Went to dinner for Valentine's Day last night and enjoyed everything! The sushi is always fresh,…read morethe service is always good, and the sauces are on point. We even had some very good saki! I'm not the biggest fan of saki but their Strawberry and their Fuji apple were both sweet enough for me to enjoy. The rolls were and always are absolutely delicious, not too much rice, and always fresh! We will absolutely be returning.

Finding a pest in prepared food raises significant concerns regarding sanitation, food handling…read morepractices, and potential health risks to the public. This was not a matter of packaging contamination--the pest was found directly within the cooked rice, indicating a possible issue within the kitchen or food preparation area. Zero accountability from the restaurant. Be ware!!!

I'm going to give it to you straight--as always…read more This joint hasn't been open long but the demand is high! And there is a reason for that. It's called Teriyaki Madness--the thing people love but it's rarely brought up in conversation (Teriyaki, not madness). How often do you hear someone say, "Hey! Don't you love Teriyaki Chicken?" Does this happen at church? On a phone call? On the train? With the Uber driver? The answer is no. But we all love Teriyaki! At least 97.3% of us. I have only ordered the Chicken Teriyaki with Noodles (a little extra on pricing). The Chicken Teriyaki was great! The noodles were good but only because they somehow vibed with the Chicken. To put this in perspective, the Chicken Teriyaki was like MJ and the noodles were like Pippen. I'll try the Steak with Rice next time. Tbh, the prices are a little high, but I did order the noodles on the junior size to sample so not the best value, and the noodles cost extra. In other words, you don't want Chicken with Pippen. You want Chicken or Steak with Rice. Disclaimer: No offense to Scottie Pippen. He played a huge role in their championships. Overall, Teriyaki Madness is called Teriyaki Madness for a reason. If the noodles were great, it would be called Noodle Factory or Noodletasia or Wadoodle My Noodle. It's a when-in-Rome kind of thing. Never been to Rome but you know what I mean. If not, you can Google it. And the staff is great. They are not rude at all. A few of them might be shy but just be kind and they will open up. The staff is actually great. Recommended!

been past here dozens of times thinking the last thing we need is another rendition of instant…read moreasian fusion... surprise!! it looks like somebody actually gets teriyaki! for the nikkeijin Teriyaki Madness is the cultural equivalent of Lexington BBQ or an NYC-pizza joint; the take-out version of what home cooking was when obaa was cooking at home. not exactly japanese food but american foods prepared for the japan-ish palate: well seasoned moisty chickens (or beefs, or veggies) plus plenty of cabbagey goodness on a pile of white rice just like God intended. in my mother's house we had petite makis on the side instead of crispy egg roll but these are a fair trade :-) ample portions, efficient service, friendly staff, and they've got fork-chops! they're like chop sticks on one end and a fork on the other, better than a spork because, well, you know... "sticks" and way more orientaller. if only we could manage to get hold of an Orion...

The food was good but it wasn't the best pho I've had. They use large flat rice noodles instead of…read morethe thinner rice noodles that are more common at pho restaurants in the states. The waitress was nice and the service was quick. Parking is a little tight in the area but there are a few parking lots that are free if you're okay with a short walk. The place was pretty quiet.

I am disappointed in my experience. I left an event in the area. Parked in the garage around the…read moreblock. There was no one there at the time so I didn't think my order would be messed up. The staff seemed friendly however a little distracted. I reviewed the menu and ordered hibachi chicken no mushroom sub for zucchini. I also got the cream cheese wontons. I don't live close so got it to go and headed out. Got home ready to dig in and what was there. Lots of mushrooms. It was a 40+ minute drive so I tried to call but they were closed or didn't answer. I left a message on the voicemail. The wontons were good and fresh. Very disappointed since there was literally no other guest there , how my order could be messed up. I literally asked to remove mushrooms and sub for zucchini. They just added zucchini for to the order. I had to find something else to eat since the order was messed up and it was too far to turn around. I take responsibility for not opening the bag and checking before I did that long drive home. Not sure if I will return because if it can be messed up with no one there, I wonder what it is like when they are busy. People have food allergies and sensitivities. If someone request no insert item, then please make sure it's not in the dish.

There were four of us and not a bad meal between us. I highly recommend the pork as it was prepared…read more perfectly and seasoned the same. My husband was very impressed with the bar and his Old-fashion! Great service to boot.

The food and service was simply amazing. I highly recommend and already planning our next visit…read more Don't wait - make your reservation today !!

The food and service were decent, but the atmosphere was tacky…read more More details: - the miso soup was lukewarm - the dessert (sticky rice + mango) was not appetizing

We had an amazing first experience here! First of all, the decor is stunning and on par with…read moreupscale trendy restaurants in uptown Charlotte without the inconveniences of uptown parking! We went on a Thursday night following their true/official opening, and there wasn't a big crowd. We ordered pork gyoza, a few sushi rolls and beef and broccoli - all very good! A friend ordered fried rice with shrimp. The lychee martini was also delicious. Crystal took great care of us. She was personable and gave us great recommendations. I look forward to visiting again! It's nice to see that Harrisburg finally has a trendy spot! Loved it! Definitely my new "go-to" date night or ladies night restaurant.

We moved to North Lake Norman about six months ago and still feeling out the food scene…read more I'm happy to have found one of my favorite places. I'm always a little leery of fusion restaurants particularly Asian of any variety, but this was very good. Everything was exceptional. Not only because they seem to care about making the mix work (though admittedly is didn't venture far into the fusion lane), but they seem to care about doing the things necessary to produce quality food. You could tell the ingredients weren't sitting around in the cooler for weeks. They tasted fresh, including the oil. Most of the local Asian restaurants I've tried since moving don't change their oil enough and use old stock wonton/egg-roll wrappers or premade eggrolls. We had a good mix of the bowls hibachi and Ka and a couple of appetizers for my birthday and everything was wonderful, crisp (even after driving back to our house with take away) and fresh. New fav will come as much as I can.

"And I ask myself ... how did I get here?"…read more I got here because I had been in the car so long that I was playing an ear-flapping game with the seatbelt with my left ear (not with my right ear because that would be weird.) Since we were in this state of mind, it was time for some Ka. Idk wth 'Ka' means. Apparently it can mean a question or something related to aroma but it probably means something else. I know they had a sign in the bathroom stating to be careful because the toilet doesn't always flush well, but that would require another 'Ka' and the mind of a three-year old so .... yeah. For the record, if you look at the photos, I included one of Play It Again Sports next door just in case you wanted to rent a bicycle and ride it over to Ka for lunch. As far as Ka's service, it was superb. And this place is super clean. And the carrots are perfectly cooked, and the chicken is cooked almost to perfection. My only gripe is the lightly-flavored yet massively-applied teriyaki sauce with the lo mein noodles. I couldn't finish the noodles and if I don't finish a meal, that is odd. Because, remember, in 1997, you were constantly reminded that there were people starving in China (not Japan because they printed money and devalued their currency in order to prop up their economy; and around that time, the real estate in Tokyo alone was worth more than all the residential real estate in the United States. Something like that anyway.). I tried to transition from China back to Japan. For Ka (a Japanese establishment), clean tables and pretty good value--I think I just ordered the wrong thing despite usually loving the dish I ordered when I order it elsewhere. I think it would be wise to go with Habachi and rice next time. Based on all the reviews, this is a great option, whether you ride a bicycle over or not.

This place sits off the main road and has a very authentic look to it…read more We were seated right away and although it was empty when we got there it filled up very quickly. The lady who waited on us, possibly the owner, was the only wait staff. She was quick and took care of everyone efficiently. We ordered the Pad Thai, orange chicken with fried rice, and two fried California rolls. The Pad Thai was ok. It definitely wasn't the best we've had. It was lacking enough sauce. The orange chicken was very good. We did not care for the sushi rolls. We would definitely try this place again.

I couldn't even get a picture of the full plate! I didn't have time. This was some the best pad…read morethai I've had and in an amazing atmosphere. The hostess was so nice. She asked us all about our work and made sure everything was to our liking. I will go out of my way to come here again! Bonsai House Style and Sesame Chicken were also delicious, very saucey. My friends had those.

Excellent service and food. We tried the cheese toast this…read moretime and were not disappointed. I got the special which was a coffee rubbed NY strip, served with asparagus and loaded mashed potato's. All around a great dish. My wife got the pecan chicken breast which is always excellent. Only complaints were the steak was overdone but they corrected the mistake promptly. The lobster bisque was slightly salty but man they packed that thing with lobster meat. I'll definitely give them another visit.

Nice atmosphere, I believe it was a retired bank. Nice lighting and a soft jazz background music…read more I went with the Hawaiian ribeye, which is their teriyaki-inspired take. The ribeye cap was the highlight, super tender, and the eye had a great sear and a lot of flavor. Overall a really solid steak, especially if you like a slightly sweeter profile. Got the cream corn risotto on the side. It was really good but very rich, definitely something you can only have a few bites of before it starts to feel heavy. My wife ordered the pecan crusted chicken. The portion was huge, but it stayed really juicy and had a nice crunch on the outside. Easy to split or take leftovers home. Cocktails were great too. The Negroni was well balanced and the blackberry smash was super easy to drink. They had a fried shrimp special (ninja shrimp or something?) and that ended up being one of the best parts of the meal. Crispy, sweet and sour, and a great starter. Solid spot if you're in Mooresville and want a steakhouse that's a little more interesting than the usual options.