Wow finally great sushi with a twist. One of my long time favorite places. I was a little…read moreskeptical about h to r concept of a sushi burrito--does h It have a tortilla, is it made with raw or cooked protein, how do you pair items, and many more questions swirled my mind. I settled on a burrito that is pre-designed for perfect balance and taste instead of venturing out and making my own and was I surprised! The flavor was great and it was beyond filling for the cost. I'll certainly come back fantastic all around.

I ordered Ramen via Uber Eats and the brother was placed in a paper/cardboard container and of…read morecourse it dripped everywhere. I'm not sure what genius decided that it was a good idea to put hot liquid in a paper container, but it completely ruined the entire meal. I would not recommend ordering from this place.

With the spastic weather of VA, cold one day, warm the other, I'm always looking for holes in the…read morewall, cozy spots to hide at. Eggs & Sushi is one of those hideouts and if you're not careful, might end up eating 7k calories before you leave. You'll only know this place exists if you live or work in the Lorton area where Eggs & Sushi stands firm. If not for Google Maps, you may drive on by without a thought. I stopped because their simple sign but just some quirky in a strange way caught my eye and it's in the middle of a warehouse street where you would not expect food places to be. Surprisingly, there are always little cafes in these kind of places that feed the immediate workers there. They are sometimes the hidden gems nobody will hear about unless you work in that area. This is one of them. Walking in, it feels like a small diner, yellow walls, lots of menu above the grill area displayed on multiple screens, properly lit dining area. They take orders at the end and at a kiosk as well. Window seats, couple of tables, and some bar seats also. Seems simple enough but this place is the ultimate trap for the hungry. Be careful! When you look up, you realize they have a vast menu and varied in the most fantastic way. You have your generic American style food, eggs, pancakes, french toast, sausage, sandwiches, coffee, smoothie, an all day breakfast menu. Then you keep walking around to look at the menu, you see sushi, rolls, poke bowls, ramen, some dons, etc. You might think, hmm, they might be overloaded on the menu. Wrong! They make fantastic sandwiches! Smaller not overpriced ramen but with lots of oomph flavor! These guys bring the umami and drip it like masters. The dons hit, the ramen hits, the sandwiches hit, and my all time favorite breakfast item, the elegantly simple French toast hits. They are serving hits here and only a few know about it. Service was adequate from their high school kid waiters. The owners at the grill are very friendly if you get a chance to interact with them. Just a very chill ambience. It's diner that makes me want to move to Lorton. If you find yourself here one day, be careful. The menu makes you want to try everything. I haven't touch everything yet so I'm definitely coming back to try more. I just hope all these reviews won't mean I can't find my cozy window seat in the future.

E&S offers up some tasty fare and the cutest shirts! I've been wanting to try them for a bit and…read morefinally got the opportunity while I was in the area for an appointment. The interior is small but a lot of their customers order take-away. They are located in an industrial area so that makes sense. I arrived at lunch time. No issues finding a park. Greeted when I got to the counter to place my order. I wanted something light. I ordered dumplings and miso soup. The staff was very helpful. Food took about 15 minutes. I also picked up a shirt love. Dumplings filled and tasty. The miso soup was your standard fair. It did not have any tofu in it so that was a disappointment. I would definitely return to try their breakfast options.

Fuse Box's approach to Asian fusion is a little different compared to other fusion restaurants ;…read moreThey've carefully selected some of the most popular items and stuck them into one place: Most Asian fusion eateries usually blend two cultures within a dish, with one culture being more prominent and another culture being used to enhance the flavors. With FB, you're fortunate to explore a sampling of Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai & Vietnamese dishes respectively. The DIFFERENCE from most Asian fusion places is that each dish is a cultural stand alone. For example, if you order Kim Chee fried rice, you'll get a Kim Chee fried rice that you'd get at a Korean restaurant. Fried pork chops? Classic Vietnamese flavors. Their presentation may be a little different, but it is the flavors you'd get at a Vietnamese restaurant. Don't be intimated by the chili next to the menu items...it can be adjusted for the non-spicy friends joining you. The besties said they found a restaurant right down the road from where we live. We were there on a Sunday at 11am. It was fairly empty, but I heard it gets quite busy and I can understand why. They also have a bar so they serve drinks there.

TL;DR: The food was so confusing I'm not sure how to write this…read more Okay. Let's start with the good: our server was wonderful. Perfect. No notes. A total joy. We laughed about the item I wanted to order not being available. They were attentive to the older ladies I was with. No complaints. The server is why this is two stars instead of one. Sadly, the food. Sigh. I know all these fusion places are disappointing, but mom wanted to come here. I asked if I could get the salad I wanted without the beef it comes with, but the answer was no. After reading the way too big menu twice, I ordered what I knew would be an incredibly sad drunken noodle. I'm not sure the restaurant knows what drunken noodle is. Does Fuse Box exist in an alternate pocket dimension where drunken noodle, with no listed fusion on the menu other than a strange "contains peanuts" warning, is drenched in a sweet peanut sauce even though it's listed as spicy with two peppers next to it on the menu? Where the noodles are just weird soggy mush? Where the spiciness rating scale might actually be a sweet sugar scale instead? Yes. Yes it does. Don't eat here. Just don't. I refused to eat my food. And not even mom suggesting it again in the distant future when she thinks I've forgotten, or she's forgotten my reaction to the food, will get me to return.

When we discovered that the ramen establishment near our house (Yido) was closed on Tuesday, we…read moredecided to give Taiko a shot. We are glad we did, and we definitely will come back. Service was friendly and completely on point. You gotta love a restaurant when the moment you've drained your ice water, your server is immediately there with a refill. Taiko has a huge menu, pretty much catering to anything you might hanker. I noticed that in addition to traditional Japanese fare, there were Chinese and Thai dishes as well. For starters we went with the shumai, miso soup and harumaki. The shumai was very good, though I'm a little less certain about the vinegary dipping sauce that came with the shumai. The miso soup was good and we liked the finely diced tofu in it. Harumaki are crispy spring rolls, and we liked these too. We also ordered an eel roll. It had been broiled and with the sauce on it was very tasty. JP's entrée was the Pork Katsu bento box. The pork katsu was excellent and so were the California rolls that came with the box. The bento box also came with miso soup and a side salad. My entrée was the Beef Udon. Very attractively presented, it had a smoky flavor and was packed with beef along with bits of asparagus and zucchini. It was pretty good. We were pleasantly surprised at the end of our meal to receive complementary scoops of a delicious vanilla ice cream. Considering the excellent service, big menu and good food, I'm going with five stars.

We ordered delivery from Taiko and it was very disappointing…read more The nigiri and rolls are both huge - you need to take several bites. They are cut inconsistently - some small pieces and some big pieces. The shrimp tempura had lettuce in it. I've never seen that before. And the slices were so big they fell apart when you tried to eat them. I was excited to see the King Crab Cali roll on the menu - but there were shells in the roll. I had to spit it out. 4 stars? Nope.

This place is great! I'll admit I order this for delivery too often. It's my comfort food! The…read moreportions are massive. The flavors are great and it's always consistently tasty. I recommend their sweet potato noodles! This review was made in connection with a Toast promotion.

Needed something quick and this came up so I decided to give it a try. Good thing I read the…read morereviews first or else I would not have been able to find it. Ghost kitchens are a hit or miss so I was nervous. When I came in, I got greeted shortly even though they were obviously busy. The space is big and they even have a bar. My food was ready so I was in and out pretty quick. I was starving as it was already evening and it was my first meal so I got to munching right away in my car. It wasn't until a few minutes into my meal I realized I was given the wrong order. I had ordered the build your own bulgogi bowl. This was my order: White Rice Sweet Potato Noodles Asian Slaw Garlic Butter Corn Wonton Chips Pickled Cucumber Spicy Edamame Spicy Mayo Soy Garlic Teriyaki I was missing sweet potato noodles, asian slaw, corn, and wonton chips. Instead I had spinach and kimchi. Both things I don't like so I ate around it. I was so hungry and surprisingly still so good I ate what I could. I would like to give it another chance but this time with what I like. Portion was worth it!!

Delicious spicy Korean ramen. Delicious spicy broth, good toppings, fast enough. I'm not a Raman…read moreexpert, but it was perfect for a cold day.

Part 2 of 2 for P in current alphabet series: P is for Pokerea:…read more I first visited on Wednesday, October 25, 2023. I had work travel to Caroline County, VA. On the way back I got a movie on my AMC A-List at AMC Potomac Mills, then walked around the mall & debated what I was going to eat for dinner, there was still traffic getting back to MD and would've been 9 before getting home, and looked at the food court and decided to try the Poke place, Pokerea. Staff was friendly, an assembly line of various ingredients to choose from like other Poke places, and I was amazed at how good this place was. This is the best Poke I've had in the DC area, and it's in a mall food court! Coincidentally, the other time I visited was a Wednesday too. My girlfriend & I were traveling back from Myrtle Beach, SC on Wednesday, September 4, 2024. We got to the mall in time to eat dinner before the movie we wanted to see with a little bit of time to spare to walk around the mall in addition to simply eating. I told her how great Pokerea was. Everything was just as great as I remembered, and she thought it was great too. If I'm back down that direction, I'd definitely be back.

Super delicious & great service! I went at an odd time so…read morethere weren't a lot of customers so our service was wonderful! We asked for the women final four game to be turned on and they were able to turn it on for us. We ordered fried rice and two sushi roles. It was so delicious!! Will be back for sure!

I've been here a few times before, but this most recent visit was really disappointing. It felt…read morelike the quality of the sushi had gone downhill, and the overall experience felt uninviting. The atmosphere: The restaurant is spacious, and I like it when the outdoor area is open since it has a shaded setup and a fire pit. Otherwise, there's still plenty of indoor seating. The food: We started with the Korean Fried Chicken in the soy garlic flavor, which was probably my favorite part of the meal. It came out hot and crispy. We also ordered two rolls, the Double Toro Roll and the Double Salmon Roll. Both were drenched in a Japanese dressing or soy-based sauce, which caused them to fall apart almost immediately after picking them up. The flavor was overly sour and salty, making it hard to taste the freshness of the fish. Overall, the balance of flavors felt completely off. We also tried the Spicy Crunchy Tuna Bites, and to our surprise, the only crunchy element was a small part of the outer rice shell. Everything else was chewy and overloaded with mayo, so it wasn't a favorite for us. The service: The service was a bit touch-and-go throughout the meal.

Food poisoning I…read morelove sushi and eat it frequently. I've never gotten sick from it before. However, the night I went here I woke up in the middle of the night feeling sick and went to the bathroom to throw up three times. We narrowed it down to be the food from this restaurant because we all had the same food that day. I was the only one to eat a sushi roll with "crunchy salmon" and was the only one to get sick. Because their crunchy salmon isn't whole pieces of fish but minced pieces with tempura pieces, it likely has fish that wasn't properly prepared

This quick spot for sushi is perfect. The cost is very reasonable and the service is fast. The…read moreinside has 7-10 tables so lots of seating for lunch or dinner, but we saw more takeout than in-person dining when we were there. I did see the prices are more expensive online, so something to note. I got the shrimp tempura and sweet potato rolls. Both were great!

We frequent here often. The quality , quantity and price point is just right. There's nothing…read morewe've tried that we didn't like. I always key in on the tempura and whether it's made probably. They do a great job here. While many do take out, we like to sit down and eat here.

Struggled finding a sushi place open around 2pm on a weekday since most close at this hour, was…read morelucky to stumble upon Osaka! Very quiet, attentive service, and good quality food. The edamame was perfectly salted and the rolls/fish tasted fresh.

Very nice restaurant with good food. The service is very friendly and attentive…read more Butter chicken with medium spice is a good choice. For us the chicken was a bit dry but the sauce was very good. Chicken tikka is also a very good choice. The inside of the restaurant is very nice. Linen table cloth, metal utensils and glassware make it a very nice atmosphere.

This is my "go to" Indian restaurant in the Woodbridge area. I've only dined in once. I usually…read morejust pick up the food and enjoy it at home. Some of my favorites include the chicken biryani with raita, the bhindi masala, mulligatawny soup and rasmalai.