Everything here was amazing! Great service, cocktails were delicious and the ambiance was perfect…read more Will be back :)

A truly legit spot. Staff is friendly and courteous. They did seem to get a bit overwhelmed with…read morethe midday rush on a weekend. The kimchi fried rice is absolutely delicious and they top it with a poached egg. So good!! I'll admit, not knowing much about this place prior to visiting, I played it safe with my order of the chicken Japanese fried rice. But it was really good. The talk of the table was for sure the duck kimchi fried rice and the jalepeno poppers. The vibe definitely seems like a quaint spot that would do well for a nice dinner. I left off a star because staff / service was a bit slow. Looking forward to trying more menu items on the next visit.

Kabayan Kusina is somewhere I wish I knew about earlier, but i'm more than grateful to have…read morediscovered it! I can't wait to go back and try their other stuff, but as seen from the picture, I was able to try Long-Silog for the first time ever! It was so delicious! The restaurant itself was super cute, and everyone I met there was so kind and helpful. Can't wait to come back!

Such a cute little restaurant right next to Tealicious! The service was fast and friendly, and the…read morefood was really good! We tried the lumpia, pancit, pork adobo, and BBQ pork skewers, and everything was flavorful and delicious. Definitely worth stopping by if you're craving Filipino food!

Great place for a taste of some Asian flavors in the La Cantera area…read more Came in for the Bao Buns, those are not as easy to find here as I've recently moved to San Antonio from Los Angeles. Also happy to see that they had beers from Hitochino Nest available, brought back fond memories of Little Tokyo in DTLA.

Ramen spot right by Six Flags. With plenty of parking…read morespace, and a beautiful decor, means at La Cantera welcome you With, friendly staff, and an excellent vibe. This is a very roomy restaurant I love it's not crowded, they have a super cute decoration and friendly staff In the back, they have a bar with food service as well that you can enjoy with your friends. We got the fried cauliflower and the bao bun flight as appetizers and Ramen for main course. Everything was delicious and the service is fast. Expect your food to come out sooner than expected. On Thursdays, they have an all day happy hour with excellent prices. Make sure you visit them on a Thursday so you can enjoy the wide variety of drinks and food items at happy hour price. This spot is great to to come with friends, family, or a date with an excellent energy and good service. You will have a good time. They have excellent drinks. My favorite was cucumber Hugo, very refreshing. Definitely a place I would like to come back. Reservation is not needed.

Came here on a Friday night for a double date. Definitely make a reservation because this place was…read morepacked and poppin. We didn't realize this place was a cousin of Shiro and owned by the same guy until we saw some similarities in their style, layout and menu but nevertheless, the food was still absolutely amazing. Even though the ambiance had some similarities, I'm glad their food options were distinguished because otherwise could have just gone downtown. You cannot go wrong with any of their food options. Highly recommend doing family style so you can get a taste of everything and all the different flavors. We started with the gyoza and calamari which were to die for and were not greasy at all. Pork ssam, wagyu, miso pasta and octopus all brought a little bit of their own element and flare to your palate that it's hard to describe unless you try it. Wagyu was just melt in your mouth delicious. Pork ssam and octopus had their crunchy texture and umami flavors. The miso pasta added a light refreshing touch to balance everything out but don't let it fool ya, the noodles will expand in your stomach. We topped it off with their yuzu cake. Our only disappointment was they were out of their other desserts but nevertheless everyone of us left full and happy. Would come here again.

When I first read about Yozora, I honestly thought it sounded a bit pretentious. Fascinating, but…read morepretentious. Because the idea of music being an actual integral part of the dining experience--not just some kind of background noise--felt a little precious for my taste. I'm glad to admit I was wrong. So let's start with the ambiance and the vibe of Yozora. It's in a fairly non-descript kind of center; not bad but not specially memorable. But the space itself is open and has an air of restrained sophistication. And then there's that hi-fi set up. The music at Yozora really is part of the experience, but it's not intrusive in the way that you'd think. Most of what my dining companion and I heard was 50s and 60s jazz, and it was perfect for the occasion. Sushi and Coltrane are a great mix, and even though we were not far from the hi-fi system, I could hear every word of our conversation, without the need for either of us to raise a voice. Somehow, it's like the music operates on a different frequency from regular table chatter. Suffice to say, the music enhanced the mood and really set a scene for Yozora's chefs to tell some stories. And that, they do really well. We started out with seasonal tempura and miso masu ceviche--ocean trout marinated in miso, soy, and lime juice--that was sublime. But funnily enough, the real star small plate was a truffle creamy miso soup that was earthy and slightly sweet at the same time and was silky in texture. From there, we ordered a series of crudo and battera, each unique in its own way. It was wonderful stuff, accompanied by a rice lager. The kitchen at Yozora is not shy about experimenting with non-traditional flavors and ingredients. Sometimes it works really well; sometimes, not as well, but it's never bad, and the servers actually ask for feedback for the kitchen, which is something I rarely see. Yozora honestly seems to be most concerned with creating a great dining experience, and it does that, from the chefs to the line cooks to the servers (who are helpful and attentive without hovering). The music, the mood, and the menu add up to a memorable experience.

Sapporo is an old favorite and this visit just reinforced that. We went for my birthday dinner! A…read moregroup of 6 of us, please note parties of 5+ are now required to be on one ticket. We walked in and were seated after some tables were arranged for us. My wife and I started with some green iced teas, gyoza (pan fried) for appetizers, and then got the tiger eye roll and spicy rainbow roll. The gyoza had a perfect crunch paired with the tenderness of the chicken. The spicy rainbow roll is so tasty with the right amount of kick and has the variety in fish to keep it interesting. The mango and masago keeps the heat down. The tiger eye roll was like russian roulette with how spicy of a bite you get with the jalapeño, but I enjoyed it! Our waiter was a bit slow with following up, but the owner is always a pleasure to talk to. Cheers!

Checked this out when it was pouring rain, the food was very large portion for the bento box. The…read moreowner was very pleasant. We had the bento plates and some sushi. The inside was super light up like you were in the street food seen in Osaka Japan as a night light market. Would definitely go back.

Seven years after my first review, the time has come for Noodle Tree to close its doors. Knowing…read morethat Chef Mike was ending his run, I wanted, no, needed to get one last bowl of the Hakata Ramen. My only regret was never being able to taste Chef Mike's menudo ramen. But still, whatever you order here, you're in for something truly special. Despite the sad news of the closing, service was always given with a smile. Our waitress was attentive, helpful, and sweet. I ordered the Hakata Ramen and a Dr Pepper (after my friend and I had coffee at Indy next door). The six minute egg is probably my favorite part. No wait, it's the broth. Or is it the noodles? Ugh, it's all great. The egg was delicious. Jammy yolk. The noodles were springy and chewy. The broth was rich and unctuous. The pork was soft and flavorful. Even when I took the leftovers home, it was still fantastic. The steam facial I received provided much relief from my mountain cedar allergies. There will be a huge ramen-bowl shaped hole in my heart and San Antonio's heart once Noodle Tree closes. They have the best ramen in the city and ramen shops have some incredibly large shoes to fill. Best of luck to you, Chef Mike. Thank you for all the magic you created in your kitchen.

The Noodle Tree was a pleasant surprise. My friend and I both enjoyed our burgers. They present it…read morein an entertaining way. The cheese was a nice touch. The burger I got was the spicy one. It's a delicious burger and it comes with a side of fries for $14. I added avocado for $2 extra. The fries are good but nothing special. They have free parking in the parking garage behind the restaurant. The service we received was very good. The restaurant has an anime theme. They also have free arcade games to play on for the kids and the kid in you. I truly recommend Noodle Tree and I will be back there in the near future.

We both had the KG Cheeseburger and fries on a weekday afternoon for lunch. The burgers were very…read moregood, but it would have been nice to have a smaller option; we could each only eat half. The fries were absolute crack! I am absolutely anti-french fry, but these were amazing! i.could.not.stop.eating.them. Service was adequate, nothing to complain about really; everyone was nice and helpful, but really distracted and the conop here seems to be you scan with your phone for the menu and for the bill... but it's not intuitive and unless you eat at restaurants like that regularly, it's disorienting. My father with his hearing aids was not bothered by the music, but it was too loud for me; i had trouble hearing the wait staff and in conversation with my dad. Not going out of my way to eat here again, but if i was at La Cantera for another reason, it would be an option.

I usually do not post after having a negative experience but oh well, here we go:…read more We were hoping to try out Ding How for Christmas Eve dinner but the wait was just too long for our kids. We decided to head over to Kona Grill at La Cantera instead. I made a reservation just to be safe and we checked out the menu on the way over. Upon arrival at 6PM, it was pretty empty and got seated a little earlier than our reservation in a large booth as requested, good start. Once we sat down we noticed how dirty the seats and floor were. No biggie, it was probably very busy earlier. Apparently, we were given the wrong menus but they matched what we saw online. While we were giving our order for what we already thought was overpriced selections, our server tells us we had the wrong menus and handed us special Christmas menus. We'll, after taking a few minutes to look it over, what we noticed what was a much smaller menu, with everything priced about 15-20% higher, for the same items. Huh? They had one Kids item, a $19 Turkey Plate and the lowest priced items for adults was the Sushi starting at $22. All of the apps were $25 and up, including the regular sized, and underwhelming Calamari. The menu was marketed as a special, limited time menu, but seemed like simply a limited, higher priced menu. My wife's Margarita was $17 and filled to the rim with ice. Just not a good value at all. I got the Steakhouse Burger and again, very underwhelming for the price tags of $29. My sons Fried Rice was $34 and was not a shareable item. If we knew this was the menu, we would have just waited at Ding How. My reservation did not mention the special menu and neither did the website, from what I saw online. Guess you live and learn...and I learned just to wait for what you really want. It was a blessing to be together and to afford a dinner like this. Times are are hard and we do not take it for granted at all. We appreciate the staff that we're working on Christmas Eve and hope they were compensated a bit more based on the higher priced items.

The drinks here are always good! I used to visit years ago when my friend lived in SA and I am…read morehappy to find out that the quality has stayed consistent! I've tried the crème brûlée milk tea, mango sea salt cream cloud, and various options of their loose leaf teas and would recommended others to try whatever interest them! The service is always good and this place is a great place for a date, to catch up with friends, or to stop by for a quick treat. Only thing that can improve is the board games available, which should be tossed or cleaned.

I like the other location (cuz it's bigger and nicer), but this particular one is the closest to…read moreme. Artea is a pretty decent chain with a wide variety of loose-leaf teas, milk teas & lattes, frozen milk teas/drinks, and a huge selection of specialty drinks such as "cucumber lychee bliss", "strawberry lychee lime green tea," or "mango coconut paradise." They also have a big selection of toppings. I love how they have basil seeds and red bean (2 of my favs). I'm pretty picky about my milk teas, but Artea's has been consistent and not watered down like most. Their food menu, although is quite pricey on some items, are pretty tasty. We tried the $24 ribeye steak fried rice and was pretty happy with it. The bento boxes are a bargain. Parm garlic aioli fries were good. Tonkatsu ramen was with "udon" like noodles, which was different. Lots of finger foods/appetizers to enjoy with your boba. They have a small dessert selection (fried oreos & matcha ice cream). I would say it's one of the better boba joints in San Antonio. My only complaint is that they run out of items on a regular basis--happens more often than I would like--ex: wintermelon milk tea (which is hard to get nowadays, unless you go to KFT).

Great - clean - eclectic atmosphere and the food is delicious…read moreStreet parking is chancy but u can park above the restaurant for free

Kogi Korean Grill 5/15/25. -/100 DOOR DASH ORDER…read more Wow! This is love at first bite First time ordering ... used DoorDash which arrived quickly for me. I chose cucumber kimchi, chilled egg rolled, chicken, and zucchini a my options. Full of flavor with just the right spice level and color and its freshly neatly prepared. My eyes and stomach are happy. I look forward to going in person now during this summer break, and just know I can expect great dishes there. ~LindaD

305 Roll For about…read more$16, this roll came with 12 pieces and was very filling. The rice had the perfect sticky, fluffy texture, and the spice added a heightened flavor that filled your mouth without ever becoming overwhelming or burning your throat. Every bite was savory, fresh, and satisfying. Definitely coming back for this one. High-quality sushi at a decent price.

Worst Thai dish ever. . . but the sushi...oh wait. That wasn't good either…read more The "Zucchini Paht Thai" was drenched in what looked like dirty dish water. The pork was dry and tough (old?)...even the flavorless fat bits., the green onion was a lifeless drab green and it just wasn't as appealing or as tasty as what I am accustomed to. Everything just seemed overcooked or old. The Sushi wasn't too different. I ordered a Chirashi Don with "24 pieces" I guess you can creatively cut two micro sized flat, dry, shrimp to make "4 pieces" , but c'mon. All of the pieces were oddly shaped (mangled) cuts of varied sizes and seemed like pretty cheap cuts of fish overall. the Thai Tea was the only "ok" thing I got for the $48 and change I spent, but even that was a little weak and too sweet for my tatse. If you like GOOD sushi or Thai food, I would NOT recommend this place. It was close by and I'd ordered there before and I wasn't expecting much based on my last experience, but this was the worst and enough to ensure I never go back. There are a very rare few decent Thai places in San Antonio, but if they are closed and this is your only option...make the 3 hour drive to Houston instead.