I order out every week. Amazing rolls- Best in Lakeland for sure & top notch service alwaysread more

Just moved to the area and I'm so happy to have found this gem!…read more I was immediately met greeted with big, warm smiles and instantly knew I'd have a pleasant experience. Our server was polite and attentive. I love being checked up on even when I don't really need anything! I had the most fun-looking sushi roll (sandwich-salmon) & it was as good as it looks. My boyfriend ordered the Sushi Regular which came with a selection of sashimi, a California roll, soup, AND a salad. We also had the Jalapeno Hamachi as our appetizer. The portions were generous and we left feeling satiated and happy. I'd definitely recommend this place and I look forward to my next visit already.

Comfortable, Unique, Delicious, Great location! INSIDE:…read moreunique decor, Japanese, though American hits playing, cozy, very clean. SERVICE: I was seated quickly, given gracious service and attention and had a smooth experience. The food comes out quickly and the servers move quickly to keep everything harmonious. THE FOOD: although a smaller portion than anticipated, i enjoyed the plating and the appetizers. The soup was classic and the salad was fantastic! The dressing is perfect and the vegetables crunchy! The fried rice and noodles were a bit underwhelming, more oil than I'm used to and the vegetables were overcooked. The salmon was tender and melts in the mouth. Skin on. I was very amazed to see vegetables occasionally cut into shapes. Overall, I'm impressed by details such as the fish bowl bar, soup, salad, shapes in vegetables, location, and service. I would like to see the taste improve on the entree. I understand the portions and price are fair due to location.

Got into Lakeland a bit late but still needed supper. This came up on Yelp and was an easy walk…read morefrom the Terrace. Sign out front says it is under new management. The Daisy use to be call Tsunami. Huge bar and large restaurant. Nice interior with a mix of typical Asian art and visit colors with cool led lights for accents. I rally came for a roll or two but Jacki suggested I try Pho. I had never tried so we discussed it and I chose this with the shrimp. It came with a fish sauce which was delicious and then Jacki recommended I try it with some Hoisin sauce. Wow! Awesome. Filling but not overwhelming and not spicy which is key this late. Super friendly folks and delicious food.

This place serves Japanese and Taiwanese desserts. The decor inside is fun and they have a clean…read morerestroom. We ordered the Taro Milk Tea and Biscoff pancakes, both were really good! We would come back again.

I have been hearing about the new Japanese bakery in Lakeland and been wanting to try it out, and…read moreit did not disappoint! The main thing I wanted to try here was the fluffy Japanese pancakes. But a good heads up to know is they take about 20 minutes to make because they have to cook at a really low heat. So if you go there to have those make sure you're not needing to be somewhere right after- we didn't have time to wait so I will be back for those for sure. They had so many options that sounded good but ended up trying a jelly pudding that was in the shape of a capybara. They have other animal puddings too like a duck and cat. It was so cute and tasted as delicious as it looked adorable. The peach boba tea we had was great too. It was sweet and a little sour and packed with flavor. The tapioca pearls were cooked and soft like they should be. I also loved the vibe in here. It's crazy how different the inside looks from its last tenant that was Twisted Sugar, a cookie place. It's so color and so much more inviting inside now, and a good amount of seating even for being a small place.

Had a great experience here! The service was excellent from start to finish. Our waitress was…read moreattentive, friendly, and always seemed to be one step ahead of what we needed. Drinks were refilled quickly, empty plates were cleared right away, and she regularly checked in without being intrusive. The food came out surprisingly fast, especially for an all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant. Every roll, appetizer, and nigiri arrived fresh, well-prepared, and beautifully presented. We never felt like we were waiting long between orders, which made the entire dining experience even better. It's refreshing to find a place that delivers both quality food and outstanding service. We'll definitely be coming back and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great all-you-can-eat sushi experience!

2nd time here and this time I had same waiter from last time , named Wesley, but this time he was…read moreon top of bringing his service game to top quality , maybe because first time he was busy flirting with next door client .... But this time he was the best and the food was absolutely incredible ... place atmosphere is great The carpaccios were so good

I have visited Thai Oishi on multiple occasions ever since they opened about 9 years ago. I have…read morealways had quality Thai food on each visit. I recently visited for dinner with friends and had the Krab Rangoon and the Yaki Noodles (Soba). The Krab Rangoon had crisp shells filled with a creamy briny filling. The Soba Noodles were savory in a lightly sweet marinade and mixed with crisp snap peas, carrots, onion, baby corn and tender chicken. Overall, the food is consistently delicious on each visit.

Very attentive staff , place is very cozy and trendy , the food was so great and they have very…read morevaried menu , overall very nice place and prices were so reasonable

It took several visits to Oksumi for me to realize just how special a place it is. Oh, make no…read moremistake, I knew that I liked it from the first visit, but it took a bit of reflection, and a bit of exploring the menu, for Oksumi's charm to really unfold, before me. Read other reviews, and the phrase "nothing fancy" keeps appearing. Another reviewer calls it "simple" and "to the point." This, right here, is the soul of Oksumi. It isn't a restaurant using the idea of ramen as a canvas for the ego of a chef looking to reinvent the dish. It is a ramenya, and its menu is a love letter to ramen. It does not need to uplift or reinvent ramen, because ramen is already perfect, as it is. One does not taste ego in Oksumi's dishes; one tastes respect, care, craftsmanship, and balance. Perhaps most importantly, one tastes every ingredient, and one tastes the role that every ingredient plays in the whole of one's ramen experience. As I explored the menu, as I tasted each element in my bowl, I found myself, again and again, noticing the quality of each element I tasted. The karaage is crisp, juicy inside, and its notes of melting fat aren't lost, even against a spicier base. The tonkotsu is silky upon the tongue, the shio clean but not at all simple, a subtle medley of salt, chicken, and the transparency needed to let the more delicate elements like the cilantro and bean sprouts express themselves, even as the fresh garlic and bonito express themselves more assertively. Oksumi's care and attention to balance encourages one to see these simple, elemental forms of ramen not as "basic" in the slightest, but as works of art expressed in their own whitespace. Approach the shio here not with the need for every space to be filled. This dish is a culinary Gokui no Uta. If you think there is something, there is nothing; if you think there is nothing, there is something. Over a fragile moment with calamari, in which I reflected that I had never once tasted a rubbery or greasy piece of squid at Oksumi, and in fact, had never tasted a *better* piece of squid, not even in my years on the California coast, it really came home for me. Oksumi is a place in which I stopped consuming, and started appreciating the "something-there." I wandered the menu, from tonkotsu black garlic (a flavor hurricane) to simple shio and the robustness of vegetarian Nagoya-style ramen, and let myself dissolve into the moment, into the Kai, the "something-there" that manifests when one's mind stops playing with its expectations and assumptions, and simply experiences. My happiest moments, as a diner, happen when a meal silences my unreasonable, arrogant, chattering mind, and brings me to a lighted door of experience somewhere between the late Leonard Cohen's semi-contrition and the late Anthony Bourdain's quiet confessionals in moments of being a stranger at a table. Again and again, I return to Oksumi, to understand what ramen *is*, and to humble my difficult, noisy mind to a level of quiet that can appreciate the Kai, the "something-there" that appears only when the mind is still, quiet, and allows itself to experience without a commentary track of judgment. Calling Oksumi "simple" is the highest praise one can pay it. Its ramen does not *need* adornment because its ramen is as adorned as ramen might ever need to be. Your attention is the substrate upon which Oksumi's elemental, straightforward ramen expresses itself. This place is an underrated treasure.

Well I thought I had a pic of my ramen bowl with extra noodles but alas I have failed. So you'll…read morehave to take my word for it that it was good. The staff are very polite and attentive. It's nothing fancy just a good food. So if you're looking for something simple and to the point give it a try.

Great food, price is.perfect, and service. Location is great as well. Best Thai food.read more

Very basic. Really miss the bean sprouts. Only took a few bites. Very little chicken as well. The…read moresushi here is better and more satisfying than this entree.

My wife and I had a day date. We had the spicy curry ramen and the black garlic ramen with Thai…read moremilk tea and a Taro milk tea to drink. The food is so good and well prepared. The staff are friendly and kind. We will return for sure

Ramen was very flavorful! Service is pleasant but can be very very slow. If you're in a lunch break…read moreI don't suggest this be your stop.