Great ramen! I recommend it if you like soup. You should try it. I love everything about it. My…read morefavorite part is the broth.

Everyone's so friendly here, it's clean, quick, and so so delicious!!…read more Nice outside seating area and easy to get a parking spot!

I've never heard of this restaurant, nor did I read any reviews prior to ordering…read more I placed an order via Grubhub today, and I was a bit impressed, mainly for the flavors. Everything arrived within 40 min, still hot. I ordered a ramen broth, an order of tempura shrimp along with the spicy yaki udon. The udon was not spicy at all, but very delicious. Not sure why it's referred to as "spicy", there was not a single sight of red or green chilies. I would have loved for it to have a kick of spice, but nevertheless, still delicious. The appetizer shrimp a fail, they did feel a bit chewy/ rubbery, and dry. This was not my favorite. The hot ramen broth was soothing and on a cool day like today, well worth it. I wish that my order had arrived with chopsticks, or some type of utensils. None were provided, not even napkins. And I was a little disappointed that no sauces were provided, not even for the noodles. Often times some oriental places will provide siracha or some type of chill sauce. Perhaps this places does not offer those condiments? I wish that I could have given this a 4, even 5 star, but ordering from a food service one would hope the meal arrived with at least chopsticks, or some napkins. If I visit the restaurant in person, I'll be sure to update my review then.

What a lovely restaurant. The plaza offers plenty of parking, the interior is very clean,…read moreorganized, and beautifully decorated. The staff are kind, courteous, helpful, and efficient. The menu offers a wide variety of food and drinks. I tried a poke bowl to go, and was amazed at the very large assortment of options for toppings as well as sauces. I am so grateful to have this place nearby! My poke bowl was delicious and filling, the portion size is generous. Will definitely return, I'd like to try their drinks as well. I will also recommend Sovereign to my friends and family.

We came to visit Chef Jimmy, Mommy, and the rest of Otoro Sushi family. If you live in Fort…read moreLauderdale, Plantation, and Davie area but haven't been to Otoro Sushi yet, shame on you. You have no idea what you are missing out on. The atmosphere along with dining experience is perfect every time we visit here. I recommend ordering whatever you are craving and you won't be disappointed. Today, we ordered the Otoro spoons, sushi moriwase, chef special appetizers, chicken pad Thai, grilled octopus, toro sashimi, scallop sashimi, sweet shrimp nigiri, and ube flan for dessert. The quality of the fish was fresh as usual, and the customer service was on point. Thank you so much Ha, for serving us, and we will definitely be back for some more sushi in the near future. Yes, I would recommend this place to other sushi lovers as well as customers who enjoy kitchen food because they aren't yet accustomed to eating raw fish. This restaurant offers plenty of free parking spaces. Thank you Chef Jimmy, chef Hanes, Kayla, and Kristal for preparing our food today. Also, thank you Ha for serving us and making sure that we have everything we needed!

Set back in the retail plaza behind the McDonald's at University Drive just north of 595, Otoro…read moreSushi is a bit hidden. The eatery was buzzing on a Saturday evening with its modernly decorated dining room constantly filling up. Seating about 80, it also sports a sushi bar. Our server, Jensen, provided great service and excellent suggestions. I had an otoro version of a margarita. It came with sugar on the rim. Not to my liking. We ordered the coconut rock shrimp appetizer that came with large, meaty shrimp and a great dipping sauce. But the shrimp had no flavor and was very bland. We also had the tuna crispy rice. The presentation was lovely. But the appetizer was underwhelming. For dinner we had the cucumber skin roll with tuna, salmon, and a avocado. Again, a beautiful presentation with tuna that melted in your mouth. But again, not impressive. The standout was the curry udon with chicken katsu; thick, meaty udon noodles; and a delectable curry sauce so good I slurped up each drop. Of course we had to try the pandan creme brulee and the ube flan. The latter being the better of the two desserts. Dinner for two with 1 alcoholic drink, 2 appetizers, 2 entrees, 2 desserts, tax, and tip was $128.

Always love to visit bento! They have such a large variety of foods to choose from but my favorite…read moreby far is the pick two protein poke bowls! I got salmon and tuna with a bunch of different toppings! They have large ordering screens to customize the orders on too which is great! They are always fresh and delicious. I love the edamame and the seaweed salad to add to the poke bowl as complementary toppings. They also have a ton of seating inside which makes this a great option if you are eating during rush hour. Definitely recommend bento if you haven't been as they have so many sushi options, bento boxes, and a ton of hot food options as well

"'Total $h!t show" somehow still feels too generous…read more We came in for lunch today after seeing this place on my inKind app, genuinely excited to try something new. We were greeted promptly, which I'll give them credit for--but it felt less like hospitality and more like everyone was collectively participating in a low-energy dress rehearsal of what service might look like. We attempted to order at the kiosk, only to discover (after waiting, of course) that if you're paying with inKind, you must order with a cashier. This crucial detail is revealed only by a tiny sign on the kiosk itself--so naturally, you find out after committing to the wrong line. A simple sign at the entrance would solve this, but that would deprive future guests of the scavenger hunt experience. At the register, things really began to blossom. I mentioned using a birthday reward for free wok rice. This required a consultation with a manager, who advised entering my phone number--confidence was high, clarity was not. We proceeded. We then played a quick round of "Will we receive cups today?" (spoiler: almost no), followed by "Spot the Incorrect Charge" on the receipt. The wok rice was indeed charged. When I pointed it out, I was assured it had been deducted--despite basic math suggesting otherwise. At this point, I trusted my calculator more than the system. Next stop: the soda machine. Or rather, the soda crime scene. Drinks tasted... experimental. One nozzle was missing entirely, resulting in a surprise splash feature. It felt less like self-serve and more like a trust exercise. To her credit, the employee helping us was kind--clearly trying, but significantly undertrained. She offered a bottled drink as a solution, which I accepted as a peace treaty. Just as we sat down--hopeful, fragile, naive--the manager summoned me back to the register. I declined, citing a strong desire to finally eat food. They insisted. So back I went. Now a third employee entered the storyline, unaware of what was happening, asking me to recount the entire saga like I was submitting evidence in a trial. The manager stood nearby, contributing mainly vibes. At this point, I was informed that rewards cannot be used with inKind--information that would have been spectacularly useful before we attempted to use one, consulted a manager, and completed the transaction. The refund process itself was a masterpiece of confusion. At one point, I was asked if we had eaten the wok rice. We had not. Then someone else asked if we had eaten noodles. A different employee confidently stated that I was, in fact, currently eating it. I paused to consider whether I had entered an alternate reality. Eventually, refunds were issued. I returned to the table to eat what can only be described as a very modest $15 sushi roll. But the experience was not yet complete. An employee clearing a nearby table wiped toward us, launching food debris in our direction like a finale. At this stage, I genuinely scanned the room for hidden cameras. It felt less like dining and more like immersive theater. Throughout all of this, the manager appeared largely disengaged--occasionally present, frequently on her phone, and consistently uninvolved. Leadership was notably absent, which unfortunately explained everything else. We will not be returning. Not out of anger, but out of a deep respect for our own sanity.

Fun decor, delicious lychee green tea boba, and very kind service. I'll be taking my friends here…read moresoon!

I hesitated to dine here because I wasn't sure what to think when their name seemed a little…read morejuvenile and possibly a copyright infringement but they are the real deal. They serve boba teas, milk teas and a variety of other drinks as well as food. I like the customization of pick your base, pick you protein and then toppings and sauce. The menu had some good choices and everything smelled good The decision to order a few appetizers or a Poke Bowl was a tough choice. I went with Teriyaki Chicken Bowl which was a decent portion and I was able to add on about 10 toppings that were no extra charge. This is a fun place for kids to eat at that love Pikachu and other Pokémon characters because there is so much to enjoy.

My son is a big poke bowl connoisseur. I'm a bit more hesitant. But "Poke I Love You" was the best…read moreexperience! And perfectly awesome. We both got build-your-own and everything was fresh and delicious! We also got boba fruit teas that were delicious! I fell in love with the cute decor, enjoyable music (not annoyingly loud) and super friendly service. We will be coming back!

This was a pleasant find. Hard to say no to good poke!…read more In all honesty, I would probably rate this is 3.5 stars, but the place had a little bit of a disinfectant smell when we came in, and the tables they had were a little dirty (to be fair, they were busy so I'm sure there wasn't an opportunity to clean them really). It's small inside and they have a few tables and a couch to relax on. And there are a couple of tables outside. Most people were getting their orders to go, and boba was popular. But we stuck to poke. The create your own is appealing because you can pick and choose from a variety of ingredients, sauces, and toppings. Everything seemed fresh and was pretty tasty. I rather enjoyed the ability to make something that appealed to me, but my friends made it their own too. Even if we disagreed about what belongs in a poke bowl. (Haha) The staff were all nice and were happy to help us decide on a couple of things. ...it was enjoyable and I'd go back.

Amazing specialty rolls and apps! Highly recommend this place if you are looking for good sushi!read more

Ushio Sushi provides the best laid back casual atmosphere to enjoy your sushi in peace. It wasn't…read morevery packed when we were there. The waiter quickly took our order and the food came out very quickly. I started off with the sashimi which was very fresh. Then I got the Miami Heat roll which was absolutely delicious. It has a habanero masago on top with a kimchee sauce that gives it a very nice kick. I also got the Tonkotsu Soup ramen with spicy chili and it was to die for. I was so full from the sushi but I couldn't stop eating it. The sliced pork belly is thick and so flavorful on its own. The broth is very rich and the spicy chili is perfect. Gives it the bite it needs. At the end of our meal they gave us a complimentary Cotton Candy tower which I thought was a real cute and sweet way to end the night. Highly recommend.

We used to absolutely love Phat Boy Sushi when they first opened. It quickly became one of our…read morefavorite spots because the food felt unique, fresh, and worth the price -- especially some of their signature rolls like the TNT Roll and their street fries . Lately though, it feels like the experience has changed. Portions are noticeably smaller, especially the street fries, and some of the rolls we originally fell in love with either taste different or have been modified in ways that take away from what made them so good in the first place. On top of that, it feels like they're nickel-and-diming customers more than before. It's disappointing because this used to be a place we constantly recommended to people. The creativity and flavor are still there in moments, but the value and consistency just don't feel the same anymore. Really hoping they get back to what made everyone fall in love with them originally.

Stopped by Phat Boy Sushi & Kitchen during my lunch break in between clients and had such a chill…read moreexperience Since it wasn't too packed, I grabbed a seat at the bar and really got to enjoy the food and overall vibe. I ordered the Galbi short rib, which was SO good I also tried the egg rolls -- the flavor was definitely there, but they were a little greasy from the oil. My favorite part honestly was the house salad with the ginger dressing because I absolutely love ginger, and the dressing was so flavorful Overall, it made for such a nice lunch spot, and I'll definitely be back for another midday break

This place is literally a hidden gem in South Florida. I'm upset that I haven't came here sooner…read morebecause everything here was delicious. Most places that have so many different items on their menu typically sacrifice the quality and taste of the food so they try to offer so many options but it's not the case here. We had gotten 6 sushi rolls, some of them with the taki and Cheeto combination and a dragon roll. The sushi was amazing and tasted so fresh. The owner told me that everything is cut and prepared fresh everyday. Their salt and pepper chicken with fried rice was crispy, juicy and the fried rice was light and flavorful. We also tried their fried shrimp lollipops which I could have had 2-3 plates of because of how good it was. Apparently they are known for their boba as well and I can see why after trying it. I had the taro flavor and i fell in love with it and I'm not even a boba guy. The calamari was very crunchy and given good portion. Everything was amazing from start to finish, the service, the restaurant was clean, the food surpassed my expectation since I wasn't expecting this hole in the wall to make such fire food. I would 100% recommend this place to anyone in the SoFlo area that is looking Asian food as they have a large menu at a great price point. I will definitely be coming back.

Needed something with a pop, and got myself a Butterfly Tea with popping boba and jelly…read more Service is always on point. And the restaurant is always clean.

Been here a few times from when it was Kikos to now Ren's. Food never disappoints. The ambiance is…read moregreat for a date or a group gathering. We ordered a rainbow roll, spicy tuna roll, and spicy tuna crispy rice. Everything was delicious. Service is always great. Definitely worth checking out!

The first time we came here with my husband, we had a great experience, ordering one of their three…read moreshareable meal platters. It was a jumbo tray with a full pineapple, fried rice, flavorful meat, and an appetizer. I do not recall because it's been a while. At that point, I would have given this place five stars because we had good service. But the second time around, I came with a girlfriend, and it was disappointing. Because I had a good time the first time, I thought she would like it too, and assumed all the other menu items would be up to par along with the customer service... But it was a stark difference from the last visit. We took our time perusing through the menu, which is large and had good variety, so it took us a while to finally decide. But I was perplexed why we never got the platter menu so after some time, I asked our waitress for the menu and she said "Oh whoops, I should've given that first!" That already was a red flag because if that's the first menu for us to see, in which it was the first menu I saw last time, it tells me their platters are the best sellers and the rest of the menu are mid... My friend ordered the chicken teriyaki and she wasn't pleased. I thought it's perhaps because she chose a simpler dish, but when she offered me to try it, I can see why she disliked it... The chicken was unbearably dry and lacked flavor. I got the Hong Kong noodles with beef and it wasn't bad. We shared egg rolls before our meals which were OK, but I never received my tom yum soup. The service was slow and the waitress was not attentive at all. It was a little busier with several tables filled compared to my last visit, but we saw a party of three arrive 20 minutes after us and they were able to leave before we finished our dinner, so that made us feel like we were an afterthought. So with that experience, I bring my stars down to 3 and recommend that if you do visit, the large sharable platters are the only things worth it there. As you've read in my experience, customer service is hit or miss. It looks like a trendy spot with each booth having a neon-lit quote, so I'll give it that. The platters looked very trendy and aesthetic, but the apps and meals we had from the regular menu did NOT look trendy or aesthetic at all. It seems that they only focus their creativity and energy on those three platters.