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    Koi Teriyaki

    4.7 (7 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    9 months ago

    Soo good! We've gotten the teriyaki and ramen and loved both!!! . We will be back!!!

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    9 months ago

    Excellent staff and chefs. Everything was exceptional and delicious. We are making Koi Teriyaki a regular stop.

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    1 year ago

    Amazing food. My husband and I love to eat there. The staff is super friendly, and the whole restaurant is always clean and nice.

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    Fuku Ramen - 280 - Seafood Ramen - decent - shrimp wasn't cleaned

    Fuku Ramen - 280

    4.5(59 reviews)
    51.4 mi

    I know there are plenty of Japanese restaurants in Birmingham, but in my opinion, Fuku is one of…read morethe best ones out there. They're a relatively small restaurant, but I've never had a wait to eat there. The staff are also very friendly in my experience. Fuku also does to-go orders if that's your thing. They serve a variety of Japanese dishes, as well as other popular Asian dishes (yes, they have boba tea as well). The cold soba is great on a warm summer day, but I think their ramen and rice dishes are even better. If you go to Fuku and aren't a picky eater/texture isn't too much of an issue, I strongly, strongly recommend trying their takoyaki (fried octopus balls). The sauce and garnish they put on top are delicious and pulls the whole appetizer together. But definitely make sure to wait awhile before getting a bite so they have time to cool.

    I finally had the opportunity to try this place. With the recent cold snap, a bowl of soup sounded…read morelike the right call. I've only had ramen once before so I don't have a lot to compare it to but I thought it was excellent. I got the black garlic and my husband got the Tonkotsu Ramen with the fried pork cutlet. I'm not sure how but the pork stayed crispy floating in the broth. The pork in mine was so juicy and delicious, I was sad once I ate it all. The price is reasonable and then portions are large. I had enough for lunch the next day. A great spot all year round d but especially when it is cold out.

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    Send Noodz - Spicy Pork Onigiri

    Send Noodz

    4.6(7 reviews)
    5.8 mi

    We were driving around when we saw their food truck parked at the parking lot across from Quintard…read moreMall. Nice staff. Fun anime concepts. Cool logo design. No seating. You order and go. Unless you park or sit at the curb. The broth is good. We spoke with the staff, most of their ingredients are imported. To get this ramen in Anniston, AL... it is great. Especially, not expecting to get this in this area.

    I didn't really have the highest expectations for this small town AL food truck. I've been all over…read morethe US and out of the country a time or two, and few places in AL rank in the "great food" category for me... however... I was pleasantly surprised by this gem of a food truck parked in a cold and windy Martin's parking lot in Oxford, AL. Service was friendly and quick. My order - 4 bowls, 2 onigiri, a bag of chips, and two drinks - was all complete in about 5 minutes! My daughter got the Ponyo bowl (most of the menu is anime-themed bowls), and everyone else did a build your own 3 topping bowl. I was happy to see there was actually a vegan broth option, but pretty disappointed that there wasn't a plant-based protein option. (Disappointed by no protein, but also disappointed by the price.... I got my bowl w no meat, but the price was the same as the meat bowls.) Taste-wise, everything was pretty good. My 3 toppings were narutomaki , menma, and corn, and I added some crunchy garlic, black sesame seeds, and onion oil. The flavor from the crunchy garlic and onion oil was great! The biggest let down was I'm pretty sure it was just spaghetti noodles and not actual ramen. The right noodles make all the difference. The onigiri was pretty good. Would not order the kimchi chicken again, would definitely recommend the crunchy garlic pork, but I wish there was a vegetarian option for those too. It was pretty cold out when I stopped by (December), so I liked the hot tea/coffee options (all canned). The matcha latte was the perfect size for me and surprisingly not too sweet! So overall - was it the best ramen I've ever had? No. But also far from the worst. It exceeded my expectations for a small town AL ramen food truck. I'll definitely stop by again on one of my trips through.

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    Yum Yai Street Thai - Fresh Basil Shrimp Rolls

    Yum Yai Street Thai

    4.7(184 reviews)
    51.4 mi
    $$

    Not pictured were the pad Thai wings and the zaap wings! Must get. The lychee cocktail was good…read moretoo, but could've used some lemon

    Another excellent addition your list of Thai restaurants in Birmingham!…read more They've only been there for 6 years and I finally made it. Even though I didn't dine in, I appreciated the beautiful decor and the attention to detail. Gone from their early days during the pandemic when they were take out only to their newly renovated and larger dining area. There's nice bar with stools nearly centered in the restaurant. Employees are more friendly than you can imagine. Located on 280 near the Greystone entrance, YYST is on the right in a small quaint strip shopping area that's raised "above" 280. So if you're driving by you can see YYST by looking up. There's no outdoor seating, but plenty of tables and chairs inside with seating at the bar. They are quite proud of their Yelpies 2025 award for "Beloved Birmingham Business" which sits at the front entrance. Their menu is comprehensive with the right amount of dishes to satisfy. Every "Thai" place seems to have their own take on most dishes and YYST is no different. Their "recommended" entrees include Mango fish, Pad Thai Chakangrao, Massamun Short Rib, Pad Thai Wings and Panang New York Strip. Then they also have "Signature Plates" whose menu descriptions had my mouth watering. There's also stir fry, curries, salads, and even a lunch menu. Since I wasn't dining, I was going to do my litmus test and try their version they call Beef Drunken Uncle noodle. I also ordered their Fresh Basil Shrimp Rolls, and Bangkok market fried rice. I waited at the bar for about 10 minutes when my packaged meals arrived. I was offered a glass of cool water as I waited at the bar. The rolls were wrapped in saran wrap and I would guess were probably made a couple of days ago. Nothing wrong with that except I got unlucky and rice paper wrapper was almost crunchy. They were a little heavy on the use of lettuce, but each had 4 large fresh shrimp. The taste wasn't anything spectacular BUT their version of the dipping peanut sauce saved it. Yom Yom Yom! The fried rice was delicious. Tossed in a wok with eggs, onions, chinese broccoli and their house sauce, I had beef added as the protein and it was delicious. My Drunken noodle was very good! This traditional street food inspired dish is a classic. Wide noodles tossed with snap beans, garlic, onions, bell peppers with thai chili and basil, their version is quite good! It had great flavor and an excellent representation of the drunken noodle. Next time I might have to pay extra for a fried egg on top. Yom Yom Yom Yom! I'm glad I finally visited YYST. I am looking forward to returning and this time dining in. The Panang New York Strip and Mango Fish have my name on them!

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    Gordo’s Way - Birria Tacos' Beef and Bean Burrito and the Pineapple/orange drink

    Gordo’s Way

    4.6(25 reviews)
    47.0 mi

    My wife had the steak tacos and I had the Barria tacos.Very delicious,authentic and the service is…read moregreat.You can sit inside where it has good atmosphere or outside where the city is somewhat busy.This is one of my favorite places in Alabama for street tacos.This is the second time for The Working Man Review.

    Holy moly!!! I…read moreattended a conference in Guntersville this last weekend. Events concluded somewhat early on Saturday and I wanted to make the most of my drive out that way, so I decided to drive a little farther to give Gordo's Way a try. TL;DR -- I'm gonna be making more special trips to Albertville. This restaurant is located on Main Street in Albertville. It's on the corner/end of the street. Street parking is limited but there's a large lot across the street that I took advantage of. They appear to only be open Friday - Sunday so plan accordingly! A few picnic tables are arranged in front of the entrance. The restaurant is small with room for maybe ~25 seats on the inside. You order at the counter. The menu is diverse with a lot of authentic Mexican and Central American dishes. Big focus on birria -- not just tacos, but pizza and ramen too. Service was exceptional! The young woman who greeted me at the counter was so friendly and nice. She immediately caught on it was my first visit and she graciously offered to explain the menu to me. She was exceedingly thorough - more than I truly needed but I didn't mind because she was so sweet - and she knew her stuff! If you're new to this cuisine at all, Gordo's Way would be a great place to explore because the staff will take care of you. They have several containers of aguas frescas, to include cucumber pineapple, horchata, orange pineapple, etc. I knew I wanted one but couldn't pick -- they kindly offered me a sample. The cucumber pineapple was perfect -- delightfully refreshing, not too sweet but not too cucumbery either, and so that was my choice. I ordered two birria tacos with a side of rice and beans to accompany my beverage. This was actually my first time trying birria. I've waited to try it because I wanted to try it somewhere I was confident would do it well -- reviews led me here. I wasn't disappointed. It was delicious: the beef was chewy, savory, succulent, so moist; the onions were crunchy but unobtrusive; the tortilla was thin and crispy; and the consommé for dipping was perfectly umami and surprisingly not insanely messy. The only thing that didn't completely knock my socks off was the rice. It wasn't bad, just kind of standard. The beans were, I think, charro beans -- definitely pintos, not refried. They were smoky and tender. Go out of your way to Gordo's Way -- you will not regret it.

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