Although the SPAM musubi and the mac salad were delicious, the Huli Huli chicken was a bit too…read moresalty. The beef bulgogi was delicious, but the garlic fried rice was devoid of flavor since it literally tastes like drinking cooking oil but in solid form. Even Panda Express or Dillon's makes better fried rice than Sharky's. There was so much grease that comes out of fried rice that it leaves a pool of grease behind and it creates friction in my mouth when I tried to eat it which is not normal. Overall, I would advise to avoid the fried rice at Sharky's even if you're not a picky eater or otherwise you would be left disappointed. If you're craving fried rice, I would advise to look elsewhere for that craving.

The food is good but it's incredibly difficult for some reason to get my order as I order it. Why…read moreoffer a make-your-own poke bowl if it's how you decide to make it vs. how I've ordered it? Why buy a $20 salad if it's not served as ordered? If I come back it's going to be a while. 5th visit, 5th where I've paid & tipped for them to screw it up!

Ordered the stir fry udon with beef. I got maybe 5 small pieces of beef in it. Flavor leaves a lot…read moreto be desired. I also ordered the gyoza but they didnt put it in my bag and I didn't realize it was missing until I got home. I wouldn't eat here again. That being said my kids love their boba drinks so I'm sure I'll be back for the drinks.

Nice place and people here, but I've had way better Raman. It just wasn't very flavorful and was…read morekind of expensive for the quality. We didn't try any of their speciality beverages though. Atmosphere was nice, photo op friendly.

wooooow im visiting and I didnt think kansas would have good ethnic food (sorry no hate)…read more but this ramen was a 9/10 the chicken curry ramen and the five spice ramen were soooo good. the broth was well done we also got the crab sushi which was good but nothing special. the service was also great, the hostess took care of us :)

Cute lil place lacking in decor. My biggest issue was the food quality. Probably the most mediocre…read moresushi I've had to date. I could tell the quality of the ingredients was sub par. It could've been my choice of sushi. Might try them again someday

I'm a regular at this restaurant because the food is consistently delicious and the service is…read moregreat--but tonight, I left disappointed enough to write this review. We came in as a party of five at 8:30pm, fully aware they close at 9. We ordered quickly and respectfully, excited to enjoy one of my favorite dishes: the chicken katsu. I've raved about it to friends, especially the generous portions--normally two large, pounded-out chicken breasts per order. But tonight was a different story. We ordered a bibimbap, 10 wings, a roll, gyoza, a child's katsu, tempura and two chicken katsu meals (close to $20 each). For our katsus instead of full portions, it was obvious the kitchen split one order between both plates--then handed the scraps to the child's meal, which we were told would be "half" an adult size. It wasn't even close. Not only was the portion insulting, but the food wasn't fresh. The chicken was dry, overcooked, and hard as a rock. I couldn't even bite through one piece--I had to spit it out. When we brought it up, they offered 10% off. Honestly, that felt like a slap in the face. I had just convinced people to come here based on how good this meal used to be, and instead I ended up apologizing to my guests for bringing them here and still paid for meals we weren't fully served. If you were low on chicken, in a rush to close, or just had a lazy cook that night--own it. Don't try to pass off a single meal as two. That's not just disappointing--it's dishonest. This experience was a joke. And if that's how regulars get treated, I will regular no more.

Food:Everything had good flavor but the polish was a little off. The appetizers were difficult to…read moreeat without spoons (which were not provided and I felt weird asking for one so I ended up recycling my husband's spoon from his soup). The sushi was wrapped really loosely and fell apart while I picked it up with chopsticks. My husband's beef teriyaki was good and he had no qualms on the flavor but again presentation was a little messy. Service was good. They refilled our waters and soda without issue. The food came out sporadically and was not sent out together, which left my husband waiting to eat while my food got cold (crispy rice) and then warm (sushi), respectively. Ambiance was dark and moody. Like hard to see dark; there was not enough light from the tiny candle on the table to make up for it. I get the vibe but I would opt for more light overall. The decorations on the walls were tasteful. The overhead lighting felt like they raided the outdoor patio light section of Lowe's when it was clearance in the seasonal garden section. The Tiber on the walls was nice but again felt a bit DIY. My biggest issue was with the tableware. I understand that disposable chopsticks are easier than reusable ones but honestly it would have elevated the meal a lot for me. I know it's picky but for the vibe and location it seems like it would have been an easy add.

absolutely amazing. from the appetizers to the sushi rolls, everything was wonderful. you have to…read moretry the Ninza Cake appetizer. simply amazing. wish I would have ordered 2 !! simply some of the best sushi I have had in years. well done guys !!

It has been a while since I've been here but I love the new location and it still has AWESOME sushi…read morehere! Rivals any I've ever had in bigger cities like Seattle, LA, etc. I had the Honey Stone roll and it was fabulous!! Also had the yakisoba noodles which I didn't plan on eating all of it, but couldn't stop! Good service, very nice atmosphere and they even have a drink serving robot!! My only complaint was a manager looking woman was much more interested in texting or doing something on her phone than working, which wasn't great to observe, but our wait staff was kind and attentive.

We came here for happy hour since a friend suggested it. Very cute location next to a fountain and…read morewho doesn't love a happy hour right? This place is a bit fancy with the white tablecloth and food for date night. 3/5 Oysters - average 4/5 Beef with beetroot - very good 4/5 Crab cake - this was a thin cake, not too bad 4/5 Steak tar tar - very good 3/5 Scallops - bit rubbery 3/5 Steak - a bit chewy Our waitress Chelsea was very attentive and super nice. Checked on us to make sure we were good and made our experience very nice. The HH drinks were just ok.

I have been to Newport Grill a few times, and I have loved my experiences every time. The ambiance…read moreis nice and contemporary. The food and drinks are delicious - I love their kale salad, and I am not even a fan of kale. The Amaretto Sour is one of the best I have ever had, and the filet and the halibut are also fantastic. They fly in their fish six days a week, so even for a super landlocked city like Wichita, the seafood here is top shelf. On the last visit, we had Chelsea as our server, and she made our visit extra special with her amazing care and service. I look forward to visiting Newport again.

Solid beer selection and great bar food! Place is a vibe that's for sure. If your looking to meet…read moreup grab some drinks solid bar food this is your place.

Everything was great, except for there was only one drummet when we ordered the wings. Felt like…read morethere should be more drummets. Thought they were very good and we will come back

Public at the Brickyard was one of the highlights of our time in Wichita. After spending the day…read moreexploring Tanganyika Wildlife Park, we wanted a relaxing dinner within walking distance of our hotel, and this locally owned restaurant was exactly what we were hoping to find. The first surprise was the size of the restaurant. From the street, it looks fairly modest, but once inside, it opens into a beautiful historic warehouse with exposed brick, an industrial feel, and a lively atmosphere. I also loved discovering the large outdoor patio tucked away behind the building--it would be a fantastic place to enjoy live music on a future visit. We ordered the baby back ribs, which had just been introduced to the menu that evening, and they were incredible. The meat was tender enough to fall right off the bone, the baked beans had just the right amount of spice, and the fries rounded out a great comfort meal. I also enjoyed trying a local cider on tap, and we couldn't resist finishing with the Key Lime Pie Crème Brûlée, which was absolutely delicious. What really stood out was how relaxed the experience felt. Even though the restaurant was busy, we never felt rushed. The staff was friendly, the atmosphere was welcoming, and it was the perfect place to unwind after a full day of adventure. If you're visiting Wichita, especially if you're staying in Historic Old Town, I highly recommend adding Public at the Brickyard to your itinerary. Great food, genuine hospitality, and a wonderful example of supporting local Kansas producers make this a restaurant I'll gladly return to on my next visit.

Great food, nice atmosphere, good service. There was live music outside, we didn't venture inside,…read morebut we'll be back for sure.