Came here for the first time in awhile (maybe like 5 years was the first time). I came right after…read morework so it wasn't busy yet. The food was good and they have a lot of apps and food alongside sushi. The food was good but I felt like the sashimi and nigiri could be better. The sashimi slices weren't big and more poke style, and there was SO much rice on the nigiri. The place was on the smaller side and the staff was friendly for the most part. I don't see myself driving all the way here from boston but if i live in the area this is a solid place.

It's pretty well known that highest quality food and all you can eat food are mutually exclusive…read moreconcepts. With that in mind... this is AYCE sushi and it's pretty solid. For about $25 you can pick from common rolls and sushi, like bbq eel, tuna, salmon and more. It's a pretty sizeable menu and you can do rolls or hand wraps even. There are some hot kitchen items too like gyoza, miso soup, chicken teriyaki and much more. If you upgrade to the deluxe menu, it's about $35. You're able to include some more items but I think a few you only could do 1 round for. Overall I didn't see the benefit of the deluxe for this night, as the basic menu had everything. Also knowing the quality would just be OK, I didn't bother upgrading. It's small inside and the outside looks pretty beat up. There is parking though. Service was solid. The food comes out fast. The menu says they will charge $1 for any left over pieces but I saw another table get the check while eating and didn't end up finishing a few. I guess it's more of a deterrent. That's fair. I honestly would go back. If you're a big eater and want to get a good deal on sushi, this spot is solid.

Dine-in is available (even though the sign outside says takeout only)! 3 Country Bistro is a small…read morerestaurant that offers Japanese, Thai and Korean food, and they do all three cuisines well. We ordered the black dragon maki, Woburn maki, Main Street maki, and Basil Fried Rice and everything was great. I get the Woburn and Main Street every time, however I've always enjoyed every sushi dish. I also recommend the okdol bibimbap or country pad thai (spicy) if you want Thai or Korean instead. Service was great, and our food came in a timely matter. The portion size, quality, and pricing is great too. The restaurant is small so seating is limited with maybe 5-6 tables and sushi bar seating. There is street parking and a parking lot behind the building. The owner/sushi chef Mike is always welcoming and kind, and still remembered me even though I haven't visited in 3+ years since my move.

Sushi excellent and service warm and friendly! Eat there often and would highly recommend.read more

May 15, 2026 I'm…read morewriting this a week retrospectively from my experience, since I've been through a few things medically in the last week and needed time to think about our family's experience at Karma-Burlington. First - our server, Kendra A. Was really good and kind. She worked hard for the 7 of us and my few criticisms don't reflect on her at all. First - let me say that Karma/Burlington is not set up properly for large parties. Our table was located right next to the kitchen door. It is neither a gracious nor a comfortable place to have a large dinner together. Secondly, the table was both too narrow and not long enough to accommodate people and large plates of food. In other words, it was cramped and because of that, not nearly as welcoming as it could have been. Third - the music in the restaurant is obnoxious. It was always on the edge of being too loud and it's directed at a younger crowd .... People who either don't care about assaults on their hearing or who don't care about being able to have meaningful conversations at moderate levels. Now... let's talk about the food. Generally, it was really good, though their Pu-Pu platter for two sucks for the price ($37.00 each). There were no egg-rolls on it, only two fried shrimp, a stack of boneless Chinese rib pieces, and some chicken fingers - which were overly breaded and not worth eating. I also counted four crabs Rangoon pieces on each platter. Not exactly a generous offering!! I'd definitely skip this appetizer next time. Now - we chose, as a family, to eat communally - passing plates around and sharing everything. I've attached the photo of the receipt, so that you can see what we ordered. Three plates stood out as exceptional: the Coffee-braised short ribs were really delicious. Fattening, but amazing. The second was the Beef with mixed vegetables - one of my perennial favorites at Karma. The third was the Mongolian Beef, which was tender, savory, and delicious. The Stir-fried Yee Mein was not memorable and I'd not order it again. My eldest daughter ordered the Philly Maki and the Cucumber and Avocado Maki. Both were good but very much not exceptional. A number of us ordered the Hot & Sour soup and it was very good - as it usually is. The soup was served piping hot and quickly, which made it a small delight. The service we received was good across the board and the restaurant cannot be faulted for how busy they were.... Which I have to say did not at all impact the quality of our meal. If you want to go to Karma-Burlington as a group, tell the manager that you do not want the table where we were! Other than my specific concerns, it was a very good experience and I'm happy we went.

Upon walking in.I admired the decor and the setup of the restaurant. The hostess was friendly at…read moreour waitress Lindsay was great! I was able to customize my order for the sushi rules I had wanted to try with my food aergies and she made it happen. Every dish was absolutely delicious and made to perfection with a great amount of eye candy!! I had customized a lobster, sushi roll with black caviar and truffle oil.That was absolutely delicious! We tried the salmon on fire, crab ragoons, chicken pad thai, ceviche, some delicious cocktails, and lava cake for dessert. Highly recommend and I cannot wait to find another one to visit around the country.

I already loved the Brookline location. We were 15 minutes away from the Winchester location, so…read moretook the drive. The layout of the restaurant is similar to the Brookline location, with the private booths on the right and special booths on the left, main seating area in the middle, and the bar seating towards the back. Only difference is the Brookline location has those cool matcha whisk structures, while this location has cool honeycomb structures. I would've loved to experience sitting in one of those. I always like to eat spicy so of course I got the Kyushu Spicy Tonkatsu Ramen. As always, broth is so flavorful with the perfect amount of spice. The ramen texture is my favorite, good amount of softness and waviness. The boiled egg is marinated just right, not too salty or sweet. The chashu pork is tender. I wanted to try their version of the spicy cucumbers. It's REALLY spicy. But also very good. The flavor reminds me of the Chinese chili oil sweet potato noodles, very spicy, kind of salty, and a strong taste of vinegar. I love snacking on it. The takoyaki is the best of course, perfectly soft and tender, with thin bonito shavings and great sauce. The fries are essentially seasoned the same way. Salted fries with the takoyaki sauces and bonito. The combo works very well together. Thai tea was good and service was great. If I'm ever in the area again, I'll stop by for another bowl.

Yum!! We went back to Kyuramen, very hungry and eager to try a variety of menu items. We thought…read moreabout trying one of the combo options, but I ended up ordering the curry ramen, and upgrading it for $7 to include a Thai tea and bao bun. The bun was delicious, with tender pork and a flavorful sauce and I loved having the Thai tea to sip on. We also ordered the cucumber salad to share and it was nice and fresh and spicy. My curry ramen was delicious and hearty. My partner ordered the #2 and I really liked the pork in his bowl, I preferred it over the tonkatsu in mine. We ended our meal with matcha tiramisu and during the current promotion, we won an order of popcorn chicken to redeem on our next visit. The restaurant is cozy and they make use of the small space with their honeycomb wall. There are lots of employees working, so service is quick and we were able to call our sever to the table with a button when we wanted to order and pay.

The hand pulled noodle lamb. Soup continues to be a favorite. It feels like Gene has lost its edge…read morea little. The broth wasn't as rich and tasty as it was when I was last there a couple years ago. When I placed my order, it was not a friendly interaction at all. It was almost cold. You want this place to be authentic. You also want have a choice of things to drink. I have been wanting to return for several years. I'm just never in that area. I don't think I'll be rushing back. It's still very good and unique.

Amazing hand pulled noodles. I always order #4 with extra pork 1/2 spicy. A truly great bowl of…read morenoodles. WARNING: Do not try to eat them in your car!

A fantastic sushi restaurant and dining experience…read more This is an absolute rare hidden gem of a spot. Wakefield MA is the last place I'd think of having sushi of this quality. The food speaks for itself; it's fresh, delicious, and prepared in a way that feels like the animal was respected from start to finish. The service is attentive and quick, and the staff is incredibly knowledgeable. The inside seating area is small, but when the weather is nice the outside seating is pleasant. I have yet to attend the omakase, but I cannot wait! This is the type of spot where you'd want to keep it for yourself because it's such a cozy and delicious experience, but you also want the business to thrive!

Been in search for a great sushi spot in the north shore and finally found one. Alan is really…read morepassionate and took great pride and care in the quality of the fish he served. We did the omakase, which is best to make reservations so he can prepare. The omakase is served one piece at a time with time slots of 1:30.330 and 830. It's $110 per person and it's 15 courses. Our favorites were the Spanish mackerel, and the giant eye red snapper. Everything else was really good, but those two stood out as our favorites. You can also order the omakase à la carte, but best to give it some time to prepare because each piece is intricate. We look forward to trying if everything on the menu!

Food was delicious , service was prompt & fast . Atmosphere was great ! Highly recommendread more

Came here recently to try out their lunch menu. The restaurant is really cozy and was quite busy on…read morea Sunday lunchtime. I grabbed the maki lunch special which was a spicy tuna roll and a salmon avocado roll. It came with a salad and miso. The salad was delicious, the peanut dressing was really good. The tools were light and fresh and tasty. I ordered the spider web maki roll as an extra roll, because I love short shell crab. It was also delicious!

"Great food, amazing service and a gorgeous view! Perfect spot to spend the evening."read more

Stopped in here on our way to a show and this was exactly what we needed!…read moreWhen you enter, you have to climb a flight of stairs up to the main restaurant. The restaurant was warm and inviting with comfortable booth seating options as well as tables to seat large groups. The staff was very friendly and gave us speedy service, which was great because we had to leave for our show. Between the two of us, we split a plate of Lo Mein, General Gao's chicken and Crab rangoons. They gave us large servings of each dish, we ended up with leftovers to go (which is always exciting). This is a great option if you are craving Chinese food in the Lexington area!