To start off, our hostess and server were great! Our server, J, was very kind, knew his way around…read morethe menu, and checked up on us often. Second, the decor was beautiful and the vibe was giving a tree house. And the reason why you're reading this, the food! Takoyaki 10/10: Very delicious and crispy takoyaki with mayo on the bottom. Seared Hotate: This was the appetizer that shook me and my friends. Wabi House has somehow turned scallops into steak. They were very delicious, tender, and juicy. Unfortunate that it only came with 4 pieces Very delicious ramen with chewy noodles! All of these noodles held their sauces and soups very well. Our only complaint with the general noodle dishes were that they had little meat or only one slice of meat. The slice was so delicious and tender, it fell apart when I bit into it! Unfortunately wish I had more. Shoyu Ramen 8/10: A very good savory standard ramen! Not sure how to describe the flavor but it is just a good salty soup when you want something heartful and salty. Spicy Miso 6/10: Not much to it but spice! It came with no meat and I could unfortunately only taste the spice. Dry Garlic 7/10: I did not actually expect for this to have no soup, I guess I should read better, but this was delicious! If you love garlic, this is for you! It helped with my cravings and was so filling. Didn't get to try any dessert but maybe next time!

Wabi House NEVER misses! I have been going to Wabi House for almost 5 years and the Spicy Edamame…read moreand Spicy Miso always keeps me coming back! We always get amazing service from Mindy, so attentive and so nice! We always opt for indoor seating but the outdoor bar is great too. Even though it is a large space, the ambiance is great and good place to yap and eat some good food.

Hanabi Ramen & Izakaya-- Downtown Fort Worth @hanabiramentx…read more This spot was Legit I got the Curry Vegan Ramen. Vegetable curry soup topped with napa cabbage, cabbage, carrot, bok choy, green onion and ajitama. It came with Housemade Vegetable Noodles as well. Highly recommend this spot! #VeganRamen #VegetableCurry #CurryRamen

First, a Japanese restaurant without Tamari, knowledge of what it is, and no other gluten-free…read moreoption of soy sauce is not a Japanese restaurant. Our waiter was nice as we arrived, although he had a general lack of knowledge about the menu. Once all the food was served he immediately started dropping checks. This was around 8:40 or so. He pushed aggressively for everyone to finish and leave, stating they were closing. The food in general was dreadful. From the overcooked edamame and steamed rice (the only GF items on the menu) to the very thin broth ramen with overcooked noodles. As an Izakaya there should be several non-ramen items on the menu but that was reduced to edamame (no spicy options) and a couple of onigiri. The place is cute with communal tables and booths. Unfortunately, the lack of Japanese cuisine knowledge makes it a no for me.

I can say so many things about the food the Cooks take their time and make sure you have exactly…read morewhat you need and if you need the food to be explained, they definitely will and give you good tips on what to get kid, friendly big crowd, friendly, and also try to drinks next-door! Don't forget to ask for Dan lol

We wanted to try this Ramen place out for the first time. We were one of only 4 tables seated…read more After almost 25 minutes of waiting for a server We finally gave up and left. We won't be back

the location is very small, with a capacity of 32 people. they do have a grade A sanitation level,…read moreand this was the cleanest i've felt at a restaurant. normally i find myself having to dust off crumbs or wipe my table, but here i did not. i saw the waitress constantly back and forth wiping down tables and making sure the place is spotless. even while she was busy she always made sure to stop by and make sure we were okay. they have two self ordering screens in the front with a large variety of foods to choose from. the ramen was good, but it did remind me a lot of instant noodles because the noodles were thin and the broth was a little bit salty. it did not satisfy my cravings the way i thought it would. especially for $17. the two slices of pork on top were tender and had a sweet taste to them, with a perfect amount of soft fat on the sides. the boiled eggs were very soft, with the yolk perfectly thick in the middle. the portion may not seem large, but i found that i could barely finish half of my order. it is very filling!

Kintaro Ramen in Arlington is one of those places that immediately makes you relax the second you…read morewalk in. The space feels intimate and welcoming, the kind of spot where the steam from the bowls fogs up the windows and time slows down just enough to enjoy your meal. The ramen is where Kintaro really shines. The broth is deeply flavored and comforting, rich without feeling heavy, and clearly simmered with care. Every sip feels intentional. The noodles have that perfect bite, springy and substantial, soaking up the broth without going soft. Toppings are generous and well balanced, especially the pork, which is tender and savory and melts into the broth in the best way. What really sells the experience is how everything works together. The warmth of the space, the aroma of the kitchen, and the layered flavors in the bowl create something that feels less like a quick meal and more like a small ritual. It's the kind of place you want to linger, finishing the last drops of broth even when you're already full. Kintaro isn't flashy or overhyped. It's just solid, soulful ramen served in a space that feels like a refuge. If you're craving something comforting and satisfying, this is absolutely the spot.

Came in for lunch with some family and got seated fairly quickly. They told us they were out of…read morekimchi so we couldnt get anything with kimchi in the menu. So we decided to get some lunch bentos and the hot stone bibimbap and a seafood korean pancake. The pancake was good a little salty but overall good for sharing. I liked my marinated spicy chicken bento and felt that it was quite filling. The hot stone bibimbap was just okay but probably because we got it with tofu and not with any other meats. There's plenty of seating inside and bar seating too. Seems like a spot where people come for lunch during work. Its not the best korean food I've had but would recommend for a lunch spot if I was near by and wanted something different than what's near by. Service was good and the host and waitress was helpful.

Ambiance 10 Food - 6/10 extremely disappointed in the Kimchi…read morepancake, Korean chicken was average, tofu stew was good. Service 10 great service Average drinks Reasonable pricing

We ordered delivery from here every now and then so we don't know about their service, however if…read moreyou have a cold or the flu, the chicken curry soup is the way to go. Most of the food I have tried from here is very well seasoned.

Pho District has potential, but the experience fell short. The online menu doesn't reflect what's…read moreactually available in-store, which makes online ordering nearly impossible and unnecessarily frustrating. When we brought it up, the response from management felt indifferent instead of solution-oriented. It's disappointing, because better communication and consistency would make a big difference.

Yori has a weekend lunch buffet with their usual good food. It includes soup and banchan in…read moreaddition to the rice. Lots of variety for a reasonable price. Try it out!

Well it was time for my girlfriend's birthday dinner and she decided she was in the mood for Korean…read morebarbecue and after her exploring this is the place she decided on. It's located in Hurst in a little strip mall that's mostly empty but you can see the concentration of business and cars in the corner on the side where this restaurant is, when we first walked in we both noticed a bit of a strange smell like I would describe as mildew and I think that's because they were running two portable air conditioner units inside so I don't think this is something that's on the regular and after we sat down neither of us noticed it again. As we walked in I also noticed That this place has a nice little cozy feel to it with some interesting decor, beautiful paintings on the wall and kind of an old school feel which I enjoy, there's an upstairs section that's pretty cool looking also where you can have private events or family style gatherings. Right off the bat the service was very friendly and attentive, we ordered two appetizers the shrimp Yakitori and an order of the pork and vegetable egg rolls both appetizers were fresh and delicious, I also had upon the servers recommendation their honey lemon ice tea which was very good. For our entrees My girlfriend ordered the spicy beef bulgogi and I ordered the spicy pork bulgogi, our food came out in a timely manner and was fresh and hot. The portion size was very good and I was happy to see the ratio of meat to vegetable was about 90% meat to 10% vegetable which is what I expect in a bulgogi. Overall I really liked this place and if I'm in Hurst I wouldn't hesitate to drop back in for some more delicious Korean food at Yori! P.s. No table grills just FYI

Poké Stop is my favorite poke spot in the area! The ingredients were incredibly fresh, the prices…read morewere very reasonable, and everything tasted amazing. The sushi rice was especially impressive. I could tell it was prepared by a skilled professional chef. The quality and attention to detail truly set this place apart.

Had a desperate craving for sushi. Poke Stop was one of the few sushi joints open on a Sunday. I…read moredon't eat sushi very often (I used to live in the desert - it was never fresh). I ordered a crunchy roll online for pick up, and my order was ready quickly. The crunchy roll was very good. Tasted fresh. A bit sweet. Great price. The one roll was enough to fill me up for lunch.

I heard of Hoshi Ramen, while looking for restaurants I might want to visit in the future…read more Today, was that day, that I went to Hoshi Ramen. The restaurant is very elegant, very neat, clean and well organized. I got there as they opened, and was promptly greeted by Ms. Lucy, hoste/waitress, who was soft spoken, very welcoming, with a very nice smile and beautiful personality, and was very efficient. She took my order, brought me a glass of water, and I ordered the Shoyu chicken ramen for $13.00 plus $2.00 added for a large. The Shouyu Chicken ramen was very delicious, the chicken broth was so good great flavor. Albeit, in my humble opinion the noodles, other toppings and chicken was very sparse for the price of the ramen. But, as far as taste goes it was one the best I have had so far. I also had the chicken fried rice bowl, for $10.00 $2.00 added for chicken, and gyoza (6pcs), for $7.00. to go for my daughter. The chicken fried rice was very flavorful, and daughter said the guys was very delicious. I will most definitely be coming here again the food was very satisfying, Ms. Lucy, is awesome and very kind. Please come on in and support this great ramfn restaurant. Hope to see you there. I highly recommend it.

Back from Japan and craving Ramen we started the hunt for a local spot today…read more The service was excellent and the restaurant itself had a nice ambiance. Gyoza to start that were nice and crispy, could have done with more than the teaspoonful of sauce we were given though. Maximum tea points, hot green tea that tasted delicious and was served in the cutest little pot I've seen in a while. It was a terrible pourer though, but the waiter warned me and put some napkins on the table to clean up. The ramen was quite disappointing, I know how spoiled I currently am with the memory of Ichibahn burned into my brain, but...these were quite pricey and not that good. The broth was lightly flavored with little depth, the beansprouts and corn (why are these in my ramen?) Moved the flavour profile even brighter and there was quite a lot of green onion. With a $5 add on for 2 small slices of extra pork that's a $20 bowl. So yes, 3 stars. They have bottled Kirin so I might be back, but I will be exploring the other menu items.

We came here yesterday for the first time and loved the food and service. Our family of 5 left with…read morehappy hearts and full bellies. We need to keep places like this in Keller. Please try to support!

It was our first time here. Little Lilly came highly recommended by a friend, so we decided to try…read morethem. The restaurant is small, but they do have patio seating (odd for a sushi restaurant). The overall vibe is cool. The sushi bar and kitchen are open, which is fun in my opinion. The sushi was great. They have fun and interesting combinations. The service was fast and attentive. Overall, a great spot for sushi.