Food was ok (underwhelming). I had the lunch chicken bento box. The chicken was not teriyaki,…read morepossibly Korean. The prices were reasonable and the service was good and friendly. The restaurant was small but clean and comfortable.

Ordered the hot stone bibimbap, kimchi bacon fried rice, gyoza, and beef bento box -- all were…read moredelicious. Service was great and food came out fast!

Amazing bistro that is near chinatown. It has a very lowkey signage I almost missed it when I…read morewalked by it. They have good sushi combos and lunch deals. Their tempuras are amazing and ramen soup base was super flavorful. Went here multiple times, service was a bit slow the second time I went otherwise I love their interior decor and ambiance

When I was looking through Yelp for a restaurant, what caught my eyes was the bento box so I…read moredecided to give this place a try. It was located by china town Victoria and a little hidden away. However, once you walk in it is beautiful! Very much gives of Japan vibes. I order the bento box and it comes with a few sushi pieces and tempura. I thought the tempura was okay and the sushi was pretty good. The ramen was alright as well. I think it's cause San Diego has so many good places so I was too spoiled. The best dish was the tofu appetizer, it came with a little dashi or soy sauce and it was so good. My favorite was the salmon sushi and the roll we got out of the main dishes that we ordered Overall this place isn't bad for a quick dine in.

=== 1. VERDICT/VALUE In the food desert that is southern…read moreCordova Bay...Haro Sushi is like an oasis. The Korean proprietors offer primarily sushi and few Korean options when looking for something a little different than the Western cuisine options nearby / down the road. And you won't be disappointed either - recommended for friends; I'm definitely returning when I can also! === 2. FOOD The bento box may be the best value on the menu. We happened to choose a number of items for takeout this evening: - California Roll ($6.50) - Haro Roll ($18.50) - Pork Gyoza ($7) - Maki Combo ($18) - Dynamite Combo ($18) - Salmon Sashimi ($15) - Chicken Udon ($13.99) - Kimbob Roll ($8.50) - Japchae The only thing I might think about before ordering again would be the udon: see my picture, so it wasn't bad but it was unusual how they did the soup and they put red peppers in there, which is unusual... === 3. SERVICE Service over the phone and in person were great in English; they staff speak to each other in Korean and I can only presume service would have been just fine for Korean-speaking patrons. The food was also prepared reasonably quick. === 4. ENVIRONMENT So it's plain white inside - a clean white. There is bar-style seating at the front window and a few small tables meant for groups of 2 or 4 inside. Wheelchairs and baby strollers should have no challenges fitting and the parking is as plentiful as it gets in the this relatively-new residential shopping complex.

The service is exceptional and sushi fresh! Clean restaurant. Lots of room to sit in. Take out is…read morealso super fast!

Great food! Tried the chicken katzu bento box with a California roll which was amazing! Sushi roll…read morewas quite small but the pieces were thick which made up for it slightly! Service was great! Restaurant is nice and clean inside! Give this place a try, I'll definitely be back!

The food is great and that's were it ends. The service has been lacking, we have tried this place…read moreover 8 months, 5 different times and all not great. The servers are always trying to get you in and out fast, don't smile, unfriendly and just rude. The ambiance is ok, the seating by the bathroom is a big red flag. The smells are not what you want when getting sushi and the cleaner products a smell every time the doors are opened is pungent. Not worth our time anymore. It's a small place and worth skipping.

=== 1. VERDICT/VALUE A touch of Japan on Cedar Hill - come…read morehere for the food, language, good food, and if you're a young one - Pokemon cards from the proprietor! === 2. FOOD Salt (Shio) Ramen ($16.50) The broth here makes the difference - thick, and true to flavour when one steeps a long time with bones - it's good and flavourful, yet not too salty and it doesn't leave you thirsting to drink anything thereafter. The Japanese-style BBQ pork slices, delicately-boiled egg and bean sprouts of course work well. Pork Egg Don ($18.25) Great pork tonkatsu - lightly battered the way it should be and it overall a great choice of dish if you're not looking for something soupy! Fried Rice ($4 for regular size; $7 for large size if buying an entree) I think it's worth it - it's tasty but a little salty and the portion size is good ofr sharing between two people! === 3. SERVICE I've only ever seen three people work there before and so while service is professional, they can get a little busy when the house is fulll (which is not uncommon). But it's worth it. And the leader/owner (?) is always cognizant of little kids including my own and is ready to hand out a choice of a random Pokemon card to bring more smiles into the establishment! === 4. ENVIRONMENT It's all, a little dim, and maybe updated in the 90's. The lights are different coloured, but they clearly spend the money on the staff and food. There are a few two-seat, and four seat tables/booths. There is a single table that seats up to eight. Wheelchairs and baby strollers could fit but only barely and they may best stay near the front. Parking is about as lucky as you get in the shopping complex which seems to ebb and flow throughout the day!

I've visited a half-dozen times now with family and consider this the "go to ramen shop". Simple,…read morerelaxed layout and direct, no nonsense service, but the ramen is fantastic and prices are reasonable. Mostly spicy bowls (one non-spicy called the "Salt" that I always get due to food allergies). Lots of options for "extras" (e.g., meat, corn). You can get a basic side of fried rice that is a nice add-on. It has a warm, social vibe and is popular with the younger crowd. Appreciate that the guys offer my kid a Pokémon card at the end of each meal - makes him feel welcome.

The service was impeccable and the food felt like we were back in Japan. A very enjoyable…read moreexperience.

This place has great customer service. I was greeted immediately and they checked how my meal was…read moretwice. I got the Tuna Tataki Teishoku set. Their portions are fantastic, and for such a great price. The mixed veggies were excellent, the tuna was good, and I loved the squash croquette. One thing that I didn't like, was the tempera batter, it was a bit too hard. Next time, I would love to try the chef's special. One of my neighboring tables ordered it, and it looks like it would be good for 2-3 people to share if they ordered a few other small items. They have a dog friendly patio.

We were headed towards rhino cafe when the cute cat logo of Kazumi caught my eye. I saw udon on the…read moremenu knew that I was not going to walk away from that lol. The beef udon was delicious and I loved that it came with an onsen egg. The beef was slightly charred and made the so much more flavorful. We also ordered some gyozas and kaarage. This is a really cute spot if you are looking for a hearty noodle soup meal. I would love to come back if I'm visiting Langford again in the future!

Named after their beloved cat (you can find photos of the feline in the establishment), this tiny…read moreeatery that packs big flavors and perfectly crisp yet light deep fried goodness. According to the owner it's only been about 5 months since they've opened. We're just tourists staying in the area and hoping Yelp could direct us to a decent place in Langford. Well we found one... the establishment is super clean with cheerful jazz background music. The curry is made from scratch, you could taste the subtle yet earthy notes. The menchi is the highlight, juicy yet packs a crunch and not oily at all... now that takes skill at the right temperature The udon reminds me of Korean style jam bons... noodle soup with flavors appearing to be wok/pan fried first, then added to the noodles and broth bringing out stronger seared flavors. All in all an enjoyable experience with lots of food for the money. Worth a visit.

We ordered the assorted sashimi (chef's choice) and wagyu aburi oshi for a table of 2…read more There was a good assortment of sashimi and it was beautifully presented. The platter included oysters, scallops, hamachi, tuna, sockeye salmon, prawns, prawn heads, and squid. Surprisingly the squid was really good, since I am not normally a squid sashimi person, but it was so tender. The oysters were creamy, and the scallops were nice and sweet. The oshi was supposed to come with truffle, but I couldn't taste any. Other than that it was very tasty.

1000000/10 YUM! Usually I would avoid having raw food on trips but WOW I'm coming back here every…read moretime I'm in Victoria without a doubt. We were seated immediately and were presented the coolest menus! We noticed another table had this box of sashimi/skewers and was immediately convinced we had to get it. SHOKADO box, do it. You won't regret it. Our server was lovely and gave us a very warm welcome as it was our first night in Victoria. The vibes were amazing - people were doing sake bombs and having a great time.

Today we waited over and hour and a half for our take out order. When it was finally ready the…read moretempura was undercooked and oily, the edamame was cold, the miso was lukewarm, and the meal was generally underwhelming. (I couldn't finish it due to the greasiness so I had a banana for dinner.) When picking up the order we noticed a general chaos and lack of service from the staff. Several people with reservations arrived and were turned away. The restaurant felt very poorly managed. Not a good experience. We won't be back.

The restaurant's interior was old and there were some tiny flies. The atmosphere was somewhat…read morestuffy and poorly ventilated. The food was disappointing. The sushi was not fresh with a slightly fishy smell.