Hours

Monday	5:00 - 10:00 PM
Tuesday	5:00 - 10:00 PM
Wednesday	5:00 - 10:00 PM
Thursday	5:00 - 10:00 PM
Friday	5:00 - 10:00 PM
Saturday	11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Sunday	11:00 AM - 10:00 PM

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Reviews

• Gabriel Fitzy
  ★ 5

  Walking into passport you’re immediately greeted by one of their servers which I found really inviting. The food only took about 25 minutes to start flowing out of the kitchen. Me and my girlfriend got the three course meal called “When Seoul Met Rome”. The first course was the appetizers being California rolls and Korean fried chicken tossed in a delicious sauce. The entree had three choices being steak au poivre, Bibimbap, and lobster ravioli. We got the steak and the bibimbap and it was absolutely delicious! The steak was cooked to perfection and the bibimbap came with a sauce that really tied the dish together giving it just the right kick it needed. Our server Danielle was so so kind and very accommodating with everything we asked and very attentive to all the tables. All together dining at passport was overall amazing. Not to mention the place if very high end yet still family friendly. I wish you many more years of success passport, thank you!!!

• Alison Gutowski
  ★ 5

  It is a great hidden gem! My roommate and I went here for my 60th birthday dinner. I was craving Bibimbap and they did not disappoint!!! The atmosphere is perfect, Henry well Henry was just delightful.

• Bonnie Molino
  ★ 5

  New favorite place! The menu is huge with literally something for everyone. I was impressed with how many vegetarian options they had. The fresh pressed juice was so tasty and I will definitely come back to try a fresh fruit smoothie. We started with the dim sum sampler, which we scarfed so quickly I didn’t get a picture. Couldn’t get enough of the spicy orange dipping sauce! My ramen was full of delicious flavors- don’t sleep on the caramelized kimchi topping! 🤤 Lovely atmosphere perfect for date night. We will definitely be back soon.

• Yuan Xu
  ★ 3

  Visiting from out of town, we ordered the dim sum trio and bibimbap. The dim sum seemed not home made and was served lukewarm. The bibimbap was sweeter than expected. The fusion flavors may suit local tastes. Coming from the NJ/NYC area, it maybe unfair to compare, but I won’t return. The waiter was friendly. The baguette and pesto olive oil dip were excellent.

• Eric K.
  ★ 5

  Recently celebrated two birthdays together at Passport. It was a Monday night and the restaurant was not very busy. Ken, the waiter, was very attentive and patient with our group of four. The ambiance was inviting and relaxing, transforming a previously harsh retail space of a relatively new building into contemporary simplicity. The food was delicious and the attention to design and detail was impressive without being pretentious. The bread service included separate small ramekins of vinegar and melted butter for each guest. The cutlery and dishes had a pleasant gold design throughout.The food was delicious-- we started with the dim sum sampler and mostly ordered dishes from Asia for mains. After learning the chef is Korean, I could not resist ordering the bibimbap specialty. I was not disappointed! The birthday treatment was the best I have experienced at a restaurant in recently memory-- I won't give away the surprise. Lastly, given the high caliber of dining experience, the price point was beyond reasonable and at least ten percent less than than what I would expect to pay for the quality. Can't wait to return. Thank you!