Stopped in a few weeks ago with some friends and Sushi World was top notch. Went the AYCE route to…read moregive a few things a try and they did not disappoint. My favorite of the night was the Poseidon roll! After the first plate of rolls I ended up ordering another of those to finish the night off. All for roughly $30 per person, I'd say it was worth it! With the AYCE menu, you can also order hibachi dishes and some appetizers!

Visited the all You can eat sushi and hibachi with family. Everything was fresh, fast, and hot…read more Staff were friendly and server. Nice decor, waiter was super attentive. We ordered spring rolls, crab rangoon, tofu hibachi, shrimp hibachi. Crab Rangoon roll Burlington Roll, temple or shrimp roll All you can eat Buffet. Location is good from opening until 8:30 PM daily. $29.99 pp and the shareable for $8.99.

My family was passing though the area and decided to eat here for lunch. I like how they offer the…read morelunch menu on the weekends. I ordered the three roll sushi lunch with salad and a Thai iced tea. The sushi was good. I liked the salmon roll a lot. the ginger dressing was really good as well. I was not a big fan of the tea. It tasted like they poured hot tea over ice so it was watery. The sweetness level was good. They had good service and I would eat here again.

I ordered the general tso with lo mein and it was just nasty. The lo mein has absolutely no flavor…read moreand the chicken for the general tso was soft and mushy. I didn't even attempt to eat it after the first few bites. This place wasn't for me. The service over the phone was decent. I kept having to repeat what I wanted because it would be wrong when the host repeated it. My husband's orders in the past have also been wrong. I didn't even waste my time taking pictures. It went to the trash. The ambiance was fine. The inside was well kept and clean.

Quick, Fresh Sushi and Hibachi, Harusaki is definitely a staple in Burlington, NC. It's…read moreconveniently located near lots of shopping, which makes it an easy spot to stop in when you're already out and about. The service is quick, the food is good, and you're not waiting around forever, which is always a plus. Staff is friendly and attentive, and my water glass was always full. It's also a great option for date night. The atmosphere is casual but still feels like a nice night out, and it's a convenient spot when you want good food without making the evening a whole production. I like the avocado appetizer, sushi and hibachi. I have been a couple of times and haven't had anything I wouldn't get again. Definitely a reliable place and will be back.

My spouse and I went here on impulse for a meal between errands. We were pleasantly surprised at…read morethe variety of items on the menu and the value for price paid. We would return to try something else in the future.

The service and food were great. It's a busy weekend in the area and our food came out very fast. I…read moreordered the Rainbow Roll and Tuna Sashimi. Both were excellent. Warm pretzels and Cheese Sauce for the table. Everyone enjoyed their meals. Will definitely be back.

I've always enjoyed Drake's, especially their club sandwiches, so this review is disappointing to…read morewrite. This time I decided to keep things a little more Atkins/keto friendly and ordered a grilled chicken salad and a cup of chili. The total came to just over $26, with the salad alone costing almost $17. I understand prices have gone up everywhere. I can accept that. What I can't accept is paying premium prices while the overall experience falls short. The first issue started before I even got inside. The restaurant was packed, and customers were parked all along the curb directly in front of the designated to go pickup area. That completely blocked access. It took me nearly ten minutes of circling the parking lot, backing up near the dumpster, moving again, and eventually squeezing my truck into a parking space (in the "to-go" pick up area where I'm supposed to be anyway) just to pick up my order. When you're that busy, parking becomes part of the customer experience. At some point management needs to step in and help keep traffic moving instead of allowing the pickup area to become unusable (don't tell me I'm wrong because I'll tell you what not only did. I have to navigate that situation due to cars being along the curb in front of the to go area, but two other vehicles that were parked in the to go spaces had nobody in them and I was there for 10 minutes waiting for my food so those people were inside eating in the restaurant I presume-given that I observed their empty vehicles for a total of 20 minutes). To be fair, the employee who brought my order out was excellent. She greeted me with a smile, was friendly, professional, and was easily the brightest part of the entire experience. Then I got home and opened the salad. For $17, this was honestly disappointing. The chicken, bacon, and toppings had simply been simply tossed in there, while the rest was mostly plain, sad looking lettuce. It looked rushed and careless, especially considering the price. The first of several photos are exactly how the salad looked the moment I opened the container on my kitchen counter. I hadn't touched it or moved anything around. The last photo, however, my awesome lady was able to turn that same salad into something amazing in just a couple of minutes. SHE chopped up some pepperoni that we already had in the refrigerator, diced a little Colby Jack cheese, added tomatoes, mixed everything together, and finished it with ranch dressing and a level 10 appearance on the plate. She didn't have to cook anything. She simply took the time to prepare it the way a $17 salad probably should have looked when it left the restaurant. The chili was good, and I'll absolutely give credit where it's due. Drake's still has menu items I enjoy, and I've had plenty of good meals there over the years. But when you're charging premium prices, customers deserve the same level of quality whether the restaurant is half full or packed to the walls. Being busy explains delays. It doesn't excuse lowering the standard. I genuinely hope Drake's takes this as constructive feedback because I know they can do better. I've seen them do better!

Very good food fast friendly service. Good prices. Highly recommended! Abigail's favorite place!!!read more

great food, beautiful new restaurant & great people Nice…read morevariety of foods on menu-you won't be disappointed

I have always heard of Publix grocery stores, but never been to one until now since there aren't…read moreany on the West Coast that I know of. The store is located in a really nice area with other nearby shopping and conveniently located. When I entered the store I was pleasantly surprised at how clean and well organized the place is. Product are mealy and clearly labeled. The staff are extremely helpful and go way above and beyond to help which is a great thing. The prices here are also phenomenal! The checkout lanes and self checkout were not crazy at all either. I will definitely shop here again with I am here the area.

Ordered a tiramisu cake from the Publix bakery, at least that was what it was listed as. There was…read morea little tiramisu flavored filling between the dry, regular cake layers. It was not a tiramisu cake It was not even a good cake. In fact, it was probably one of the worst store bought cakes I have ever had. I paid a custom cake price for something that was a big disappointment. It was so bad that I actually took the time to write this review so no one else wastes their money.

Great food and great convenience for buffet and takeout. Would recommend the competition. Isn't…read morethat fierce around here so this is the best you might get

If I could put no stars on this I would, the food is not good but the people are really nice. I got…read moresesame chicken with rice and the rice did not even taste good, and also I couldn't even get the drink I wanted because I only wanted sesame chicken and rice and so it only came with sweet tea which I think is some bull. I've been to many Chinese places and by far this one is the worst that I've been to for the food. Do not recommend.

I am really upset with myself.... For not coming here…read morebefore now. I travel for a living and virtually eat every meal out. I read the reviews on this place and avoided it because of the bad reviews. Today I decided to take a chance, walked in and asked if I could just go look at the buffet. The lady was very nice and the food looked good/ fresh. Turns out it was some of the best Chinese that I've ever had. The egg drop soup was the best I've ever had and the hot n sour was also delicious. I guess the people writing the bad reviews must just love to complain. In the future every time I come to Burlington I will definitely eat here.

I couldn't even eat. The buffet food was all barely warm and there was a stench so off putting that…read moreI lost my appetite and went to chipotle instead. I overheard one of the patrons complain about the food not being fresh and decided not to risk it.

Harris Teeter in Burlington has really restored itself to a high-quality grocery store, delivering…read moregood products at "fair" price points, especially considering how everything seems to be going up these days. The store is clean, well-stocked, and offers a nice variety of products, making it a reliable option for shopping. The environment feels safe, and overall, I'd say 4 out of 5 customer experiences here are positive. The only downside I've noticed is an increase in panhandling in the parking lot, which isn't exactly ideal. It doesn't feel unsafe, but it does take away from the otherwise pleasant shopping experience. Hopefully, that's something that can be addressed to keep the store and its surroundings as welcoming as possible.

This overpriced place disappoints every time I enter. I decided to stop for a meal since I didn't…read morefeel like cooking. Calendar said chipotle lime. Chicken / yum. Asked 3 different employees where to find it - no one knew about the items advertised in the gigantic poster at the front entrance. Saw a guy at as cart area with hot food - asked him / he had n clue - I said you know the chicken on that calendar you are standing right next too. He looked at it and said - oh yeah / we don't make that - we made ribs. I had no interest in ribs which didn't matter anyways since they were sold out and it was only 5:44pm for the 4-7 special. Decided to grab a rotisserie and wanted some sweet potatoes - no luck their either - not even the frozen Bob Evan's option - hundreds of regular potatoes and macroni but not a yam/sweet potato in sight. Grabbed one of the last 2 broccoli heads left. Ridiculous - not sure how they stay in business..... I suppose it's really just a bar that happens to sell food.....

I've reviewed a lot of gas stations on Yelp:…read morehttps://www.yelp.com/collection/feP73QIFqpzHefu3txmGjg/Gas-Stations-and-Convenience-Stores. Off the top of my head, I can count on only one hand the number of gas stations that have special driveways like this Sheetz in Burlington does. If heading south down Maple Ave / NC 49, this Sheetz has a direct, one-way "exit" that puts you right onto the property. It reminds me of the RaceTrac on Peachtree Pkwy / GA 141 in Peachtree Corners, Georgia: https://www.yelp.com/biz/racetrac-peachtree-corners. This is Sheetz store #592. It's located just off of I-85 / I-40 exit 145: NC 49 - Downtown Burlington, Liberty. It's an OK stop to fill up at if you're traveling between the Triad (Greensboro, High Point, Winston-Salem) and Triangle (Chapel Hill, Durham, Raleigh). Note: On this concurrency (overlapped stretch) of I-85 and I-40 in North Carolina, the I-85 exit numbers prevail. Those exit numbers are 131-163. Sheetz is known more for their convenience stores with "MTO" made-to-order food than they are for their gas stations (e.g., gas prices, amenities). Currently, Sheetz is only in Maryland, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia. The company is headquartered in Altoona, PA. I remember my first experience at the Sheetz on Wendover Ave in Greensboro, many years ago. Multiple Sheetz stores have since opened and closed in my hometown of High Point: https://www.bizjournals.com/triad/news/2019/11/12/sheetz-to-close-high-point-store-because-of.html. The luster of the brand has long worn off on me, but I think it's still fine.

I was told I had to visit Sheetz when I went on a small road trip. I was told it's like…read moreQT/QuikTrip but better. Coming from Charlotte, it's very similar to QT, but "better" in the sense that freshly-made food is available 24/7 and the menu is larger. I wanted a fish sandwich but I was told they didn't have fish. I was given a free item coupon for the inconvenience. I had a fried mozzarella cheese stick, and they were good and had a light garlic flavor in the breading. I ate a tuna salad sandwich wedge, and it's like the other wedge sandwiches you can get elsewhere. The restrooms were clean. The employees were friendly.