I saw Shiro listed as the best sushi in San Antonio and I had to see for myself if it was true. I…read moremean weve been to Yozora their sister restaurant so we had faith and... It is indeed. Reservations a must. Gorgeous patio seating with riverwalk view. Inside is a bit noisy, crowded, but clean. But the service is amazing. Jameson took good care of us. They have all day happy hour on Sunday. You can get actually good rolls like their Thai Surprise and Soul Sister. They are delicious and easily the best sushi I've had. Their hot line gyoza and walu nachos also on happy hour are good. My sister and mom got their meals wagyu teriyaki and Chilean seabass. Pricier but comes with a lot. I loved the salad . All great food just do it. Only issue was they forgot my sushi after boxing it for me resolved issue over the phone

I made a reservation and enjoyed an appetizer accompanied by a refreshing Japanese beverage. During…read moremy visit, I met an individual who, candidly, did not quite align with my expectations. Fortunately, the atmosphere was enhanced by the Spurs game, which was entertaining despite the disappointing outcome. The service was attentive, professional, and contributed positively to the overall experience. Would I return? Quite possibly - particularly with a companion whose company better complements the quality of the venue.

My husband and brother enjoyed this place! my brother who's craving Japanese curry, said this is…read morepretty close and would not mind driving to grab this meal again! We asked for sauce to be separate since we wanted to heat up the chicken in the airfryer for that added crisp! The Gyudon, dont let the size of the onions deceive you, my husband who doesn't like visible onions in his meal, enjoyed this one! He said he didn't find the need to take out the onions because it blended well with the flavor of the dish! It was a nice portion of rice and meat too!

I will say i really enjoyed the Onigiri that i ordered. Unfortunately when i got to the curry, it…read morelooked like goop. I did poor it over top, they did not pour it that way. But it's like sludge honestly. Curry should atleast be more liquid like, smooth consistency. There's a review already posted for reference and there is a clear difference between the curries. This is just my experience as a first timer, hopefully it was a mistake.

Cody was the GOAT. Crushed it and made us feel extremely welcome. We'd come back just to have…read moreanother good convo with him.

Came in for a Friday night with friends and we loved it. Our serve was funny, attentive and…read morerecommended items on the menu. Definitely try the Mac-n-Cheese, brisket roll and blistered green beans. The grasshopper was fantastic and tasted like a liquid Andes chocolate mint. I could have had four!

Amazingly Delicious I recommend this restaurant to all who want good quality food always on pointread more

Honestly, I am a sucker for Asian food... so if a food court has an Asian option, I will definitely…read moreget it. I went with TK because I had sushi yesterday so wasn't really feeling it! TK is very very fast! They sell more than teriyaki. Their combo plate is $13.50. With that, you get one protein and one carb. I got the orange chicken as well as the lo mein. The lo mein felt more like a chow mein based on how it was cooked. The orange chicken was very little protein. It felt like mostly breading since the pieces were so small. Looking at the pictures, the teriyaki chicken or the chicken and broccoli might be a better choice if you are watching your weight! Anyways, I do think it is a better option of all of the ones that are offered at the Boeing center. You don't really need to interact with anyone, you order on their self serve kiosk. (this is true about all of the locations in the venue). When you pick up your food, you can grab hot sauce with it.

10/10 service, sashimi, presentation, and intimate atmosphere. I would definitely come back in the…read moreevening for the romance vibes. Best place for a date.

Cockroaches walking around the floor on a Sunday afternoon. What does the kitchen look like?!?! I…read moresaw three different little ones before stopping to take a video. I paid for my food and decided not to make a scene because of the embarrassment but I will never come back here ever again!!!

Service was very kind as we took a moment placing our orders. 5 out of 5…read more We got the Ube: it was creamy and full of flavor with a warm pancake style fish (it has a name I don't know how to spell sorry) 5 out of 5 Vanilla and Blurberry: this was my personal favorite and so glad we went out of our way to try this. 5 out of 5 I hope I can fine something like this closer to home. Overall 5 out of 5

We ordered the dango. It is very subpar compared to dango in Japan. It was frozen, not freshly…read moremade. It is also about half the size as you would get at in Japan. The dango and kinako powder can also be purchased next door at Minnano. Usually Japanese mochi is covered all over in kinako, not sprinkled ontop; so most of the kinako was wasted. Not worth the $3 for this small amount. I prefer making it at home with mochiko flour.

Bottom line up front: great food at a fair price, hole in the wall atmosphere, casual ambiance…read more Service was great, but could see it being poor when very busy as there appeared to be only one woman working, the owner, but she was very attentive and the food came out quickly. Their machine was down for credit card transactions, but I fortunately had cash. Ask ahead of time, or bring cash just in case. No ATM on site. I ordered the pork bulgogi and it was delicious, the lunch portion was a bento box with just enough food, but order the dinner portion if you're very hungry. The dumplings were also very yummy!

This food is a 10 out of 10! I literally couldn't stop eating until everything was finished. The…read moreflavors are unbelievable. I ordered the beef Bulgogi, the short ribs, gyoza looking things, and some sort of soup. I don't know. Can't remember the name. Right now, I have completely demolished the beef Bulgogi, the short rib ribs, the Gyoza looking things, the rice, and now I am down to the soup with the glass noodles the egg whites and some bean sprouts. It looks like this place is incredible 10 out of 10 would recommend just don't DoorDash it. Go in person. Check out my photo for the proof that I demolish this. Amazing taste! 10/10 taste. 5/10 customer service. Because when I called, this place immediately yelled, "NOOOOO!" And hung up. I only wanted to tell them that their food tastes so good that I was disappointed that they forgot my beef bulgogi.

Midweek dinner out with the wife! The staff greets everyone as they enter or leave. The menus are…read moreup front where you order and pay at the register before finding a seat. We sat at the bar this time so we could see the chefs in action. It was cool hearing them coordinate orders and cooking. The music was light but nice. We ordered a tonkotsu ramen with grilled bokchoy add on and a tantanmen ramen with pork belly add on. For drinks, a butterfly bramble and shishito margarita (with accompanying waters, of course). Order number 10 was yonko luffy! The drinks came out first. I love butterfly pea drinks in general and this was no exception. The lime kept it refreshing with a mellow bite of alcohol. The shishito margarita had just enough spice to complement the tequila without being overpowering. Finally, the ramen! My wife enjoyed her tonkotsu ramen, but had a touch too much green onion. For the tantanmen, I had that first sip of broth (segregated from the pork by the toppings) and instantly thought "umami." That's always a bit hard to classify for me, but that broth really did it for me. I was hesitant to get the spicy ground pork because it's harder to scoop up, but that first sip made it worth it. And as the meal progressed, the spiciness of the pork seeped into the broth deliciously. The crunch of the bok choy was one of the reasons I got this dish; so good! The added pork belly was nicely charred and the fat melted in your mouth. I demoooolished that ramen. Perfectly full, not too much. Cheers!

I went to Kimura with my daughter. Parking is limited, so be aware of that…read more From the outside, the restaurant gives a bit of an "hmm, maybe not" impression, but once inside I was pleasantly surprised. The space is clean, nicely decorated, and has a calm, welcoming atmosphere. We held the door open for a girl right behind us, who came across as a bit rude. I didn't think much of it until she ended up being the one taking our order. Her tone and demeanor felt off-putting, almost as if we were inconveniencing her. While ordering, she also corrected me while I was explaining menu items to my daughter, which felt unnecessary. Food-wise: * I ordered the Katsu Sando. They don't offer regular mayo... only spicy... so keep that in mind. It wasn't overly spicy and was actually really delicious. * My daughter ordered the Shoyu Ramen. It was good, but not something we'd order again. * We also ordered steamed edamame, which I always enjoy. I wouldn't give this place five stars due to the service, but I would come back, because they weren't all rude; likely with my other daughter, to try some of the other dishes that caught our eye. Hopefully next time we're made to feel a bit more welcome... unless kids aren't welcome and I missed that memo