I've ordered to go from this poke spot twice now and they ALWAYS pack your order in the bowl. Fish…read moreis fresh and there's a bunch of dressing options to choose from. Def my new go to for a quick lunch!

Discovered this place last summer with my partner, and immediately fell in love. Now we drive over…read moreforty minutes to Pokeplus regularly. Never fails to amaze. I've had many a poke bowl in my life, and this is honestly in the top five. The food is always incredibly fresh and the portions are generous and well-priced. I love getting the Umami Salmon bowl with kale noodles, and my partner loves the Yuzu Ahi. So yummy!! Service is excellent. We mainly do takeout, but when we stay there, it's always quiet and clean with lots of seating options by the window. Can't wait for our next trip! Highly recommend!!

A small casual poke place. I got interested with their poke…read moreburrito ads they out at thr board outside the location. Tried it, was really good but small portion. But def recommending this place!

Cuisine: 7 Service: 7…read moreDecor: 6 Value: 8 Overall: 7 I will admit that I am a sushi snob and rarely venture to lower quality local sushi shops for a meal. When I do, it's mostly ordering the cooked food rather than raw stuff. However, I was craving sashimi and sushi so bad that I decided to step into this restaurant one day last week. This is actually my second time here. First time being years ago when they first opened. Honestly, I still remember getting a few salmon/tuna hand rolls and was pleasantly surprised. Therefore, I may not have been expecting a blow my mind type of meal, but I certainly thought it would be fresh. Well, I was right, it was fresh. More importantly, it was overall quite tasty. It starts with the rice, which was warm and glutinous. I thought the house soy might have been overpowering, but it was a good sauce and unified all the flavors in the bowl. If you look at the picture of my ordering sheet, you can see that I ordered a ton of stuff. I paid extra for two more ptlroteins (eel & tamago), along with extra toppings (avocado and ikura). By rhe time I was done, my bowl was $29, but I felt it was a good deal. In the end, I know poke bowls will never be my first choice. However, what I learned is that I would definitely come back again when I'm desperate for some raw fish and rice.

Just a short walking distance from my house, I stumbled upon a little ramen and poke spot tucked…read moreinto the neighborhood. From the outside, it looked unassuming, but I was curious enough to step inside. The place is run by a nice, friendly Asian owner who immediately gave off a warm, welcoming energy. He greeted me with a smile and made me feel comfortable right away, which set the tone for the visit. The menu features seven types of ramen, covering the main classics you'd expect to find in Japan--everything from miso to shoyu, vegetarian, tonkotsu, and more. It's the kind of menu that isn't overwhelming but still offers a variety of flavors for different preferences. They have rice bowls, to self built poke-bowl, I usually go for miso ramen, so I stuck with what I know and added beef as my protein choice. When the bowl arrived, the presentation was neat and appetizing. The broth had a nice golden-brown color, with noodles sitting just beneath the surface, slices of beef layered on top, and half an egg resting alongside. The aroma was rich yet not overpowering. The first sip of the broth instantly impressed me--it wasn't overly salty or heavy, but instead had a clean, well-balanced flavor that still carried depth. One thing I appreciated was that it didn't leave that dry, salty aftertaste that makes you guzzle water afterward. It was flavorful enough that I actually drank the broth down almost entirely, which I rarely do. The beef was tender and worth the extra $1 upgrade--it added more substance to the bowl and paired nicely with the miso broth. The only part that caught me off guard was the "extra egg." I paid an additional $1 for it, but instead of getting another whole egg, I simply received the other half of the one that was already included. It made me laugh a little when I realized, and although I felt slightly embarrassed asking, I let it go. It wasn't a big deal, more of a funny moment than anything else. As for the taste overall, I'd say the miso ramen leans toward the lighter side. To some people, it might come across as a bit mild compared to richer, heavier ramen you'd get at big-name shops, but for me, it was refreshing and enjoyable. I could see myself craving it on days when I want something flavorful but not overly rich. What really stood out during the visit was the service. The owner came out a couple of times to check on me, asking how I was enjoying the ramen. He even suggested I try the tonkotsu ramen next time, which he described as creamier and more full-bodied if I wanted something richer. I appreciated his attentiveness--not just toward me, but toward all the other guests as well. He moved around the restaurant, making sure everyone was comfortable, and you could tell he genuinely cared about their experience. That kind of interaction adds a personal touch that makes small neighborhood spots like this so special. The restaurant itself has a cozy, casual vibe. It's not flashy or overly decorated, but it has a clean and simple setup that makes you feel at ease. It feels like the kind of place you could easily make a regular stop, whether you're grabbing a quick lunch, a solo dinner, or even bringing a friend for a casual meal. All in all, I had a really good experience. The food was satisfying, the atmosphere was laid-back, and the owner's hospitality made it even better. Even with the little egg mishap, I left happy and already planning my next visit. Next time, I'll definitely be trying the tonkotsu ramen, and maybe even exploring the poke options too. This is the kind of local gem I'm glad I found within walking distance of home.

I was in the mood for ramen and decided to try these place for take out. I got the tonkotsu ramen…read moreand it was very tasty. I thought it was a good side and price.

This ramen place is legit! Stumbled upon this spot randomly! So glad I came in! The broth is so…read morerich! Service is great! Absolutely will come back! Must try!

Fuyu has been around for many years. I've walked by numerous times but somehow, this was my very…read morefirst visit! This is a very busy neighborhood restaurant, so don't be surprised if you have to wait for a table! Ambiance, decor and service was great! Everyone was friendly and welcoming. Prices were very reasonable and affordable! Service was quick. Fuyu uses the freshest ingredients and you can tell they take great care in preparing their dishes! These are the dishes we tried tonight: - Karage Chicken 5pcs/$9 - Fuyu Chicken Wings 5pcs/$9 - Tantanmen Ramen w.added Chashu ($16.50+$3.50) - Tonkotsu Ramen $15 - Chashu Dupbap $10 Overall, everything was very good; especially the Ramen and Dupbap dishes. I found the Tantanmen a little overly salty but still pretty good. There are many other great items on their menu. Next time, I'd like to try their various buns, which looked terrific! Fuyu is definitely a neighborhood favorite and I would return to try more items!

Quick service and significant portions! We ordered the salmon poke signature bowl and it looks…read moredelicious!

So good just smelling the place makes want to order more than one bowl . Amazing Thai iced tea tooread more

Really cute Japanese market with a mix of fresh, frozen, cooked and packaged snacks. I'm used to…read morethe big Japanese markets in LA this place packs in a lot of Japanese faves in a small space. I came with my nephew so he could get some snacks including oreos and kit kats you don't fine in your regular candy store. He loved the place. I love the place and the staff that run the place are friendly.

They've moved and this location is much better. The aisles are much easier to navigate. Their fresh…read moresection is vastly bigger and is more delicious than before. Along the right side of the store is all heaters to keep it fresh but they plenty of rice bowls with beef, chicken, pork and more. Like most Japanese markets they have an odds and ends section as well as well as the food products. I need to come here more often. Everyone is also always so polite here as well.

A quaint Korean spot with a lovely brick and wood design (with comfortable cushions) and soft…read moreKorean music playing. Bathrooms are clean (one men's and one women's on opposite side of the restaurant, but they're individual, so I'm sure you could go into whichever if need be). There is a small call button on each table, as they can be busy making the food. Service is always great though. The hot tea is soothing. They do have a decent selection of alcohol. The complimentary salad is fresh (grape tomatoes, mango, radish, mozzarella, red onions, grilled chicken) with a light vinaigrette. The complimentary banchan has a good flavor, especially the jalapeno/onion banchan. It's got quite a kick to it! The complimentary soup is light, but still has good flavor. It's great for the cooler weather. The Tako Wasabi is one of the better variations I've had. I love that it comes with seaweed! It adds great texture and extra flavor. The Tako Wasabi has the right amount of wasabi to help clear up the sinuses. It is balanced with the fresh herbs and cucumber. The Chili Mayo Fish Jerky was a newer starter, so I had to try it. I love that it's cut like chips and warmed up slightly. Great flavors with a bit of a kick. Must get if you love fish jerky. I usually get the Flying Fish Roe Rice. It has a great variety of flying fish roe plated neatly on top a perfectly cooked rice. Be sure to press the rice against the (super hot) bowl to get as much crispy bits as possible. I enjoy the eating it with the seaweed. Consistently great Korean spot.

The food is always amazing. Fresh and well seasoned. Not overly salty. The service is impeccable…read more The environment is always clean.

Updated review based on my experience in person and through takeout. I usually go and order a…read moresalmon don which is salmon sashimi over vinegared rice, and the portions are huge for a reasonable price. Generally the slices are nice and thick and there's plenty of rice, but when I ordered this as take out, they gave me much less rice which I didn't expect. I'd also say that they're happy hour is very generous and they have a decent variety of drinks like plum wine and beers. This place can get very busy and it can be difficult to flag down staff. It would be nice if they had one of those buzzing buttons that you could use to call the staff. Overall, still my favorite place to eat at in person. Vibe is casual and looks like there's a lot of repeat customers which is good

We stopped into Bamboo Ya on Austin Street after helping my son get his internet set up at his…read moreplace. My wife had heard good things and we had been craving sushi for a while, so we took a stroll over and gave it a shot. I went with my usual order -- a spider roll and spicy tuna -- and both were solid. I tried a third roll as well but honestly cannot remember what it was, and it did not leave much of an impression either way. The first two though were good enough to bring me back. The highlight of the visit was honestly our server. She was cool, spunky, and had a great sense of humor. We ended up laughing and joking around with her throughout the meal, which added a lot to the overall experience. Pleasant visit all around. We will be back.