The ramen, fried rice, and cream cheese wontons were honestly incredible…read more The ramen came out piping hot with that rich, silky broth that hits you with flavor from the very first sip. Every topping on the Rich Rich ramen, the tender pork, the veggies, the egg, tasted fresh and perfectly balanced, and the noodles had that perfect chewy bite that makes you want to keep going even when you're full. The fried chicken on the Chicken Tatsuta was crispy and full of flavor that really complemented the broth. The beef fried rice had that deep, savory flavor you only get when it's cooked just right, every bite had a mix of beef, veggies, and egg that made it feel hearty and comforting. It wasn't greasy, just super flavorful and satisfying. The cream cheese wontons were crispy, golden, and filled with warm, creamy goodness. They were the perfect mix of crunchy and soft, and dipping them into the sweet sauce made them even better. Honestly, they were addictive. On top of all that, the ambience made the whole experience even better. The restaurant felt welcoming, clean, and thoughtfully put together. Overall, everything tasted fresh, flavorful, and made with care. It was one of those meals where every dish hits exactly the way you hope it will, comforting, delicious, and totally worth it.

Genki Ramen, Oh So Yummy!…read more We stopped in late evening on February 14th... which, in hindsight, may not have been the best idea since it was Valentine's Day and the place was packed! The poor waiter was running everywhere trying to keep up with the crowd, he still managed to give great service. The food, however, was beyond tasty. I love a good ramen and this one definitely delivered. The broth was warm and comforting exactly what I was craving. The restaurant itself is very small and quaint, that just adds to the charm. If you're looking for super tasty ramen and friendly service, I definitely suggest stopping by.

Tonkatsu ramen - ordered hot for spice level and it's pretty manageable! love the smokiness from…read morethe pork chasu, overall a really good bowl of ramen in St.George! Staff friendly and our food came out quick. Easy parking. Love the One Piece anime theme!

They offer AYCE kbbq for a good price, they also offer a whole menu for ramen, and other appetizers…read moreand entrees if you're not looking for kbbq. I got the miso ramen, soup was creamy and flavorful, almost a little thick which I really liked. The pork belly has a semi strong vinegar taste which I thought was rather unique but was a pleasant surprise. The acidity worked well with the unami and savory taste of the ramen.

Me and my mom came in for dinner for the night, we're from out of town and haven't tried anything…read morein the area. This was the best sushi we've had in 3 years, we're from California, and this was around, if not on par, with that level of quality. The restaurant looks high end and had decor to match that of modern Japan. It was fairly affordable total cost being 63 for two. Very clean and comfortable furniture. Their ramen was good as well. The guys working the sushi bar were great, everyone working was very helpful if we needed sauce and friendly. Was a bit chilly, but beats the heat outside. Gianna was our sever and she was absolutely amazing. Very kind, answered all of our questions and checked in frequently to make sure food was good or if we needed anything else, didn't rush and smiles all around. And on my green tea mochi! She also was really flexible in accommodating with needing different chargers. Go far in your cosplay journey girl!

This is an amazing restaurant. The decor looks clean the food is great but the service left much to…read morebe desired, that's why we couldn't give it 5 stars. Let's talk about the food first. We ordered the tonkatsu ramen with kale noodles and it was really good. The Hawaiian garlic shrimp was super garlicky but we like that. If you don't like too much garlic this isn't for you. We had vegas roll and the bandito roll. Both were excellent. Other things we had is shrimp tempura, Edamame, miso soup, and seaweed salad. It would have been nice to be greeted by the chefs upon walking in, but that's ok. Our waiter didn't come by our table until he was asked for or unless he was bringing food. We needed water refills, napkins, and when he carded me he left with my ID without telling me why. He was too busy talking to the other staff at the sushi bar or in the kitchen.

We were on the waitlist for a nearby restaurant when we noticed Benja's. It didn't take long to…read moredecide to make a detour and go here instead-especially since there was no wait! Our server was friendly and attentive and the food came out quickly. I enjoyed the Pad See U and my dining partner had the teriyaki chicken. We finished off the meal with mango sticky rice and loved everything. Even though the portion sizes were plenty generous, we finished everything off because it was just that good. I'm excited to come back and visit again!

We found this spot on Yelp and it got 4 star reviews so we decided to give it a shot. We drove in…read morefrom Vegas that morning for the day and we worked up quite the appetite after 9 miles of hiking. We were looking forward to some yummy hot food. My husband ordered the Chicken Pad Thai and I ordered the Garlic Chicken & broccoli. We shared an order of Rangoons. If I'm being perfectly honest the food was just ok IMO. I purposely ordered my dish with no sauce bc I don't care for my food to be swim in a sodium, sugar & oil mixture masking whatever flavor the protein & veggies present on their own. I actually WANT to taste them. I didn't expect my mind to be blown by my dish for that reason. I knew what I was getting & honestly my food was very good. The chicken breast was good quality, cooked nicely and cut into small bite sized pieces as was the broccoli. Just what I wanted. Now I DID want to splurge a bit which is why we got the fried stuff too. Now for the not so impressive part. The stuff that was supposed to blow my mind bc it was fried, came with sauce and lots of spice just fell flat. The Rangoons had very little flavor. They were even slightly under cooked it seemed. The corners were the only part that were crispy and the part closest to the middle was barely cooked. Not my fav. I like a very crispy rangoon. Maybe that's just my preference. I sampled my husband's pad Thai, also a bust. Hardly an spice or flavor. He ordered a 3 out of 5 and there was hardly any heat. Maybe my Vegas taste buds have been spoiled or maybe this is a different style of the Thai we're not used to. At any rate I'm only giving it 3 out of 5 stars based on the food itself. The restaurant was in an interesting looking built stone building & plaza and the interior was decorated with a pretty traditional Asian-Thai theme. This place was packed on a Sat night too! The locals must love it. There was a line of people waiting to be seated when we arrived. There are no complaints about the service. We called our order in for pick up. The man who took out order was polite and I believe he was the same host who was greeting people at the door. He was very busy but still gave great service with a smile. Again, this review is not a reflection of him. He was great. The food....just wasn't.

We were visiting family in the area and my wife and son saw this place on Yelp and it sounded good…read more To their surprise the poke was one of the best they've had - not something you would expect to find in the middle of the desert. Service was fast and the employee was nice. Ambience was nice - cute place - we got ours to go though. We would go again if in the area. It's a hidden gem in St. George.

We love poke, and despite having had poke for dinner the night before our road trip, the reviews…read morefor Hawaiian Poke Bowl were so good that we decided to make this our lunch stop on the way to Cedar City. We told the man at the counter that we had never been there before and had some questions, which he didn't really answer. I'd never been to a poke restaurant (or shop) that didn't have the fish on display for customers to view before ordering - so it was natural that we'd have some questions. We also like to see if fish doesn't look fresh and avoid ordering those items, but we were unable to do so here. My husband and I each ordered a "1 choice" bowl, which was supposed to be served over a bed of hot rice and cabbage. When I asked for tap water, he said they don't have a tap. Really? Good thing we always carry water with us. Then, he asked us each if we wanted forks or chopsticks. He said we couldn't have both (without paying extra), and he looked at us funny when we requested chopsticks. The fish itself was fine, although there was no cabbage (it was just rice), and the portion of fish was small for the charge. One other thing that was odd about the experience. We were there for about a half hour, and while they had a steady stream of customers, I was the only woman. I don't think I've ever been in that situation before, and it felt really creepy. While that's probably not the restaurant's fault, I was so uncomfortable that I don't want to go back, and I especially wouldn't go back if I were alone.

Why is this not "BAIT AND SWITCH" - Sumo's website vs reality?…read more https://sumoshabukoreanbbq.com/#menu The advertised website menu details convinced my wife and I to come in for lunch at around 1:50 PM. But it was only AFTER we were seated, saw the physical menu, and mentioned that we came in to try the A5 Wagyu Beef in the "all you can eat lunch," that the waitress thankfully spilled the beans - that they would charge us the dinner price ($10 more each) to get the Wagyu. I showed the website menu to her and the manager, which was even more explicit about including the Wagyu. (I overlooked the fact that it was now also a higher price). When I asked, the manager admitted they have been denying lunch customers the Wagyu for about 2 months - plenty of time to edit the text on their website to reflect that, and append the physical menu. But apparently, the owner simply did NOT WANT to change it. Why?And, of course, the owner is nowhere to be found, and throws the manager and waitress out there to do his/her dirty work and take the heat.

Food and options were great. Mostly impressed with how friendly and accommodating the staff was…read more We're from California and not used to staff being that friendly. I believe our servers name was Alyssa

Came in on a Sunday around 5pm with a large group of friends. Ordered the shrimp tempura dinner and…read moretwo rolls...California roll fried and the fried calamari roll. The dinner came with à large bowl of salad with great tasting dressing. The large bowl of miso soup was great tasting (tasted authentic like homemade : ). The sushi came out first. The deep fried California was well filled and fried nicely. The calamari roll was tasty and well made. The shrimp tempura was the star of our choices. It was a large serving of potato, sweet potato, zucchini, broccoli and six shrimp! Large enough to feed two. The batter was light and fried crisp but greasy. The dipping sauce was FANTASTIC!! Our servers kept our waters full and continuously checked on all in our party. When we received our bill, it was incorrect as our items were placed on someone else's bill. The server corrected it promptly. Definitely a great place to get decent Japanese food.

We went to the hibachi side at Sakura and had such a fun night! definitely recommend making a…read morereservation because it gets busy. While we were waiting, there's this interactive fish floor in the lobby that moves when you step on it, so of course there were kids stomping all over it It was actually really entertaining, but it does give more of a lively, family-friendly vibe than a quiet date night. Once we sat down, everything felt a little more special. The servers were dressed in Japanese-style robes, and then the food came out... SO good. Everything was super flavorful and not dry at all. The filet was juicy, tender, and not chewy in the slightest (which is rare!). Also....there was literally a robot rolling around singing "shots shots shots," which just added to the whole vibe Overall, such a fun experience. Not super fancy, but perfect for a lively night out!

So amazing! Lots of food! Jake was very good at checking in! Beginner friendly and extremely…read moreknowledgeable. The whole thing was a great vibe!

Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5…read moreAmbiance: 5/5 Can't believe it took us sooo long to try this place! Go, it's amazing! Classic Korean BBQ style, all you can eat meat and apps plus a salad bar (with more meat to grill up) and endless bottled drinks and boba?!?! I was shocked at how much was included for the price, oh! If you want to add individual hot pot to your meal, it's an extra $3 per meal. Totally worth every penny, just make sure you're on an empty stomach when you come in, you will leave fat and happy, pinky promise. The NY strip was infinitely better than the Ribeye in this case, if you were wondering. We will be back soon!

Road tripping to Zion and found this gem! I ate here 2 out of 3 times we were in Utah and wish I…read morecould bring some back with me. This is definitely a no-frills, order at the counter and get your own utensils type of place. The food here tastes how I would imagine a Korean auntie would make at home. The dinner boxes are loaded with a little bit of everything, and they are incredibly priced at about $15-$20 depending on the protein for a huge amount of food! I tried the spicy pork bulgogi and the spicy chicken dinner boxes. The spicy pork definitely has a kick if you can't do spice. After the spicy pork bulgogi, the spicy chicken tasted pretty mild if you're looking for something less spicy. I truly enjoyed everything in the dinner box and would definitely get it again. The spicy pork bulgogi kimbap ($10) is also delicious if you're looking for something a little lighter, and the portion will have you pretty stuffed. I got both types of tteokbokki (rice cake) that they have. Both were delicious, but my favorite dish is the creamy tteokbokki. Think Korean carbonara--creamy, chewy, and indulgent. Both are $10 each and you can't go wrong with either one if you're in the mood for tteokbokki. During my last meal here, I told them how much I enjoyed the food and the nice auntie came out to say hello. She was so sweet and even gave me a free ice cream! You can tell this is a family run eatery made with lots of care and pride. Give them a try the next time you're looking for some casual Korean food!

First time trying Korea Picnic, and I'm so glad we did! The food was amazingly good, especially…read morefor the price. It is an authentic Korean spot, and I believe it's family-owned. We ordered the dinner combo, and wow--it was A LOT of food! It came complete with everything shown in the picture, and everything was delicious. If you're in the area, don't hesitate to give this place a try. You will not regret it, especially if you love Korean food! Highly recommend! Plus they are friendly and accommodating to us. I also like the simple design and ambiance. We will be back again when we are in the area.

It was our first time and we will be going back. The food was great and hot and fresh. The stafd…read morewas so friendly and accommodating. I loved the decor and hiw big the establishment is. Nice atmosphere and very inviting .

Very expensive unless you can eat a dozen oysters or more. They won't let you combine 2 frequently…read moreused patron cards. Like I have one and my wife has one. I think they charge for drinks, too.