The food isn't bad, but nothing about this place other than concept raises it beyond fine. It's a…read moredecent choice if you want to please kids and adults with a variety of choices It's crowded right now because it's new, but service is friendly and reasonably fast. They'll take your order to your if you eat in. The soda machine was wonky. It's one of those digital ones and it took two or three tries each time I wanted it to pour. This built up a long line at the soda machine. My wife had the pesto cavatappi and it was pretty good, if a little too creamy and bland. I had the Japanese flat noodles with steak and it was better than average. My kids got the mac and cheese and as you can see in the pic, it's a little under sauced. The menu choices are more interesting than your average fast food place and the product itself is fine. The issue is the price. I'm aware of inflation, but $44 to feed two adults and two 4 year olds is a lot. If the food were stellar or super filling, fine, but it was not. The kids meals were $7 each! I have been to Noodles and Company once or twice before and remember liking it better. I think this place is a few improvements away from 4 stars, but for now, it's just fine. Come for variety and everything else is acceptable.

Their food isn't bad, but nothing amazing either. Their tofu was a little bland and didn't mix well…read morewith the sauces. Service was pretty decent. They have lots of choices which works in their favor. However, they are a little pricey for the amount of food you get. The bowls are relatively small. Overall, kind of mediocre

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.

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

Little family run spot. Their kid was on the floor in the corner playing video games (thats how you…read moreknow its going to be legit;) The owner at the front counter was nice. Gave my son a free soda after he ordered a water. We chose to eat in and the owner look surprised. While we were there, their little online ticket machine kept going off and Uber eats drivers kept coming in. I dont think my ppl eat in but they look like they do a good business. I honestly didn't care for my noodle dish. There was an abundance of cumin in it and it was just to much for me. Ill return and try something else though because my sons shrimp in garlic sauce was phenomenal. There had to have been a dozen huge shrimp and the veggies were great and fresh, the sauce oh so good. The portions here are VERY generous and the prices are great. Something to note is their spring and eggrolls do not appear to be homemade. Give them a try. Located at the corner of Dorr and Byrne.

We placed a large order 3 hours in advance. When we got there it wasn't ready. Fast Forward 45…read moreminutes and it's still wasn't ready. The food was mid. Not sure what happened

Bangkok kitchen has a special place in my heart. Every time it is a hit, zero misses. I moved away…read morefrom the area 15 years ago and this place is the highlight of my visits back home. I live in SoCal and nothing there comes close to Bangkok kitchen. Whatever they're doing here, they are doing it right!

Horrible, horrible, horrible. Waited 2 hours for cold, bland food. Will never spend any money or…read morerecommend this place. Shut the damned place down and get some e in there who understands either scheduling or customer service.

A relatively recent addition to Airport Highway's restaurant row, Noodles & Company offers a unique…read moremenu with a myriad of pasta offerings from different cultures. It's all about convenience here as the website or app lets you place orders quickly with multiple pickup and delivery options. This location opened in the former Moe's / Magic Wok building and I hope they stick around. According to my receipts I've been here 17 times, and tried most of the menu. The cheesebread appetizer is good, but the accompanying marinara sauce is too chunky. How about a basic mozzarella sticks style sauce? At only $2.89, a caesar side salad seems like an easy choice to go with your pasta entree. The lettuce is fresh, dressing tasty, but size is very small at only a few bites big. Shove some more lettuce into that cup. Dishes that are good here are the mac & cheeses. Buffalo chicken mac got a little too hot for me by the end, but the barbecue style with crispy jalapenos was just right. Interesting contrast of flavors. In large size, they fill the container almost to the brim and have some real heft. Pesto cavatappi (spiral noodles) is also very good with a delicious sauce. Simple buttered noodles with parmesan is about what you'd expect, possibly too plain for most. You can pick whatever protein you want for any entree. The meatballs go great with this dish and they are truly exceptional - taste like they've been cooking all day and have an almost crispy shell on the outside. I thought I'd like the Japanese noodles with marinated steak more. The steak was surprisingly great. The sauce was a sweet teriyaki variety with a kick of heat. It tasted okay until I found the noodles a bit chewy - almost like they were not cooked long enough. Your jaw will get tired chewing these. Repeat visits confirmed that's how they're served. The broccoli in this dish also needed to be cooked longer... crunchy. A couple other fails for me were the pad thai - not a fan of the citrus sauce - and regular spaghetti. Too many tomato chunks in the red sauce. The tortelloni (that's how they spell it) in garlic cream sauce is a winner. Tender folded, stuffed pasta with great cheese flavor. So what is hands-down the best dish at Noodles & Company? That has to be the alfredo montamore with parmesan-crusted chicken. It's your basic chicken alfredo dish with a couple twists. They use spaghetti noodles, add fresh spinach leaves, and the parmesan-crusted chicken is outstanding. It's a salty, indulgent treat we get every visit. Service here is usually spot-on. One time they handed us a bag with two bowls when there were supposed to be five, which was fixed immediately. Friendly employees, attentive management, big variety of dishes. Try this place for something different.

The food was subpar and cold. The chicken I paid extra for was inedible. The girl who took our…read moreorder was nice and personable so that's a plus. She would do well to work somewhere else.

This is a fast food type of establishment for Asian food, as I understand it. The restaurant is…read morelocated on the fringes of the Franklin Park Mall, off of Talmadge, near the Panera Restaurant. It's a very busy area. I had this restaurant on my to-try list based upon positive Yelp reviews. However, the Health Score caught my attention. I believe there were 38 health violations. Based on a comparison of other restaurants, this is far below average and I therefore feel justified in scoring this restaurant accordingly. I would not go to a restaurant with this negative rating on any day or time of the week. That, of course, is my opinion based upon the Health Department's evaluation. Of course, people are free to do as they choose.

This place just opened recently and still has that new looks and feel. The team here is very…read morefriendly and welcoming. They are presenting a great image. Lots of help, fast service and clean facility. Bibibop is hard to find. The drive way situation is confusing. You have to wind through the strip wall to the east of the building. I would not consider Bibibop a poke place. They didn't have fish protein options. However the Korean BBQ one I had was outstanding. They have a smaller selection of toppings for your bowl. But all were very fresh and tasty.

This place has been on my list for over a year and finally got a chance to try it!…read moreI came in on a solo date and was wowed by how packed it was. The place is decorated and has lots of tables and booths. I looked over the menu and quickly ordered a Thai iced tea and the chicken satay. Thai iced tea was good, but the chicken satay was the best chicken satay I've ever had. Hands down, most flavorful and the best peanut sauce I've ever had. I had to save a price just to taste it all over again for lunch the next day. For my main course I ordered the CQ medium spice (Gaeng Curry - Red). The BEST THAI IN TOLEDO. This is now my favorite place in Toledo. The service was absolutely amazing and I cannot wait to come back.

Glad to know this restaurant is still open, as I have enjoyed meals here in the past. The quiet…read moreambiance and unassuming hospitality in addition to the food were always appreciated. However, not thrilled with the Health Inspection reports....

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.

Hot sizzling wok is an excellent option for Chinese food in Toledo. It maybe Chinese American but…read moreit's always served hot and fresh with pretty quality ingredients. They are also very consistent from visit to visit. Some of my favorites are the crispy beef (you have to ask for it) and I also love the beef with vegetables combination plate. The service is always friendly and usually pretty efficient. The interior is a mix of mid century with bright colors. It's always clean and well kept. One of my favorites.

I really give it a 3.5 Very busy restaurant which says a…read morelot. I loved the hot and sour soup, probably the best i have had in a very long time! I thought the menu was reasonably priced. With that said, my go-to entree at most chinese restaurants is the mongolian beef ... and the flavor was just not there. If I wouldn't have ordered it with 'heat', there wouldn't have been any flavor at all. The beef was very good and tender, but the sauce was pretty bland and boring. No zip to it. I will return and try it again and order something else -- I will definitely get more hot and sour soup!