This ramen, pho, and poke bowl spot was a cute causal dining experience. You order your food and…read morethey bring it to you. For an appetizer we had the bao pork buns which was flavorful. I opted for the signature ramen which was delicious, my husband got the pho which he was not a fan of, he said the sausage wasn't the best. We had sake which was good. The service was good and fast. I would visit again for just ramen.

Always enjoy coming here. The poke bowls are good, but I recommend trying their ramenread more

Had a very nice experience at J's while in Tallahassee…read more Were greeted nicely and seated promptly. The restaurant had a mix of college students and families. Our server did a nice job. We ordered bao buns Shu Mai and dim sim For apps. Entrees were Mongolian beef and general Tso chicken. Everything was delicious. Will definitely be an add to our dining list when visiting.

Honestly best place I've spent money. Dumplings so good I had to order them twice. And the staff…read moreextremely welcoming and polite.

Loved it all. The customization is a fun feature, but I was most happy with the hangover pho since…read moreit has most of what I like in my pho. I got my order to go and the plastic container is actually large enough to fit both the ingredients and the broth into one container. It's also convenient that they have a separate tray on top to keep the noodles from getting too soggy. Not that big of a deal for pho, but for the ramen I had delivered, it was great. Both the beef pho broth and the tonkatsu broth were really good. Can't vouch for authenticity, but definitely delicious. All the meats I've tried (chicken, chirashu, flank, round and meatballs) were good - especially the chicken! This will be on my regular rotation.

Realistically, I'd give them 4.5 but I'm rounding up. This is the best ramen I've had in…read moreTallahassee. The katsudon is also very good. I'm there 2-3 times a month. It's a pleasant environment with nice ambient music that's not overwhelming. The staff is friendly, though perhaps a bit shy. On the whole, I highly recommend them for ramen lovers.

Don't hesitate! I would say if you can, familiarize yourself with the menu before going. They have…read moreso much to choose from. It is a low key restaurant. There was a good mix of dine in and takeout. Choose your own adventure! We had a build your own poke bowl, beef bulgogi, gyoza, shumai, edamame, and hot green tea. If you get poke, I would recommend building your own bowl because of all of the customizations. Everything was fresh and hot, as in made to order. This is definitely our now go to spot when we come to Tallahassee.

I was trying out a new hotel and decided to find the nearest place to eat. Kami Poke was the…read moreclosest. I really love good sashimi and poke. Tonight I ordered the traditional Hawaiian ahi tuna poke bowl plus the FSU roll and the tuna and crème cheese roll. You order at the counter and take a seat. The cook pr a runner brings it out to you. This place is very much a strip center restaurant, but it has the feel of a genuine Asian place that just happens to be in a strip center. The dining room is very fast food. Nothing really special. They're nice pictures on the wall and all that, but it is not fancy in the least. Your food comes out very quickly. And as previously discussed, it comes to your table. My poke bowl was very fresh and had tasty cucumbers and seaweed salad and what I think might've been arugula. If it was a arugula, it was definitely a mild variety. The Aji tuna was wonderful so was the cucumber and the fruit that was in there, I think it was a nectarine. It was very wonderful and the rice was good too. The cream cheese roll was really just basic, it was clean. It tasted good. There was plenty of fish, but it was a small roll as it says on the menu small rolls. Then there was the FSU role. It is described as a large role. It is a huge role. I could've used it as my entire meal. It is a cooked roll. It comes out warm very warm and it is the closest thing to Midwestern comfort food that I have ever had in an Asian restaurant. It was soft. It was warm. It was like a hug from your mom. That is if your mom makes incredibly good sushi. It was crunchy where it was supposed to be crunchy. It was firm where it was supposed to be firm, but it was without a doubt one of the best sushi rolls that I have had in the last 30 years. That is no hollow praise, I have had sushi on two continents in across the United States, and Canada and across Europe. It was amazing. So if you want an incredibly good, but not horribly expensive Hawaiian or Asian or sushi type meal, try this place They also have bull Gogi, but I did not try it. I was in the mood for fish.

Very mid. Everything was overpriced and nothing tasted very fresh. The service was good. It didn't…read morefeel very clean inside. The overall experience and quality needs some upkeep!

The Sushi is top notch! I was skeptical about trying their Red Dragon Roll as the creamy garlic…read moresauce sounded a little scary for sushi. However, I am adventurous and decided to try it on my trip to Tallahassee. It did not disappoint! It was delicious. It would be better to give it a different name (rather than creamy garlic sauce), as it sounds like something you would eat on pasta. It was light, and delicately topped on the sushi as not to overpower or saturate. It was a perfect amount for a delicious dish. I also ordered the spring rolls, which were light and very delicious, and pork egg rolls. The Egg Rolls were heartier and more deep-fried, as expected. Drink: You MUST try the Thai Basil Jalapeno Marg! It's my first spicy margarita, and I have a feeling every spicy margarita from now on will have to compete with it! Delicious, spicy, and I felt the heat in my chest, but I couldn't stop sipping it! Service was good. The atmosphere was modern asian. It is across the street from a quaint area called Lake Ella. After dinner, we took a walk around part of it, which made the dining experience that much more unique. Highly recommend for cocktails & sushi in Tallahassee.

I have to admit that I have primarily ordered the special crawfish boil from Pho Me. And it has…read morebeen excellent! I hate that it's only available for a few months. I tried the bahn mi once and they didn't put any pate, which was disappointing. I will have to try their other items. The owner and waitstaff are all top tier! Very nice and they acknowledge me with a conversation every time I am there.

I was disappointed with my last order. I ordered 3x tendon, there wasn't anywhere near that amount…read more The other thing was the summer rolls. Great if you like lettuce because you will get a lettuce stuffed rice wrap. Not what I expected. I used to love this place and considered it a treat to get food from here. Not so much anymore. I'm not in a position to recommend this place. Maybe if they make a few changes and actually honor the order as placed.

First time here after many recommendations. This place has some really good items on the menu. I do…read morelike the infusion of different Asian cuisine here. I ended up getting a bento tray and Mongolian beef. Everything was realy good and every feeling. Great Asian cuisine for a cheat day and overall quality of the food was very good. The only issue I had was the table size if you are a party of 4 or more.

This is an Asian fusion restaurant in a strip mall. Pretty busy parking lot. I had just wrapped up…read morea race nearby and wanted sushi. When I walked in, I felt like I was in a Golden Coral. Babies crying, people jumbled everywhere, and a buffet setup that was super packed together near everything else. The good: host sat me quickly and my server was polite and super quick. I guess they got this down to a science? The bad: everything else. How the heck are these reviews high? This place was packed but I felt like if I coughed, it would be all over my neighbor and the food. It was a cluster f. I did the buffet. While they had a lot of options, it was jam packed together. And you bumped into people trying to squeeze through some areas. The sushi was mediocre. The sweet and sour chicken was off. The fried rice wasn't warm. Even my tap water tasted funny. I couldn't finish my hot sake because it tasted off. The wasabi and ginger even looked funky (I will say the wasabi had a nice kick). Best part of my meal was leaving. The miso soup was the only decent part. I should have learned my lesson from previous Asian fusion places but I guess I trusted the reviews on this one. It's clear to me; a lot of people don't have an educated palate.