I ordered the panko prawn bento and it was so delicious I am already thinking of my next visit…read more I can't wait to try as much of the menu knowing the flavor was absolutely well balanced and seasoned. Their dishes are thoughtfully prepared and cooked. I totally agree with all the other 5 star reviews. I'd give it more if it was available. See you again very soon!

Great Japanese food option in the area…read more Tried all the onigiris. Definitely order over the phone and pick it up. I'll be back to try the curries. The service was great and it looks really family friendly

Naha is no more. It is now called Point Teriyaki. They remodeled inside and the personnel have…read morechanged but it's still very good. Their Beef Yakisoba is stellar. Their menu is also expansive so feel free to explore. Yes I know we all have our go-to's at a teriyaki joint. I would have reviewed Point here on Yelp but it does not come up on the search bar.

If you're in the mood for teriyaki this is the place to come. Chicken, beef, spicy chicken…read moreteriyaki, Yakisoba, fried rice and gyozas is always fresh and delicious. The best part of coming here is the owners wife! She's go above and beyond to make your teriyaki experience great. Prices are very affordable! Just thinking about a spicy chicken teriyaki will have to stop in tomorrow... yum Only draw back is parking is kinda limited since they're sharing it with QFC and a few other stores

I mean Best Homemade Cheese I had in years Tbh Sweet not to Tangy Some good Food in this Joint fr.read more

A pretty standard Teriyaki place…read more The portion sizes were large with lots of chicken and a good quantity of rice, which was the strength of this restaurant. The chicken was tender with pretty standard flavor, but had a little more much sauce than I like (as is common with Teriyaki restaurants). I did not find the salad appealing - iceberg lettuce with an Asian sesame dressing -- pretty nondescript and not great. The California roll was ok, a nice appetizer to go with the teriyaki. They had a few kinds of sushi and a variety of other Asian food offerings, meaning a fair amount of choice. The restaurant does a very busy takeout business, as well as having several tables occupied inside. It is clear that it is a local favorite. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the food came out quicker than promised. FYI: parking can be difficult on Friday or Saturday night ... more people want to go than there are spaces available.

This little gem is one of our favorites as it is always consistently delicious. Very nice owner who…read moregoes out of her way to make sure you are having a great experience and food is always freshly prepared. Daily lunch specials that are well portioned and fair prices. Great place!

This place was very good. I got the daily combo of the chicken teriyaki/katsu. The portions were…read moreextremely generous. Come hungry or be prepared to take some home. The price point to the ratio of food is more than fair. Trust me, you come out on top. They also gave us a one free gyoza each with our meals which was very nice. They have free miso soup that comes with chopped green onions that you can add. On a cold wet rainy day, it was nice to have a hot soup to warm up with. And you can have as much free soup as you'd like. I ordered a pop but wasn't told their diet pop dispenser was out of order. The ambience was only ok. They were playing Korean praise songs that I could have done without. They also had a lot of crosses and Christian literature in Korean which was also a little off-putting. The decor was a bit dated but the food is yummy enough to ignore it. I was definitely happy with this place. And would recommend it to friends in the area. The workers were polite and kind. The food came out quickly.

I was told this was just like Jasmine Thai, the place that went out of business. It was not. I…read moreordered curry noodles... red. I was told they have only green. This was take out. It was lunch and expensive $17. It was Not spicy. It was not noodles. Not at all sure what this is. The CHICKEN had grisly pieces on the ends of it. I picked the chicken out and gave it to the dog. It was clean inside. The guy at the register was nice.

Food was amazing and the teriyaki and chicken katsu was on point not too mention the reasonable…read moreservice size salad you get with your meal and soup.

This pretty food truck sushi. I stopped by because it's there at Loggerodeo and got a Fried Cali…read moreRoll. That thing is as big as Steve Tyler's mouth. Dude looks like a sushi It was so hard to put in my mouth that I had to eat it with a dang fork!!!! Haha! I'm used to eating sushi with chop sticks! It was pretty tasty. Again you are getting sushi in a food truck not something from a restaurant so don't expect something so extravagant, but it's good for what you get. It was pretty tasty for what I got I believe and the guy is super nice, even offered to make any kind of speciality roll I wanted so I asked for avocados on my rolls and that hit good! That truck is also eye catching!

I was sooooo excited to hear that another food truck was descending upon the Skagit food scene,…read moreeven moreso when I heard it was going to be a sushi truck. So I couldn't wait to check them out! Sadly, it took awhile to figure out where to find them. Initially it was announced they'd be at North Sound Brewing on the weekends. But I stopped there twice and... no truck. I looked for updates on social media, but (alas) still couldn't seem to sync up with them. Then, one random weeknight, we headed to Barley & Brew in Sedro Woolley to see a comedy show, and there was Karuma. Score! At the time, I was recovering from a tummy bug, and didn't want to eat raw fish yet, so I ordered a California Roll and got a beeper to await my order. 45 minutes later... it was ready. And...it was delish. Not to mention HUGE! I couldn't even finish it. Since they're new, I'll give them grace on the long wait and hard-to-findness. But I do hope to run into them again soon (maybe, finally, at North Sound) and give some of their other tasty sounding sushi a try!

Every time I think I've found my new favorite Thai food restaurant in the Seattle area, I am proven…read morewrong because then I go somewhere to eat like Pat's Thai Shabu and you guessed it, I have a new favorite. Literally everything we tasted was delicious. I won't go into it because I think you should just go with your heart when you look at the menu, but I would bet my last dollar that everything you order off this menu is going to be delicious. Our waiter was very nice & attentive and a huge fan of the food he was serving which I always take as a good sign! I can't wait to go back and try the sushi and the hot pot. They do different special things like that on different days.

Stopped in for dinner for the first time. Ordered fresh shrimp rolls (pictured). Very fresh and…read morefantastic peanut sauce. Ordered Pad Kee Maw (chicken) with a 3-star spice. Very good with a perfect spice level. Service was excellent, very friendly. The place was very dead so zero noise though a little chilly. Definitely recommend the establishment.

This restaurant is located right off of E. College Way. Their building does not look like an…read morearchetypical restaurant but rather a residential home. The inside is very clean and quaint while the staff is very courteous and polite. We ordered a green curry and an unagidon. After ordering, the food came out after about 12 minutes. They tasted delicious and the portions were spot on for each person, just enough to fulfill our stomach without any leftovers. We highly recommend trying this place out.

Sashimi was excellent and served on a bed of ice. Our group had bento boxes that were also…read morefantastic. The Sake was also a great addition to the feast, we will definitely be making another trip there.the service was top notch also.

Crepes and a king salmon bowl!…read more The ube crepe with powdered sugar and a mountain of whipped cream was so good and we left nothing on the plate A little expensive but I ate every bite of food so it was worth it. We even came back the following day to try the savory breakfast crepes Right next to the lovely garden store

Japonica Diner is hands down one of the best finds on Whidbey Island. It's a wonderful two-in-one…read morespot -- a charming crêperie in the mornings and a fantastic sushi haven for lunch and dinner -- and both sides of the menu are outstanding. Joan, the owner and chef, is absolutely amazing. She made me feel like a genuine guest in her home rather than just another customer, checking in with such warmth and care throughout the meal. You can tell how much passion and skill she pours into every dish. If you love sushi bowls and sushi rolls, this is an absolute must-visit. Everything came out fresh, beautifully presented, and packed with flavor. Between the food and Joan's hospitality, this easily earns a 10 out of 10 in my book -- I just wish Yelp let me give more than 5 stars! Can't wait to go back.

Definitely my favorite new sushi spot in the Puget Sound. Fresh, gorgeously presented sushi at a…read morereasonable price. Just discovered it this month and already been over there twice. Am totally in love with the Salmon Lover's plate, and Bryan is loving the Chirashi Bowl. The udon noodles are also not bad. Highly highly recommend!

As evidenced by a nearly five star average rating on both Yelp and Google, Sushi Koushi is much…read moremore than just a creative fun name. I'm placing this as one of my new favorite sushi spots on the Eastside! Four of us came for an early dinner around 4:30P on a Saturday and got seating right away in a booth. The restaurant is on the smaller end with just a few tables on each side and a few seats at the sushi bar. In addition to an appetizer, two of us shared three specialty sushi rolls and the other two in our group ordered the chicken katsu meal set. Our sushi arrived beautifully all on one plate. Each specialty roll included 10 pieces and they all contained a generous amount of filling with a relatively thin rice layer, making the average price of $18 - $19 per roll worth the value. + TAKOYAKI ($7.50): These deep-fried dumplings had a soft creamy interior and housed a small piece of tender octopus. Four pieces came in an order, topped with mayo, unagi sauce and bonito flakes. I loved the crispy exterior and they were served steaming hot. I am not sure they were made in-house or frozen, but they were delicious. + KOUSHI ROLL ($17.99): A crab, avocado and cucumber roll topped with cajun seared salmon, spicy mayo, unagi sauce, green onion and fish roe. Between the crab filling and spicy mayo, this is a pretty creamy roll. The salmon on top had a very light sear, so while the smoky flavor was noticeable, I considered it closer to raw. The unagi sauce added some sweetness that offset the mild spice. + NAGOYA ROLL ($18.99): Tuna avocado roll topped with salmon, ponzu sauce, sweet sesame sauce, green onion and fish roe. The freshness of the fish especially shined here between the large cubes of tuna inside and the meaty slice of raw salmon on top. The sauce simply enhanced the roll without taking over the flavor, so it didn't distract from the purity of the ingredients. + SETO ROLL ($18.99): Spicy tuna and cucumber inside topped with tuna, ponzu sauce and green onion. This roll is HOT, like at least 3/5 stars on the spice scale! As spicy as it was, I really enjoyed it, especially since half the roll was topped with medium fatty tuna which was such a nice treat. Lean tuna draped over the other half. Chopped green onion on top added pops of freshness. The chicken katsu meal ($16.99) came with salad, rice and miso soup. I tried one piece of the chicken which was tender and had an excellent light crunch! Service was great as the two employees managing the dining room checked back a couple times and were actively watching in case any of the tables needed anything. I know I'll be back again for more sushi!