This place is fantastic! It's a great fusion of Korean/Mexican food! I got the Spicy Philly Bulgogi…read more($10.95), and it was so delicious! They give a lot of food for such a good price! This is more of a fast food restaurant, so it's just the cashier that handles everything, but all the workers are really nice! Ambience is like a normal fast food restaurant. I definitely will come here again whenever I'm craving Korean fusion!

I'm honestly disappointed. We've wanted to try Gogi Street for years because Korean food is one of…read moreour favorite cuisines. Looking back, we probably should have expected that the "fusion" aspect just wasn't going to be for us. I ordered the Gogi Combo Bowl with both BBQ beef and chicken. Instead of tasting like Korean BBQ, it tasted much more like teriyaki. Unfortunately, both the beef and chicken were very overcooked, making the texture dry and unpleasant. The cucumber kimchi was also disappointing. It had so much cilantro that it completely overpowered the dish. It didn't taste like kimchi at all. My husband couldn't even finish his meal, and we ended up throwing away all of our leftovers, which is something we rarely do. The only reason I'm giving it 3 stars instead of lower is because the restaurant itself was fairly clean and the staff was pleasant. Unfortunately, the food just wasn't for us, and I wouldn't return or recommend it based on our experience.

Food was so yummy here! It's my family go to spot for sushi and Japanese spot. That says a lot…read morebecause they lived in Okinawa for 3 years! So many options and all fresh! We went for lunch and seemed to have beat the lunch rush! They even had a pleasant surprise for the birthday girl. If you go and are celebrating a birthday be sure to let your server know! The service was friendly! We will return when visiting the area again

Well, there is nothing quite like having your first sushi experience after Japan be at a revolving…read moresushi place in a strip mall in San Antonio! But hey, this is what the birthday girl wanted, so this is what she got. We came here after a full day at Six Flags, starving, and hunger definitely made for the best sauce. One thing we have to say about Wild Goji that is A+++: they have Hitachino yuzu ON DRAFT!! Hitachino is one of our favorite breweries, and we had tried this version when we are in Japan, and could not believe our luck finding it here! It's worth the price of admission alone. As for the food, well, it is what it is. Honestly, it's not terrible, but you can tell you're not getting the creme de la creme (unsurprisingly). We mostly stuck to tuna and salmon, but we did appreciate their spicy garlic edamame (not spicy at all) and their spicy seaweed salad (slightly spicy). We ordered tempura that we had to send back because the sweet potato wasn't fully cooked. Some of the dishes on the conveyer belt definitely looked unappetizing (like the omelet roll) and since we were towards the middle-end of the restaurant, we had to wait a while for food to come our way. Service is minimal, but the atmosphere is boisterous because these kinds of places are fun. We were smart to make a quick reservation on our way from Six Flags because the place was slammed by the time that we left. Three stars, but it'll remain a fond memory celebrating our daughter's 9th birthday.

One of my favorite ramen places in San Antonio to come to. Their tonkatsu ramen has soooo much…read morecreamy flavor. The service is super quick and fast! The seating can get a little tricky when there Super busy as there's not a lot of tables but people eat fairly quickly so they open up fast. It's not super loud in there either but a great place to come for a friend hang out or a date.

I don't often like to order delivery, but when I do - Yokai is the place I do it from! With great…read moreprices ( just 50 cents for adding half an egg, compared to the usual $2-$3 dollars elsewhere!) and a wide enough variety to appease those who might not want only ramen, there is no better option. My favorite dish is the shrimp udon and spring rolls. The tempura shrimp is perfectly crispy and fluffy and the udon noodles themselves have the exact amount of bite. If it's cold outside, it'll warm up your stomach and your soul! The place isn't about frills, just good food. Yokai is small and closed on Mondays, but other than that there will be no surprises (other than the delicious flavors!)

Growing up in Texas, I knew nothing about Thai food. On a business trip I went to Thailand and I…read morefell in love with the food, country and people. Walking in here reminded me of places we ate - the Texas sized Buddha made it easy to remember that we were still in Texas. The smells, the food, the service was very reminiscent of being in Thailand. Being Friday, we started with the potatoe soup (only available on Fridays). It was tasty even though there was nothing "Thai" about it. The large bowl fills 4 of the cups with a little left over. The crunchy wonton strips were hot, crispy with a nice sweet and sour sauce. The wife had pineapple fried rice, one of her favorites at any Thai restaurant, they did not disappoint. I had the chicken larb salad, medium spicy, and it delivered spice and the citrus acid from limes, very good. Portion sizes are generous. After the soup course, my wife and I are bringing about half of each entree for tomorrow lunch. Service was prompt and it's worth another visit, even at 45 minutes away from where I live. Pro Tip: scan the QR code at the table to get the menu. They don't keep their paper menus current with either prices or choices, probably the only knock I have against this place.

So? I'm a traveling foodie! I miss my Birth town. When any of you travel to Texas. In San Antonio!…read more You must try this place for Thailand Food American Style! The employees knew I was very picky when I order my dishes. The service!! Perfection every moment I walked through their doors. Sit for awhile. Enjoy the authentic flavors that this restaurant brings to the community. Even the artwork. The service is top-notch. Do I miss my old restaurants. Yes, I do. Do I hold everybody in America to high standards. Yes, I do. If you travel, and if you live there. This is the best authenticity of Thailand, American food. If you want to know where to go for the best. Order the Curries add Spice Yum. This place is it Thank You. Five Stars Always!!!!!

375 social kitchen is a black owned establishment located in the forum in San Antonio txs a brunch…read morespot that serves breakfast till 3 pm we We were greeted and seated very nice service entering made sure we understood menu and when breakfast ended made sure we had drinks Ordered our food and actually didn't have to wait long for it and was very fresh definitely a plus can't go wrong with fresh food lol and the portion size I tell you what it was worth what we paid 48.55 for 2 people The ambiance was great management even walked around room stopped and made sure we were good as well you don't see that a lot I do recommend coming with family friends date only downfall I had or server didn't make sure we had refills on our drinks but other than that we loved it

such a nice cute spot for brunch or dinner! customer service is 10/10 and their birria tacos are so…read moredelish!

Always love coming here! The crab dip is to DIE for. I always get when I come visit and will get 2…read morewhen sharing with friends. The noodles are soo good and cooked to perfection and their salad paired with their dressings are nice and light and flavorful. Their drinks are really good and range from simple to good cocktails. The service is always amazing and the waitresses are always so nice and the food and drinks come out quickly even during rush hour. The inside is a dark ambiance and is nice that it blocks out the outside so when you come in to just eat or catch up with friends your focus staying on the inside

I came here on a recommendation and they were so spot on with this place. I walked into a dimly lit…read moreroom with a nice bar as well as couches and plenty of seats (don't let the outside fool you). I sat at the bar and checked out the menu. It looks like there are all types of options from unique burgers to ramen to salads and bowls. I ended up going with the tuna salad which is made with white tuna, thankfully. I don't do well with the texture of the raw pink type in sushi rolls. The bartender recommended using the ginger soy they make and a vinaigrette on top and woooweeee....consider my socks blown off! You have the option to do rice or rice noodles in their soy sauce. I went noodles and I am addicted now. I will definitely come back for more of those as well as to try their Mongolian burger next time around. The atmosphere was welcoming and relaxed. Parking can be tricky as it looks like this place stays packed during lunch. But well worth the hike. This was such a great experience that I may have to make this a regular spot.

The food here is absolutely delicious! Whenever my brother-in-law comes into town, this is always…read moreone of the first places he wants to eat. He loves the lo mein. Our family honestly orders from Wu's at least twice a month, and they never disappoint. My go to meal is the egg drop wonton soup, beef with Chinese vegetables, and steamed rice. Everything is always fresh, flavorful, and consistently good. Do yourself a favor and check this place out, you won't be disappointed!

Wu's used to be really good, but unfortunately, they have definitely fallen off. The last few times…read moreI've eaten here, I just haven't been impressed. My biggest issue is that everything seems to taste the same. There's nothing that really stands out anymore. The fried pot stickers were extremely greasy, the ribs were dry, and the rice was bland and seriously lacking flavor. Chinese food should have layers of flavor, and I'm just not getting that here anymore. It's disappointing because I remember when Wu's was a place I actually looked forward to eating at. It's not horrible, but the quality and flavor just aren't what they used to be. Three stars because I know they can do better. I've had better from them before. Service is ok. Woman working counter always seem to have a bad attitude and NEVER smiles at customers. Small and kinda congested.

THIS PLACE IS REALLY GOOD! GREAT SERVICE AS WELL!…read more Food: 4/5 The food has a great taste! I really loved the galbi, it was a little sweet but very good. The Banchan aren't what I'm used to, I guess I wish there was more variety. No rice paper, no radish, no mac salad, no potato salad...we did order the fried dumplings- they were good. Service: 5/5 They're very kind and attentive! The small group of women who run this place are doing a phenomenal job. All around:4/5. The plates are a bit small (I am a light eater and still found them not very big for the price) not ridiculously small, but on the smaller side. I am also used to Koreatown - Los Angeles Korean food which I feel is a league of its own (lol) so it's definitely hard for me to like just any Korean food. All in all It's a little far and out of our way, but we will definitely come back. :)

Came here for dinner and it was great. I got the fried dumplings (mandu) as an appetizer and they…read morewere really good! Good amount of filling and great crispiness of the wrapper. There were 7 different banchan options, and some were great while others were just okay. The fish cake and kimchi cucumbers were good, but others like the kimchi and the bean sprouts could have used more flavor. As an entree, I ordered the spicy tofu soup, but I wish it was a little spicier! The soup also had a stronger seafood/fish taste compared to other tofu soups I've had, which I didn't expect. The service was just okay, not rude but also not excessively nice. I liked how cozy the inside felt with the dim lighting!

5/10 - would not recommend…read more Service was terrible. "Boss" (name on receipt) was pre-occupied with something and had her phone on speaker the entire time we were there. When she wasn't on the phone she was in a booth eating. Started with hot and sour soup and won ton soup. Neither was impressive. The Sesame Chicken was dry, hard and ironically had no sesame seeds. The Shrimp Lo Mein was ok, however I've had better. We asked that both entrees could be made spicy and neither were. The restaurant was clean but the sauce bottles were dirty. "Boss" never checked back to see if we were enjoying our meal or needed refills on our water. Still tipped well but for the first time eating Chinese food - nothing was taken home. Definitely will not be going back.

This was quite an impressive winner, considering Vonia nearly always consistently gives the…read moreAmericanized Chinese establishments no higher than a 2.5, usually less. Why? I have the opinion that each culture should be proud of its own cuisine; "Americanized" should not even be a thing. I understand business is business, and most patrons will want "toned down" dishes that are closer to what their eyes, minds, palates, and stomachs are familiar with, but I do not think this should be encouraged. Sure, sometimes you do not want to try something new; I confess, sometimes I also want the comfort that comes with, well, comfort food. Not every meal needs to be an adventure. For this, Panda Express is an excellent choice, they have it covered; even Pei Wei & P.F. Chang's. Other places, slightly more highly priced, do not need to be Americanized. This place might be an exception! From the exterior advertisements to the inside coupons being offered exclusively for ordering online, it is obvious they want to be a business focused on delivery & takeout, not so much dining in experiences. This is further confirmed to see there are but 2 employees in the front of house that will have to cover any serving, waitering, in addition to cashiering for any orders to go. First win is that these two ladies were very welcoming, customer service was great, they were nice, made sure we good what we needed. Inside ambiance, clean, simple, maybe even sleek. Well lit, maybe plain but most everything you need seems to be on the tables already, including scattered menus- some you may need to take one from the front- but the soy sauce, salt, pepper, hot sauce, utensils, even plates are there! There are more than ten tables, absolutely you can dine in should you desire that. Next win, quick service. Maybe 15 total minutes to produce our two dishes after we placed the order. We requested no onions, scallions in either, they remembered. (Based on the frequency that dining establishments somehow forget special requests, this is actually a significant win!) We did get takeout, they were generous with the condiments, and I took some time to feed my camera. They looked over but continued to be friendly through the end, when they graciously bid us a great night, even though I did my pictures, taking out the takeout, even though all I did was put it back in and leave. Now the food. Yes, Americanized, but also so fresh and well executed, I do not mind nearly as much. Also, there are some elements that are genuine Chinese, at least leaning that way. Glad the woman who took my order understood my Mandarin! The Combination Lo Mein was flavorful, white meat chicken tender, shrimp, beefs, also tender and well sauced. Wish it had more vegetables than the minimal napa cabbage. The second dish, Beef Vegetable, with Fried Rice. Have to say, even the fried rice was flavorsome and noticeably better than the usual Chinese takeout. Still plain, but that is to be expected mostly. Near in the main entree was wading, not drowning in the brown sauce. Had larger portions for the napa cabbage, white mushroom, carrots, broccoli, bamboo, baby corn. Cooked well, satisfying. Portion sizes were fulfilling. The Lo Mein noodles were not the thin egg noodles used for authentic chow mein, the fried rice was assuredly not the traditional Yangzhou Chinese fried rice. The dinner was 5 stars within the context of Americanized Chinese, but within a general dining experience, it was not the best of the best. Have no issues with returning. Looking forward to it, in fact. Confidently recommended for a fast, flavorsome, friendly, fresh meal!

KUMI had great sushi and flavorful food! We do wish they had a bigger selection, especially with…read moreChinese food. Must Try: sushi!! QUICK FACTS Value: (it's a bit pricey) Food: Service: Atmosphere: Vegetarian Friendly: some options Bar: No ‍‍ Good For: AYCE MICHAEL & JAZZ RATING: 4/5

Not one to eat at buffets often, but Kumi delivered fresh food, accommodating staff, and…read morecleanliness. They had many options, but my favorite was the grill! You could have your steak grilled right there to your preference. Apart from this, I enjoyed the ramen bar and the steamed buns. Of course, I tried the fresh crab but overall left completely stuffed! My family really enjoyed it, so to have a full, satisfactory response is always a win in my book.