We had a great lunch today at Rock and Roll Sushi! First off, the place has great decorations and…read moreatmosphere! What's not to like about eating a sushi roll while Pat Benatar is on the big screen singing Hit Me with Your Best Shot? My wife had the Headbanger shrimp, which I also tried, and it was fantastic. We shared the fried wonton appetizer, which was decadent. I chose to try one of the house special tools: the Crowd Surfer. Very tasty!! Everything we had was excellent. Our waitress and the hostess were both friendly and helpful, kept our glasses full of water, and checked in with us often. If you are looking for sushi in Rome, you should definitely give them a try. I susoect you won't be disappointed!

TL;DR - Fun atmosphere, but some of the food didn't meet our expectations…read more First time trying this place, and I'm kinda torn. We got the Stage Divers appetizer, which was nice. Definitely try both sauces, as I couldn't really pick a favorite. My wife ordered miso soup with her entrée and I asked for the ginger salad with mine. Neither of us were terribly pleased. The ginger salad was literally just romaine lettuce and a ginger-flavored dressing. Okay, but could've been better. My wife felt the same about her soup. When it came to the entrees, my wife was elated with her dish (one of the hibachi options), but mine was a little underwhelming. Maybe it's because I chose the Rainbow Roll, which admittedly had a pretty mellow flavor, but the sides didn't help any. The sliced ginger was a little dry and had maybe half of the flavor intensity that I was used to, and the soy sauce (in a Kikkoman bottle, but no idea if that matched the actual contents) was *exceedingly* salty. Usually soy sauce is a good complement to most rolls, but this literally overpowered what little flavor the roll had. For dessert we tried the Mango Coconut Rockstars. It kinda felt like their spin on the mango sticky rice that some restaurants offer. Again, a bit underwhelming. The fried sticky rice stars had decent flavor and texture, but the mango was diced into tiny pieces. They were surprisingly firm and tasted a little under-ripe, almost with a pineapple-like acidity. Our server was pretty good, though it kinda felt like she was rushing us once our dessert was served. The atmosphere was kinda cool. The menus are tucked into vinyl album covers, and each menu has a different classic album cover on the front. There are a few TVs in the place playing old rock music videos (all the same, thankfully), and it added to the nostalgia. All in all, it was okay. We may come back to try some of the other menu items, but it's not likely to be my go-to for sushi.

We were looking for a Sushi restaurant near the CVS-ha! BINGO!…read moreWe had the 985 Roll, Shrimp Karaage, and the spring rolls-very good! Quick service, attentive waitress and good food! We will be back!!!

So looking forward to trying them! Service was great!…read moreThe Rock and Roll was pretty and Very tasty! The Sushi Burito was not at all to my liking... Not much to choose from on Sushi offerings. No Sashimi or Nigiri. Only two rolls to choose from! A disappointment! Lots of Korean and Raman Noodle Bowls if that's your thing... Won't be going back.

This is my second Jinya experience and first review. The food is delicious. Period. Hungry a little…read moreor a lot there's something for you the menu. Service is also superb. I love the welcome and thank yous in Japanese. It's a cute restaurant with a lot of homie comfort vibes. It was fun date night with the hubby. Looking forward to coming back here or another location. See y'all soon.

Vegan Night & Jefferson saved the day...Nvr had matcha before and when it was served, the guy who…read morebrought it didn't come back to clean the trail he left. Jefferson walked by and tidied up the table w/ the quickness=*}. So, I truly appreciated his attentiveness to that. Food. The gyoza wrap was thick and a little tough... the eggplant appetizer was delish... the garlic fried rice... the egg, I didn't expect it to mixed in the rice already (image on the menu had the egg served plainly around the garlic rice).

I went to 3+3 Lan Zhou Ramen and let me just say... I have not emotionally recovered from these…read morenoodles. First of all, the hand-pulled noodles?? You can taste the difference immediately. They're not just noodles, they're noodle artistry. The broth was rich, cozy, and the kind of thing that makes you pause mid-bite and go, "wait... why is this so good?" (Apparently this place is known for its fresh, handmade noodles and hearty broths, and yeah... that checks out. ) We ordered: * Sesame balls (dangerously snackable) * Chicken hand-pulled noodle soup (add the egg, trust me) * Shanghai pan-fried pork buns (crispy-bottomed little pockets of joy) * Lamb noodle soup (deep, savory, "I might become a regular" energy) Everything came out hot, fresh, and in portions that basically said, "we care about you... and your leftovers." Also, bonus points for being the kind of place where you can go full noodle goblin and nobody judges you. Final verdict: 5/5 Would absolutely return. Would absolutely bring friends. Would absolutely think about these noodles at random times like they're a past relationship. If you're anywhere near Kennesaw and not eating here... respectfully, what are you doing with your life?

I got the seafood noodle soup with hand pulled noodles (4/5); it was good, but I couldn't tell a…read moredifference between the hand pulled and normal noodles. We also got edamame as an appetizer (4.25/5); I forgot to get pictures of both. Service was good (4/5), and the interior of the restaurant is nice (4/5).

This was my first time trying this chain of Korean BBQ. I was pleasantly surprised!…read more My wife and I came in for lunch. We got the AYCE and added some spicy fried chicken. Everything was really good! All the meats we got were marinated. All were very flavorful and tender. Service was excellent! Overall a great experience! We would come back!

My wife and I eat here at least once a month! We come here for the service although we found out…read moretonight some of our favorite servers left. Tonight the portions were massive! I think we had a new server who did great! The thing about this place is everyone seems to pitch in at each table to make sure everything runs smoothly. We almost always get the beef bulgogi and the spicy chicken, but there are MANY meat options that we can't usually get to. You can absolutely throw down and get the meat sweats if you are into that. The sides that come with it are to your choosing. Plenty of choices. We love the rice cakes as an app. and, pro tip, order extra mushrooms and seasoning and cook them with the beef. It's delicious! The place is very modern and there are KPop stars/ music streaming on the TVs. I've seen large parties so don't hesitate. There is a full bar with drink specials throughout the week. This place is just fun! The food and service are great. We love it here and will keep coming back!

Our summer foodie adventure landed us at Momoiro at the Marietta Food Hall. We decided to try the…read moreramen. Here's my opinion. The ramen lacked flavor , the broth wasn't brothing. It was served lukewarm which I'm not use to ramen being served warm. The veggies were not fresh. We ordered through the kiosk so the service was pretty good. Everything you need to compliment your meal is self serve including lids for take home. The food hall offers a lot seating inside and outside and seating at the pizza bar as well. Across the street from the food hall you can enjoy free parking for 2 hours.

I couldn't decide on a spot to grab a rice bowl so I tried TWO!…read more This was the 1st of the two I tried. Easy kiosk ordering and prompt preparation - less than 10 minutes. The food was beautifully arranged and packaged. A small side of sauce was provided on the side. Overall, I prefer the 2nd place (see my reviews) but am pleased I tried Momoiro.

Yakitori Jinbei was an ok option that seemed to have more misses than hits…read more While the inside is cool with a sushi bar and some solid service, I think the meal itself was where something was missing. I shared the Karaage and Korean fried chicken with my friends and didn't find either to be something I would reorder, however I will say that my friends all spoke highly of the Korean fried chicken. For my main, I had the Wagyu Maki and it didn't live up to the expectations or price at all. We finished off with the mochi which was very tasty. I'll caveat this all with adding my friends who had the ramen and fried rice enjoyed their meals a lot more than mine. This could be a result of just ordering better items or just having a one-off bad experience myself. Overall, I think if you're avoiding seafood then Yakitori Jinbei might not be the best place to try in my personal experience.

5/5 Yakitori Janbeli…read moreI was in town for a business trip and decided to give Yakitori Janbeli a try after seeing all the glowing online reviews and the Food Network hype. I stopped by on a Tuesday evening around 8 PM, placed a call-in order, and it was ready in about 20 minutes--super convenient! I went with the fried rice and the Korean-style fried chicken. The place has a nice moderate-sized space with pleasant outdoor seating, and the staff was really friendly when I picked up my order. Once I got back and dug in, it was clear they use super fresh ingredients, and everything tasted like it was made to order. The fried rice had nice, layered flavors, and the chicken had a clean, crisp bite with a tasty sauce drizzled on top. Honestly, I couldn't quite see what all the major hype was about, but it was still a solid, good-quality meal with great presentation. That said, given the other more affordable options in the area with better portions, I probably wouldn't go back on my next visit. Would recommend if you're looking for fresh, quality ingredients in a convenient spot!

This is such a cute ramen spot that my wife found! They have both indoor and outdoor seating,…read morealthough the inside is a tad bit small. However, the excellent customer service more than makes up for it! We had a party of four and were able to seat ourselves while the waiter came over to take our orders. Everyone was super attentive and the service was fast. One server brought us our waters and was incredibly nice. Then another staff member came over to greet us and take our orders. Another gentleman brought out our fries and checked to see if we were ready to order our entrees, but we had already placed our orders. I really appreciated how attentive everyone was throughout our visit! Our food came out in a good amount of time. I ordered the miso ramen, and let me just say--it was a 10/10! The flavors were absolutely spectacular. I've never had tofu that good, and it was served on the side. The way the edamame was seasoned and paired with the broth was simply TOO GOOD! My wife ordered the tonkotsu ramen, which she really enjoyed. I tasted the broth, and it was definitely different from mine, but in a good way! My son also enjoyed his fries, which were fried to perfection. Needless to say, I HAVE to come back before I hit the road and head home!

When you first walk in you think it's a small ramen shop but the back has so much more seating and…read morea cool atmosphere. The waiter was very kind and had a very happy demeanor. We started out with the curry katsu sliders which were delicious but need extra sauce cause I wanted dipping. And the dry rub edamame were lit Ramen was delicious and just soul healing. Highly recommend.

Went here with my family and everything we tried was good. We had appetizers, two different ramen…read morebowls, and a rice bowl. All delicious.

I consider myself an expert in Asian cuisine so I state the following with a heavy heart…read more This place is VILE! Unless of course your name is Mister Ed and you love a good salt lick. I could not even eat my Ramen. I did not send it back as I had no confidence that the replacement food would be any better. I would say that this place is the Taco Bell of Ramen. Actually, I hate to insult Taco Bell like that. Let's just say it is way below par on all levels. I would give it no stars but Yelp will not allow that.

We visited on a Sunday during a holiday weekend, and to my surprise, it was very quiet. That turned…read moreout to be a bonus since parking in this area can be a challenge. There are a limited number of free parking spaces, but there's also a parking garage conveniently located right next to the restaurant. The restaurant was clean, and we were greeted as soon as we walked in. Since there were only about three occupied tables, we had our pick of seating. The menu is accessed through a QR code, but I appreciated that they also provide a tablet for guests who prefer not to (or can't) use their phones. The service was excellent. Our server took the time to explain the menu, answer questions, and clarify which substitutions were available. Hands down, the best gyoza I've had in Georgia. The wrappers were perfectly crisp with a juicy, flavorful filling that disappeared far too quickly. I ordered the Hot Miso Ramen, and it arrived looking just as incredible as it tasted. The vibrant crimson broth was topped with tender slices of pork chashu, a perfectly marinated jammy egg, sweet corn, scallions, sesame seeds, and seasoned ground pork, creating a bowl that was as visually inviting as it was delicious. Despite the name, the spice level was approachable; it added warmth without setting my mouth on fire. The broth was rich, savory, and layered with flavor. I'm usually not a fan of pork ramen, so I ordered the chicken karaage to add to my meal, but it honestly wasn't necessary. The pork was exceptionally tender, well-seasoned, and completely changed my opinion of pork ramen. My daughter ordered the Hangover Cure Ramen, which was equally impressive. It was soothing, deeply savory, and comforting; the kind of meal that warms you from the inside out. It was lighter than my bowl but still packed with flavor, making it the perfect choice if you're looking for something nourishing without sacrificing taste. We finished with a mochi ice cream. While it was refreshing and served as the perfect palate cleanser after such a savory meal, I do think it's a bit overpriced considering it's a single piece. Overall, this was a 10/10 experience. From the warm hospitality and attentive service to the beautifully presented, flavor-packed food, E Ramen exceeded our expectations. Whether you're a ramen enthusiast or trying it for the first time, this spot is absolutely worth a visit. We'll definitely be back.

If you're looking for real Japanese ramen, it's not here. If you're happy with a savory soup mostly…read moreinfluenced by external additions - miso, wagyu, garlic, shrimp, etc. - rather than the richness of the broth, then E Ramen + is a good place to go. I have yet to find real Japanese ramen, or good Japanese food in general, in Atlanta. This spot is stronger than Momonoki and some of the other alternatives, and if you go, I would recommend the Dark Knight, which is flavored with black garlic. That said, if you're a visitor used to ramen driven by the richness of the broth, chewy noodles, and toppings that don't obscure the flavor of the soup, there are much better things to eat in Atlanta (I would recommend the Chinese hand-pulled noodle soup at Xi'An Gourmet House, which is not too far from this spot)