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When a restaurant offers up a lot of different options, it can be tricky to review especially if you don't opt for one of their specialty items because they will naturally make some dishes better than others. Given that their offerings include both japanese staples such as ramen, udon, sushi, and katsu and korean staples such as bibimbap and bulgogi, I was a little skeptical going into it that they would be able to make all of these well. My thoughts were justified when I got my food 40 minutes later (with probably about 5-6 people's orders ahead of me). Not only did it take a little too long to get my food, but the food I received wasn't particularly great. I had gotten one of the spicy pork plates and opted to upgrade to fried rice. Presentation was nice but while the taste was passable, paying more than $20 for the plate was just too much for it to only be okay. Each bite didn't entice me to want to eat more like many other spicy pork plates do at other restaurants. Instead, I found myself finishing the plate only for the sake of not being hungry later that afternoon. The avocado smoothie was fine and probably the highlight of my meal.
If I had written this review after my first visit in 2021, it would have been a solid 5 stars! The katsu was PICTURE PERFECT and fried to super crispy PERFECTION but still light and not too greasy. After my most recent, I would say the katsu is still good, but not as delicate and refined as my first experience. Bang Bang Katsu House is connected to Cafe Bora - the cash registers are right next to each other and the receipt will still show Cafe Bora. Order a drink and dessert from Cafe Bora after your meal from Bang Bang Katsu House. The Bang Bang Katsu plate is a MUST - and be sure to ask for the spicy BB sauce. The katsu was perfectly crispy and came out perfectly the first time I ordered it in 2021. 2022 and 2023 katsu? Not so much. The cutlet doubled in size and the breading seemed different, but was still tasty. The corn nuggets were also surprisingly tasty. I've also tried the bang bang sandwich - not bad, although I prefer the katsu plate. The chicken katsu cup bob wasn't bad but seemed like a rice heavy version of the katsu plate. Just depends what you're looking for. Overall, whenever I'm craving a katsu, I would still stop in to Bang Bang Katsu House. However, I wouldn't expect what I initially ordered in 2021 now.
Wow, this place is so good and the portions are HUGE. You truly get a bang for your buck here! The pork tonkatsu is perfectly crispy yet juicy and tender and pairs wonderfully with the rice, cabbage, and corn. The service here is also phenomenal. This establishment is connected to a dessert and tea place as well and I've received great service from both. The interior of each side is unique to their speciality and they are always coming out with new intriguing meals to try. The parking can get a bit tight in front of the restaurant but there's ample parking in the back of the building.
Starting off, drinks weren't even filled all the way. Like seriously...I work at a boba shop it's not that stingy to have the appearance of a full cup for customers. So big downside for them. Food was decent, all of us enjoyed our food except for the chicken teriyaki with fried rice. Complaints about the chicken and rice being dry were prominent. The katsu though was good, breading and flavor is solid. AC felt like it was out in there? Outside felt cooler than being in the place and it was a hot day. This is one of the places I'd go once just to try and not again sadly.
We have been wanting to try this restaurant as it has some of our favorite food items: Katsu + Ramen. These classic Japanese/Asian cuisines bring back lots of memories from our honeymoon to Japan to just classic comfort food. I was a bit disappointed that this restaurant did not deliver. Ambiance: 5/5 --in general, this restaurant decor is very cute, clean and neat. The girls at the register/cooking were very engaging and attentive (letting us know what each dish would contain/waiting on us). It is self service: you get a buzzer and go get your food once it is ready. Food: 2.5-3/5 -- we ordered the Tonkatsu Ramen + side of Katsu ($6) and the Pork Katsu. The ramen is one of the most distasteful ramen I have ever had... from the broth to the noodles. The broth is a creamy, peppery and smoky flavor with thin rice-like noodles. I took a first sip + there was a bland creamy taste. I was really surprised and then ended up mixing up the bowl and discovered discolored brown noodles at the bottom with all the seasoning. (See picture). It appeared as if they had placed all the seasoning/soy sauce on the bottom of the dish + forgot to mix. The only good thing about this dish was the side katsu (which was the same size as the katsu dish) Katsu plate: $6 ramen katsu was the same exact size as the one on the plate ... only difference, the sides: rice, cabbage salad, couple pickles, small sauce (extra sauce is $0.50) and a dried fried dumpling... the katsu was not bad. Not the worst I have tried -- not the best. It was disappointing that some of my pieces that breading that was falling off so the full crunch was not there. In general, we are very glad to have tried a new restaurant but I personally did not like the food enough to come back. The ramen was the absolute mood killer -- from the noodles to the broth. I know why they call themselves bangbangKATSU because that seems to be their specialty. But I would not pay the full $$ for the plate as the sides are very mediocre. The best deal was the katsu side with the ramen -- but again the ramen was 2.5/5 for me so I don't think it will be worth getting that as well.
Whenever I'm craving delicious Japanese cuisine I always love to visit here. To my surprise they have recently unveiled their new menu items, the cupbop line. Staff: the front end staff greeted us courteously and were very friendly and attentive. Interior: I've always loved the interior design of bang bang, with bright colors that pop it is always a refreshing experience dining in. They recently put up Christmas decorations for the holiday seasons which really gets you in the holiday spirit. Food: We ordered the pork katsu cupbop and the spicy ramen. The cupbop was the perfect portion and I enjoyed the combination of fresh vegetables, crispy fried pork, and steamed white rice. The spicy ramen was also delicious and extra spicy, just the way we like it. Bang bang never fails to satisfy my craving for delicious and easy Japanese food, and I will continue coming back to see what new items they come out with!
My knowledge of Bang Bang Katsu House was by takeout and delivery. To be honest, I haven't written anything until now because it didn't really do it for me. Having had a chance to actually eat there, I have to say, the katsu is pretty good when it's right out of the fryer. With the recent addition of ramen, I had to go try it. Given it's not the usual place you would go for noodles, I know the game... so I set my expectations low and prepared myself to be disappointed. What disappointed me was they didn't disappoint me, I guess. I just got the plain ol' tonkatsu ramen. I didn't want it hidden in spicy heat or toppings. It's not on the level of Ramen Bar, but for something that I'd say is close enough to be neighborhood, it's a good find. The broth is creamy and rich, the noodles had a good consistency. Wash it all down with a good milk tea!
Great place to go for lunch if you're a day job'r and on a time crunch. You walk in, greeted quickly, usually not a line, and even though the food is made to order (which is a good thing) it's only about five minutes or so. The vibe is casual for sure but the dishes are real so you do not feel rushed The food is top quality. I've only had the bowls but had the chicken and the namesake and both are winner-winner.
It's a restaurant shared with another dessert place but easy to find on Windward parkway. I walked in and was greeted immediately and ordered my meal. Got my number and a drink and sat down. All orders are freshly made but the wait wasn't long at all. I got the original signature pork katsu w rice combo. It comes w 1 gyoza dumpling as well. The pork cutlet was crispy and juicy inside. Perfect !! I loved all of my meal and finished it but it's plentiful so I left pretty full. The restaurant is fairly new and everything is clean inside. They also have other options on their menu but not many. I'm so happy this has came to Alpharetta for more of a variety In restaurants.
Looking for dinner after 9 (close to our hotel) was a failing effort and then we saw Bang Bang Katsu House. We decided that we had nothing to lose and would give it a try. It literally turned into being one of the best things we EVER eaten. I'm not sure what's going on here, but I like it! The food is seasoned exceptionally well. It is burring with flavor. And the people were super nice.
Katsu house is attached to cafe Bora but have separate billing They're both in a strip mall with a ton of parking and other stores They have indoor and outdoor seating & staff was friendly. Katsu house has a few ramen options or katsu options and maybe a few more items on the menu. The pork katsu plate was $12 and a must try! We got the spicy bang bang sauce and it comes with a side salad & rice But the katsu. The crunch. The tender meat inside. The tangy sauce. Such a great stop on our way home! We split one for a light dinner with our bingsoo from next door but I probably could've eaten a whole one myself. Definitely recommend coming by
Decided to get takeout from here for dinner because it's very conveniently located on Windward Parkway with plenty of parking. When you walk in, BB Katsu shares the same store space as Cafe Bora so it was a little confusing at first. I came in at peak dinner time so I expected a little wait, but they were severely understaffed. It took several minutes before someone acknowledged me and took my order. It then took a very long time for my order to be made. Luckily there was plenty of seating and the store is very clean and cute to look at, but was definitely frustrated by how long it took. My food itself was pretty good. I had the chicken Katsu plate with the Bang Bang sauce. The plate comes with a sizeable fillet, rice, salad with house dressing (thousand island), and a little dumpling. I loved how crispy the chicken was and the sides were good. The sauce reminded me of the sweet and sour sauce at McDonald's honestly, but it was super tasty! I would try the spicy sauce next time and also probably get an additional side as I was still a little hungry. Overall, it's a cool concept and good food, just definitely order ahead and this place needs more staffing to be more convenient! Edit: I ended up calling back the next day because I needed a copy of my receipt and the employee and manager I spoke to on the phone were very helpful and kind and sent me a copy right away! Thanks for the great customer service!
2 months ago
This restaurant was excellent, but unfortunately it closed its doors in May 2026. Doordash is still accepting orders though. Therefore, don't place any order. Otherwise you will need to call Doordash to cancel it. read more
When a restaurant offers up a lot of different options, it can be tricky to review especially if you don't opt for one of their specialty items because they will naturally make some dishes better than others. Given that their offerings include both japanese staples such as ramen, udon, sushi, and katsu and korean staples such as bibimbap and bulgogi, I was a little skeptical going into it that they would be able to make all of these well. My thoughts were justified when I got my food 40 minutes later (with probably about 5-6 people's orders ahead of me). Not only did it take a little too long to get my food, but the food I received wasn't particularly great. I had gotten one of the spicy pork plates and opted to upgrade to fried rice. Presentation was nice but while the taste was passable, paying more than $20 for the plate was just too much for it to only be okay. Each bite didn't entice me to want to eat more like many other spicy pork plates do at other restaurants. Instead, I found myself finishing the plate only for the sake of not being hungry later that afternoon. The avocado smoothie was fine and probably the highlight of my meal. read more
4 months ago
If I had written this review after my first visit in 2021, it would have been a solid 5 stars! The katsu was PICTURE PERFECT and fried to super crispy PERFECTION but still light and not too greasy. After my most recent, I would say the katsu is still good, but not as delicate and refined as my first experience. Bang Bang Katsu House is connected to Cafe Bora - the cash registers are right next to each other and the receipt will still show Cafe Bora. Order a drink and dessert from Cafe Bora after your meal from Bang Bang Katsu House. The Bang Bang Katsu plate is a MUST - and be sure to ask for the spicy BB sauce. The katsu was perfectly crispy and came out perfectly the first time I ordered it in 2021. 2022 and 2023 katsu? Not so much. The cutlet doubled in size and the breading seemed different, but was still tasty. The corn nuggets were also surprisingly tasty. I've also tried the bang bang sandwich - not bad, although I prefer the katsu plate. The chicken katsu cup bob wasn't bad but seemed like a rice heavy version of the katsu plate. Just depends what you're looking for. Overall, whenever I'm craving a katsu, I would still stop in to Bang Bang Katsu House. However, I wouldn't expect what I initially ordered in 2021 now. read more
2 years ago
Wow, this place is so good and the portions are HUGE. You truly get a bang for your buck here! The pork tonkatsu is perfectly crispy yet juicy and tender and pairs wonderfully with the rice, cabbage, and corn. The service here is also phenomenal. This establishment is connected to a dessert and tea place as well and I've received great service from both. The interior of each side is unique to their speciality and they are always coming out with new intriguing meals to try. The parking can get a bit tight in front of the restaurant but there's ample parking in the back of the building. read more
Starting off, drinks weren't even filled all the way. Like seriously...I work at a boba shop it's not that stingy to have the appearance of a full cup for customers. So big downside for them. Food was decent, all of us enjoyed our food except for the chicken teriyaki with fried rice. Complaints about the chicken and rice being dry were prominent. The katsu though was good, breading and flavor is solid. AC felt like it was out in there? Outside felt cooler than being in the place and it was a hot day. This is one of the places I'd go once just to try and not again sadly. read more
We have been wanting to try this restaurant as it has some of our favorite food items: Katsu + Ramen. These classic Japanese/Asian cuisines bring back lots of memories from our honeymoon to Japan to just classic comfort food. I was a bit disappointed that this restaurant did not deliver. Ambiance: 5/5 --in general, this restaurant decor is very cute, clean and neat. The girls at the register/cooking were very engaging and attentive (letting us know what each dish would contain/waiting on us). It is self service: you get a buzzer and go get your food once it is ready. Food: 2.5-3/5 -- we ordered the Tonkatsu Ramen + side of Katsu ($6) and the Pork Katsu. The ramen is one of the most distasteful ramen I have ever had... from the broth to the noodles. The broth is a creamy, peppery and smoky flavor with thin rice-like noodles. I took a first sip + there was a bland creamy taste. I was really surprised and then ended up mixing up the bowl and discovered discolored brown noodles at the bottom with all the seasoning. (See picture). It appeared as if they had placed all the seasoning/soy sauce on the bottom of the dish + forgot to mix. The only good thing about this dish was the side katsu (which was the same size as the katsu dish) Katsu plate: $6 ramen katsu was the same exact size as the one on the plate ... only difference, the sides: rice, cabbage salad, couple pickles, small sauce (extra sauce is $0.50) and a dried fried dumpling... the katsu was not bad. Not the worst I have tried -- not the best. It was disappointing that some of my pieces that breading that was falling off so the full crunch was not there. In general, we are very glad to have tried a new restaurant but I personally did not like the food enough to come back. The ramen was the absolute mood killer -- from the noodles to the broth. I know why they call themselves bangbangKATSU because that seems to be their specialty. But I would not pay the full $$ for the plate as the sides are very mediocre. The best deal was the katsu side with the ramen -- but again the ramen was 2.5/5 for me so I don't think it will be worth getting that as well. read more
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4 years ago
Whenever I'm craving delicious Japanese cuisine I always love to visit here. To my surprise they have recently unveiled their new menu items, the cupbop line. Staff: the front end staff greeted us courteously and were very friendly and attentive. Interior: I've always loved the interior design of bang bang, with bright colors that pop it is always a refreshing experience dining in. They recently put up Christmas decorations for the holiday seasons which really gets you in the holiday spirit. Food: We ordered the pork katsu cupbop and the spicy ramen. The cupbop was the perfect portion and I enjoyed the combination of fresh vegetables, crispy fried pork, and steamed white rice. The spicy ramen was also delicious and extra spicy, just the way we like it. Bang bang never fails to satisfy my craving for delicious and easy Japanese food, and I will continue coming back to see what new items they come out with! read more
My knowledge of Bang Bang Katsu House was by takeout and delivery. To be honest, I haven't written anything until now because it didn't really do it for me. Having had a chance to actually eat there, I have to say, the katsu is pretty good when it's right out of the fryer. With the recent addition of ramen, I had to go try it. Given it's not the usual place you would go for noodles, I know the game... so I set my expectations low and prepared myself to be disappointed. What disappointed me was they didn't disappoint me, I guess. I just got the plain ol' tonkatsu ramen. I didn't want it hidden in spicy heat or toppings. It's not on the level of Ramen Bar, but for something that I'd say is close enough to be neighborhood, it's a good find. The broth is creamy and rich, the noodles had a good consistency. Wash it all down with a good milk tea! read more
1 year ago
Great place to go for lunch if you're a day job'r and on a time crunch. You walk in, greeted quickly, usually not a line, and even though the food is made to order (which is a good thing) it's only about five minutes or so. The vibe is casual for sure but the dishes are real so you do not feel rushed The food is top quality. I've only had the bowls but had the chicken and the namesake and both are winner-winner. read more
5 years ago
It's a restaurant shared with another dessert place but easy to find on Windward parkway. I walked in and was greeted immediately and ordered my meal. Got my number and a drink and sat down. All orders are freshly made but the wait wasn't long at all. I got the original signature pork katsu w rice combo. It comes w 1 gyoza dumpling as well. The pork cutlet was crispy and juicy inside. Perfect !! I loved all of my meal and finished it but it's plentiful so I left pretty full. The restaurant is fairly new and everything is clean inside. They also have other options on their menu but not many. I'm so happy this has came to Alpharetta for more of a variety In restaurants. read more
1 year ago
Looking for dinner after 9 (close to our hotel) was a failing effort and then we saw Bang Bang Katsu House. We decided that we had nothing to lose and would give it a try. It literally turned into being one of the best things we EVER eaten. I'm not sure what's going on here, but I like it! The food is seasoned exceptionally well. It is burring with flavor. And the people were super nice. read more
Katsu house is attached to cafe Bora but have separate billing They're both in a strip mall with a ton of parking and other stores They have indoor and outdoor seating & staff was friendly. Katsu house has a few ramen options or katsu options and maybe a few more items on the menu. The pork katsu plate was $12 and a must try! We got the spicy bang bang sauce and it comes with a side salad & rice But the katsu. The crunch. The tender meat inside. The tangy sauce. Such a great stop on our way home! We split one for a light dinner with our bingsoo from next door but I probably could've eaten a whole one myself. Definitely recommend coming by read more
Decided to get takeout from here for dinner because it's very conveniently located on Windward Parkway with plenty of parking. When you walk in, BB Katsu shares the same store space as Cafe Bora so it was a little confusing at first. I came in at peak dinner time so I expected a little wait, but they were severely understaffed. It took several minutes before someone acknowledged me and took my order. It then took a very long time for my order to be made. Luckily there was plenty of seating and the store is very clean and cute to look at, but was definitely frustrated by how long it took. My food itself was pretty good. I had the chicken Katsu plate with the Bang Bang sauce. The plate comes with a sizeable fillet, rice, salad with house dressing (thousand island), and a little dumpling. I loved how crispy the chicken was and the sides were good. The sauce reminded me of the sweet and sour sauce at McDonald's honestly, but it was super tasty! I would try the spicy sauce next time and also probably get an additional side as I was still a little hungry. Overall, it's a cool concept and good food, just definitely order ahead and this place needs more staffing to be more convenient! Edit: I ended up calling back the next day because I needed a copy of my receipt and the employee and manager I spoke to on the phone were very helpful and kind and sent me a copy right away! Thanks for the great customer service! read more
Tonkotsu Ramen hit the spot after my workout today. I didn't realize they had ramen until I decided to be adventurous today and check out a new spot. The chicken looked really good but ramen seemed like the healthier option Great post workout meal read more
I wasn't sure what to expect here but I love chicken katsu and I felt like it was a must try. I ended up going with the katsu chicken sandwich and I was blown away. It came with fresh slaw and I got the spicy bang sauce and it was simply perfect. Even through the drive home, including a stop, the chicken was so crispy. The flavors were so tasty and it was perfectly moist. And perfectly balanced between the chicken, bread, and toppings. I would go back for this sandwich again in a heart beat. It also came with fries which were just alright. They were seasoned well just not very crispy. Dipping them in that spicy bang sauce made a big difference. The service was quick and my order was prepared in good time. Overall value is fantastic and I look forward to trying this sandwich again. Thanks! read more
Tried out this new restaurant. The staff was friendly and the decor inside is pretty. They share the space with a dessert/boba place. They have katsu plates and burgers. We wanted to try the burgers but they said they weren't available so we opted for the katsu plates. The pork plates is $9.95 and chicken is $10.95. It came with some sides like a salad and rice. The katsu was pretty good, well fried. I wish they gave us more sauce though for take out. If you have had a lot of katsu before like I have, I would say this is pretty standard katsu. You can definitely get it at other places for less if youre in duluth but since there isnt one around and you're craving katsu, this is a good choice! read more
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I've been to this place a few times, but WOW! I cannot believe how amazing this place has become. This is now my go to-to. They recently added sushi to the menu, and they are so kind to do a non spicy version of the spicy Hamachi roll for me. Hamachi is my favorite fish, but I cannot have spicy. They are so accommodating, and the miso soup is the best I've had. The portion sizes have increased greatly over the last month, and it's worth every penny. The meal is the size of 2 heads!! Overall, the setting is lovely and comfortable, the people are nice and accommodating (even when busy!) and the food is top tier now. The way they've revamped everything is a huge success, and I'll be coming here often. read more
We stopped at this place for lunch, and I am glad we did. The food is fantastic. We got Chicken Potstickers, Sweet Potato Fries, Fire Spicy Ramen Level 2, Katsu Chicken Sandwich with Bang bang sauce. Ramen leaves a numbing effect on your lips, so if you can't handle spicy food, order the non-spicy version. I also liked that they have chicken Katsu as a pork alternativ. Burger was crispy on the outside and juicy inside. Chicken Potstickers we're good. Dining space is small, but it is very nicely decorated and well kept. I gave them 4 stars just because with fries and Potstickers they didn't serve any dipping sauce. When we asked for some, the guy on the counter gave us few sachets of ketchup and soy sauce. It was very messy to pour soy sauce from sachet on potstickers. Other than that we had a great time and we'll be back soon. read more
Katsu is simply Japanese style panko fried meat cutlets and comes in a variety of different style of meats. Tonkatsu is pork, chicken katsu is obviously chicken, then there's hamburg which is like a burger patty and so on. In the Gwinnett area there are some decent katsu places but then you have Bang Bang Katsu House which only specializes in Japanese style katsu and quite frankly, this place is a hidden gem in Alpharetta and one worth visiting. I needed a protein fix as I had gotten done working out. I saw this place but never really had the chance to try it till now and I was not disappointed. Just off Windward Parkway about 1/4 from LA Fitness in Alpharetta, it's in a strip mall right in front of the Home Depot so you really can't miss it since it shares the same plaza as T-Mobile and Chipotle but rest assured, skip the burritos and come here! The katsu plate is simply divine!!! I can't stress that enough. I knew I had to try the OG Tonkatsu plate as that is a staple. Knowing katsu the way I do, I knew it needed to pass a few things. Crunch factor, meat tenderness, and flavor. 1. The crunch factor is there! Beautifully deep fried to an almost nut brown color all around and there is no burn spot which means it was fried to complete perfection. The panko breading stayed put which means the batter they used was perfect. The panko also perfect and not a soggy bit on the morsel! 2. Meat tenderness. This is subjective and with katsu, you're not going to get the high quality types as this is just a pork cutlet but in saying that, you will miss out on this if you gauge this to say a restaurant grade 3 Michelin style pork. The meat was tender and juicy! 3. The flavor of the katsu itself was beautifully seasoned! Everything independent of each other, each bit was delicious and flavorful. I will say however, as the meal progressed, the savoriness get sharper and sharper and the meal began to lose its flavor and my tongue seemed to have gotten confused as to what to enjoy. The mayo dressing used on the cabbage, the regular katsu sauce, the BB House sauce, and the pickles did not work well together. The mayo was rich and didn't cut through the katsu which made my palette cloy as I was eating fried food. They didn't supply enough pickles for it to cut through the greasy fried stuff. Between the regular katsu sauce, and the house sauce, it was sweet and rich at the same time which exhausted my palette and near the tail end of everything, rather than savoring each bite, I simply wanted to finish it. Granted I did order extra meat and of course, being that it's my first time there, I needed to try both the traditional katsu sauce and their house blend. Rookie mistake and maybe not get a second sauce w/ my extra meat. All in all, initially the flavor was great. If they can supply more sides that is acidic, it might improve the experience for customers as the pickles they gave also had a sweetness to it rather than an acidic nature to them. Overall, BB Katsu house is fantastic! High recommend this as your normal alternative to Chipotle or whatever is near there. This place is a hidden gem and worth going to! They not only offer katsu but also ramen! It might be pricey but only if you order double the meat which is a $4.00 jump from the $13 plate. Again, great joint!!! Worth visiting! read more
2 years ago
One of my favorite spots to go when i'm in Alpharetta, GA! My favorite katsu plates here are the Hamburg & the Chicken katsu. served with rice, salad, pickles, and a dumpling :) So delicious! Cafe bora is here and is serving the best bingsoo ever!!! I ordered the bingsoo mini flight (u get to pick 3 flavors) i got the NEW brown sugar, strawberry matcha, and purple sweet potato (ube)! all 3 flavors were so yummy, but the brown sugar had to be my favorite! I also got the matcha tiramisu, which i loved, matcha never disappoints! for drinks, we got their strawberry green tea and iced americano! both drinks were really good, the strawberry green was tasted so delicious and fresh.... it wasn't to sweet! Service here is great as well, the ladies were so kind! I'll for sure be coming back, i recommend this place to all! read more
2 years ago
Amazing best food I've ever had! Highly recommend chicken katsu, yaki udon and strawberry lemonade. read more
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Me and my husband love trying new things...and this place DID NOT DISAPPOINT!!! Omg so good!! We tried the Chicken Katsu Plate, Pork Ramen, mozzarella sticks and all was soo soo good!!! Prices were super fair and drinks for .99!! Who does that anymore??!! Lol!! If you love different cultures of food this is a place to add to your list!!! read more
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