This was an amazing experience! My partner & I needed to wash a large comforter yesterday & stopped…read moreby the laundromat next door before heading into Ryu's. Ryu's was our original destination, but being able to wash our comforter while eating was perfect! The server told us to sit anywhere and took our order within 5 minutes. She brought our small ban chan order first and it was excellent. It include 2 small wonton, a small spicy salad, & kimchi. The iced and hot milk tea was very good as was the beef radish soup! My shrimp & noodles dish was so good!! I did want more shrimp, but the veggies filled me up, too. My partner's beef dish was like Korean lettuce wraps! He loves spicy food & really enjoyed it! Finally, the strawberry cream pie was a marvelous end to a terrific meal. Overall, this was a really good meal & we can't wait to return for more!

Overall, the dining experience here was acceptable but not exceptional. When I went, it was a…read moreSaturday night, and the restaurant was relatively empty, which isn't always a great sign. But, the service was good-no complaints there. The food was okay. I ordered the mul mandu for an appetizer, and it was relatively standard dumpling fare. Nothing noteworthy, but not bad. Then I had the bibimbap with beef. It wasn't very flavorful as served, but the sauce provided in the table caddy helped add flavor. Once again, not bad, but not especially impressive. The only thing that was disappointing was that the banchan were not provided free of charge. Instead, you could purchase them individually or as an upgrade with your entree. This is unlike most Korean restaurants I've been to. Normally, I look forward to the variety of small starters before the main dish so this was a bit of a let down. Once again, not a bad experience, just not anything to rave about.

Whenever I travel to Fort Wayne I always make time for sushi at Saisaki. High quality food, great…read moreservice, and NEVER have to wait for a table at dinner. One of Fort Wayne's hidden gems. This is your sushi place in downtown FW.

Saisaki a located on Main Street in an iconic restaurant location. It has been fun through the…read moreyears to dine here and watch the street traffic go by. On this occasion we occupied the large group room. The room was cozy and allowed our party to have an intimate room to ourselves. The staff here was very friendly and helpful. There was plenty of help to serve our larger group. They were a bit slow...but allowed us to pace ourselves and enjoy the fellowship. I was impressed that they hustled a child's order ahead of the adults food to keep them satisfied. I didn't see the waiters come back through much after the food was served. On this trip I ordered the steak teriyaki bento box. The box is a bit expensive compared to Other places. However the sinking atmosphere, location, quality and volume...justify the price in my mind. The box came with a cup of miso soup. The soup was tasty and a lot like you would expect for a Japanese restaurant. It did not come with a salad as many other places might. The box was stuffed with food! The steak es piled high and excellent! It was very tender and moist. It had a nice teriyaki flavor marinated in the meat. There were two crab Rangoon pieces and two egg rolls. Normally you would only expect one of each. The crab Rangoon wrapper was cooked so that it was a bit oily and the wrapper was mushy. The filling was plentiful. However I felt like the filling was lacking on crab taste and overpowering on cream cheese. The egg Roll wrappers were a bit more crispy without being too crispy. The wrapper was a bit greasy to taste. I found the filling...while fresh...to be a little mushy as well. There were five pieces of a California roll included. That was a lot of sushi to eat as well. The roll was tasty. It was put together nicely and gave you a good taste of each ingredient.

Don't pass this place up. The service was outstanding and the restaurant was very clean. This…read morerestaurant shares a parking lot with 2 hotels that is convenient when staying there. The food was fantastic. I was completely impressed that I ate there twice in a week while staying in the area. I will be back there the next time when I'm in town.

The staff was very friendly and the restaurant was clean. I…read moreordered the chicken fried rice and an order of crab rangoon. The crab was good. Nothing special. The fried rice was a large portion but it was dry. I would be willing to try again and try something else and see how it is

Love this place food is very good and the service is outstanding. Our waitress is absolutely the…read moresweetest person on earth very happy and knowledgeable about everything on the menu. Great with recommendations on items I have never tried. All staff is great and very welcoming we eat there regularly and it never disappoints. They have a lifelong returning customer

Rough night at Tokyo Dragon last night. The food was good as always. No issues there. The place…read morewas still clean and in good repair. Tonight was a busier night when we got there. Their operation model is to have ONE waitress to serve the whole area and have the hostess help. Pia, the waitress, did her best to try and stay organized and hustle. She is very skilled at using the phrase "sorry for the delay". I think we heard that five times this visit. This model worked when business was slow to moderate. It worked with a veteran waitress like Vina. Not on a busy night with an inexperienced waitress like Pia. All this caused: reminding the waitress to get our appetizer, having to go get plates and chop sticks while our appetizer got cold, often wait on refills, long delay in entrees to arrive, long wait to get the check returned. Tokyo Dragon...you can do better!

Delicious Thai food, the red curry was phenomenal with a subtle sweetness we loved. The drunken…read morenoodle was good with the addition of some basil we had at home. The peanut sauce wit the chicken satay was incredible. Glad that this unassuming place in Leo Crossing brings good Thai to the fort. We will get takeout again!

This is a nice little place to try for Thai food if you are out north of Fort Wayne in the Leo…read morearea. There isn't many Thai choices there. This restaurant is set in a small strip mall. Not too hard to find with plenty of parking. The place is moderately large and can accommodate a group of 6-8 pretty well. The inside is decorated nicely to fit the Thai flair. Things were clean, orderly and food repairable for a small shop. Don't be alarmed if dishes sit on tables unbused for a while. It appears that they only have one waitress/host/bus person. Things sat a long while on this busy visit. The menu is fairly large and has many of your standard Thai dishes. The prices were reasonable. You feel like you got a good value as the portion sizes were decent and most things came with soup. The soup was your standard. Not much to distinguish the taste. It was pleasant, warm and tasty. I started with the Tod Mon Goon - which is basically a mashed shrimp patty that is fried. The shrimp tasted fresh and had a nice consistency for smashed shrimp. It was moist. The beading was nice and thick and fried to a perfect crisp. Just enough crisp to know that it was fried. But it did have a slightly heavy oily taste. The breading was thick enough to hold the shrimp together. The white sauce was very tasty. I thought it would be a tropical-coconut flavor. It seemed to be a Mayo tule sauce with a slight fruity flavor. You really couldn't distinguish the flavors. It had a thick consistency and nicely accented the dried shrimp! My entree was the Tom Yum seafood bowl. The bowl was large and contained a decent amount of shrimp, crab pieces, calamari and a couple mussels. All were gently cooked as they were boiled in the broth. The broth started out mild and got progressively hotter in spice taste. The broth was tasty enough to spoon up or pour onto the small rice dish provided. The tomatoes, mushrooms and lemon grass were nice accents to the seafood. Together they all made an enjoyable taste! In general the atmosphere here is very relaxed. We were comfortable in the booths. The waitress let us talk as long as we wanted. Overall a pretty good dining experience.

I have no idea why Uniq BBQ has received some bad ratings, as this place was absolutely…read morephenomenal... We stopped in at lunch on a Monday and it was one of the best Korean BBQ restaurants we've ever been to and we lived in Micronesia for 4 years. The restaurant is nicely set up/decorated (super clean and orderly), the service was spectacular (and prompt), and the food was nothing short of excellent. Recommend stopping in for lunch... $20 for AYCE is a steal - You will leave full and happy, I can guarantee it. If you're looking for authentic Korean BBQ at a fair price, Uniq BBQ is the place to go in Fort Wayne.

After the ownership change, Uniq (now with lowercase letters!) is actually... okay now, I guess?…read moreStill nothing impressive, but it's a solid C+ and the new owners (heard they are the same guys behind Haru) actually seem to know what they're doing. My favorite things in the new Uniq are easily the chinmi (fishcake) tempura and the mixed drink (I got Green Apple, which came in a nice blue liquid like the chemical cocktail it is) which is... honestly kinda sad, but they got actual KBBQ now and are a lot more professional about the whole thing. Seriously though, for an AYCE appetizer, the chinmi tempura was quite excellent, though the shrimp tempura on the other hand was sad and soggy and raw and all-around depressing. Dae Gee still has much better appetizer options, that's for sure (nothing can beat a good Midwestern cheese corn yummmm). I still don't get what's supposed to be so uniq about this place though? Perhaps it's the tiny amount of broth and banchan they give you? Both have unlimited refills if you just ask, but something about it still strikes me as being particularly stingy. None of the meats are particularly special either even though they have more choices now. Most of the cuts are fatty (the galbi in particular is what we'd call a "trash cut" due to how fatty it is) and the different flavor profiles that they have like bulgogi, spicy honey or umakara ("sweet-and-spicy") just kind of blend together. The beef tongue also struck me as being way tougher than it had any business being, perhaps it was cut a little too thick. Much of the seafood is still obviously from Rang Dong. Though they got rid of the syrupy "bingsu" and just offer buffet ice cream now, which is actually a nice change of pace. It's about Paradise Buffet level in terms of cream quality, which I guess isn't so bad. Perhaps the one GOOD and uniq thing I can talk about is that they were playing RELATIVELY obscure K-Pop songs like Nekkoya when we visited, rather than the ultra-popular stuff that you hear everywhere in Chinatowns, with some Persona 5 OST and Ado thrown in. I respect. Should've turned the volume up further, though. If you're gonna weeb out, do it correctly. TL;DR I still like Dae Gee better tbh, but they have some competition now.

We just moved to Fort Wayne and had to try this place - we loved it! The staff was so kind, the…read morefood was delicious. My wife got the kids portion of Raman and it was the perfect size. I got the hibachi chicken dinner and it was so good, and so much food! We also shared the dumplings and they were great. 10/10 recommend. :)

The food offerings were varied and everything was delicious. It is not a large venue, which can…read moremake it very cozy. We had a party of 8, but the staff served us well with good attentiveness.

Have been here twice in last 2 weeks since a coworker told me about it!!! Their sushi rolls did NOT…read moredisappoint!!! Our waitress was very accommodating as well! She was willing to charge à la carte prices if we didn't order enough to pay for AUCE!!!

Been here many times as I am a sushi fanatic. Is it the best? Not even close, but it is pretty much…read morethe only ayce sushi in town unless you count buffets and I try to steer clear of those, but that's another story. Yesterday the service was great. The nigiri started off well. Four orders each of salmon and tuna. Nicely sized with ok amount of rice. Fresh and tasty. Got four more of each. Salmon looked the same as the first order, the tuna was obviously made by someone else. Tuna not fresh, lots of rice and I mean LOTS. In fact, it was almost inedible. Not because of the rice but the quality of the tuna. I really should have sent it back, but didn't want to be 'that guy'. Had a few other rolls and really took a hard look at how much fish was on them. Very little really. Lots of filler. I have a photo of a rainbow roll about 3 weeks after they initially opened. It is by far better in amount of fish than what I got yesterday. Like night and day. After we got home, wasn't feeling good at all. From now I'll think I will just make sushi more often at home.