Street

Definitely need to try the Bibimbap and Curry Fries here! I don't normally like fries, but the curry mayo and curry ketchup are so so good. The lamb shawarma wrap, cemita, and Mexicali Bowl are great too, such big servings for a decent price! Everything here is amazing, you won't be disappointed:)

Eclectic, fun, good energy and delicious food! We ordered what the server recommended and it was great (Mexican bowl and chicken thigh sandwich).

This place is awesome. It had been on our list to go to for quite a while and I’m so glad we stopped by. You can tell they put a lot of pride into the food they serve, and it shows. For drinks, they have many beers and creative cocktails. I had a spin on a Negroni with gin, grapefruit, and soju, which was delicious and packed a punch. For food, we shared the subarashi fries, Thai ribs, and a daily special - sweet potato empanadas. Everything was perfect - flavors were exciting but well balanced. The ribs were tender but not mushy and the empanadas were so crisp and the filling perfectly spiced. The staff were friendly and the decor is super fun. Great casual place and an excellent value. Will definitely be back.

Really great food and fun drink choices! Someone is putting some love into the meals here - wow. (Try the Bibimbab, it will not disappoint). The helpings are generous and the flavors are exciting. Recommend!

Three people in my group opted for the Cubano sandwich. While it was good, we are originally from Florida, and this sandwich did not live up to true Cuban standards. However, if you've never had a Cubano in Florida, this one is tasty as an overall option.

This place is freaking amazing!!! We stopped in on a Sunday afternoon for brunch and were not disappointed. The food portions are massive and the creativity and flavors are out of this world. Our server was also great. My kids also said they wanted who ever was on AUX, they loved the music choices.

Had a delicious birthday dinner here with my friends! The food was terrific, we ordered a plate of curry fries for the table and I had a pork banh mi which was fantastic! I think the one place to improve is just how loud the restaurant gets with a combination of the high ceilings and hard surfaces. Overall the food was great and the service was super fast!

Unique menu, excellent cocktails, quality of food is there. The french fries with curry mayo and the Singapore salad are two of my faves.

I love the concept of this restaurant! There are so many options to pick from! I got the Korean bibimbap and it didn't disappoint. That was the most recommended dish on their menu. The portion was very big and could be shared between two people. The restaurant wasn't too noisy or crowded during lunch which was nice. If you're in Portsmouth and want to try a variety of foods, definitely give Street a try.

Service is always good. They seat you pretty quick even if it looks busy. Not a ton of parking, that's alright not their fault at all. I wish the menu was a little more extensive, or perhaps they switch it up once a year or so. Maybe offer a specials menu that changes quarterly. I don't know. I like the spot, just wish I had more to choose from.

I hadn't been in in a few months and was disappointed when I stopped in for lunch yesterday. I sat at the bar intending to get an app and take something home for dinner. The bar tender spent 90% of the time with her back to the customers on her phone or talking with a coworker making service slow. There were black flies and fruit flies flying and mating all over the liquor splash guards and bottle spouts. I'm glad I ordered a white wine, I wouldn't want a drink made from those bottles. I ended up not eating there because I didn't want to be fighting the flies off my food while I tried to eat. When I got home I didn't end up not eating my food either bc I kept thinking if the bar was that gross, what are the standards in The kitchen. I get flies are sometimes unavoidable but in this case they had just opened and no doors were open. You'd think it would be the cleanest time of day. I would expect more care taken on cleanliness and taking care of/paying attention the customers based on positive past experiences. Either yesterday was a fluke or something over there has gone down hill.

Nice place - unfortunately we were too late for outside seating but nice atmosphere and staff were good. Getting the food was perhaps a bit on the slow side but they were busy and we were not in a hurry so no real issue for us. We were there for brunch and I had The Irish. I thought it was supposed to have a biscuit but wasn't sure at the time - just checked and it was supposed to come with a biscuit - instead it had a rosti which was good so I was fine with that. Good all around - portion was large but not too large so I see that as a good thing. I will be going back - want to try dinner there.

Street is one of my favorite NH restaurants. I've been to both the Portsmouth and Exeter locations a few times each. Today I had the congee special which was soooo good, and the curry fries which are my favorite item, with a side of the Vietnamese chicken for some more protein. You can't go wrong here, but the cemita sandwich is the fan favorite and the curry fries are like crack.

Overall: incredibly surprised by the tastiness of the assortment of fusion they had going on. Between Korean bibimbap to Latin American dishes like the Cemita this place really wide ranged it. But it didn't sacrifice on the flavor which it definitely packed. Food: the subarashii fries themselves were above average already being crispy and potatoey, but the kimchi ketchup puts it over the top. I've had Bulgogi fries but this is a completely new spin on a Asian poutine esq dish. The cemita was absolutely loaded with goods. The slab of melted cheese combined with the slices of avocado. The burger patty itself tasted better than your average ole ground beef patty. Perhaps they ground up their own meat? Ambience/Decor/Service: a super cool setup with very hipster antique modern vibes. Unsure if that's even a description but they have a cool bar super kind waiters/waitresses. The place is a tad bit expensive but the portions are scaled accordingly!

Stopped on our way into Portsmouth on the weekend and it was packed. We waited a bit for our table but the wait for the food was wayyyy too long. So much so that once our server took our order, he never came back to even give a heads up that it might take over 45 mins for the food to arrive. And by then, the lunch crowd had disappeared and we were one of a handful of tables left. When I asked the manager/hostess if there's a delay, I could sense the exasperation but then in a min or so, she got our lunch out. Which made me wonder if it had been sitting on the kitchen counter... finally, lunch was close to 2:30. The reason we even stopped here was because the menu featured cuisines from all over the world. It kinda does but the flavors aren't like the traditional dish. So while the food we ordered (wings, huevos rancheros, Singapore salad, falafel) was good, none of it tasted authentic. The portions are also huge and so it's the price. I wish they did half portions like they so with the salad so that you aren't stuck with so much leftovers. Either way, the service left much to be desired. Don't make a hungry party wait without acknowledging it and checking in on them.

Imagine a traditional Bahn Mi except a broccoli haired millennial decided to make it an abysmal pile of trash. A pile of unseasoned dry pork. It actually looked like a long turd. Flavor? Didn't make an appearance. Nothing was fresh. Even the jalapeños were pickled garbage. But at least they have easy traditional foods like hot dogs served on top of a slice of bread. Not a bun. But sitting on top a hard piece of a roll cut in half. No way to pinch the poor quality hot dogs between the bread. Just balancing to ensure ease of eating :) At least it was super expensive! :D They took the "street" food to include getting ripped off.

Overall pretty good. They have an eclectic menu - you can get something Korean, or Middle Eastern, for example. Nothing super fancy, it's mostly sandwiches. Full bar. Service was good. Hipster vibe. Parking is good. We split some Korean wings, crispy, had Korean seasoning, but a little heavy-handed with the gojujong sauce. I got a porchetta sandwich. Saucy. Huge. Good flavor. Mimsy had a lamb wrap kind of thing. Also big, and tasted good. We had margaritas, $15 a pop for those, a little steep. Nice casual place to get dinner. No long wait.

Originally stopped here because it was on the way home from a 4 hour drive. After coming here on a whim, we now make the 2-hour drive just to get their crazy amazingly good food. Got the Cobb salad added beef & chicken, ranch dressing and side of curry mayo. It was so good that I included several pictures of it. Wait staff was amazing, and the place has a fun vibe. Drinks are also perfect. This is on the list of top 5 favorite restaurants in the US. Been from RI to AZ and this one is a gem. Whoever owns this place, good for you. You nailed it. Small tip - it's in the back. If you navigate here, and don't see it, just drive/park around back.

A pit stop on our way to Portland, a Friday night which was quite busy for tre Memorial Day and we went there close to the closing time, seated promptly and kids were given crayons which was nice. Loud music and cool vibe inside but not great food as we had expected. We ordered fried chicken with spicy fries, lamb shawarma and a side of shrimp. The drink was sunburnt margarita with a hint of mango. Service was good but the only thing which we liked was the lamb shawarma, fried chicken was very chewy and felt over fried, the fries were ok. Large portion size though! The drink wasn't great either! Maybe wrong timing and not the right order.

Had dinner here on a Saturday Night and enjoyed it so much , we returned for Brunch the next day . The Bimbipop and Fish tacos and salads are excellent . Bartenders know what they are doing and can mix up just about anything . We enjoyed our Manhattan and Aperol Spritz. Breakfast / Brunch the next day was equally as wonderful . Creative menu and all six of us loved it .

So nice to see this place is as good as I remembered from many years ago. Love it! Staff was super friendly, atmosphere fun and lively. We had the curry fries (my personal fave) and the yucca fries, both were excellent. The sticky ribs were amazing and cooked perfectly. The bibimbap was delish! Will def be back to try a bunch of other stuff!

Service was great. Food was good and nice portions especially for the gravy. But the chicken added to it was only like a strip.

I was traveling for work and went here because it was the one of the highest rated restaurants, i can see why! Very cool atmosphere inside with fun unique touches. The food was also great and portions were sizable. You absolutely get more than what you pay for. The chicken was out of this world and some of the largest tenders Ive ever had. They were also very spicy so be prepared. Bibimbap was also delicious and my main course. Wish there were more veggies and less rice but that is just my opinion

Massive serving size! The falafel pita was so tasty and I also got a Melmosa drink which was great. We sat outside and had a great experience. Our server was helpful and let me know about all the vegan options!

CrIsPy WiNgS! With a delicious spicy, sweet, garlic ginger sauce. Heck Yeah! I don't know about you, but I'm always down for crispy flavorful wings. It was busy busy but we were able to snag a spot at the bar within 5mins. Service was also surprisingly quick for how busy it was. I got the noodle bowl, which reminded me of Pad Thai but with more veggies. I highly recommend if you enjoy Pad Thai. My other half got the Lamb Shawarma. He did not complain and woofed it down pretty quick. Curry fries on the side are an absolute must! I kept stealing some, of course. Go check this place out if you haven't already. Bon appetit!

Stopped by after a day trip in ogunquit. This spot is outside of the main Portsmouth area in a strip mall. It has some outdoor dining as well as indoor and bar seating. It has a hipster feel to it with some cool art, bold colors on the wall, and dimly lit. We got the yuca fries, curry fries, bimibop, Korean fried chicken, dumplings, and the empenadas. Everything outside of the dumplings were great! The yuca fries were crispy and moist on the inside and was accompanied with a nice aoli dipping sauce. Maine/NH has this awesome thing going with curry ketchup which goes great with any French fries. The empenadas were well seasoned with a nice crispy crust. The Korean fried chicken was seasoned in a spicy garlic sauce. The bibimbop was full of veggies and served in a cast iron which was a cool difference. Traditionally it's served in a stone pot to keep the rice warm and crispy. The one thing the bibimbop needed was more gochujang sauce (spicy Korean red paste). If you don't know what a bibimbop is, think of it as a deconstructed fried rice that you mix yourself. The dumpling was the least successful dish because the sauce wasn't very appetizing and the dumplings weren't homemade. The drinks were very good. Order the beet infused drink and there was a mango drink that were delicious.

We came in as a group of 7 on a Friday night. We had called ahead around 4:30pm to see if they would take a reservation for a large group and they said no but they would make note of us and try to have a table. They had a table and seated us once everyone arrived. We shared curry fries and 1 order was a satisfying app for 6 adults it was very delicious. I had bibimbap as did my husband and it was delicious. We got our daughter a hotdog but she didn't eat any of it due to suddenly feeling unwell. The only issue we really had was that they stock utensile son the tables and we only had knives with 1 fork in the cup. After looking for our waiter for a while, I finally went to the hostess stand which was right next to our table. I said we only have 1 fork and a bunch of knives so can we please have more cereal. She gave me a cup with 3 forks and a bunch of knives so we had to repeat the process. A bit ridiculous and unorganized. Also unsanitary if they're reusing the utensil cups

Hip spot with a large menu of unique food and drinks, where the mission is "to serve the world's most flavorful street food in one lively place" Both table and bar seating I came for dinner with my GF, and started the night off with one of their flavored margaritas. It was fantastic, so my hopes were high Following this, I got a bibimbap and my GF got a "miso salad" but we both thought that these were just "fine" and we were not blown away

Service was wonderful. Very family friendly. The food was interesting and fun. We ordered a few things to share and we were happy we did. We loved the Bimbimbap! The sauce with the yuca fries was delicious.

Everything / food-service-ambience- brought some friends they loved it as well - had the bibimpap- w shrimp

We went to Street for a Sunday Brunch at peak time and of no surprise there was a 40-minute wait. We put in our phone number and kept ourselves busy and the notice came on time. The drinks looked great, but since we had to travel, we went for the "working on my beach bod" it was veggies (onion, broccoli, roasted red peppers and asparagus on top of egg whites cooked perfectly. A side salad and some avocado on the top completed the dish and it was delightful. We also had the Healthy Benny with two perfectly cooked poached eggs on top of a bed of sweet potato hash and spinach with a generous dollop of hollandaise sauce. WE LOVED IT. The place does have a hipster feel (should I say vibe), but even as older patrons we were made to feel at home and service was quick, friendly, and everything we expected. Absolutely delighted with our experience and we will be back!

We are regulars here and everything is great! My husband is all about the Pho and i've tried everything from the tacos to the burger etc...but my favorite of all is the suburashii fries!!!

First time I went there the food, drinks & service was amazing -a few months later I brought my mom and my daughter and everything we ordered was horrible, had zero flavor, everyone from the moment we walked in the door seemed like they didn't want to be there and made us feel uncomfortable. I absolutely LOVELOVELOVE the ambiance and all the artwork so it was really disappointing. Only writing this yelp review because this restaurant has popped up in multiple convos and my phone just told me to write a review for some reason - would love to come back and try again but honestly don't want to risk paying that for horrible food/service again just because of the amazing artwork/ambiance :(

Super fun and eclectic menu. Great drinks and atmosphere. Plan on a wait during busy times - but worth it. And don't eat before you come - epic proportions! Great fun place.

Here they stand true to their name- Street Food from around the world. I think the chef's have done such a great job of curating the menu and they not only have variety in terms of flavors, but also have something for everyone's dietary preferences. We really wanted to try Gobi-65 but it was not available :( The curry fries were amazing! The chili flakes gave it a subtle spice and the curry mayo added a lovely twist to the flavor. They were perfectly crispy as well. Husband and I also shared the bibimbap. Unfortunately, it did not live up to the hype. The flavors were good but underwhelming. Not to say it was bad, I just think I will stick to other dishes the next time I dine here. We also got a side of falafel that came with some tahini sauce. The falafel was perfectly crunchy from outside and the flavor was good as well, but they were a little dry. They might taste fine once put in a wrap with a bunch of other sauces and salad, but on its own it was okay. The service was wonderful. They have a lovely outdoor porch as well. The indoor space is cute and quirky. Although the dishes we ordered this time did not impress us as much as we thought they would, I still want to come back and try some other dishes. Hopefully soooon!!!

I have nearly loved every dish and beverage I've had here. Bibimbap, spicy fries, Mexican chicken sandwich(sorry too lazy to look up the menu ).

Truly one of most enjoyable meals I have had in a long time. The Cemita with Curry Fries was absolutely amazing and so flavorful. There is tons of sauce and literally every bite was a perfect bite. I also tried the Sunburnt Margarita which was spicy and delightful. My advice is to get there early. This place is popular (for good reason) and fills up quickly.

We were recommended this place by people working on the base. I don't know what kind of horrible lives they've been living to think this place was the best in town. It smelled strange upon walking in. We weren't sure what it was but because it didn't smell like rotten food or anything too bad we went ahead and sat down. Honestly, I couldn't even tell you what I ordered. But it tasted just like that smell. It wasn't burnt but it had a tinge of burnt taste to it. Like they cooked it in a pan with other food burnt onto it. The veggies that were in the dish were undercooked and very hard. The wait staff seemed fine. Nothing exceptional but definitely not the worst we've had. The interior was strange. All in all, it wasn't something to write home about.

I absolutely loved Street. When I was looking for Portsmouth restaurants, Street kept coming up and with good reason. The food and drink are delicious and the service was excellent. Eating here was an on-the-spot decision and I went right when they opened so I was lucky to get seated immediately. People were waiting outside before they opened. The restaurant filled up quickly. The decor is funky and Street has a fun vibe. I tend not to love restaurants that offer a mix of cuisine (think a Thai/Chinese/sushi place...pass). But Street offers a good mix and it is fun to have a variety of globally-inspired dishes at one meal. I started with the Aperol cocktail, and ordered the Dumplings con Pow and Porchetta. The drink was great. The dumplings were perfectly fried and had a nice bit of heat. I'd been craving a roast pork sandwich and while I wish this one had broccoli rabe, it was still delicious with the arugula. The fries complimented the Porchetta nicely and were crispy and hot. I highly recommend Street for great food and drink, and a great time.

Great recommendation from my husbands friend! It was about a 30 min drive for us but so worth it! Street food from around the world is the only way I can describe it! So many options, GF and vegan options as well. Our waiter was the best, eager to give his recommendations on his favorites. I originally ordered the lamb but it was sold out, this means a trip back for sure!! Everything was delicious!

I ordered the Thai ribs, empanadas, cubano, and miso salad. The ribs and empanadas tasted amazing! The cubano was good, but nothing to write home about. The salad lacked flavor and there wasn't much variety in it. I'd probably go back, but it's quite pricey for the amount of food though so not sure how often.

Excellent food and a very cool atmosphere, over all great experience. music is a bit different and loud

I ordered the What Abput Cobb with chicken added. Here's how much chicken I got, about 2 tablespoons of charred, little pieces of chicken. I was expecting a sliced breast...this was a joke.

Good service and even better food! They brought out the wrong order for my wife, but that's alright--just another reason to come back here in the future!

Great atmosphere. Varied menu that all look amazing and great selection of beers. Recommended

This place is pretty rad. My gf and I were looking for a cool spot for lunch (she's vegetarian, I'm not) and we found this joint. Sat at the bar, our server Lindsey was present but not looming, helpful but not pushy and kinda funny. Cocktail menu seemed new w names like "almost summer" and a solid beer list. The menu is broad enough that there were MANY options for each of us, and the portions were average to large. Whoever said the portions were small needs to stop ordering off the kids menu. Good music that you can recognize but always in the background. Just a cool, funky joint w great food. Eat here.

Visiting my daughter in Portsmouth!! An amazing city with a lot to offer. Decided we would try this restaurant. We shared the curry fries, I would go back for these alone. Very good! I had the banh mi, sandwich. I was a little hesitant about ordering because the one in my hometown is amazing!! This was good, not great. My daughter has the Cuban! Yummy! Wish I ordered this! Wife ordered the banh mi on gluten free bun. She really liked it. But has never had another one. She especially liked the GF options! Lastly, the service was not good. The staff seemed annoyed we were patronizing their restaurant. They could not have cared less if we were there or not. We will be back, it might have been a bad day (for all the staff), but still would recommend.

The food was below mid. I saw the recipe for the Pozole and decided absolutely not cause that's not how pozole is made. I ordered the bibimbap it looked good but was missing flavor the food was there but the ingredients/spices were missing. The Pho absolutely lacking paid $16 for very little noodle lack luster broth and 3 pieces of meat , if you want pho locally close to here just go next door to Nikki's and if you want it done well in the area of Portsmouth go to Tokyo Saigon and you'll see a huge difference from Street. The staff was nice and the presentation of the bibimbap was alright but that is it. Id probably order drinks here if someone decided to bring me here but the wife and I will not be coming back on our own accord sorry.

Yummy yummy!! Creative menu. We particularly liked the bi him bap, curry fries, and the Gobi 65 cauliflower. Looking forward to next visit.

Eclectic & international menu with friendly staff & off beat style. Lively night scene. Highly recommend!

Iced coffee - super yummy. orange juice - super fresh. mystery mix - definitely mixing. this place is super yummy, great service, and great atmosphere! definitely recommend the mystery mix (rice, egg, various vegetables) and the quesadillas from the huevos rancheros were so yum. definitely recommend, for some reason much better than its sister location in exeter (which is also pretty good)

Good food, service was excellent, and lot of variety of all sorts of mainly asian food. Would totally recommend to a friend and will be going again :)

Good food, drinks are okay! Tried the bibimbap and noodle bowl and both were excellent! Curry fries were good! Great service

Back when I lived in Portsmouth a few years ago, I was constantly asked if I had been to Street yet to the point of near embarrassment for not having gone yet. I finally went this past Saturday when I was in town and I totally get it now! Such a cool menu that blends all kinds of ethnic cuisines with some American staples like a fried chicken sandwich or burger. We started with some Southern fried chicken tenders and they were honestly so perfectly seasoned, crispy and red hot! Like dynamite good (don't worry I'm not thinking of getting frosted tips like Guy just because I said dynamite good). I wasn't feeling that adventurous that day and felt like a burger after that so that's what I went with! I got it with bacon and a "slab" of fried cheese for a couple extra dollars and it was excellent! We also shared some curry fries and those too, slapped hard. Check out Street!

Excellent food. Fair prices. Attentive waitstaff. Kinda loud when the place is packed, but that's a minor drawback. All things considered, a great place for lunch.

I was so surprised to be able to get a table when we walked in this week but it was a great surprise. Recommendations: Korean fried chicken tender app, chicken thigh samita entree, curry fries side. Avoid: lamb shawarma, it was dry and under seasoned. The wait staff seemed a bit annoyed with waiting on us and the other tables in our section. Maybe they were having an off night but it was a bit off putting.

Unique. Busy. Disorganized. Street's a great perk of the west end, with varying food options and arguably the best brunch in town (BASH FTW). Most any day of the week the space is bustling with a strong youthful presence and high enough ceilings that conversations are magnified ten fold: this is not the place to come for intimate conversations over candlelight. Reservations historically have been a mixed bag: sometimes accepted, sometimes forgotten on arrival. Food's intentionally eclectic, service friendly if brief, and audience decidedly group-centric, creating wait times of an hour or more in busy Sunday brunch or weekend times. Note: For those seeking great food without the need for drinks or eclectic ambience, don't miss the amazing Bob's Chicken just around the corner from here as well: delicious. Note: This review is from back in the pre-COVID era. New rules, regs, and management may have changed things.