Everytime I come here, the food is always consistently amazing…read more I always get the Tonkotsu ramen! The egg is cooked to perfection, still soft but hard enough to keep it's shape, the meat is always so incredibly tender you don't even need a butter knife to cut it, and the broth is always astonishingly good. And the Chashu Bun?? This is the only appetizer i'll order at a restaurant. They are SO good everytime; The meat is always so ridiculously tender, juicy, and flavorful. I'm not usually one to enjoy a lot of sauce, but it's so good I can't get enough of it. Compared to all of the other ramen places in Utah i've been to, this one stands out 100% for it's quality and consistency. Would recommend for everyone!

Decent ramen noodle place with good value. Soup broth was partially homemade by adding their own…read morecooked pork juices. The noodles were nice and chewy. Overall very good place for SLC.

Came on a Saturday night and we were seated right away. The…read moreservice was great throughout our visit. The gyoza was excellent to start with! The sushi rolls were good, and I would definitely return! However, they weren't as good as I remember from my last visit.

It was my dining partner's birthday and I asked him where he wanted to go to celebrate. This was…read morethe place he selected, and I was thrilled to experience it for the first time. The restaurant is in a strip mall and is quaint in size, but mighty in performance. The ambience is a little dark and moody-I love the black walls and the string lights-it's a total vibe. For being such a small place, they've figured out the acoustics well and it isn't overpoweringly loud, which I appreciate. Seating is cozy but comfortable and everything is beautiful. The menu is modest-not multiple pages like I've seen elsewhere. That actually feels like a good thing-no need to try to cater to every possible roll out there, pick what you do well and stick with it. Although I enjoyed all the rolls I tried, there were two that were a little tricky to eat. I prefer being able to pop a whole piece in my mouth at once, but the Salmon Crunch and the Spider rolls were so big that I have to cut them up. Otherwise, it was a great experience, and I enjoyed everything. I'll be back!

The food here is alright, however they definitely could do better. The atmosphere of the place is…read morewonderful though. They played really good music, had ambient lights and hanging plants. It was such a vibe. I would go there if I was with a group of friends that wanted to talk. The food was ok, but it definitely doesn't compare to other ramen places in Orem, like Asa ramen. The food here was oddly bland. I'm not sure if the authenticity was there. I personally don't think I would come back, but I'm glad to have tried it once.

Really disappointed by the staff. They treated my friend and I extremely poor. Our waitress did not…read morecheck on us even once after the food came. The next time she came around was to bring the check. We were trying to grab her attention for about 15 minutes just to get some water. And finally, when I ordered something to-go at the end, she repeated back my order correctly, but I got home I realized... the receipt and the meal were something completely different. Overall, very poor experience. Food and atmosphere are great, however, the service ruined it, and I do not recommend dining in.

While I'm glad there's finally an Asian restaurant in Provo, I personally did not love shhh up…read more Bento Box: The Bento box's sweet and sour dish tasted reminiscent of store-bought sauce. I thought it would be more complex but literally tasted like my bottle of sauce at home. The vegetables were just steamed and lacked flavor depth. Heavenly Mango Drink: I was happy to see that it included real mango chunks. It was pretty good, but was nothing special. Popcorn Chicken: The Taiwanese popcorn chicken, which I heard was what this restaurant was popular for, was disappointingly simple in flavor. I only taste 1 flavor profile throughout and was expecting to it to have more of a mixture of five spice, garlic and basil flavors. I recommend paying the extra $0.25 for basil if you decide to try it. P.S. Use your starving student card when you come eat here! You can get food for BOGO

This is now my favorite restaurant in Provo. They have authentic Taiwanese food. The owners are…read morefrom Taiwan and are so friendly. I got a bento box. First of all, the bowl was very cute and made it a more fun eating experience. I was very impressed by their popcorn chicken. It was cooked to perfection--crispy and flavorful. I liked the Chinese vegetables that came with the bento box. The egg with a runny egg yolk was good, but it could be marinated longer to have a stronger taste. I also got the Shhh! Sunset drink with a peach base and fresh mango and strawberry. It was so good! It was very refreshing, and I liked it better than other boba drinks. I will definitely come back and recommend it to all my friends!

The spicy miso ramen had a nice heat and strong miso flavor. On the bottom of the bowl, there was…read moreclumps of miso. The noodle was thin but some of them still clump together. Beansprout was cooked but still had crunch. I got nice mixture of fat and meat on charsiu pork. When i got tonkotsu ramen a month ago, their noodle was thicker and i got leaner cut of pork. I dont know if they change the noodle for all the ramen or just for certain type. Takoyaki was chruncy and the inside was soft with a little pice of octopus. They subs the katsuobushi with nori strip. There was not a lot of takoyaki sauce on it. Service was good. The ramen came first then the takoyaki.

DO NOT EAT HERE IF THEY SAY THEIR CARD READER IS DOWN, THEY WILL ***SCAM*** YOU…read more At the end of my families meal, the front staff came to collect our payment. After providing a printed ticket, she insisted that I pay her personal Venmo instead of paying with cash. So I paid her Venmo for the bill's total and left a cash tip at the table. A little over a month after our visit, I received an email from Venmo letting me know that the front staff submitted a dispute against my payment. Her name on Venmo is ***Jiamin Wu***. There are many other payments to this lady the day before, the day of my visit, and the day after for the same exact things (ramen, sushi, lunch). The restaurants posted number (on their site, on maps, everywhere) is not in service and I have no way of contacting them or going into the restaurant to resolve this right now. SO DO NOT COME HERE IF THEIR CARD READER IS DOWN UNLESS YOU WANT TO BE ***SCAMMED***

What a hole in the wall, in the best way! Very small and tight parking lot AND restaurant. It was…read morepacked when we got there but luckily we did get a seat right away. The service was okay (the gal who took our order seemed to rush us) but the food came out quickly. The beef stone bowl was good but needed much more meat. It didn't have a lot of ground beef. It did seem to need a little more flavor but it helped with the chili and spicy mayo. The teriyaki chicken plate was good. The meat was tender and flavorful. I do wish that they added more teriyaki sauce on the top of meat after they bring it out. I really enjoyed the glass noodles that this meal came with. We also started with the potstickers, which were truly amazing. They were cooked perfectly. Very flavorful and yummy. I would come back and I do recommend!

Traditional humble Korean comfort food served up in simple surroundings. There are different kinds…read moreof Korean dining. Koko has a unique niche. It is the kind of Korean that would be served for lunch in a small corner cafe or packaged and offered during lunch meetings. Both my wife and I feel that Koko is familiar and comforting. It is what we enjoyed in Seoul when we lived there.

The food was really good and good service. The boba was…read morereally refreshing. Loved that you can see how they make it.

Service was quick and easy and the workers were nice. They have a wide variety of menu options for…read morefood and drink which was nice. The interior had a cute aesthetic and plenty of seating. I love poke, and being from Southern California I've tried numerous amounts of poke spots there and in Hawaii. For the portion size and quality of the bowl I ordered, I don't think the price point was worth it. My bowl was overly sauce-y (ordered 2 sauces), and my friend who I went with expressed the same comment. The salmon texture was mushy and the imitation crab was just the stick that I had to mostly break apart myself. The portion size was small (mainly the amount of rice and protein given), even though I had ordered the largest size, and left me still hungry. I ordered a Thai tea as well, which was alright. From the texture and taste of it, it seemed like it was from a pre-made mix rather than made fresh. It also felt a bit overpriced for the size and quality.

Really a 3+ experience. The inside of the restaurant is a bit worn…read more Walk up to the counter and order. The Beef Bulgogi is quite good. It includes a pasta salad and a small green salad. Potstickers are available and they are decent. They also allow you to make your own ramen on cookers off to the side and add some of your own toppings. Guess that is to help college kids with no money to still be able to get something quick.

Pitifully small servings at ridiculous prices. We ordered the three meat platter. The "crispy"…read morechicken was greasy and soggy, and the two servings of the spicy pork bulgogi was barely one serving. Maybe two tablespoons each of sides . The kimchi is extra, cones in a tiny plastic container you'd get salsa in at a Mexican restaurant, and costs $1.50 per pitiful serving. We will not be going back and I cannot in good conscience recommend it to anyone else. The photo below may seem like a lot, but there is a giant base of rice underneath the meat--and they charged almost $25 for this! You'd get more and pay less at a food truck.

this is my favorite place! onigiri is always so good always come out fresh to order! the chicken…read morekaarage is also my favorite. the prices here can't be beat! the man that works at the front is very nice! there is always lots of seating which is great.

Owners Don and K work the cash register and kitchen. They lived in Japan for 35 years before moving…read moreto Provo Utah of all places to open a restaurant. Specializing in rice bowls aka domburi. Super friendly and Don greets every customer in Japanese and as they leave the establishment. Open kitchen right behind so you can see K in action. They also have onigiri but due to the busy lunch rush weren't able to make any to order. Everything is cooked to order, flavors are exactly what you'd want and expect. I got the katsudon with eggs. Crispy pork cutlet and flavorful eggs on top of perfectly cooked rice. I added an order of kaarage cause fried chicken. Everything is very reasonably priced, surprisingly for this day and age of overpriced menu items. This is a hidden gem in Utah.

Such a good little Asian spot! Everything is always clean when we go and I like that you can see in…read morethe kitchen and watch chefs roll sushi! The staff is always nice and willing to accommodate any requests. I will say there is a nice guy who works there but, there is a smidge of a language barrier. That does not affect his service at all!!! Their entrees are served with steamed white rice; fried is extra $2. Their lunch is awesome and served with cup of soup, 2 dumplings, and your entree for ~$12. Besides the food items pictured I'd recommend the lo mein and Mongolian beef Red 8 will always be in our rotation.

The food was garbage. The kids got the teriyaki chicken kids meal, I thought they forgot the…read moreteriyaki sauce. The chicken was so dry! I got the chicken Katsu bento, also dry. The sauce tasted like they used ketchup. It was like the food was freezer burnt, even the rice somehow resembled being freezer burnt. We had other things at the table that were so so. Oh well, just a waste of $72. P.s. the service was nothing to whine about.