Street

"Stop into Street for a taste of global fare without having to dust off your passport. This casual eatery offers small plates of street food from around the world, like pozole, sticky rice bowls, and Korean fried chicken." - Celina Colby, Kate McCarty

"If you’re looking to stretch your legs out a bit and sit somewhere that isn’t the front seat of a cramped sedan for a few hours, take a longer break at Street 360. This international street food restaurant is located in a shopping center just before you get downtown, so there’s plenty of parking available. If you’re road-tripping with friends, make them pay for more than just gas by splitting some subarashii fries that come with both scallion mayo and kimchi ketchup and the bibimbap with crispy sticky rice that’s served in a piping hot cast-iron skillet. " - anne cruz

"Come to this international street food restaurant with a group so you can split some subarashii fries drizzled with scallion mayo and kimchi ketchup, or the bibimbap with crispy sticky rice that’s served in a piping hot cast-iron skillet. You can definitely have a really nice meal here for under $30 a person. The atmosphere is lively enough that you’ll probably want to stay for a few rounds of drinks, but it’s not so loud that you can’t hear your table’s conversation." - anne cruz

"Come to this international street food restaurant with a group so you can split some subarashii fries drizzled with scallion mayo and kimchi ketchup, or the bibimbap with crispy sticky rice that’s served in a piping hot cast-iron skillet. You can definitely have a really nice meal here for under $30 a person. The atmosphere is lively enough that you’ll probably want to stay for a few rounds of drinks, but it’s not so loud that you can’t hear your table’s conversation." - Anne Cruz