Had a very nice experience at J's while in Tallahassee…read more Were greeted nicely and seated promptly. The restaurant had a mix of college students and families. Our server did a nice job. We ordered bao buns Shu Mai and dim sim For apps. Entrees were Mongolian beef and general Tso chicken. Everything was delicious. Will definitely be an add to our dining list when visiting.

Honestly best place I've spent money. Dumplings so good I had to order them twice. And the staff…read moreextremely welcoming and polite.

First time here after many recommendations. This place has some really good items on the menu. I do…read morelike the infusion of different Asian cuisine here. I ended up getting a bento tray and Mongolian beef. Everything was realy good and every feeling. Great Asian cuisine for a cheat day and overall quality of the food was very good. The only issue I had was the table size if you are a party of 4 or more.

This is an Asian fusion restaurant in a strip mall. Pretty busy parking lot. I had just wrapped up…read morea race nearby and wanted sushi. When I walked in, I felt like I was in a Golden Coral. Babies crying, people jumbled everywhere, and a buffet setup that was super packed together near everything else. The good: host sat me quickly and my server was polite and super quick. I guess they got this down to a science? The bad: everything else. How the heck are these reviews high? This place was packed but I felt like if I coughed, it would be all over my neighbor and the food. It was a cluster f. I did the buffet. While they had a lot of options, it was jam packed together. And you bumped into people trying to squeeze through some areas. The sushi was mediocre. The sweet and sour chicken was off. The fried rice wasn't warm. Even my tap water tasted funny. I couldn't finish my hot sake because it tasted off. The wasabi and ginger even looked funky (I will say the wasabi had a nice kick). Best part of my meal was leaving. The miso soup was the only decent part. I should have learned my lesson from previous Asian fusion places but I guess I trusted the reviews on this one. It's clear to me; a lot of people don't have an educated palate.

We tried this place for the first time for dinner on a Friday evening. We were seated right away…read more No reservation needed. We started with their mixed platter as appetizer, which comes with chicken kebabs, chicken tikka and shrimps and lamb. We also tried their mysore dosa and Bombay chicken dosa. What I liked was that the service was fast. Our server Willborne was nice and quick. We appreciated his recommendations. The dosas tasted good and the mixed platter was also delicious. See photos below. I really liked their masala chai as well. Everything tasted great and we will return to try other things on the menu.

We'd been before, but that time we waited 35 minutes at our table and no one ever greeted us. So,…read morewe left. Deciding to give it another shot, we went last night. The service was very good, and the mango mojito was well crafted. This was all because the poor guy was host, bartender, server, and bus boy. The food, on the other hand, was a different story. We started by ordering Chicken 65 and Samosas for an appetizer. They took forever and came out barely warm. For dinner, my wife ordered the chicken korma and I the Chole (Chana) Masala. We also ordered the butter naan and the cheese and garlic naan. My wife's dish was okay. It's not as good as several other places in town. My dish was really weird. It's one of my favorites, usually, but this came out as a thin brown sauce with chickpeas that has just been taken out of the can...a bit al dente. This was not the usually thick masala that I've had many other places. This sank right through the rice. It was not good and I did not take it home as leftovers. The naan, for which you pay $3-4 was a single piece of naan cut into four pieces. The garlic cheese naan had garlic butter and a cheese powder of some sort sprinkled on top. Not a good value. There are other, more amazing Indian restaurants in town that we will continue to frequent. We've given this two tries and won't be back.

Food was very tasty. We had the dumplings (pot stickers) as an appetizer and had a few protein…read moredishes for main dishes. All mains come with fried rice. The Szechuan Crispy Beef was prepared well and had lots of flavor. Since it is a big menu, will be back to try other dishes.

Very mid. Everything was overpriced and nothing tasted very fresh. The service was good. It didn't…read morefeel very clean inside. The overall experience and quality needs some upkeep!

Today I was on a lookout for a nice sushi restaurant and I have achieved more than that! Food was…read morebeautiful(I have a picture for proof) and it tastes way better than it looks. As soon as I walked in those doors it felt like I was going to a new world! Service was amazing and fast!

Cheap, fresh, fast, and delicious. The service is great and the ambiance is excellentread more

I have been trying for many time! The sushi is amazing. You will love it! And the miso soup is also…read moredelicious!

I came here with my husband, who absolutely loves sushi and has tried so many Japanese restaurants…read morearound Tallahassee. We finally found one that he truly loves! Kiku is amazing. The service was incredibly fast, the waitress was attentive and very welcoming. We absolutely felt taken care of. The presentation of the food is top-tier and the taste is indescribably delicious. We'll definitely come back! 10/10

What a great little spot!!!! I have made it a point to find good Ramen spots wherever i go,…read more especially a college town. So if I'm here to visit FSU, i gotta find good ramen. And i found it! Not only that but the have Pho also! Don't be checked by the prices, it is well worth it. The portions are huge! A must stop if you've visiting.

This is was my first time trying this place. Unfortunately it was on a to-go order. With that said,…read morethe noodles were still good. Like other restaurants of this type, they separated the broth from the other components of the soup. Once combined, it was a just like a bowl ordered in-house. I forgot to take a picture.

This place was an instant 10/10. Everything we got exceeded our expectations. The wings were the…read morecrispiest i've ever had and had great flavor. Arguably the best chinese spot we've had in tallahassee.

The food was surprisingly good for a restaurant located in a strip center. There was no ambiance,…read moredidn't appear very clean and the bathroom was not maintained. However, it looks like most of their business is take out so it works. We had the combination noodle dish, braised beef noodle soup and two kinds of chicken wings. The noodle dish was very very tasty and my husband (who is Asian) liked his noodle soup. The wings were very crispy and good. If I lived in the area, I would definitely go back (for take out)

Waiter came over with a smile which was nice, and water for the table without having to ask for it…read more The place was packed on Sunday night. Warm and cozy environment. My husband ordered the dinner with three California rolls, soup and salad. The rolls were pretty bad. The worst I've ever had. Mostly all rice and very small. I really didn't see much crab inside. I ordered a house salad $5.00 also small for the price. The volcano roll was excellent and it was delivered on fire. Nice touch. My son and his girlfriend ordered the special rolls for the night and they were very pleased with their food.

I visited Sakura for a friend's birthday dinner. The service was good and they do allow for…read morereservations. I had the salmon teriyaki with the teriyaki sauce on the side. The salmon was cooked really well and had a great texture. I will also say the portion of the meal was really good for the price and it comes with soup and salad. My boyfriend and I also split the shrimp tempura roll which was a pretty standard shrimp tempura roll. I can't speak too much for the ambiance because we were in more of a secluded area of the restaurant but I think it was fitting for a semi-large group.

Off the chain for Asian takeout or dine-in when they resume that service post -pandemic. The…read moreMongolian tofu is sweet and salty in all the right ways and the tofu is EXTRA crispy. Something that vegans and non-vegans will appreciate alike. I'm also a big fan of their Pad Thai and Mapo tofu (spicy and tofu is not crispy). They also have lots of fun Indonesian appetizers which you don't see at many other restaurants. You can't go wrong with any of those. The spring rolls are also delicious. This place is not trying to be anything fancy, but it over delivers on the quality of food.

First time back since the pandemic. I ordered the hot and sour soup, beef rendang, and Tahu Isi to…read moretry it. I went to sit in the car because they are take out only and I had a dog in the car. The woman at the counter is always so friendly and I adore her lilting voice. She came out to tell me my food was ready so I went into get it. The hot and sour soup had too much cornstarch in it and it was not as flavorful as I remembered. I threw it away. The Tahu Isi was tofu filled with veggies, cabbage, onion, carrots and battered and fried. It was good but a little greasy. I liked it though and would probably order it again. The oil probably wasn't hot enough. The beef rendang had a wonderful curry aroma. I put a few spoons of it over the white rice. It was spicy with a good flavor. The meat was tender but some pieces had entirely too much fat connected. One bite was all fat. I liked the spice but be forewarned- it isn't for the faint of heart. It was good but I wished they would trim the meat more but fat is flavor. I'll come back for lunch and see if the beef Mongolian is as good as I remember.