The food was good. The soup could of been hotter. The service was great and the server's were…read moregreat. The place looks really good, some of the sitting is outdated but overall experience was good. I would definitely be coming back

I WOULDNT recommend for ramen or udon fans. My udon as you see is barely touched. The broth had raw…read morepeppers and ruined the broth completely and it was cloudy. I'm not used to milky looking udon so I was already skeptical however I took a chance and wish I didn't then they only offered to discount or replace the item after the udon I just wanted to leave ........ I regret it and I accidentally tipped an additional extra $4 because I forgot gratuity was already included. Needless to say hours later I'm so annoyed and bothered I had to make a review. Go somewhere else at least for udon

Vibe: Hidden gem for sure. One of those spots that surprises you once you actually try it…read more Food: The red honey chicken was fire, nice kick to it without being overpowering. Chicken came out hot and fresh, waffle fries were seasoned well, and the waffle, honestly tasted more like a funnel cake and was way better than a regular Belgian waffle to me. Service/Timing: Food came out hot and fresh, which already puts them ahead of a lot of places. Value: $20 for a 4-piece meal, basically two sides, a drink, plus an extra waffle was a solid deal. Highlight: Chicken!! Wrap-Up: Definitely a spot I'd go back to. Good portions, flavorful food, and way better than expected. Hidden gem status earned.

This was surprisingly delicious --especially for delivery! We picked this spot at random on the…read moreSunday after Thanksgiving when nobody felt like cooking, and it did not disappoint. We ordered the salmon and shrimp bento box, the chicken and shrimp bento box, and the shrimp and salmon with noodles. The food arrived piping hot, the aroma filled the house, and everything tasted incredibly fresh. If you're choosing between entrées, spend the extra few dollars on the bento box. It comes loaded with a California roll, spring rolls, and a few dumplings. The Yum Yum sauce is the perfect sweet-and-spicy balance and pairs beautifully with the teriyaki. One things is that the shrimp are not abundant so order extra, I think we had about 8 in each order, a bit of a bummer. I was honestly shocked to learn this isn't a sit-down restaurant because the food tastes like a full kitchen crew is back there working magic. If you're craving something fresh, flavorful, and delivered hot--THIS IS THE ONE!

The food is daaaank. Quick service, put in online for pickup. Would definitely come back again,…read moreportion sizes are great.

If you pack lunch daily, there are few worse feelings than arriving to the office and realizing…read morethat you forget your food at home. This happened yesterday when I badged in and realized I left my insulated cooler sitting on my kitchen counter. I almost let out a Charlie Brown-esque "Aaargh!" But on those days when I have to venture out at 12pm, one of the more reliable lunch spots is Hibachi Express. One can find this type of restaurant in any food court mall or in downtown business districts; so it's both odd and fortunate that I have a place like near my office. Located right off the MD side of I-495, there is plentiful parking in the strip mall where Hibachi Express is located. Walk in, and there is a digital menu board to choose from. Normally, I just get the Teriyaki Chicken which runs about $11...but decided on being bougie and upgraded to the chicken bento box. If you've been to one of these fast casual hibachi places...you know the drill. You can observe as your dish are placed onto a flatop grill, while the cook uses long spatulas to toss and sear the ingredients. From the time you place your order to pick-up is usually about 5-8 minutes. The bento box has a few pieces of spring rolls, some gyozas, 4 California rolls, a side of cabbage, and the chicken with Teriyaki sauce. If you're dining out for lunch, you're gonna typically gonna spend between $15-$20. So I consider this relatively cheap for $14 with tax and tip. Fried items are nice and crispy, while the rolls are reminiscent of supermarket sushi (which isn't a bad thing). I usually opt to NOT get extra sauce on my protein since it's too sweet, but otherwise, the chicken is cooked well without being overly chewy or dry. Honestly, Hibachi Express isn't fancy, but it's a solid value for the quality and portion sizes. Bonus that unlike at some places, they provide cups for water rather than making customers pay for the bottled variety.

I had an awesome experience with my first order! From ordering to pick up was smooth and fairly…read morequick! The food was amazing, restaurant worthy habachi! Tey the Kill moe!

The food was absolutely delicious! I would highly recommend this place over other hibachi spots,…read moreother carryouts. Everything was packed with flavor. I didn't need to add anything at all. Also, the portion sizes are incredible and definitely worth the cost. You get so much food, and it's beyond satisfying. I'll definitely be back!

This is a carryout Asian joint co-located in a pub named Hill Spirit Unlimited. There is very…read morelimited metered street parking within walking distance of this restaurant, and those spots are at a premium. You order and/or pick up your food. They serve Korean Fried chicken, chicken sandwiches, fries, bao, chicken tenders, and some Korean dishes. I placed my order online and got 8 wings, some fries, and street corn. They have a few sauces to choose from for your wings including soy garlic, spicy, Korean BBQ, or yangnyeom. I got the yangnyeom sauce on my wings. The staff there was ok. They did their jobs, not overly friendly, but not mean either. My food was ready in about 20 minutes. Even though there was seating available, I took my food back home to eat. My food was really good. The wings were crispy, and the sauce was sweet and spicy, as I like it. The corn was also tasty and very cheesy. The cole slaw that came with the wings was ok. It was edible, but I have had better. The fries were decent, but it is really hard to mess up fries, even though I have seen it done. This joint has an easy process for placing food orders. The food is better than average, and I really liked it. They lost one star because the service was just mehhhh or not memorable.

We came here for lunch. Had the pork pot stickers for an appetizer and they were crunchy and hot…read moreand we loved them! My husband ordered the spicy chicken fried rice and said it was very good. I had the soy garlic chicken steamed buns and they were fabulous! Worth a visit! You order and pay by QR code, but a server will take your order if you prefer. Everyone was nice and it was a pleasant experience.

When my wife and I first came to base bowl the food was amazing. The broth was flavorful, the…read morenoodles were fantastic and this time.. IT was an extreme let down. I got the batters favorite and it tasted like noodles in water. It was bland from start to finish. Even adding the Chili oil did not help. The meet was unseasoned, the broth was unseasoned, the drinks were not good. I don't know if it was just an off night or the place has gone down hill. It use to be vibrant and a place you could hang with friends and chill. Now, it was empty and lifeless and this is on a Friday night. Our friends got a mixture of things and one of my friends got the coconut curry ramen with extra chicken and didn't even bother eating the chicken and said the Ramen itself was not worth it. I'm not a fan of trashing restaurants, I truly like to find the beauty somewhere but this place gave my wife food poisoning. Immediately a couple hours later after eating from there, we left around 10pm, she started to violently vomit at midnight and it lasted for a long period. How do we know it was this place.... Her vomit was straight Ramen. So, I say this to say.. eat here at your own risk. Batters Favorite: 0/10.. Just taste like water with Noodles Mango Tango: 0/10... Tasted like mango with no tango.

For a cold and dreary day, hot ramen is the perfect pick me up! Saw plenty of great reviews about…read morethis place and decided to check it out. Street parking was a challenge as others seemed to have the same idea but once I parked across the street everything from there was up. It's pretty spacious with a nice size patio area; it was empty, so I opted to sit at the bar - they have happy hour specials all day every day. I settled for a tequila lemon drop, edamame and the Strike Out ramen with fried chicken. The chicken was seasoned but I felt like I had mostly fat which added a chewy texture so I didnt eat all of it. The ramen itself was good, had a nice spice to it and the lemon drop was strong. The edamame was soft, like they used thawed frozen peas and barely any salt. Overall - this visit satisfied the craving of wanting ramen. I would give it another try especially since it's close by and the all day happy hour is a plus

Delicious food and friendly staff here in Navy Yard. Located just steps from The Yards and it was…read morelarge on the inside with plenty of seating. They do have canned sodas, but we were happy with our food. My husband loved his pork fried rice and shared that with our little one. I loved my drunken chicken noodles that was just spiced nicely but not too spicy. My friend enjoyed her chicken pad Thai. Overall happy to have tried this restaurant with family tonight.

Tried this Thai restaurant for the first time with coworkers today. I ordered the chicken Pad Thai,…read moreone coworker had the shrimp & chicken fried rice, and another got the cashew chicken. The service was great and everyone was friendly. My coworkers really enjoyed their dishes and thought the food was really good. My Pad Thai was just okay for me - the noodles tasted a little too soggy. I was also surprised that our group had to stay on one tab instead of separate checks. Overall, I'd say it's a decent, average Thai restaurant with good service.

I wanted to like this place more, especially since it's close by and Korean tacos sounded…read morepromising, but it was just okay. I got the pulled pork tacos and chicken tacos, and the meat was the main issue. It was a little dry and didn't have much flavor. With Korean-inspired food, I expected more savory depth, maybe some sweetness from a marinade, a little vinegar, sesame, or stronger grilled flavor. They have a big griddle, but the meat didn't really taste like it was cooked fresh on it. It felt more like the ingredients were assembled rather than cooked together into something cohesive. The tacos also didn't really read as Korean or Mexican to me, aside from the sauce. The individual ingredients seemed fine, but together they didn't have much punch. The "kimchi" was also disappointing. It tasted more like slaw with gochujang than actual fermented kimchi. Price was around $13 or $14 for three tacos, which is not shocking these days, but it felt a bit high for what it was. They do have a Tuesday special, I think around $9 for three tacos, which is probably the better time to try it. The atmosphere is also a little flat. Every time I've gone, it has felt pretty empty rather than bustling. Overall, it's not bad, and I still go because it's convenient, but I was hoping for more flavor and more of a clear Korean-Mexican identity.

Delicious (but spicy) food with a fusion twist - fun atmosphere (kids can play claw games while you…read morewait), and tons of flavor. I've been to TaKorean twice and both times I leave with a happy belly and a smile. Our go-to family favorites are the Avocado Fries, Birria Ramen, and Nori Tacos. The avocado fries are lightly breaded and dusted with a spicy powder - they're the perfect combination of crispy and creamy and come with a dipping sauce that has a bit of sweetness to it. If you can't handle spice, they can adjust it for you, but I absolutely love the Birria ramen which is a mixture of their plain ramen broth (not spicy) with their guajillo consomme (packs a nice kick). Disclaimer - the ramen has egg in it - which isn't mentioned on the menu, so just something to be aware of. I've had it twice and both times there was egg - which I didn't mind at all, but it was unexpected. My husband has tried the beef birria, bulgogi, nori, spicy fire, and crispy shrimp tacos, but his favorite is the nori which has a crispy seaweed shell and spicy tuna with avocado to cool it off. We've also tried the loaded buldak fries, shrimp burger, and beef bulgolgi bowl - all had great flavor, but my kids definitely can't take the heat - so we'll have to modify next time we come in. The drinks are also

Really, really dirty. Would rate 0 stars if I could. Sushi was not good and after seeing the…read morebathroom (that has probably never been cleaned ever) I'm thankful I didn't get raw sushi.