Fish wasn't as fresh as it should be. Service was great as I was the only one in there at the time.read more

Fresh & flavorful meal ! Will definitely be eating there again. The service was great and quick.read more

Exceptional food! Both the bento boxes and the hibachi have been top tier in quality and…read moredeliciousness. The service is attentive. I enjoyed our times there very much.

I've eaten at this location a handful of times and the food has always been great! Quick service…read more Small but cozy atmosphere.

We have been here twice and have been very impressed both times…read more The second time, our friend from out of town was with us and our server was absolutely lovely (although the first time our server was proficient). I am addicted to the Spicy Beef Ramen -- just $1 more for the rib to later share with my pup. For some reason, several restaurants have set up shop in this building/location here and lasted a short time. The last time was a Mexican restaurant and it was very good, but maybe fell prey to the over abundance of Mexican restaurants in Bowling Green. The atmosphere could be dolled up a bit as it is a bit "sanitary" but that may be a cultural thing. It's definitely worth the visit!

Finding excellent ramen was not on our Bowling Green, Kentucky bingo card, but we were pleasantly…read moresurprised to come across Hokkaido today! My husband and I shared the spring rolls and chicken tantanmen, and both were truly delicious. The chicken ramen had such a savory broth with just the right amount of spice. The service was great, restaurant was clean, and options were plenty. We will definitely return if we come to this area again!

Food was excellent and service was prompt and friendly…read more Very reasonably priced Will come again

Read my review very interesting way to keeping customer. expect to get what I paid for. Not short…read morechanged for a quick profit. Expected an apology at least for the lack of quantity but no such thing. Let the buyer beware!

This was our go to Friday night restaurant for a while. We really liked it. You got treated very…read moregood. Food was really good. We haven't been there in maybe two months and this time when we walked in it looked all refreshed like someone had come in and redid their tables and they had new menus and it looked really nice. However, what was lacking was the quality of the service and the food. I remember feeling like I was at someone's house because it was very comfortable and family feeling especially by the wait staff this time we walked in and instead of saying pick where you want to sit like they used to some girl sat us over on a side of the room. OK no problem then they handed us these new menus and there was no soup. Usually they give you free soup then some other lady came over with the soup and put it on the table then they took our order and the waitress seemed like we were bothering her. They brought out the food. The quality of the food went down big time. My husband always orders the chicken yakisoba so does my daughter, my daughter also ordered a sushi roll. I ordered hibachi steak and instead of rice I wanted noodles. My husband and daughter said that their food didn't taste like it used to and my hibachi steak (now mind you I had a hibachi steak at a different Japanese restaurant in Georgia so I'm thinking it's going to taste the same.) She even asked me how I wanted my steak cooked and I said, medium rare. I got little squares of very overcooked pieces of meat that looked like they went to the store and bought some stew beef (at the other Japanese restaurant that we went to it was actually filet mignon.) The steak was hard and rubbery at the other restaurant. It was beautifully cooked. Also, my noodles tasted like they were drenched in teriyaki sauce, which I can't stand. Everything was too sweet and I will probably not ever go back there now.

Ichiban used to be one of my go-to favorites in Bowling Green, but the service has fallen off a…read morecliff over the last year and a half. Last night was easily the worst experience yet. We ordered a sushi roll as an appetizer -- simple enough. But it never came. Halfway through our meal, we realized our server had disappeared, and we finally had to flag down a different waitress. Only then did we learn the order had never even been placed. Even after that, it took more than 20 minutes and still no sushi roll. By the time it finally showed up, we were so fed up we just had it boxed to take home. And here's the kicker: it wasn't even a busy night. Well over half the tables were vacant. There was absolutely no excuse for such inattentive, careless service. A restaurant's reputation rests as much on service as on food. Ichiban may still be known as a Bowling Green favorite, but if they keep operating this way, that reputation won't last. Right now, they're failing their customers in a big way.

I really wanted to like this place, but honestly, I left feeling a little disappointed…read more I am not sure but, I believe this restaurant has been around since around 2006, and I really hope the owner will consider making some improvements. There are several things that stood out during our visit. First, cleanliness was a concern. When I went to the men's restroom, there was a significant amount of urine on the floor around the urinal. Unfortunately, it made me question how much attention is being paid to cleanliness in general. There were also quite a few flies flying around while we were eating, which definitely affected our dining experience. Our server seemed fairly young, so I don't want to blame her personally. However, there were several basic things we had to ask for. When our sushi roll was brought out, we had to ask for the small dishes normally used for soy sauce and wasabi. We also had to ask for a spoon for the bibimbap, and the spoon that was brought was more like a small soup spoon. We also had to wait and wonder when our water would be refilled rather than having it checked on regularly. The bulgogi was another disappointment. As you can see in my photo, there were a lot more vegetables than meat, and the pieces of beef were quite small. When people order bulgogi, I think they are generally expecting a reasonable amount of meat. I believe this could definitely be improved. Also, at most Korean restaurants, steamed rice is included with bulgogi, but here we had to order it separately. Thankfully, there was no extra charge for the steamed rice. I consider these points areas for improvement, rather than reasons to give the restaurant a low rating. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem like the owner pays much attention to the reviews on Google or Yelp, which is a shame. I really hope they will take the time to look at some of the lower-rated reviews and see what customers are saying. There may be some valuable feedback there. So why am I still giving 5 stars? The owner was very friendly, and I really appreciated that. Also, the servers at the Hibachi table next to us did an amazing birthday celebration performance. They were singing and playing along with such great energy that it almost felt like watching a marching band. That was definitely one of the highlights of our visit! Overall, I hope the owner takes this review in the spirit in which it is intended. There is a lot of potential here, but cleanliness, service details, and food portions could definitely be improved. For Korean visitors who are specifically looking for good Korean food, I personally would not recommend ordering the Korean dishes here.

Underrated gem. Was pleasantly surprised at the food being delicious. The dinner entrees were…read moreserved with the classic clear soup and a ginger dressing salad so it's a very big portion of food. The lettuce was kind of wilted and starting to brown. As a result, it feels like the lettuce was drowning in dressing to try to cover up the older lettuce pieces. I didn't enjoy the salad because of this, but everything else was really good.

This restaurant was recommended to us several weeks ago and we decided to try it since we found…read morethat our destination restaurant was closed. We will be returning to K & L Asian Restaurant! The server, whose name was Kam, was most gracious, and did his best to make sure we made knowledgeable choices about what we ordered, and he was attentive after we had our order. My partner had the chicken noodle soup, and it had such a fabulous broth and was full of noodles and shredded chicken. I had to have several spoonfuls of it myself. I chose the vermicelli with beef and an eggroll. Each table was equipped with soy sauce, sriracha, chili pepper oil, and Hoisin sauce. The overall lighting, ambiance, and cultural appeal of the restaurant is pleasant. I noticed that we had quality (not wooden) chopsticks instead of American utensils, but I'm sure they have forks for the picky or clumsy folks. I cannot eat Asian food without using chopsticks; it just isn't the same. His soup featured one of those lovely china/porcelain spoons with a glorious absence of metal. Possibly the only thing about this entire meal I could offer suggestion for improvement is the tiny scrumptious eggroll could have been larger. However, the servings overall were generous and reasonably priced. I even have a small to-go box of noodles for tomorrow. Additionally, I got to try my very first BOBA tea! I am not sure why they call it tea because it's more like a slushy with those little Boba balls and a wide straw. There are 15 different flavors offered, including avocado (which I was not brave enough to try). I had banana, and it was very good. I thought it mildly pricey at $4.50 but novelty drinks usually have novelty prices. I really wish we had visited this restaurant before, but as I said, we will be returning. I was concerned because there were only a couple other tables during our entire visit, although it was toward closing time on a Tuesday evening. I encourage everyone to try this restaurant!

Ordered to go menu items. Food was hot, fresh and delicious. We had Crab Rangoon, Shrimp Tempura,…read moreBlack Pepper Shrimp dinner and Orange Chicken dinner. Service was good. The young man that took our order was very polite. They do have some tables inside for sitting. We will eat here again. Great for take-out.

Hidden gem alert -- some of the best Thai food I've had anywhere!…read more I was in Bowling Green on business and was honestly surprised by how many different ethnic restaurants there are here -- Asian, Hispanic, African -- such a fun mix for a smaller city. I ended up at Asian Kitchen Thai & Lao Food, and wow... what a find. I wish I lived closer because I'd be here almost every day. The Vibe: Asian Kitchen sits in a small strip center and only has a couple of tables inside, which tells me most of their business is takeout -- probably 99%. It's simple and unpretentious, but very clean and well-kept. Service: This is where the place really shines. The owner greeted me as soon as I walked in and couldn't have been more welcoming. We chatted a bit, and he shared that his father started the restaurant and he's now carrying it on. You can feel the pride and care in what they do -- it's clearly a family-run business built on authentic recipes and genuine hospitality. Service was quick, warm, and full of that kind of local charm that makes you want to come back. Food & Drinks: I ordered the Thai Fried Rice with tofu (stir-fried jasmine rice with egg, carrot, peas, and onions), and it was absolutely divine. Perfectly seasoned, cooked just right, and full of fresh flavor. As I'm writing this review, I'm honestly wishing I had some of it with me right now. Overall: If you're in the Bowling Green area or even just passing through, do yourself a favor and stop at Asian Kitchen. It's a true hidden gem -- authentic, family-run, and serving some of the best Thai food I've had anywhere in the country.

Online ordering is super simple and easy. Orders have always been accurate and food is delicious…read moreand authentic.