Rebecca L

So I'd never had Korean food before, but this place made me instantly like it. We had a green salad with fish as appetizer, which had a delicious dressing. Then some sushi and ramen with garlic soup and pork, all of which were excellent. Even though I don't like sushi, it looked like a masterpiece (see pictures) and my friends said it was very good.

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Julie

This is a wonderful hidden gem of a reasturant, the appetizers are nothing amazing, but the main course is a different matter. First things first though, our waiter, June, was absolutely amazing, always checking up on us and making sure we had everything we needed. She was one of the best things about this reaarurant. On to the food, we got a couple of happy hour appetizers to start with, first up is the pork buns. The buns were ok, not bad but nothing I would come back for. Next was the potato croquet, nice and crunchy on the outside but so bland on the inside. Finally in the appetizers round was the gyoza, the only flavor these had was the slightly burned outside, no other flavor was really apparent. The main course is a different story though. We ordered some hand rolled sushi (salmon, California, and shrimp tempura) these came out like tacos. They were so delicious and fresh it was crazy, we liked them so much we had to order more. I also got the chicken katsu, it was delicious, the chicken was flavorful and so crunchy and the sauce it came with was amazing. My only complaint about the decor of the reasturant is how far the bench seats are from the table for the booths, I had to sit on the edge of my seat to be comfortably close to the table (and I'm not small in size).

Jenn T

We tried several appetizers (potato croquettes, gyoza, chasu buns) and they were just okay except for the shrimp tempura, which was delicious, but the entrees were fantastic. My sushi tasted so fresh and delicious I ordered more and my sister's chicken katsu was perfectly seasoned and breaded. Prices are also pretty good and our server was great. Lunch on a Monday was a nice calm atmosphere. I will probably be back.

Taylor Nguyen

The Takoyaki here is good and so is their specialty rolls, however they don’t note on the menu if a roll is raw or not and we ordered a spicy salmon roll thinking it was cooked and ended up not eating it.

ADJ ADJ

Looking for a calm ambient place for sushi and Ramen this your place. Was here a couple days ago and had the Ramen bowl can not recall the name as it was my first and a suggestion from the server pictures below. It was a a great choice. The flavors were bold. It overall taste was a little salty but not overly. The aroma from all the ingredients was delight to my nose sense. Great place to eat.

Gloria Shin

First time here! This place is a lot smaller than i thought. Ill def be back to eat here! I had a good first experience! Prices are typically the same average price as most Japanese joints. I had their curry shrimp udon! Sooo good! The california rolls were........o...k... ive had better. Seeing all the other food pass by that other customers ordered looked amazing!

renee witherspoon

It was okay, but I've had better. This is Dallas, we should have great Japanese food here! My only real complaint was the Shrimp Tempura which wasn't really light and crispy, but heavy and undercooked. Also had the veggie tempura, it was better. Tempura is not really their forte here, and that's what I enjoy having. Ramen was good; I've had way worse. So I'd say, to me, it's average place for food. Plating was nice. Inflation hit the sushi rolls so they were smaller than my previous visit, but always professional. Service was excellent. Fairly quite for good conversation.

Shelley F

My friend and I went in during a weekday lunch. There were only a couple other guests aside from us, but service was still slow. That being said, the sushi was pretty decent! There is a generous amount of fish and less rice, which is what I prefer. The cuts of fish are also generously sized for the nigiris. The seafood was pretty fresh and good for the price. Overall, not my favorite sushi I've ever had, but I still enjoyed my meal.

KitKat Shaffer

To start the service was perfect, the food however made me feel sick. The fish was not fresh, the salad was drowning in dressing and the stuffed jalapenos weren't crispy, falling apart, and were just put in raw jalapenos. The chicken katsu was dry and the breading falling off. I would not come here again nor recommend it to anyone else. As for the restaurant it was empty and seemed clean enough, the staff was attentive however disorganized and were seen reaching over counters to add sauce onto food that was already outside of the kitchen.

Poke

I ordered a poke bowl here and for some reason, half of the bowl was stuffed with leaves that didn't really seem to serve any purpose except for an cosmetic one. The worst part about the meal tho is that I paid around $20 for it and I was still super hungry afterwards. Like I don't care how good the food is at this point. It could be the best food in the world, but if I'm not even close to a full stomach after paying $20 for it, then I'm sorry to say this restaurant sucks. So for anyone who happens to read this post, if you're looking for good sushi/ramen joint, then don't bother with this place bcuz you're just gonna wind up hungry and disappointed like I was.