Great atmosphere, very nice set up and the hibachi staff is amazing!…read more Family fun all the way around!

great food on booth side. Teppanyaki table was a big letdown. Nice service, beautiful restaurant…read more Giving the cooking table side credit for being new. The chefs are way, way too aggressive and loud. Over seasoned everything as well. Lunch and dinner are both great on other side, take out was excellent too.

6.7.26 It's been over 2 years since we have been here. The…read morefirst visit was not so good. We decided to give them another try. First I would like to say the menu is a little confusing. Several customers came after us and were saying the same thing. We both ordered a 2 protein bowl with noodles, an egg roll and a drink. The egg roll was SO MUCH better than last time. It was actually good. The bowl was good too. I could have had more veggies and less noodles. The orange chicken had a great flavor. I would definitely order it again! The restaurant was clean and tidy.

One of my favorite places in Magnolia always very friendly and always very tasty. Definitely worth…read morea try if you haven't been.

Ordered at counter for carry out. Ladies were super helpful and friendly. Small quaint place with…read moreabout 4 families dinning in. Food was ready in less than 10 minutes. Everything was fresh and delicious and made to order. We had two combination plates, one with chicken lo mein and kung pao triple delight with no spice. We ordered hot and sour soup as an appetizer. We have enough to eat again for only $33.

This place is very hit or miss. When it's right it's excellent. Our favorites are mongolian beef…read moreand General Tso's chicken

After countless times coming, I've been meaning to make a review about this place. Everything in…read moretheir menu is something great, with some of my personal favorites being the Homestyle Trio with Eggplant, their Mapo Tofu (off menu, no gatekeeping), their Spicy Chicken Noodle Soup (a wee too spicy for me personally, but I love the simplicity of it), and the General Tso's Chicken. The eggplant dish mentioned is very rich and flavorful, with the eggplant cooked to be soft and almost mushy (but in a good way), nicely complimented by particularly the beef. Their lo mein is a little watery on various occasions, but still maintains a great and very nice flavor. Their fried rice is one of my favorites in the area and is always very well made no matter the time of day. The fried chicken wings, crab puffs, and crab bomber appetizers are both just such standouts in what is often an overlooked part of the menu by many restaurants. I have nothing but praise about how this place handles food. The staff is all really nice and welcoming from entrance to walking out the door. They are very good with order additions or food/allergy restrictions and the dishes always come out in a timely (but not rushed) manner, no matter whether it is a weekday morning or a busy dinner crowd. I'd recommend the lunch special for anyone coming around that time, as the deal of egg rolls, soup, and an entree or 2-3 sushi rolls for a low price is a steal. The ambiance nice for sure and the tables are clean, though I do sometimes get disoriented by the wallpaper they use (I think it's just me though). Whenever this place first opened, I was very disappointed in the restaurant. Meals were salt with a side of meat and rice and was just overall underwhelming. But now, it is one of my family's go to places whenever we need quality food in a short distance. Definitely worth a try, even over other restaurants in the area that serve a similar menu.

My husband and I visited Asian Fusion for lunch. The place is clean and inviting, and the staff was…read morefriendly and attentive. They also have some great lunch options. We started with the Pan‑Fried Pork Dumplings, delicious and surprisingly filling. For mains, we ordered the House Special Lo Mein and a Lunch Special that came with egg drop soup, fried rice, Szechuan shredded beef, and an egg roll. The soup was flavorful, thick, and nicely eggy. The fried rice was good, and the beef was tender and savory. The egg roll was also really good. The House Special Lo Mein, though, wasn't our favorite. The texture felt off, and the meat was colder than the noodles, so we couldn't really eat it. For a Chinese restaurant, the House Lo Mein is an important dish to get right. Overall, some hits and some misses.

Date night at Akashi was fantastic! From the moment we walked in, we were greeted warmly and…read moreimmediately given great recommendations for both food and drink pairings. We started with the egg rolls and gyoza as appetizers. Both were delicious, but the egg rolls were especially impressive--they were packed with flavor. The gyoza was cooked perfectly and tasted great as well. My wife ordered the Volcano Salad and absolutely loved it. It was fresh, flavorful, and a great way to start the meal. For my entrée, I tried several sushi rolls. The Godzilla Roll was my favorite by far. It had the perfect combination of crunchy and soft textures with incredible flavor--you don't even need soy sauce because it's that good. I also ordered the Baked Salmon Roll, which was something new for me. I loved that it was served hot, and the flavor was absolutely spectacular. The service was excellent throughout the evening. Everyone was friendly, attentive, and made our date night even more enjoyable. We had a wonderful experience and will definitely be back. Highly recommend Akashi!

Great view? Absolutely--hard to beat. You could probably serve me crackers up there and I'd still…read morebe impressed. Sushi has always been solid--nothing life-changing, but consist and gets the job done. Service? A bit of a wild card... sometimes great, sometimes you're left wondering if you accidentally turned invisible. Tried the hibachi for the first time and... meh. Not terrible, not amazing--just kind of there. The shrimp was tasty, the noodles were decent, but the fried rice (my favorite part!) was a real letdown. Somehow managed to taste like straight oil with a side of disappointment. Overall: come for the view, stick to the sushi, and maybe let the fried rice sit this one out.

Went here for some birthday lunch, they have some cool deals and discounts like cheaper prices…read moreafter 9pm, senior discounts, and birthday discounts for the whole week, so you don't even need to try and show up the day of. The meats were very tender, especially the ribeye. You also have the usual selection of raw seafood and veggies in the center buffet line. They also have a side line for hot foods and jelly desserts. Service was excellent. Our waiter Jun was very attentive and friendly, explaining every detail to us during our first visit and always coming by to check on us. They had some technical difficulties with my cooker, so they even gave me a 20% discount just because it was taking a bit longer to boil at first. I would definitely come here more often if I didn't have to drive to the opposite side of town.

Such a limited selection for AYCE and the cost is not worth…read more But good for people who don't want to feel overwhelmed on choices, this would be a good starter to be in the ayce hotpot. . And offers Halal meat, They veggie/boodle station they don't have it filled, and i would come back and a random item would appear. Pork Broth was ok, the spicy pork is very mala Szechuan spice. The meat quality was terrible, my child wasn't chew and digest it. He had to spit out the 3 pieces he tried. It's not thin or thick. A lot things we saw advertised online when they first opened is no longer available, like the ice cream. Just a lot going on for this jelly dessert? Candy bar? Indian food? Random dim sum items. And the premium menu is confusing to do add ons.

So happy we found this Woodlands location..we moved up this way from Katy and missed Phat Eatery a…read morelot!! One the most authentic Asian cuisine places I've found in Texas since my travels through Asia!!

I had very high expectations for this restaurant after seeing all of the positive reviews online…read moreand learning that it had been recognized by the James Beard Foundation. I genuinely wanted to give this place five stars, but unfortunately our experience was disappointing overall. When we first arrived, there was nobody at the front to greet or seat us, and we waited several minutes before anyone acknowledged us. Service started off decent enough, but once our food arrived, it felt like we were completely forgotten. Nobody checked on our table afterward, we never received water refills, and our server was essentially unavailable for the rest of the meal. We were also seated next to an extremely loud party that was yelling throughout dinner. We wanted to request another table because it was disrupting the experience, but our server never returned to our section, so we never had the opportunity to ask. For a restaurant that presents itself as high caliber, I was surprised that management allowed such a disruptive atmosphere to continue. As for the food, the BBQ Pork Buns and Siu Mai were both very good. The award-winning Beef Rendang was easily the highlight of the meal and the best dish we ordered. Unfortunately, the Mee Goreng and Malaysian Fried Rice were major disappointments. Both dishes had an unpleasant smell and lacked flavor or seasoning, making them very unappetizing. Another issue was finding a bug on our table during dinner. I understand things can happen, but combined with everything else, it added to an already frustrating experience. We even wanted additional napkins, but again, our server never came back to check on us. Eventually, we became so frustrated waiting for service that we got up and paid the bill ourselves. Ironically, that was the moment our server finally reappeared. To make matters worse, gratuity appeared to already be added to the bill, which honestly did not feel deserved given the level of service we received. Overall, the BBQ Pork Buns and Beef Rendang were the only parts of the experience that saved the meal for us. It's disappointing because the restaurant itself is beautifully designed and has a great ambiance, which made us even more excited to try it. Unfortunately, the poor service and inconsistent food quality overshadowed what could have been a much better dining experience.