Poke One is such a gem. It's conveniently located off Wendover, super clean inside, and the staff…read moreis always friendly and really on top of things. The prices are some of the most reasonable I've seen in the area for sushi and appetizers, and the food is consistently outstanding. The fruit tea is so refreshing -- they add chunks of watermelon along with the flavoring, which makes it even better. The sushi and shumai rolls are great, the shoyu beef ramen was amazing, and the poke bowl was just as good. I've been here a few times now, and it honestly just keeps getting better. My most recent visit really stood out -- they packed my to-go order in a reusable tote and included two Labubu toys (one for me and one for my partner) plus some fridge magnets. It completely made my day. I haven't gotten a surprise toy with a meal in years, and it was such a fun, thoughtful touch. Highly recommend checking this place out and supporting a local spot that clearly cares about their customers.

Had salmon lovers bowl, pan fried gyoza, lychee bubbletea, and make your own bowl. All was…read moredelicious. Generous portion of salmon IMO. Gyoza tasty and the daughter loved the bubbletea. Commented it even has fruit (apple) to for some crunchy texture. Would recommend and also will come again.

I came here for the first time for lunch. I never went to it before when it was a poke-only place,…read moreso I was interested to try the new place out. They had more on the menu than I expected, from smash burgers, to buttermilk fried chicken to, obviously, poke bowls. I built my own bowl, and was very happy with the result. Everything tasted fresh and very flavorful. My only small gripe was that I could tell the pineapple was not fresh and obviously canned. The jalapenos were fresh sliced and added a bit of heat, which is perfect. I feel like this is one of those places I could come back multiple times and get different combinations of things in the menu.

(4.25 stars) A funky little spot in a bright blue building,…read moreThat Place in the West End is a mad science experiment that shouldn't work but somehow does. It began as a poke bowl place but has since added everything from rice and noodle bowls to burgers and hot dogs to sandwiches and wings. It hasn't gone full Cowfish (yet), but trying to offer so much is a risky proposition. And yet, if my visit was anything to go by, the eclecticism didn't come at the cost of execution. I popped in shortly before noon on a Saturday to find the restaurant mostly empty (though patrons were pouring in when I was ready to leave). It's definitely a casual space - counter service with disposable bowls - albeit more colorful - and a decent bit costlier -- than a fast food joint. I was nearly set on building my own poke bowl when I spotted a cold noodle section of the menu. Peanut salad noodles with shrimp sounded too good to pass up. My food came quickly, and it hit the spot. The peanut sauce had a spicy kick, the cabbage and peanuts offered a satisfying crunch, and the shrimp were cooked well. I had lowered my expectations based on the atmosphere, but I shouldn't have: this dish would have held up at a more upscale place. With so expansive a menu, I don't know if That Place in the West End can keep up the quality across the board, but I would gladly return to this place for more noodles. Or a poke bowl. Or a burger. Or fried chicken. Or...

First time trying this place and got it delivered but WOW. I'll be hitting this place up regularly!…read moreI had the Hawaiian poke bowl and it was unbelievable! The ingredients were so fresh and the light peanut sauce was perfect, both the flavor and the amount. I'll have to drop in and check out the actual location downtown. Can't wait to try more off the menu!

One of the biggest poke burritos I've had! And delicious as well…read more This unassuming poke spot downtown is a no frills joint that holds some tables and window bar seats. Cozy interior for eating in and perfect for takeout as well. But there is nothing unassuming about their food. Love the ordering process if you want to build your own. You get a pencil and a sheet with all of the options on it. Pick whatever you want, turn it in, and in a flash they have it ready for you. I honestly have no idea how they can plate something so good and presentable in the amount of time they do it in. Commendable! And the quality of the ingredients, especially the sushi, is top notch. I got the salmon poke burrito, and this thing came out loaded and large. They definitely do not skimp on the fish or the fixings. Compared to similar poke burrito options at other Greensboro locations, this is the biggest by far. And for $12 (1 protein) it's an amazing deal for what you get in both quality and quantity. They also have a variety of options for bowls, boba, milk teas, smoothies and other drinks. This will definitely be a spot we come to often when downtown and in the mood for something light, healthy and super tasty. And many times, we eat a large meal prior to a Tanger show and feel weighed down and tired. This could be a great pre-show pit stop if you don't want to deal with food coma while watching a show right after.

Really love this spot! The service was good. We were immediately greeted and sat. The servers were…read moresure to check in on us pretty regularly and were nice. The food definitely hit the spot. We got gyoza as an app, which didn't have the most meat but was so crispy which I really loved. I ordered the Tan Tan ramen as my entrée and it was a giant serving. Delicious from first to last bite/sip. The ramen did have a little kick to it but it wasn't anything crazy like you'd expect at some other more traditional restaurants. Also instead of mints they give you a little Chinese candy which is a nice touch.

The staff were incredible, as was the food. We got spam musubi, takoyaki, a regular miso ramen, two…read morespicy ones, and my kids shared a chicken katsu plate. Portions are generous, everything from the sauce in the spam musubi to the pork in the ramen. The inside was simple, comfortable. Everything about our trip to Qinji Hawaiian BBQ & Ramen was honestly perfect. We'll absolutely be back, already talking about when we can go again.

Amazing and friendly place. Sashimi and sushi. Rolls. !!!…read more Fresh. Friendly and good. Honest place. Now, one of my favorite places to eat in Greensboro.

I like this place. It is spacious. The booths are comfortable and it has wide windows along the…read moreperimeter. The waiters are nice. The food is always served hot and tasty. I enjoyed my orange chicken this visit. My friend had 2 sushi rolls and they looked amazing. Plates were empty! This is silly, but I don't know who controls the music but it is always a total vibe. They have great taste. I think this place is a hidden gem.

I've been to Wasabi a few times. Their lunch specials are pretty solid. You can get 2 rolls and a…read moresoup or salad for like $12 or three for $16. Even on the weekends. The sushi always taste good and the service is consistently good. I've never had to wait to be seated even on days and times I would expect to be busy. There are closer sushi restaurants to me but I'll take the twenty minute drive for quality sushi that's well priced.

I have eaten here a couple of times for lunch and enjoyed it. Service was good and always pleasant…read more The hibachi lunch specials are very tasty and and a lot of food for the price. I haven't had the sushi yet, but I will probably get it next time and update my review. One thing to call out is their spicy mustard sauce for the hibachi. I love spicy mustard and theirs is the best I've had.

As someone who's eaten their fair share of sushi across NC (as well as some of the best in LA), I…read morehate having to write this review. We were originally planning to hit up our usual AYCE spot in Greensboro but didn't want to deal with the wait, so we decided to try Kimono since it's closer to home. Big mistake. Let's start with the rolls - they're basically rice bombs with a hint of fish somewhere in there. If you're into eating mostly rice with your sushi, then jackpot! But if you're looking for that perfect rice-to-fish ratio and fresh, vibrant flavors that good sushi should have, keep driving. The quality is barely a step above what you'd grab from Harris Teeter's sushi counter, and I'm being generous here. The only saving grace was our server, who was attentive and friendly throughout the meal. But friendly service can't make up for mediocre food, especially when the bill hits $120 for three people. At that price point, you expect way better quality. Bottom line: Save your money and make the drive to a better spot. There are too many good sushi places in the Triad to settle for this. Your wallet (and taste buds) will thank you later.

recently visited Kimono for sushi and, unfortunately, was left quite disappointed. I ordered the…read moreNinja Roll and the Spicy Tuna Roll. The rolls were heavy on the rice, which overwhelmed the other flavors. Additionally, there was an off-putting funky taste that made the sushi comparable to what you'd find in a grocery store. On a positive note, the waiter was extremely nice and friendly, providing great service throughout the meal. While the ambiance and service were pleasant, the sushi itself did not live up to expectations. It gets one star for bad food and the extra star for the great service.

Sometimes, the best meals are the ones you weren't expecting to have. My wife and I had hoped to…read morecheck out a new all you can eat sushi place, but both it and the existing AYCE spot had lines out the door. After placing a call to Little Tokyo to confirm they too weren't filled to capacity, we headed there for our sushi fix, and it made me regret not having visited sooner. Little Tokyo boasts a pleasant, relaxing ambiance that made it a welcome refuge from the night's rather intense rain. The menu here is Japanese (sushi, sashimi, hibachi, etc.) albeit with some Korean and Chinese influences. The selection of sushi rolls is extensive, and quite a few of them sounded intriguing. Admittedly, the Italian (a California roll topped with white fish, tomato sauce, and cheese) was a bridge too far even for me. My wife and I came hungry and went with two apps (steamed dumplings and vegetable gyoza), four rolls, and two misos. The food was, across the board, quite good. Whereas some miso can blast you with salt, Little Tokyo's broth benefitted from an underlying richness. Our sushi was beautifully plated and tasted fresh. Of the rolls we tried, the Bulgoki (beef, crab, cucumber, and eel sauce) was my favorite. Prices here are reasonable for the quality of the food (rolls in the low-mid teens, most apps under $10), and severs are polite. The kitchen isn't lightning fast, but we didn't find the wait unreasonable. Based on ratings, I expected "good," and based on hunger levels and a desire to be out of the rain, I would have settled for "OK." Little Tokyo, however, ended up being surprisingly great.

You walk in and it feels special, like a little hint of Asia. The decor sets the mood nicely. The…read moreBento box was plentiful and the Hibachi steak was really good. Service was good. Restaurant was clean.