The food was delicious! The experience was great! The people were friendly! The atmosphere was…read morecool!

As a lover of Kengo I had extremely high expectations for this place and I'm sad to say I was…read moreslightly disappointed. There's a difference here between Kengo and Kato where you can tell Kengo was a passion project and Kato was fulfilling an area of opportunity. That being said the food was still well cooked and overall was tasty. The ramen was flavorful but we could tell the noodles weren't fresh or housemade which is definitely fine as they tasted like high quality noodles but for the reputation of Kengo we expected a little more. The salmon dish also was a ton of rice with a tad of salmon The staff was overwhelmed even for this small place and it felt like a revolving door with people trying to come in and out. That being said our server was very nice and was trying to manage as best she could If you're looking for decent ramen this is an option but if you're looking for something exceptional this will disappoint

Wife's Ramen sits in a location so forgettable it feels like you imagined it. You drive there,…read morewondering if you took a wrong turn into a loading dock. Then the food hits, and you realize: oh, this is a destination. The space is tiny--tiny. Every time the front door swings open, a blast of outside air rushes in like it's trying to join the waitlist. Seating is scarce, but the whole system works: packed room, fast service, no panic. A strange harmony. Everything feels made with intention. Drinks were built one ingredient at a time, syrups clearly homemade. My black garlic ramen was absurdly good: deep, rich broth, perfect pork chashu that I'd happily eat by the pound, fried garlic that hit just right. The Taiwanese popcorn chicken? Unreal. A whole meal disguised as an appetizer. My wife doesn't like dark meat--fantastic news for me. I inhaled the entire plate like it was my birthright. Service was warm, calm, human--no chaos, no weirdness, just a kitchen pushing out nonstop greatness. We'll be back, no question. For my taste buds, this is some of the best ramen in Northwest Ohio. So, so good.

Not bad, but not good. That's about the best I can do. The noodles were cooked well, but the broth…read moredidn't have much flavor. There also wasn't very much of it. I will say the pork was seared really nicely and the egg was tasty. My husband enjoyed his pho but also thought it could have used some more flavor - maybe some lime and cilantro.

I've been here 4 times now and I would have given those other 3 times 5 stars but the last time I…read morewent we were there for over 2hours. There was prom that night so I understand a bit of a wait but this was just way too long. Besides the service the food was amazing and the grill was very entertaining. I would come back.

Nice spot in downtown Findlay. Sushi and hibachi options. Friendly staff. Quick service. Food was…read moregreat and well prepared.

Tried URamen and it definitely hit…read more Got the Spicy U Ramen and it had a really good kick without being overpowering. Broth was rich, noodles were perfect, and everything tasted fresh. We also got the pot stickers and crab rangoon--both were crispy and came out hot. The rangoon especially was with the sauce. And the boba tea was a nice bonus to cool things down after the spice. Overall, really solid spot. Would definitely come back.

Spotless space, friendly staff, good range of healthy menu items at a fair price. What's not to…read morelove?

I ordered the fried pork belly with a side of fried rice. Food was great, but the portions were…read moresmall.

EXPENSIVE for Asian fast food! I ordered the teriyaki chicken. I am sad to say it was dry, dry, dry…read morechicken breast cubed on a toothpick. I could not even eat it. :-(

Well we ordered two chicken entrees. Let me just say if you don't like to get what you paid for…read moreplease go here. We paid $18.49 an entree and they looked like a baby portion. There service as gone completely down hill with no brakes. The food is bland as well we will not be back anytime soon. Our bill was over $70.00 for baby portions . Egg rolls cold in the middle as well. I use to live there food last 2 times I will never try it again

The food is fresh and you receive a large portion. Each time that we dined inside the service was…read moreexcellent.

If you're there for the ambiance and decor, you might want to look somewhere else. This place gives…read morea hole in the wall vibe. If your eyes are sensitive you might have issues as where we sat, all the lights were doing the slightest flickering causing me to have to wear sunglasses the whole meal. However, the food was AMAZING. The sushi was so fresh and tasty with the smallest amount of rice I've ever seen on a sushi roll. I'll be coming back!

Shame on me, I have seen this restaurant for a long time but never stopped in. What a pleasant…read moresurprise. From the decor to the ultra clean atmosphere and service was excellent. A very nice menu that offered not only a full line of sushi but a large variety of ramen noodles dishes. Their tea offerings are awesome. My wife and I should have checked this business out long ago. Another Sylvania gem that deserves your attention.

Such a good place even Kenny G would agree!…read more I visited Kotobuki while on a trip visiting my family in Ohio. The restaurant has won multiple awards and has hosted many celebrities. I now see why it was so good and highly recommended. We ordered multiple things on the menu to feed a large family and everything was delicious! I especially loved the sushi and beef bugolgi. So good! This is a must visit restaurant in the Toledo area!

Amazing service Eddie is so cool such good food and such a great experience I get a feeling going…read moreto Kotobuki that I don't get going to any other Japanese restaurant. Would give 100 stars if I could. so recommend I can't put it into words. Recommend hot towel service.

Weather in Ohio can influence your taste buds. Last week it was in the 70's, today it's 30 degrees…read moreand snowing lol. Last week I had the taste for bbq. Today ramen! 1 mile from my house is Kyushu. Black garlic ramen with pork, 4 crispy little veggie spring rolls and the pork buns. I don't know what they are called on the menu, I just know what they are lol. Ramen is also subjective and I've had my share. Kyushu is just very very solid. It comes out fast and most importantly, the perfect temp. I've been to some ramen places that bring out a bowl of lava ramen served with a side of skin graft. The corn at the bottom is still fresh with a crunch to it. The Black a garlic just has such a depth to the broth. The egg is always perfect and the pork just melts. The spring rolls were super crispy and I really liked the spicy mayo dipping sauce. I love anything that resembles a Bao bun. I especially appreciate the chili oil and spicy seasonings at each table. Warms you up on these unpredictable Ohio evenings. I also had a Tsing Tao and an Ichiban lager beer. All in all just an enjoyable meal. $41 plus tip for everything. No complaints. It was worth it.

My friend and I came here for some ramen since it's been so cold. They have a decent amount of…read moreramen options as well as a full sushi menu. We ordered the gyoza dumplings to start which were super yummy. Then I ordered the spicy tonkatsu ramen with pork cashu. The ramen was yummy, I wish it was a bit spicier to be honest but still good. The marinated egg is always one of my favorite parts of ramen so I got an extra. I do wish that when I asked for the nori to be substituted with extra bamboo shoots she would have warned me that they can to do substitutes and what the charge would be. Overall it was a good experience and good ramen