I dined here for the first time. They have games and cotton candy machines. The host is the famous…read morerobot. The menu is not 100% accurate. There are no kids meals and they offer appetizers that's not on the menu. The meat selections aren't too bad for both types of dinner. They could offer more veggies and (dipping) sauces. The banchons were emptied/low that I didn't pick any. The shaved ice was watery so I didn't have any either. Instead, I opted for the $8 cotton candy machine that was well worth the money. It's huge, airy, and mildly sweet. The server, Weston, was nice, very informative explaining the concept and attentive. We felt very welcoming.

Originally went somewhere else (not trying to bash them) but left because we didn't feel like they…read morehad enough variety and felt nickle and dimed for everything. (Paid sauces??? At kbbq???) So glad we did because we found this place instead. We were able to get a customized option for dining that worked for us and our little picky eater. Loved the variety and the meats were flavorful, out quickly, and fresh. Their thai coconut (can't remember name) broth was so good even my son enjoyed it. Everything was clean and well maintained. Overall though the service is what sold us. We eat a lot of kbbq and the service is usually good but our waiter was exceptional. He was attentive, patient and kind. We are so happy we ended up here during our short time in Appleton. If you want kbbq or hotpot in the area, THIS is your spot in my opinion!

I was introduced to this place 6 years ago. I was starting a new job and was here with a peer from…read moreCalifornia(I am from Florida). We were told this was the best sushi the person who reffered us had ever eaten. Challenge accepeted! We both agreed it was excellent sushi and I have been back every time I have been in Appleton since, except when they were closed due to Covid. This time I was there with a different co worker. We decided to order Tuna Tartare and 3 rolls. We had the popper roll, dragon roll and another that I cannot remember the name of. Each was different but equally good. We also had a salad, your typical japanese salad with ginger dressing. The dressing was better than most. The rolls are huge, I don't know how someone without a big mouth can eat a piece. 3 rolls and the tartare was more than enough for the 2 of us. I have to say that this is in fact the best sushi I have eaten throughout the U.S.

We've been here several times before but today was disappointing. We got two salmon maki (and a…read morefew other things) and there is so little salmon in it. And it was very inconsistent... going from little salmon to almost none existent (see picture). I brought it up to our sever and they said that's normal for them (!!!). That's definitely not worth $11 per roll. After that they avoided our table for the rest of the meal. So if you're looking for sushi, go somewhere else ... maybe akame.

It was a very fun experience I loved the food and the servers were amazing I went on my birthday…read moredefinitely worth the 35$ for all you can eat it not a bad place for Korean cuisine

my favorite place to eat, friendly and fun environment. The food is amazing and you get to cook it…read moreyourself.

It is about 3.5 stars. The restaurant is an Asian Fusion style. Japanese and Vietnamese food. It is…read moreone of the few Asian restaurants in Green Bay. We got the special pho with slice beef, beef ball, and shrimp. I think the pho base is good. But the quantity is kind of less. We also got the garlic Tonkutsu but the garlic taste is not there. Food is just average. Service is good.

On a chilly weeknight this was a great stop for ramen. If you are visiting Green Bay this small…read moreeatery will not disappoint. You order at the counter and they bring your food out. We had the pork egg rolls and volcano ramen and tonkatsu ramen. Everything was tasty and the ramen warmed up our insides- particularly the volcano. They did a great job refilling our waters and they were quite busy for a chilly weeknight. They have pho also- and if the ramen is any indication- I imagine the pho is quite good too.

What an AMAZING experience and meal at Tochi Ramen!!! We visited from out of town, and this was…read moreactually my first time trying ramen. Chef Greg was so kind and completely catered to my dietary restrictions. I could tell that he genuinely wanted to make my experience great, and he completely delivered on that. The flavors are bold, rich, and inviting. The broth feels like a warm hug, and it is hard to not smile when you taste it. The environment of the restaurant is unique and exciting as well. It's small enough to be an intimate experience while still having your own space to enjoy the meal. We will certainly be visiting again, even if it means making the hour drive just to have some ramen!

Visited my brother in the Sheboygan area and we decided to check out Tochi finally. I'm always up…read morefor great ramen and we'd heard good things about Tochi. We got there not long after 4pm on a Monday and I'd say it was 3/4 full. It's a very small place so I imagine it fills up regularly. Very cool vibe in there. We sat at the bar. The people there were overall very nice and friendly. I opted for the braised beef mazeman ramen. It was superb! I'd say better than most ramen I've had in WI. The smoked bone marrow butter made it particularly rich and delicious. So yeah, finally made it to Tochi and sure glad I did!

Best banh mi in Appleton! Beautiful and clean inside and the food is so good! Their pho is also…read moreexcellent and I can't wait to try more!

Great food, fast and friendly service, and clean restaurant. I enjoy just about everything on the…read moremenu that I've had poke bowl, pork vermicelli bowl, red curry noodles, egg rolls, fresh rolls, Lao sausage & sticky rice. The Pho is delicious and a nice size portion. I frequent this place for lunch pretty often. The only reason I didn't give a five star is because I wish they were open later and on weekends.

I recently went with a large group and they treated us so well! I called ahead and gave them a…read moreheads up so we wouldn't overwhelm anyone. They helped separate checks for everyone and explained menu items to those who hadn't been there before. The food was delicious and all had a great time!

Best General Tso and Pad Thai. Service was great. Appetizers was good. Definitely will be back when…read morewe are in the area.

Amazing food, great portions, and can't wait to get back. We got the egg rolls and rangoons, both…read morewere super flavorful and crispy. I appreciated the rangoons having a good amount of filling, too. Then got the thong kotsu and the shio ramen. These dishes warmed my SOUL. Great flavors, textures, perfect salinity, and heaping portions. Service was perfectly paced and attentive. Ambiance, though, was lacking. Feels a little cold and unfinished, but easy to forgive with the delicious food.

I lived in Florida for 20 years and had very good pad Thai at many restaurants. Came to Appleton…read moreand have been searching for a good pad Thai and have not found one until I had it at bowl 91. The pad Thai is excellent. It has the bean sprouts, crushed peanuts, cilantro and a delicious sauce. My friend had the chicken pineapple stirfry and that was also delicious. Our server was excellent definitely will be back.

Great Korean BBQ. I would say this option impressed me since I lived in major metropolitan areas…read moremost of my life with many great options. I was expecting less in smaller areas but got better than expected. Servers are pleasant and take to time to ask questions about your experience to tailor their help. Atmosphere is nice with small grocery market in the back. Bathrooms are clean. The marinated pork belly was great. Chicken was delicious. We enjoyed the scallops and others proteins. The kimchi is off the hook good! No really, I'm a connoisseur and make my own. BipimBap was comforting as one would want from Korean comfort food. The only thing we wouldn't get again is the salmon since it was a fishy. I would definitely come back.

Nothing but good things to saw about Bawi! I've been a few times already and I can tell they'll be…read morearound for a while! The food (great prices), service and overall environment are great! Try them out if you're in the neighborhood!

Compared to other Korean restaurants I've been to, this one offers less free appetizers and more…read moreexpensive prices. I got the short rib soup - King Kalbi Tang. It came piping hot in a stone bowl so very glad it comes with a side of rice. It also has clear rice noodles. Portion size was good but the short rib wasn't very flavorful. Happy Milwaukee has Asian options. But not noteworthy.

We came here the other day because I was craving Korean food but did not have the time nor energy…read moreto make it. I have not been here before so we decided to try it out and see if it was worth it. I ordered the beef kulguksu and my wife ordered the bibimbap. I have kulguksu before but only when my mom would make it back in Korea. It took about 20 mins until the food was ready but when it was brought to us I could smell the flavor of the broth. It was extremely hot, so I had to wait a bit until I could eat it. My wife's bibimbap was also piping hot but hearing the rice crackle always brings back fond memories of my motherland. I was a little shocked that they did not provide banchan though. Banchan is the side dishes that are usually provided with each meal at Korean restaurants or houses for home cooked meals. I didn't ask why because it was pretty busy and I knew I would be full after all the soup. After my kulguksu cooled down a bit I was able to taste the savory beef broth. If you have never had this before, the noodles are usually hand rolled and have a more chewy texture. They are not sweet potato or ramen noodles, so they are able to absorb more of the flavor of the broth. There was beef, cabbage and onion all cooked in the broth that just was a happy medley of deliciousness. I am not going to talk much about the bibimbap because while my wife said it was really good, it was pretty much the norm for bibimbap. I will say however that the kulguksu was as good as my mom's, if not better. So, I will definitely be back for that--I just wish they offered banchan too.