We have been here several times & the food is always good…read more My family loves the sushi, bento boxes & the rice & noodle dishes we've tried. Spring rolls are good too!

The same as it has always been. Very good. Steaks are cooked perfectly to order. The shrimp was…read moreslightly overdone though.

Amazing sushi! The service is fast and they are so attentive. I'm not sure if there are any other…read moresushi places in Corsicana, but I will only go here!

Excellent Japanese cuisine and service. Extensive menu with all the favorites always fresh and…read moredelicious.

The place is not bad if u go into eat don't order anything for delivery they will mess up the order…read morethen u have to go and pick up the part they messed up it has happened multiple times now and they have stuff miss labeled. If u want there food go in and eat just don't have anything as a delivery or to go that's where they will mess up

I absolutely love their bento box and the fact that they are BYOB! I even recommended we hold our…read morebook club meeting here and everyone enjoyed it. My husband and I try to go here at least once a month! They have quick service. You should check out their yummy food!

This place was delicious! It's unassuming but everything was made to order, fresh, and very…read moreflavorful. I ordered enough to take home leftovers but ended up eating it all because it was so good. I'll definitely be back!

Pretty good Asian food for a small town! They have a nice selection of Asian fusion (Chinese,…read moreJapanese, Thai, etc.).

Got the Ichiban Ramen; everything tastes authentic and true to what a tonkotsu ramen ought to taste…read morelike. I personally felt the yakitori and kalbi felt a little out of place in a ramen (though both were yummy) I started this review the 1st time I ate here and since then I've been back twice more. My go-to is the Naruto ramen, and I like to pay extra for the black garlic oil. I would very much come back again for more. My wife loves the charsiu with the Ichiban noodles, as they're very flavorful; I recommend that for those that don't want anything soup-based.

We were very excited to go and try the Ramen! But it was so hard to decide between all the other…read moreoptions they had! Service was great although we did go at an off time, around 4:30. Grandmother got the orange chicken and we all tried her fried rice and we all wished we had gotten a side of rice too! Husband got the Ichiban ramen and enjoyed all the meat and toppings. Although he tried MY black garlic ramen and said that broth was much better! Very cute anime decor inside, wasnt a huge fan of the music but Im not a top 20 kind of person. Highly recommend this yummy food to everyone!

A few friends and I stopped by Ichiro Izakaya Yakitori on a Saturday afternoon right when they…read moreopened at 4:30, and there was already a line forming outside. If you've been wanting to try this place, I'd definitely recommend arriving early. Parking was probably the most challenging part of the visit. There was a rummage sale happening nearby, so the area was busier than usual. They do have a designated parking lot, but it's very small and fills up quickly. Most people will likely need to rely on street parking, which took a little patience that day. The restaurant itself is tiny, but that's part of the charm. There's a bar area that seats around 10 to 12 people and only a handful of tables. We were a party of three and were seated right away, but I could see larger groups having a harder time finding space together. The tables are also on the smaller side, so once the food starts arriving things can get a little crowded. That said, the food completely lived up to the hype. Everything we ordered was delicious. The chicken karaage was crispy and flavorful, the marinated ribeye was tender and packed with flavor, and my favorite dish of the night was easily the beef yakisoba. We each ordered a starter, three skewers, and a side that our server recommended, and every plate disappeared quickly. The atmosphere felt lively and busy, with Japanese figurines and decorations displayed throughout the restaurant. I overheard another guest mention that it reminded them of places they had visited in Japan, which made me appreciate the attention to detail even more. One thing to note - we were told they don't split bills, which wasn't a problem for our group, but it's something to know ahead of time if you're dining with friends.

Overall, I did enjoy the restaurant, but I think you have to go into it with some insights that…read morewould've been much appreciated if I had them prior to going. First and foremost, the bill cannot be split per an item ordered by an individual. You either split it equally, or it's paid in full. I went to dine with two other individuals, and we all ordered without knowing this which was rather confusing when the check came. Next, while they recommend what you order in select categories, be aware that your food is not going to be coming out in the order with which each the categories sit. We were getting items that were listed in the third category, so what should've been eaten prior to dessert before we got any of the yakitori. The location is downtown so be aware of parking, I recommend coming early, or when they open because it gets full quickly we got there at opening, but there was already a line to get in and eat by the time we were leaving. The restaurant is also relatively small, so leave what you can in the car. We didn't have anywhere to place purses so I ended up sitting with mine behind me. It was also difficult because the plates didn't fit on the table as they brought them out because we weren't eating in the course order. Lastly, remember the name of everything that you get. I ordered mushrooms, shiitake, we got mushrooms dropped to the table, but they weren't the correct ones and that seemed like a bit of an issue. The food was good, I would say the best part was definitely the yakitori, and the main dish items. I could take or leave the appetizers, the tonkatsu wasn't memorable for me, it tasted like the meat wasn't seasoned enough with salt and pepper prior to coating in flour and breadcrumbs. I also think the tonkatsu sauce was a bit bland that sat on top of it and it's something I prefer to have on the side. The highlights my meal were all of the yakitori, I enjoyed the chicken breast, soy ribeye, and shiitake mushrooms. I also liked the beef yakisoba, it's nice that they had the Japanese mayo on the side of it. I think when that's included, it always adds a nice richness. I was also a bit disappointed with the yuzu lemonade since it didn't have dried citrus in it, I'd seen prior. I thought about getting the high ball, but that was because I like the look of it overall so I was happy I didn't. If my friends wanted to go back, I would, but I don't think this is something I'd seek out

This place hit the spot! We were craving ramen and sushi and could not have been more satisfied…read moreleaving this place. I wanted to come back a few hours later and eat it all again. We started with appetizers (house salad, pan seared gyoza, and a Umami Roll). The umami roll was topped with crispy garlic flakes and added the most unique flare to the roll. My fiancé and I both talked about how good the flavor was. As for the ramen, we both got spicy level 2 which would be equivalent to a mild Jalapeño so it complimented the dish perfectly. The service was absolutely wonderful and our waiter was super attentive! Can't wait to come back here

Our experience at Ohana Sushi in Waxahachie left a lot to be desired. We ordered two old…read morefashioneds, which should have been straightforward. Instead, one came sickeningly sweet with an unlisted cinnamon syrup, and the other still had a strong cinnamon taste. When we questioned this, the server casually mentioned the cinnamon syrup--something not disclosed on the menu. I had to specifically ask her to take one back rather than her responding promptly. Next, they brought our sushi rolls, but no plates, no soy sauce, and not even dishes for dipping. We had to ask for all those basics. I specifically chose two rolls without cream cheese--because I don't want cream cheese in my sushi--and yet one still had it. The server's response was to chat with a manager but not to offer any solution, compensation, or correction. Overall, if a menu lists certain ingredients, that's what should arrive. Adding things like cinnamon in a drink or cream cheese in a roll--especially when people might have dietary needs--is careless. They need to be more attentive to both the menu and the customer's feedback.

I am a very picky Sushi eater. I enjoyed my Sushi! Nice ambiance and service…read more Net time to town, I will eat here for sure.

Another town, another sushi spot. This one looks a little sketch on the outside and the ambiance…read morecould use some work inside. Service was friendly and polite, but lacking polish. However, the food makes up for any shortcomings. Just look at the pictures! Biggest sushi rolls I've ever seen! Great variety of unique rolls, and absolutely delicious. Come see for yourself!

We drive over to Athens to go to the Farmers Market occasionally. That's what we did today and…read moredecided to have lunch afterwards. We chose Asian Garden because we had eaten there a couple times before. The lunch specials were tasty and at a good price. I had shrimp and broccoli and my wife had the Moo Goo Gai Pan. We both enjoyed our food. Service, however, as not as good as we expected. The man who served us was most likely the owner too. He was not friendly and did the minimum to meet our needs. He never came by to check to see if everything was okay. He sat my water glass down by just saying, "Here" and when it was time to pay our bill, he laid it on the table and disappeared. I was paying with cash so I had correct change. He became busy on his computer it seemed and did not tell us thank you. We were the only customers for lunch so perhaps he thought we didn't need more, but he will not get return visits if he is not more attentive to his customers.

Light early dinner w mi madre. Sharing appetizers…read more The hot and sour soup is phenomenal. Rich, full of complex but not overwhelmingly flavors, and just a little kick. Eggrolls are delicious, but huge. You know, for eggrolls. I've had burritos that weren't much bigger. The fried wantons were absolute perfection. Fried just long enough for a weee bit of crust crunch and texture, but still soft. The calamari was great. Mi madre is over the moon for it. I thought it was a little heavy and really needed something to dip it in, but that's not something to gig em for. I could asked for sweet and sour sauce. Or more soy, whatever. The shrimp toast though... Let me tell you something, about this shrimp toaste. It's super important. You need this in your life. Post haste. Like, right fucking now. Next time I go there, I may very well just order dumplings and shrimp toast. It has got a really subtle but steady sweetness that lingers nicely. The shrimp toast here is one of the best things you'll eat in this whole ass county. Promise. It's a beautiful day, East Texas. I hope you're enjoying it. #iloveyouetx #sabaileyproject #writerfoodiegunguy #foodiesofetx #ztfu #foodiesofig #hippiebarbarian

Palestine has needed a good semi elegant place to dine for ages and this fits perfectly…read more It was a wonderful meal and the steaks were cooked perfectly and felt more like a steakhouse in a big city than a small town. The service was excellent with the staff not blinking an eye to a group of 7 coming in. They took care of us and made the birthday meal for my brother perfect!

This was a lovely restaurant inside of the historic Redlands hotel in downtown Palestine. We got…read morethere before the restaurant opened and were able to walk around the hotel and read about its history as well as explore the little downstairs library. Once the restaurant opened, our large group was seated among 4 tables and we were attended to very well. The food options were very diverse and everything tasted great! I would definitely go back and bring friends.