We had a late appointment and decided to pull in for lunch since they do not close in between the…read morelunch and dinner service. We were famished. My husband ordered the grilled pork with vermicelli and I ordered the salt and pepper ribs. The food was so good my husband ate his entire meal in one sitting! My salt and pepper ribs were so flavorful with the fresh basil and spices. The garlic noodles were the perfect accompaniment. I took home half of my meal and ended up having two more small meals just so I could savor the food! The iced coffee was perfection! It's so conveniently located for us and I would definitely recommend making the trek to our neck of the woods. You won't be disappointed. Staff are great so come and support this family owned small business.

I'd give this place 5 stars for ambience alone--it's a really nice spot to sit and hang out…read more Unfortunately, the food didn't quite live up to the vibe. I ordered : Fried rice (2.5/5) - good amount of veggies, but way too greasy. Tofu bites (3/5) - crispy outside, but lacked flavor. Garlic noodles (3/5) - decent, but also on the greasy side. Mango chamoy smoothie (2.5/5) - more like a slushy than a smoothie. Overall, the food was just average. Nothing terrible, but nothing I'd go out of my way to get again. If you're into heavier, greasier dishes, you might enjoy it more than I did.

The ambiance and incredibly talented bartender Javiar made our experience fun. I'd go to Taipo just…read moreto watch all the exotic drinks being made. It'd be great to see during Happy Hour. He's a great host and entertainer. The food was nicely seasoned as individually requested. We shall be back and have told others to check it out.

Here's a polished version that keeps your personality and storytelling intact:…read more Tucked away on East Abrams in Dallas, Tiebo was an awesome surprise. We went on a Monday night, so it was quiet, and honestly, when you first walk in, you're thinking, "Uh-oh..." -- but then you see that massive door off to the left and realize this place has a vibe. Once you walk through, it feels like stepping into another world -- dark, moody, almost like an old Tibetan monastery mixed with a super cool hidden cocktail lounge. Amazing atmosphere, great music, incredible bar setup, and a really solid whiskey selection with Japanese and Asian options ranging from approachable to high-end. But the food? Wow. Absolutely outstanding. The quality for the price is hard to beat. Everything we had was fantastic. Perfect date-night spot or a great place to grab a couple cocktails and appetizers with friends. Highly recommend checking this place out. Dallas needs to keep spots like this around.

Yori has a weekend lunch buffet with their usual good food. It includes soup and banchan in…read moreaddition to the rice. Lots of variety for a reasonable price. Try it out!

Well it was time for my girlfriend's birthday dinner and she decided she was in the mood for Korean…read morebarbecue and after her exploring this is the place she decided on. It's located in Hurst in a little strip mall that's mostly empty but you can see the concentration of business and cars in the corner on the side where this restaurant is, when we first walked in we both noticed a bit of a strange smell like I would describe as mildew and I think that's because they were running two portable air conditioner units inside so I don't think this is something that's on the regular and after we sat down neither of us noticed it again. As we walked in I also noticed That this place has a nice little cozy feel to it with some interesting decor, beautiful paintings on the wall and kind of an old school feel which I enjoy, there's an upstairs section that's pretty cool looking also where you can have private events or family style gatherings. Right off the bat the service was very friendly and attentive, we ordered two appetizers the shrimp Yakitori and an order of the pork and vegetable egg rolls both appetizers were fresh and delicious, I also had upon the servers recommendation their honey lemon ice tea which was very good. For our entrees My girlfriend ordered the spicy beef bulgogi and I ordered the spicy pork bulgogi, our food came out in a timely manner and was fresh and hot. The portion size was very good and I was happy to see the ratio of meat to vegetable was about 90% meat to 10% vegetable which is what I expect in a bulgogi. Overall I really liked this place and if I'm in Hurst I wouldn't hesitate to drop back in for some more delicious Korean food at Yori! P.s. No table grills just FYI

I have had sushi all over the world, including in Japan. In the U.S., I typically try AYCE sushi…read morerestaurants when I travel. In fact, I used to own a Japanese Steakhouse with a sushi bar. So, I know my sushi. The food at Okinawa was by far the best of any AYCE sushi and close to what I have had at high-end sushi bars. To top that off, the service was better than almost any restaurant I have been to; especially in AYCE sushi places. The vast majority of AYCE restaurants take forever to bring reorders. This includes both sushi and others. Our server was frindly and helpful. He couldn't have been better. The menu is awesome; especially when the evening menu is available. It offers a better selection of better, for my taste, sushi. In addition, it is one of few AYCE sushi restaurants that includes sashimi. I should mention that I wasn't as impressed with the sashimi as I was with the sushi. The fish was delicious but it was sliced way too thin. Having said that, I wish I could have given them more than five stars. They stand in the top 0.1% of AYCE sushi restaurants.

Despite not being a sushi lover, I visited Okinawa Asian cuisine for the first time for a Saturday…read morebirthday lunch. Despite being AYCE with a huge menu, it is extremely affordable at $30 per adult person. I took a photo of the menu outlining the pricing structures further. I avoided all sushi items (which obviously comprised a majority but not the entirety of the menu) but tried the: Katsu chicken: Japanese style fried chicken cutlet coated in crispy Panko, topped with katsu sauce Crispy calamari: Deep-fried calamari served with sweet chili sauce Steak hibachi: Cooked on the grill, served with veggies and fried rice I was not floored by any of the menu items, but that is to be expected as they seem to specialize in sushi items. It did the job. Other members of my party downed literally 250+ pieces of sushi sashimi. Despite us having a large party ordering so many items, service was impeccable - fast and attentive. All in all, I cannot comment on the sushi, but I appreciate that they have a vast and affordable menu. Worth a try at the very least!

Great experience, food was great, service was excellent. It quiet and cozy. Will visit againread more

Probably the WORST Asian food I have ever had…read more The fried rice tasted like plastic. The generals chicken was watered down and had no flavor. How are people even liking this place is crazy. The chicken had a grayish tint to it and the breading was soggy and sticking to each other.

We ordered from here through GrubHub last night, so I can't really give any feedback on the actual…read morerestaurant. However, our food came in a very timely manner, and looked great. My kids ecah ordered a bento box, and they loved it. My 12yo hardly ever eats the egg rolls, but this time he did. He got the Orange Chicken Bento, and there was plenty of food in it. In fact, he ate about half, which leaves him enough for an afterschool snack. Perfect. My husband ordered the Beef Broccoli plate, and it looked and smelled delicious. Again, plenty of food. He also ordered a Cali roll, which was really good. My other son ordered the Sweet and Sour Bento, and ate pretty much all of it. He said it was way better than from the place we usually order from. That's high praise from him. I ordered a couple of sushi rolls, one without rice and one with. Both tasted very fresh, and were plated very well, considering it was a takeout order. I was happy with what I got. I'm sure we will order again, or probably go there and check out the location. My guys are interested in trying the Bubbe Tea. So, I will add to this review when we do. Otherwise, it was a good meal. Enough food that everyone got their fill, plus a little.

Nice little find so close to home. We tired a few different things from the menu. I'll give a…read morebreakdown of each: Pad Thai - not Thai at all. Has a Smokey flavor, and doesn't use glass noodles. It was good, but very different. Orange Chicken - loved the sauce, but the chicken was a little dry. Good flavor though. Fried rice - I liked this! It had an interesting wok flavor. Almost BBQ-ish. Nothing fancy. Just rice, peas, carrots. Egg roll - very standard. Pot sticker (fried) - LOVED. Like, super delicious. Scallop roll - it was okay. Gold Dragon Roll - again, just okay. It was really soggy because of how dense it was. Crab Rangoon - served in big puffy shells. Not a fan. The inside felt more like slaw, rather than creamy. Overall - it's a nice quick place. I plan on trying a few more dishes before making a final judgement. We ordered to go. It was quick and accurate!

This is going to easily be one of my favorite places to eat. And if you have little kids, this is a…read morewonderful place for families. I believe it was the owner who came around and was handing out Easter eggs to my kids and paper to draw on. She told me she would keep the kids busy so I could relax and enjoy my food. She also walked around with another table's toddler to keep him busy so that mom could finish her food too. That alone made me want to come back. Our waitress was amazing and recommended the Katsu Curry which is not the original Katsu Curry, but a ramen version. She let me know and said if I like ramen and Katsu Curry then this would be a good choice. It was. The curry ramen broth clung to the noodles and was packed with flavor. I loved that there was potatoes and carrots still, because that's something I love in curry. It's definitely my favorite version of ramen now. We ordered each type of the animal buns. The kids had fun eating and trying them. The bunny/Nutella, and Piggy/pork, were their favorites. They provide a shipping sauce for the savory buns, but we enjoyed them without the sauce. Service, food, and ambiance was all top notch. The inside of the restaurant is beautiful, clean and well maintained. The tables have plenty of room between each other and they can do small and large groups. We've added this place to our family favorites.

Service: The service was friendly and quick on a Sunday afternoon (around 2-2:30 PM). There were a…read morefew tables dining, but the dining area was not packed! Food: The ramen was delicious! I loved how rich the broth was. I wish the broth was spicier because I did not taste the heat at all.

It's so cutely decorated inside and the staff was friendly and welcoming. I felt the kindness once…read moreI walked in. They get a lot of online orders so they were busy with that, but I didn't mind because I was checking out the menu. I got the bento box and it was delicious. A large bed of rice with everything else sat upon it, I was pleasantly full afterwards. I grabbed a guava cake to take home and it barely made it home because the cake was DELICIOUS. I love guava and their confection was perfection. I seriously still think about it and can't wait to come back and try it again. I also got the wings, which were crispy and super favor full. I also got to try the butter and pumpk

Alright now, this place is a gem!…read more I work with someone who raves about this place, and I finally decided to try it. Walking in, the young lady at the register was so sweet and pleasant. I had an online order and arrived a bit early, she politely let me know there would be a little wait, and I did not mind. I would, much rather wait, than walk in twenty minutes early to see my food just sitting there. It is a small space, but one that comes with warmth. What I chose: Mixed Plate Teriyaki Beef - The first bite, YES! The meat was seasoned so well, I was afraid the teriyaki sauce would overtake the flavor; it didn't. Both, the sauce and the seasoning complemented each other very well. The beef was thinly sliced and free of fat. I can't stand enjoying a bite, and out of nowhere, boom, a piece of fat. I'm not a beef person, but I'm so happy I tried something different. Hamburger Steak: I couldn't wait to try this, it's delicious! The patty is plenty and well seasoned; it isn't heavily seasoned, but well seasoned. It was juicy and not dried out, which sometimes happens. The gravy was perfect, and went perfectly with the meat patty. Next time, I will ask for more gravy and onions. I love grilled onions with meat patties. With my order, I asked for steamed veggies, but received rice instead. I don't eat rice often, but this is the one time I was happy with the mishap. I had a small bit with the gravy and patty, delicious!! Sides: Mac Salad and Rice - I didn't order rice; instead, it should have been steamed veggies. As I said above, the rice ended up being a great mishap; it was perfect with my meat patty and gravy. The mac salad, sadly, I didn't like. It wasn't horrible, it just didn't hit the right taste buds. Chocolate Mac Nut Cheesecake: I only tasted a spoonful of this, but it was good. I wouldn't get it again, for me, it was too sweet. They do have another cheesecake, which looks like a plain cheesecake, with a sauce on top. That, I will try. Spam Musubi: There seems to be more rice than what I am used to, so I cut it in half, and it made for the perfect bite. This was more than enough food; I have plenty to take to work for lunch and will have more to enjoy for dinner. I am so happy I visited. I will definitely visit periodically for a hamburger steak, and I am anxious to try their panko shrimp. Add them to your list, it is a must!!

Delicious, Top 5 Ramen in DFW…read more Spicy Edamame (not pictured) low level spice but the sticky sweet sauce was so bomb! Slammin Salmon roll was amazing. We ordered another to-go! Tempura Salmon, cucumber, cream cheese, avocado, eel sauce. Spicy Miso Ramen was some of the best I've had! Rich, flavorful broth. Not very spicy but they have house made chili oil that did its job! Owner is super nice, space is clean, felt comfortable with our kiddos doing their thing. We will be driving from FTW often to visit!

Went back to try the udon. This place just can't make a bad meal. Delicious every time and staff…read morenever fail with prompt service and kindness. The tempura was fresh and udon broth and noodles just wonderful. Can't wait to keep trying more and have been bragging about Bamboo House to everyone. I'll be back for sushi soon!

The building that this restaurant is in was once a British pub. The pub had amazing burgers and…read moreTuesdays were BOGO burgers. COVID took out the pub and my family hated to see them go. My daughter lost her first tooth at that pub, such good memories of years past. There are still Guinness signs hanging behind the bar. Seeing those old signs brought a single tear to my eye. One door closes and another opens. The restaurant that now calls the old pub their new home is great! All is good with the new place, you might even say great. The interior is not that of a pub anymore. It has been completely redone and the dining room is quite nice. I wouldn't call it a quiet cozy little romantic restaurant, but it could be if that's what you need. I would be willing to take my kiddos to the new restaurant, as long as the six-year-old boy is acting like a human on the day we decide to go. There is a full bar too. I feel that anyone can stop in for any occasion a fit right in. I don't remember the names of the dishes that my wife and I had for dinner but the food was very good. We kept it simple and we both had chicken dishes. If you want to step out and explore culinary culture they offer many appealing options. The food was fresh and light. The spices that they use are aromatic and flavorful. I am guessing that there is a strong Nepali influence. The beauty of the restaurant scene in Arlington is that there is so many different authentic cuisines from very specific regions. If you wanna have Indian food in Arlington you have to consider what kind of Indian food you want. If you go to downtown Fort Worth an Indian restaurant is an Indian restaurant. This little restaurant is a good representation of what Arlington restaurants have to offer. We will go back, soon.

Nepalese food was new to me. I'm a fairly adventurous eater but, honestly, I won't try just…read moreanything. If you are like me, just know that Nepalese has hints of other South Asian flavors like Indian food--richly spiced and layered in flavor, nicely cooked veggies. First off, the atmosphere is great! The restaurant is clean, colorful and welcoming. If you're tall, you may need to duck under the light fixtures. The service is so spectacular-- attentive and friendly. The server really added a special touch to our night. But we're all really curious to know about the food. It. Was. Mind-blowing. No, seriously. It is, without a doubt one of the best places in Arlington. We went with another couple who share my porous food boundaries so we ordered several thing and shared. The best bite was the vegetarian Aloo Cauliflower. Second best bite was the Royal Kofta Ball. We also tried a couple of chicken dishes that were delicious. You know it's a good place when you find yourself craving the Aloo Cauliflower even though it's been less than 48 hours. If you're in Arlington (and even if you aren't). Royal Nepal is Arlington's best restaurant--there, I said it.