Prose: The atmosphere was very relaxing and friendly…read more The food was spot on. The peppered beef was tender, properly seasoned, and the vegetables were gently cooked. My curry full of seasoning. I asked for 1.5 spoonful of spice and it was enough to cause the sweats. The white sticky rice on both dishes was steamed to perfection. The portions were more than adequate, and the price was decent. Cons: they are really are no negatives that I can comment other than the limited seating which others have noted. Bottom line: I would definitely eat at this establishment again and be tempted to try some more of their unfamiliar exotic dishes.

Food was great, but I do not know why they put the wrong opening hour on the DoorDash. It says that…read morethey accept order at 9:00am but they never confirm your order at that time until 11am. Hopefully they will change it, this could make people sad.

I was there for lunch on a Monday. I had the chef's noodles with pork, and the food was so very…read morefresh. The restaurant is not fancy, but the food and service was impeccable. Casual and extraordinarily tasty. A HIDDEN GEM.

Our party arrived at Parks hungry, and in good spirits. 90 minutes later we left hungry, our faith…read morein local sushi badly shaken. They have a large lunch special board and seem to cater to that crowd. We, however came during dinner time. There was a ample seating in this pleasant restaurant with a friendly welcome from the staff. We ordered two family plates and three green teas. The family plates were anemically small an order of TWO plates would feed a family of four with younger children (the cost? $150 before tax). The sushi itself was fresh and prepared with care and quality typical of an all-you-can-eat style in other towns. The yakisoba noodles were delicious and seasoned with peanut sauce. However the tempura came with only one vegetable (yams) and our teas took twenty minutes. Moral of this story:. Take out lunch specials people! Do not dine in for dinner.

Naru Sushi sits on the south side of Fredericton with a street side patio which overlooks the…read morehistoric court house. We were greeted promptly by the staff when we arrived and they were very attentive throughout, although, they brought all our food at once instead of apps first and then mains. The menu online boasts a huge variety of rolls, sushi, sashimi and, strangely, Ramen. The restaurant is quite run down, the chipped wall corners and Amazon adornments, along with a dirty floor, give the place a worn out look. Given the reviews, and being in NB on a business trip and craving sushi, I was lulled into not judging a book by its cover. I was wrong. I ordered Ramen (Should have gone to Momo on Queen). It came with a prepared salad that I would be embarrassed to serve. A small pot of watered down green tea accompanied the dish as well. The Ramen had an over boiled egg, flavorless broth, and the grilled pork was not belly meat, it was an over boiled sliced of pork, also flavorless. I make a point to grab Ramen wherever I go in my travels, and this dish ranks at the absolute bottom of my list. I would never order from this place again.

This is my favourite sushi spot in Fredericton. Service has always been friendly and fast and I…read morehave not had a bad item on menu yet. As much as I love the sushi, the shrimp tempura is probably the best I have had.

My niece who lives in Grand Bay-Westfield brought us for dinner last night and it was phenomenal…read more Everything from the food to service was top tier. We will be back.

Very poor service, but thd food is delicious. Our meals were all served separately.. Literally 30…read moreminutes apart. 3 of us and the 3rd person was served after everyone else was finished. It took 30 min to get a drink and when they did arrive the bottle of red wine was simply plonked down on the table. Should rename the restaurant Wait Wait Wait !!!