We decided to try this place for lunch while we were in the area. As soon as we walked in, we were…read moregreeted and seated right away. Service was very efficient and friendly! For ramen, I recommend the "red" Aka Fuku. For udon noodles, the tofu was delicious as well if you need a vegetarian option. There is a small kids' menu and other non-noodles traditional Japanese dishes available as well. For drinks, there are the standard soft drink options, hot teas(or cold), beer, and wine. The atmosphere is very casual, but not to the point of feeling like a rushed lunch hour. It was not very crowded on our visit, but I noticed they probably get more to-go orders than seated service. Hoka Hoka Fuku is an excellent choice in the area if you're looking to have Japanese food. I can't wait to go back and try this place for dinner.

Yaassss to ramen/noodles soup! I'm down anytime : D I noticed they opened a new location off of…read moreHuebner, but we opted for the Helotes location, since it was closer to us. Located in a strip mall, parking was ample. We didn't have to wait long to get seated. Menu had a variety, but still maintained a simplicity. Ordered my go to anywhere- tonkotsu black. Delicious rich broth and added some sriracha for a kick. Ramen noodles were ok, but would have preferred my fave, udon. I just love the thicker noodles. Server stated udon was a not possibility for the kuro black soup. Friends also ordered the steamed and pan fried chicken gyoza. Service was prompt and establishment was clean. Good food.

This place is a regular choice for us, particularly during happy hour when we can enjoy Hotpot,…read moreBBQ, and sushi. Their waiters are consistently been great and friendly, quickly bringing out more dishes when asked. The smoke ventilation system is actually nice. It is not smoky inside.

This place is amazing! It's become my family's go to for sushi and Japanese food. The service is…read morealways great, servers are super friendly, and the inside of the restaurant is beautiful. We will always come back and bring guests to enjoy this great experience!

When Sushi is on my mind, Sushihana is the top choice to satisfy my craving…read more Located on NW Military Drive , not only do you get the Northside vibe, but also the type of atmosphere that will relax you for the rest of the night. However, you need to make a reservation, if you plan on coming for a Friday night dinner though. The restaurant and parking lot is usually packed and for good reason. It's been 25 years since we walked the streets of Tokyo, but the freshness here brings me back to those days. I'm sure you will agree that not only will you get amazing service, but will also get to experience one of the premier sushi places in town. It's great for meeting with friends, as the staff will not rush you at all. For tonight's adventure, we ordered a variety of delicious items to share among the other couple, family style. The Spicy Edamame is a good starter. It's tasty and light enough to get the taste buds fired up for what was about to come next. Since the sushi chef was backed up a bit, having the Pan Roasted Airline Chicken arrive early was a fantastic way to take flight. With its mouth watering chicken, noodles and veggies, it's a must. If you want to increase the heat somewhat, dip the chicken into some wasabi and soy sauce. When the rolls finally started picking and rolling in, The Duncan Roll, was money as is Timmy's bank shot off the glass. The Blue Tuna roll left me anyways but blue and was one of my favorites. The grilled octopus was so good, that it made me second guess if Ursula was indeed, a bad witch. Overall, the choice selections are very wide, and you literally can't miss on any of them. If you are overwhelmed trying to choose, then ask the waiter to help guide your selections. Hope you enjoy the experience as much as we did and till next time, Mata ne!

We were craving some Asian food so chose Sushihana as it was convenient to our hotel as well as the…read morereviews. Service is excellent from the minute you walk in the door. We ordered the rock 'n' roll sushi roll, several à la carte tempura items, grilled tenderloin yakitori, and banana eggroll for dessert. The rock 'n' roll sushi roll was absolutely delicious. I do caution you when you order the tempura à la carte items that they are very large portions. But the tempura is crispy and well cooked. The grilled tenderloin yakitori was also a hit. Even though we were absolutely stuffed, the waiter recommended the banana eggroll for dessert so of course we had to try it. The banana eggroll was decent, but the ice cream stole the show. The server told us it was a banana walnut ice cream, and it was truly delicious.

The drink was not that good, but overall the food was delicious and the wait staff was fun and…read moreattentive.

I grew up in the age of D.A.R.E., so I can recognize a bad habit forming. And I knew we were in…read moretrouble on the first visit, exactly when I saw the sauce bar. But my son, bless his heart, wasn't exposed to Officer Whats-his-face explaining to a class of fifth graders how deviously addictive substances like heroin, crack, and hot pot can be. So my kid has had a habit for about three or four years now. Chinese hot-pot barely tempts me these days; I don't need a numb mouth like that. Mongolian...that level of sodium was fine in my twenties, I guess. Shabu proper - served with ponzu and sesame sauce by some fella wearing a headband starts to get tempting. But I'm doing well this year, I've only flown to LA's Japantown for my fix once. And honestly, this is not that anyway. Most of these restaurants, where they expect me to boil my own dinner, are pretty easy to wean off of. I mean, seriously, how lazy can a restaurant owner be. Here's some raw meat, cook it yourself, folks? Unfortunately, Wild Japanese's offering is more akin to the most delicious of the hot pots. Singaporean or Malaysian style, with a gigantic assortment of sauces and a flavorful selection of broths, and the best soup you've ever had waiting for you at the end of your meal. And I hope that helps explain why when we go two weeks without a visit, my son starts to get really antsy and sees bugs crawling under his skin, just like Officer What's-His-Face said he would. I think originally you could get just not-shabu; nowadays, they make you pair the hot pot with some inferior food. We've tried the sushi a few times. That was a huge mistake. The Korean BBQ pairs well, it's just a lot of effort, and not a lot of soup, so we grill a token steak or two but otherwise stick to not-shabu. Anyway, that's a short entomology of hot pots throughout the world, excluding fondue, according to my tummy. I could probably stop anytime if I really wanted. Eating this delicious not-shabu. But for my son's sake, I go.

With several locations in town, we decided to give this place a try. They have a huge menu:…read moreappetizers, stir fry, rice bowls, ramen, udon, katsu, desserts, and drinks. We ordered the pork katsu, chicken katsu, kids' tonkatsu ramen, and chicken karaage. Although I couldn't distinguish between the pork and chicken katsu my hubby was able to. Both were good. Our little picky eater loved the ramen and chicken karaage as well. Normally, kids' ramen bowls are plain and tasteless, but there was flavor in this one. Their katsu dishes, however, are a must try. It comes with pickled veggies, salad + dressing, sesame seeds (you grind) and dipping sauce, rice , and miso soup. The presentation alone was awesome. Service was great. Decor and vibe was excellent. Will be back!

Inside was spacious and clean. Staff was attentive and friendly…read more The chicken katsu plate vas a great deal. It had really crispy chicken and the veggies all tasted fresh. I ordered with the Japanese curry since the katsu sauce is too sweet for me. The ramen was supposed to be spicy but it definitely could use more heat. It was great otherwise. The cucumber salad was pretty simple but the dressing was pretty good. It is a sweet sesame taste. I also had the Gyudon, which is the beef bowl. It has decent ratio of meat to rice so I'll definitely be getting that again.

Went on a solo date today and decided to try this place out!…read more The overall look and feel is nice and open. I went around 1 pm cst and it wasn't too busy. Good songs playing! Definitely had me and a few other patrons signing along. I was able to read my book and eat with no pressure which was nice. The waiter checked in on me every now and then - enough time that I didn't feel forgotten or rushed. I ordered the Kani salad w/o sesame seeds and tofu tonkatsu ramen. Since this was my first time I wanted to go simple. Everything was really good with no additions. Kani salad - slightly spicy (used siracha) but very good! I enjoyed it and would order it again Tofu tonkatsu ramen - the portion size is decent, definitely would make the hungriest person satisfied. The tofu is soft and so yummy with the flavorful broth. Strawberry Lychee tea - very good and refreshing I will be back with my family!

No waiting, plenty of seating. Very pleasant waitress. Food was brought out nice and fresh…read more Appetizers, of Shrimp Tempura, Butterfly Shrimp, and Squid Salad were savory and perfectly seasoned. The Oishi Soup was interestingly tasty. Great flavors. The Oishi Sushi Roll definitely offered very crunchy on the outside, moist on the inside and just the right amount of spice. Our party enjoyed the seating with beautiful artwork, parasols hanging from the ceiling and just the Asian flare. Also the drinks, the Pink Sweet, Yuzu jasmine Tea, and the mango slush was delicious.

My husband and brother enjoyed this place! my brother who's craving Japanese curry, said this is…read morepretty close and would not mind driving to grab this meal again! We asked for sauce to be separate since we wanted to heat up the chicken in the airfryer for that added crisp! The Gyudon, dont let the size of the onions deceive you, my husband who doesn't like visible onions in his meal, enjoyed this one! He said he didn't find the need to take out the onions because it blended well with the flavor of the dish! It was a nice portion of rice and meat too!

Food was good over all Karaage chicken salad was delicious…read more Braised beef was perfect And the desert was a great ending Yuzu curd Service was a little slow but Todd was great

Living in San Antonio, you don't come across musubi too often--so when you do, you take full…read moreadvantage. These Spam musubi and onigiri? Absolutely legit. Some of the best I've had since my time living in Hawaii. Broke da mouth

Ofuku reminds me of a Japanese convenience store mixed with a local market you'd find in Hawaii…read more They offer a great variety of onigiri, musubi, sandos, buns, chips, and snacks - perfect for grabbing something quick but satisfying. The highlight for me is the self-serve boba bar, which is such a fun and unique touch. The staff are consistently sweet, friendly, and welcoming, which really adds to the overall experience. It can get pretty busy, and they do sell out of popular items sometimes, but they're often willing to make things fresh upon request - which is a huge plus.