Best Fast Food Restaurants in Woodbury

"Chef Sameh Wadi’s restaurant takes inspiration from street foods from around the world and turns them into dishes that Twin Cities restaurants depend on to wake up sleepy tastebuds. The Yum Yum Bowl isn’t just a clever name, but tasty comfort of rice, quivering egg, various meats, veggies and savory sauce. There are giant fried chicken sandwiches, adorable tacos, and unctuous curry-stuffed burritos here and all are made even better with an added pint of Milkjam ice cream."

"While tapping lively global street food traditions, chef/co-owner Sameh Wadi never ignores his vegan audience, offering Korean-influenced mushroom-filled lettuce wraps, two-fisted burritos packed with crispy marinated tofu and fried rice, a superb hummus, rice bowls brimming with charred squash and Chinese broccoli, an outstanding falafel sandwich and mushroom-squash tacos with pumpkin seed salsa."

"If you are in the mood for international street food with bold flavors, then you’ll definitely want to pay a visit to WSK (World Street Kitchen). Try delicious plates such as the Bangkok Burrito or the MFC (Moroccan Fried Chicken) Biscuit Sandwich."

"Lu’s Sandwiches has a city-wide reputation for a great banh mi. Served on a just-baked baguette it's topped with a choice of meat, pickled veggies, and peppers and more. 2624 Nicollet AveMinneapolis, MN 55408"

"If a classic hand-spun shake is calling your name, you can’t go wrong with a visit to the Shake Shack!. Over 20 varieties of shakes are available daily. Check the rotation of flavors listed on a giant chalkboard as you enter."

"The first outpost of the cult-beloved burger chain is in the fancy revamped North Garden food court. Known for its burgers, fried chicken sandwich, a little Brooklyn beer and the super creamy shakes."

"With two UMN locations, Kung Fu Tea is one of the best places to customize your drink. With milk caps, popping boba, and flavors, their signature Kung Fu Milk Tea with pearls is one of our favorites. They also have many unique and standout fruit flavors such as grapefruit."

"Experience the exciting flavors of Kung Fu Tea's bubble tea & other refreshing beverages. All drinks are made with fresh, premium ingredients."

"We are monitoring all local, state and federal regulations to provide customers with contactless ordering options. While some restaurants may have dining rooms open, others are serving customers through the Drive Thru, with Mobile Order & Pay on the McDonald's App, and with McDelivery®..."

"Sprite fountain drink tasted like it had some level of liquid soap in it. Staff over there should do a better job of rinsing out the fountain syrup syste..."

"Black Sheep cooks its pizza in a coal fired oven, resulting in a deliciously bubbly, charred crust. Top your pizza with the likes of fennel sausage, Persian beef, pickled peppers, harissa or cracked green olives. If you like your crust a little thicker and richer – ask for a slice of The Sicilian – served by the quarter as it is with olive oil, mozzarella, and red sauce."

"Black Sheep Pizzais known for serving some of the best pizza in the Twin Cities area. All the dishes at this coal-burning pizza restaurant are made with the freshest ingredients. You can choose your own toppings or try a signature pizza like the Meatball, Ricotta, and Garlic Pizza or a thick crust Sicilian."

"In the summer of 1958, David Sr. and Helen Fong drove down from Minneapolis in search of a place to open up a small Chinese carry-out. As the story goes, they were looking for a location in Richfield, got lost in the rain, and came upon a small strip mall in a small township called Bloomington. This original location was named Fong's Chow Mein."

"Family run, David Fong’s is a classic Chinese American family restaurant that’s been around in Bloomington since 1966!. They serve hardy portions and all the Chinese food you’ve been craving. A Bloomington gem, visit if you’re looking for a kid friendly restaurant and great Chinese dishes."

"This neighborhood favorite has a stunning back patio that’s made it the perfect spot to hang out with friends or read a book. If you’re looking for a sweet coffee treat, try their Thai style coffee with sweetened, condensed milk!"

"Ok, service is very slow, I love supporting black businesses but it is really a shame how slow it is... We called a head of time and it still wasn'..."

"Holy Land has long been one of the Twin Cities go-to spots for Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cuisine. Featuring a full deli menu that utilizes wood-fired grills, tandoor clay ovens, and rotisserie-style spits, it's a place where you’re bound to find something that suits your style. The rotisserie chicken, Arabic-style shawarma, a delicious gyro, and even a simple burger are all excellent choices, but let’s not forget that the hummus is easily among the best."

"Holy Land is definitely one of the biggest names in Mediterranean food in Minneapolis. That’s probably thanks to an evolution since that since 1986, has seen the brand grow from a small Mediterranean deli to a big business now stocking pita and hummus at grocery stores around the country. At the root of it all though, is the tasty Northeast Minneapolis restaurant."

"A staple of the city’s multicultural corridor along Central Avenue, Holy Land is well known for its hummus sold statewide. Try it as a side with your gyro platter or tandoori chicken skewers, then buy a container at the connected grocery store, which also features a bakery selling fresh, scratch-made pita. Free off-street parking available."