Fast friendly service and huge portions!…read more He had cold sake from Japan as it was labeled as Course filter, where in the US they call it unfiltered. Would happily stop there again within the area!

Went to this place after seeing the high rave and good review. However, when we reached, the server…read moretook our order and asked if we wanted lunch menu. We said yes, after that he went to speak to the 'in charge' and came back telling us that there's no lunch menu and he doesn't know as it's his first day here. We trusted and ordered from the main menu. However, the table behind us and the table in front of us had lunch menu served to them. This is unacceptable. This make us feel that we are being cheated just because we may look like tourists. Paying the full price was never the issue. But the fact that you gave others lunch menu and told us no is definitely unacceptable. When we spoke to the in charge after we realised, he was still finding excuses saying that he needs to teach the new guy and it's a hassle so he just gave us regularly menu when he can give the rest around lunch menu. Honestly, I had so much high hopes for this restaurant but what happened here was honestly terrible.

As previous review the chicken egg drop soup was perfect. My husband really enjoyed the spicy hot…read morediced chicken. We both loved the fried rice. All in all it was a pretty nice meal.

My first visit - my spouse told me I needed to come try out this basically hole-in-the-wall chinese…read morerestaurant. I tend to like authentic chinese, and this place is indeed american chinese, but I thought I'd give it a shot. There were a lot of menu items I avoided - I knew I wouldn't like anything that screamed american chinese, but I found they had hot pots and a few spicy dishes that I might prefer. I said I wanted their spicy beef - extra spicy (the hot pot I wanted to try as was). When asked "1 to 10?", I said definitely 10 - as hot as you'll go. Well, it arrived at what I would call a 2, and barely that. But they were very good at bringing out some chili paste, and that made it a very nice medium spiced dish. Both dishes were very tasty, and I told my spouse I would be quite willing to come again, especially since it is just across a street from out business mailbox.

This has been a place that has been recommended to me for an awhile and decided to try it with…read morefriends. It was SO GOOD. Sweet and sour chicken is some of my favorite food item and it was so crispy and hot and fresh. The waitress we had was super kinda and patient while we were deciding what to get. The restaurant was very modern and clean. They take great care of this place.

Absolutely the worst Chinese food my boyfriend and I have ever eaten. We live in Teton Valley and…read morewere in Idaho Falls to go shopping. Knowing we would get home way too late to start cooking, I googled for Chinese restaurants, and this one came up on my phone with good reviews (note, on my computer the reviews were only 3.0, but on the phone, they were over 4). The menu was very small, and a little on the expensive side, but we already walked in, and wanted to get going home, so we decided to order rather than try and find another place to pick up food. BIGGEST MISTAKE! We both love spicy food, so I ordered the Spicy Hot Diced Chicken (Diced chicken, mushrooms, bamboo shoots, water chestnuts, green peppers, celery and green pear). and my boyfriend ordered the Spicy Hot Pepper Beef (Choice sliced beef with green peppers, onions, mushrooms, bamboo shoots in spicy hot sauce). We each ordered the small fried rice, mine with no pork. Where do I start? Neither one of the descriptions say carrots, but both had them (mine diced, his julienned). Mine was supposed to have bamboo shoots and green pears, instead it had peas and almond slices. The pieces of chicken were not diced, but the veggies were (not a complaint, but definitely not as described on the menu!) They were both supposed to be spicy, but the only flavor, let alone spice, was the crushed red pepper. Now lets talk about the fried rice. To start, we ordered small fried rice, as that was described to us as what would normally come with a meal, rather than a larger fried rice, which usually is it's own meal. Small is an understatement. I wish we had measured it before putting it on the plate, because if it was a third of a cup, I would be surprised. There was absolutely NOTHING fried about this rice. It was white rice, with scallions and a little scrambled egg (and pork in my boyfriends as ordered). No soy sauce, no veggies, no flavor, whatsoever. Because the portion was so small (it did not come with any other white rice), we will need to make more to finish the amount of food that came with the dinner portion of the meal. Fortunately someone knew that there was no flavor in their food because they put enough Soy Sauce in the bag to drown out the taste of just about anything. I also ordered a side of Spring Rolls, which is 6 of the smallest fried dough with barely any veggies in it. I chose to snack on one in the car, and it was horrible. I thought maybe I would try a second dipped in the duck sauce- MISTAKE! My bad because the car moved, and I spilled some on my hand, but it was HOT, and I totally burned the palm of my hand. Who serves HOT DUCK SAUCE? YUCK! I truly feel bad (or envy?) all of the people that wrote reviews indicating this is amazing Chinese food, because they clearly have never tasted good Chinese food. The best part of the meal? The pre-packaged fortune cookie. Literally the only thing that tasted like Chinese food should.

Always my favorite place to go for sushi in Idaho Falls. Service is always great. Every time I come…read morein I have them do the vision roll for me. It gives them a little bit of artistic license. It is always a masterpiece. Tempura can be hit and miss for some restaurants. I am kind of a tempera snob. After living in Japan, I have come to expect great tempera. Blue Hashi's tempura is always spot on. I think the best value on the menu is tempura vegetables with shrimp. It is listed as an appetizer, but it is a full meal. Blue Hashi never disappoints me.

We will only order takeout from now on. The owner refuses to listen to his servers who continually…read moretell him that people repeatedly complain about the obnoxious techno music that he refuses to change. The seats in the booths are long past their prime and very uncomfortable. Those two things out way an enjoyable dining experience. I cannot praise the staff and food enough and have patronized this place since it opened especially during COVID. Enough is enough.

I love this little place! I've been here twice for lunch. It's a small restaurant and service is…read moredecent for the amount of customers that are usually there during lunch. They have a lunch menu with many choices or you can order lunch sizes of many of their dishes. I got the Thai Fried Rice with squid and my colleague got Cashew Chicken. We ordered the fried wonton appetiser. She ordered a Thai Tea and I ordered water with lemon. I ordered medium spice and she ordered level 4. I added more spice to mine. The lunch portions were filling - neither of us finished our meal completely. The squid was overcooked so next time I'll get shrimp if I order the Thai Fried Rice. (Squid is difficult to cook). I may try a new dish next time, who knows...I just know I will be back.

It's been a long time since I've had a good combination fried rice and this was delicious. My…read morehusband had the garlic chicken lunch special and that had a great flavor too. Wish I could find a place near me like this. We walked in. We were seated quickly. The server was friendly, and the prices were great. The place is a little dated, but the delicious food and service makes up for it.

Our waitress Jen was amazing!! She was so friendly and kind, we had mentioned getting married 3…read moreweeks prior when she asked what we were celebrating and surprised us with a dessert at the end! We had great conversation with her and she wasn't in a rush to take our orders. She even gave us a few camping spot recommendations as we are new to the area. The ambiance was perfect and the food was delicious as always. Jen gets 5 stars from us

Not as well polished as the very famous Benihana's but entertaining, and certainly one of the best…read morerestaurants in the Idaho Falls Ammon area They do a great job with the food The service is very mediocre And the ambience is exactly what you would expect from a Benihana style restaurant The food preparation show is Not as polished or as authentic and compared to a Teppanyaki in Las Vegas San Francisco or New York - but You won't be disappointed going here if you've never been to a big city Teppanyaki restaurant.

Sushi Time has become one of our go-to sushi restaurant in Idaho Falls. The all-you-can-eat (AYCE)…read moreoption is nice if your Love Sushi. A few tips: -They're closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and they also close between 2:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m., so plan your visit accordingly. I've made the mistake of showing up during those times. -Lunch AYCE is about $9 less than dinner, but the lunch menu has fewer items. If there's something you really want that's only available on the dinner menu, you can pay the dinner price during lunch to get access to those additional items. -If you're deciding between AYCE and ordering à la carte, I'd say the break-even point is around two to three specialty rolls. If you plan on trying appetizers, nigiri, hand rolls, or several different rolls, AYCE is definitely the better value. -If you go with AYCE, don't skip the Crab Rangoons or the Potstickers--they're both excellent. -If you've never had nigiri, give it a try. The eel nigiri is a great place to start because it's cooked and has a slightly sweet flavor, making it less intimidating if you're new to sushi. -For specialty rolls, my favorite is the Don't Ask. It's a cooked roll with a little kick from the sriracha, but if you don't like spicy food, they'll make it without the sriracha. If you're looking for something lighter and more refreshing, try the Shannon roll. My daughter's favorite is the Crunch roll. -Be sure to try a hand roll at least once. My family calls them "sushi ice cream cones." They're about half the size of a regular roll and are meant to be eaten with your hands, so they're perfect if you're still learning to use chopsticks. One thing to know is that they do enforce the AYCE rules. Don't make it awkward. Discounts/Coupons: None that I am aware of at this time.

My neighbor recommended Sushi Time. It was such an enjoyable experience. The inside is really…read morenicely decorated and creates a charming atmosphere. They have a diverse menu of sushi and other things. We just did rolls versus the all you can eat and everything was delicious. The service was good as well. We will come back again soon.

The food was very good, no complaints. The service was amazing, and the vibes were on.read more

I have to comment on their takeout, because I '"always" eat in…read more I was about to have surgery in the hospital, so my spouse brought me take out from here. It was amazingly delicious, I normally think of takeout as a poor substitute. After I left the hospital, I was still convalescing, and my brother and sister-in-law had sent a door dash gift certificate, so we continued to order take-out. We love spicy food, so tried ordering it "Thai Hot" as they told us to do, rather than "American hot". And indeed, that's how it came, beautifully spicy! We used up the gift by ordering from Dee Kitchen multiple times, and every time it was perfect. I've been back to eat in once since then, and they said they realized it was "us" by the fact we ordered it Thai hot and also they were our favorite dishes. Shows how much we like Dee Kitchen!