust and the filling is very meaty! I'd definitely order this again! My cousin also ordered the spicy basil chicken item-that one we both agreed was not spicy or that amazing. I can't recall the flavor but it was just something very different than what we were expecting and we wouldn't order that again. They definitely have other items that look great so I'd come back to try a different dish.

Out of all the places in Liberty Station, this is one of the few that is worth the amount of money and tastes really good!! Portions of the plates and bowls are pretty large and they give you a lot of meat. I really liked the egg noodle with pork bbq and shrimp wonton I got. It was super tasty and filled with meat! Service was really quick and my bowl was $16.50. Liberty market is a cute place to hangout, take pictures, or go on a date! Lots of different food options, but I really liked this place.

A food stall located within the Liberty Station Public Market. Staff were friendly and welcoming. My crab fried rice was ready in about 10-15 minutes after I ordered and it was delicious! I loved how they used actual crab meat and not imitation. The rice was well seasoned. I shared this dish with my daughter so I couldn't order it spicy, but definitely will next time. I paid about $25 for the rice, soda and tip.

I cannot stress this enough. Do not order their sparking boba. The pictures on the wall are misleading.It is essentially fruity sparkling water. Adding boba made it worse. There is absolutely no "tea" or "juice" incorporated in the drinks. 3 of my coworkers tried the drinks and all tossed it within 2 sips. Nasty. Don't get boba drinks here.

Place is so bomb! Everything on the menu including the drinks are amazing. Super great staff and awesome location/ definitely stop by and grab a bite if you're in the area. Recently had the orange chicken burrito and it blew my taste buds away

Too bomb Boba? Bomb- and instantly ready seconds after paying. We also got the basil steak burrito and it is the BEST fusion food I've ever had In my life. Words do no do it justice. Just get it. And yes, you'll want your own.

We tried this place last month while on vacation and came across my pics of my enormous Spicy Basil Steak Burrito. Spicy Basil Steak Burrito: This is two meals in one or four if you have a small appetite. I ate half of it for dinner and brought the other half back to our room. The first day was a delight with tender ribeye steak, rice, egg, basil, and spicy sauce. It was too sweet a couple of nights later because it was loaded with basil, which threw off the balance. It overpowered the beefiness. My cousin tried a piece and agreed it could have been better (not spoiled, just too sweet and funky). So I threw it away. Pho: My sister and cousins were unsatisfied with their Pho noodle soup. Portions were small for the high price. The plastic utensils were tiny and not suitable at all for the broth. The flavor was just okay. Crab Fried Rice: We all shared this and loved it. It was very flavorful, and the portion was huge. We also brought leftovers back to our hotel. The location: Liberty Public Market was fun, with many food choices and outdoor seating. It was deafening with all of the planes flying over. The planes flying over were really close and loud, so we sometimes had to shout over the table to hear each other. I didn't mind the noise, though; we were surrounded by fun, friendly people. I wouldn't recommend it if you wanted a quiet date night.

THIS PLACE IS LEGIT.. that is all.. I suggest getting the Spicy Crispy Chicken rice. 11/10

Tom yum noodle with ground pork on repeat. That was my favorite dish here so far. Takes about 5-10min. They were pretty fast. It's located at liberty public market. I would order that again and again.

I love their Hainan chicken rice bowl that me and five of my coworkers got the same thing! The amount they give is generous and appropriate for the price of $16. The chicken is DEBONED and so juicy. They give their sauce, hot chili oil and SOUP??!??! on the side. I have not tried anything else from their menu; however, they provide excellent service and were very kind. This is my cute little go to spot at Liberty Station for their Hainan chicken bowl that I wouldn't go anywhere else for.

I want to start this off by saying my boyfriend went in and ordered for us so I am sure there are many other awesome things to order just what we ended getting I don't think is what we were expecting. We got a chicken and rice dish which had wayyyyy more rice than anything else and I wish if that was the case that there was more sauce or something because overall the dish didn't seem very flavorful which was a bit disappointing. We also got the crab rangoon roll which was their take on a crab rangoon and for only $10 this was a huge appetizer and they were very tasty but there was so much of it and the pieces are big. Granted that is awesome it was just much more filling than we were expecting. I definitely want to come back and try some other menu items because maybe this visit we just didn't order the correct things on the menu to show how great they are.

Inside the Liberty Public Market. Staff was nice and polite. The Lychee Lemonade was not too sour and the perfect amount of sweetness. The jelly definitely added to it (highly recommend). The Hainan Chicken was okay. I've had better. Sadly we found hair in the dish so it made us lose our appetite. This was our first time here and will most likely be our last.

Ordered the spicy basil steak burrito (level 3 spice) and it was delicious!! So much flavor in each bite. The staff was super friendly and I waited less than 10 minutes for my order. Lots to choose from on their menu. Will definitely be back!

Out of all the options at the Liberty Public Market, I decided to try Slurp. I was craving some homey comfort food and Slurp's menu looked to be full of good options. The cashier who took my order was so gracious to humor me when I asked him to enter my order as whatever he would choose to eat in that moment. He placed my order for the BBQ pork and wonton soup. For choice of noodles, he said he typically chooses rice noodles. My order was ready in a 5-10 minutes, exactly as quoted. Everything was thoughtfully wrapped up for spill prevention with utensils, sauces, and napkins. My husband and I found an open table to sit down and eat, and I was so excited as I took everything out of the bag. The dish looked super inviting and the soup was super hot. I ended up pouring most of the soup into the bowl but still had some left to enjoy separately. Everything was so, so good. I think good bowl of wonton noodle soup should feel like a big hug, and that's exactly how I felt when I was done. Rice noodles for wonton soup is less conventional, but I enjoyed it. The wontons were probably my favorite part and were elevated by the side of chili oil that was provided. I'd definitely go back to Slurp to get the soup again and try more items on their menu!

I really wanted to love this place. I'm visited about the high reviews. Both soups that we ordered the pork and shrimp, wonton soup and the Tom Yum.... The broth was very weird smelling something was off the chef needs to taste the recipe ASAP and fix it. Smells like raw plasticy very weird not appetizing smell. The deep fried Rangoon thingy was great though

I tried the roast duck rice plate & the butterfly pea lime soda. The roast duck plate was not all that, quite expensive for the price. It came with about 8 THINLY sliced pieces of duck on top of some steamed veggies with a large heaping of rice. The rice to meat ratio was ridiculous. The flavor of the duck was okay, just felt that I was being skimped out because the slices were so thin! The butterfly pea lime soda just tasted like a basic lemon soda with blue food coloring. Overall, I was not satisfied with this meal & would skip this place next time.

Who knew a small stall in an old military barrack turned food hall would have one of the best Chinese food in SD? Certainly not me...but trust me, Slurp is legit! Look, SD just doesn't have the best Chinese take-out options, but this place delivers (no pun intended since they don't actually physically deliver your food lol). Slurp has one of my favorite Orange Chicken dishes in the city. It's crispier than most other places but still has that sweet and tangy flavor that everyone loves. I also love their "slurp" options which is what they call their soups (because...duh lol). I'm a big fan of the BBQ Pork and Shrimp Wonton slurp - very tasty and meaty. Other favorites include their take on the Crab Rangoon, which is served like egg roll-style. It's filling is sweet and cheesy with just the right amount of crab. It's also a huge portion. Looking forward to trying more delicious food from this place the next time I'm in Liberty Public Market!

The roast duck slurp was delicious. The spices was perfect. They put the broth and the noodles in separate containers. The service was quick, and the broth was very hot. We ate outside of the Liberty Public Market building where there were tables and an outdoor sink. The weather was good.

I really enjoyed the friendliness and good vibes, how quick my food was ready, but most of all the quality of food! What a great option to have at liberty station and I'm vegan so I appreciate y'all being vegan friendly. I ordered a simple dish (broccoli and tofu) but it was very tasty and I'll definitely come back and have it again.

First time here, tried the Beef boat Noodle soup. I asked the difference between that and Pho so I found out that it is called boat noodle because in Thailand, you can just pull up to the boat for some soup from street vendors. And the traditional Pho is Vietnamese style with the chicken broth as the base. It's perfect for a chilly day to warm you up or if you are feeling under the weather and need a hug in a bowl. They also sell boba teas once you add a drink you are looking at about $19 bucks. It's in Liberty Public Market do their are a lot of places to eat and shop. So you have choices!

Located inside the Public Market in Liberty Station near the lobster roll place, we tried this place out today for the first time and were really happy we did. The cashier was friendly and nice. My husband ordered the crab fried rice and I got the spicy crispy chicken rice. Our wait was true to the 10-15mins the cashier told us. Everything was packed nicely and the portions were great for the price. We ended up taking everything home, and I'm glad we did because it was a LOT of food! The crab fried rice really tasted like crab, which I LOVED. This is perfect for crab fans! The portion was plenty and the amount of crab/crab flavor was consistent throughout. The spicy crispy chicken rice was also delicious. I love spice, but I got level 3 on a scale of 1-5 so my husband could enjoy it with me, and it still had a good amount of heat; I would definitely try it with level 5 another time, though. The veggies were crispy/crunchy and complimented the chicken. My husband and I agreed that we'd definitely eat from here again. Customer service was great, the portions were amazing, and the food was delicious.

I think this is one of the most tasty restaurants in the Liberty Station food court. I dream about the Spicy Basil Burrito and the fried egg inside is perfectly over easy every time - Chef's kiss! Just keep in mind a little spicy goes a long way!

Got their signature Spicy Basil Burrito. Looked nothing like their stock photo where the tortilla was slightly charred on the grill like a Taco Bell Gordita. My tortilla was so white and cold that it would stick to the roof of my mouth while I was trying to enjoy a constructed traditional Thai rice plate of a Burrito. With everything so expensive now, I noticed the rice plates would've been the better option for the value. Save yourself the extra dollars and carbs for their plated meals. Other than that, food was tasty enough and Service was great!

Don't let the looks deceive you, their Hainan Chicken was pretty tasty!! I was pretty surprised how tender the chicken was because it honestly looked really dry from its appearance. The chicken was actually so tender that I could tear it apart with a plastic fork! Pair it with the peanut ginger sauce? It was sooooo delicious and flavorful. The chicken rice was also pretty flavorful! Great portions and it was very affordable too. Excellent takeout food. This is a Southeast Asian owned business in Liberty Public Market! I think it's really cool that they offer Laos-style papaya salad here also! Most places only make it Thai style. So I may come back in the future to try it out :)

Come here and try the Boat Noodle Soup with rice noodles and you will not be disappointed! The broth had such a great flavor that you don't even need to add any spices, however, I like my soup with a kick so I added the hot sauce. Friendly service and pretty quick for as busy as the market was on the day I was there. I can't wait to come back on my next visit to San Diego and try more from the menu!

Burrito and orange chicken were so dope. Haven't had anything like the burrito. That's a good thing. Mouth water. Had to get water. Liberty station is the goat

This place caught my eye on Yelp, it's in a food hall with lots of choices. I am a huge fan of wonton soup with bbq pork, but I listened to reviews on here recommending the spicy basil steak burrito. And I haaad to get this crab Rangoon roll cause I love crab Rangoon. And believe me, this crab Rangoon roll is the rangussiest rangussy that ever rangussied. Seriously though, it's massive. It's fried well with a good crunch. It did have a little too much filling for my liking. The ratio was just a bit off with a lot of cream cheese. Overall, very tasty though. The burrito was delicious too. I got a spice level of 2/5 and it was pretty mild with a slight heat. They give you chili oil to put on it. The egg was cooked perfectly. It is a carb bomb with the rice and tortilla, but very tasty. I would definitely come back here to try the wonton soup.

Absolutely a cute spot within the LPM if you're craving a yummy bowl of wonton noodle soup! The two people who helped us were nice + our food came out within a very reasonable time frame! Will definitely be back to try out the other Thai dishes!

It's San Diego food court level hainan chicken from a vendor that offers a mix of Chinese, Thai and Vietnamese with a fusion/trendy aspect. They have crab Rangoon rolls. That basically tells you enough. If you've never had hainanese chicken rice - I wouldn't recommend coming here for your first time trying. It's okay, but it's not great or that good.

The crab omelet rice is amazing i literally came here 2 days in the row to get the same thing: crab omelet. Price is very reasonable considering the amount of crab you get in the omelet. Love the mint lemonade too

I'm very disappointed today. First time ordering here. It's inside Public Market. Extremely slow service!

I asked the cashier the type of noodle that goes with the Tom yum soup and he suggested the vermicelli. Best decision I've made to try something new! I just skimmed the grease off the top of the soup; however, for taste, quality, authenticity, and portion, this was the best tasting Tom yum soup I've ever had! This was located in the 2850 Liberty Public Market in San Diego. Excellent! Also in photo is a flavorful, toasted coconut flan to die for smooth from a different vendor there.

This place was absolutely delicious! The spicy chicken fried rice was the perfect amount of spicy and tasted exquisite. It's also a great portion and can definitely fill up (I ended up only having about half of it and finished it later). The crab Rangoon roll also tasted amazing. It honestly tasted better than what I thought it was going to taste like. It's described as a "burrito" so I was quite nervous to see how that would be, but it's flat (as pictured) and not like an actual burrito. These two foods items are a must! I can't wait to come back and try some more things!

I have been to the public market maaaany times and have always been curious about this place since they opened up. Their bright yellow nook has always caught my eye. During my most recent visit, I finally gave it a try and O M G it was so good! What I ordered: 10/10 -spicy basil steak burrito (can't wait to have it again) -lychee juice (also can't wait to have it again) The burrito was so flavorful and the juice was very refreshing on a beautifully sunny day in SD. The person who took my order recommended the lychee drink over passion fruit and his recommendation didn't disappoint! If you're not a fan of lychee, they have many other options to choose from, they even have yummy lemonade flavors. This place is one of the choices at liberty station so it's an order and pick up your meal in 10 minutes type of situation. I will definitely be back to try more of their bright menu! The public market has a variety of foods and drinks - there is something for everyone here.

First time trying this recommended spot, the flavor did not let me down. I tasted the Tom Yumm soup, it had a lot of great ingredients with the option to get egg or rice noodles. I requested to get less noodles so I can eat more broth but my request was not granted :( The cashier's service was great, she gave me the recommendation of getting the Tom Yumm instead of the Dumpling Soup. The spot is small and inside Liberty Plaza so there are no assigned seating areas for each restaurant. Next time I will maybe try the infamous Duck soup but request no noodles so I can get more broth. Do like that they have drink options that include boba.

It's so good! We ordered crab fried rice which is so much it's like good for 4 peeps! The hainanese chicken was amazingly good! The Sausage too was oh so yummy! I didn't know hainanese chicken is from Thailand??

THAI/CHINESE/VIETNAMESE... (shrug shoulders) Who knew steamed boring basic chicken had a flavorful twist?! Liberty Station vendors are constantly changing up. And every new vendor popping up hasn't given me the urgency to try. So, I, settled for this place to order a meal from and I'm glad I did. HANINE CHICKEN RICE - steamed chicken with rice. Right?! Basic AF. Well this basic af steamed chicken came with some very flavorful cilantro and ginger sauce. Actually, the steamed chicken had cilantro garnish and the sauce was predominantly ginger. Nothing special about jasmine rice, nothing special about steamed chicken, but when you dip the chicken into the sauce there is something special. I thought my meal was going to be mediocre but it pleased the palette at that moment. BUTTERFLY PEA LIME SODA - must get. It's was a refreshing yet sweet but not too sweet kind of drink. Especially when it's hot outside and we scored a table outside with no umbrella. I added some jelly for texture and fun. Until the next bite...

Slurp is delish! I stumbled upon Slurp when I was grabbing lunch at the Public Market with my friend. I got their BBQ Pork Rice Bowl $10.99 which is served with jasmine rice and a fried egg. I also got a side of their cream cheese wontons (8 pieces) for $5. I must say that both things I ordered were absolutely tasty! The cream cheese wontons were filled with a generous portion of cream cheese! I loved everything I got! I think Slurp will be my new go-to place when I visited the Liberty Public Market!

Quick service, hot broth, solid pieces of meat, and comes with all the condiments. Great spot for a quick homey, comforting meal. Would recommend to others!

F r i e n d l y - that was my first impression. Didn't get his name but I'm assuming is the owner? Not everyone makes you feel warm n welcome, so to me - that's huge. THANK YOU. Also, who doesn't love veggies? I know I do. And the chow mein is loaded! Big ups. Not bad, not bad at all.

I was here yesterday 9/19/23. I ordered the spicy crispy chicken bowl. I picked a spice level of 2 and it was the perfect spice. The food was hot and fresh. You hot a huge portion for the price. The veggie slaw was delicious, the crispy chicken had large pieces.

Didnt have much hope in this spot, but took a friend here the day before and they said the duck was great and they were right! The duck was tender and so flavorful. It came with fresh veggies and fresh rice. It also came with a sweet teriyaki sauce which was really good. Im sure it was house made. The service could be a lot better, in fact if it wasn't for the poor service I would of given it 5 stars. People just don't feel like working.