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    Thai Taste

    3.7 (123 reviews)
    ModerateThai, Sushi Bars
    Open 11:30 am - 8:30 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Lauren F.

    I had the best fried rice today. It was amazing! Hot, fresh, and full of veggies. Definitely going back for the rice alone. This little mom/pop restaurant is a hidden gem.

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    Jeff R.

    Not familiar with the west side but some friends wanted to meet up and live over there. Place isn't much to look at but the sushi was really good. Also had the Tom Yum vegetable soup. It was in the middle compared to other spots but lots of veggies. We got six rolls. Yum Yum, salty dog, and spicy yellowfin. Couple others too. It was on point and some of the best I had. Will definitely come back. But in the pricey side too but would also like to try others dishes as well.

    Alexander P.

    The wait staff was very attentive and friendly. They specifically accommodate for gluten allergies, so I had the tofu pad thai along with a spicy tuna roll. Overall, the portions are fairly large but I found it a bit expensive. For two it was around $35 for dinner without alcoholic drinks. I will certainly be back again as I live in the area, but I wish the prices were a bit more reasonable. For example, the pad thai is $10.95 plus $2-7 depending on what is added. I think the base price would be fair for chicken or tofu; however either of those is a minimum of $12.95.

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    Brad B.

    Not being from Cincinnati I've always struggled with understanding this whole East side vs West side debate. While there is some truth to the cultural differences split down the middle by the great Interstate 75, there is also a lot of crossover that you might not expect. Thai Taste is one of those stereotype breakers. This place serves up sushi with the best of shops and is perhaps one of the best places in town to get good high quality sushi.....and I don't mean the kind that is skimpy with the fish and heavy with the rice. Thai Taste hooks you up with fresh plump sushi as well as absolutely delicious thai food.....and of course they do the old standard, Pad Thai, in a way you won't forget. Which I love.... Now, the place it small. It's in an old King Kwik or something like that so there really isn't a lot of space. I've actually stood in line for a table. There's a small sushi bar with about 4 stools, but it's usually full. But, it's well worth the drive - especially for you East Siders who've never been to the far West Side. For safety reasons, If you're coming from the East, I would advise coming up through River Rd. & Delhi Pike and avoiding Glenway Ave - especially after dark, when parts of this street (esp near Warsaw Ave.) are not safe and should be avoided. For those already on the West Side...sorry for sharing your secret...

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    4.8(44 reviews)
    5.4 miDowntown

    I went here for my birthday in December, best sushi I've ever had. This puts every sushi I have…read moreever had in a lower class. The service was impeccable and they were so knowledgeable about every fish and all the prep into it. The ambiance was interesting, we had a girl begging for soy sauce and the chef just gave her salt. Was kinda funny to watch but made a little bit of tension. I think the chef handled it in a mature manner, the customer was clearly drunk or something and was not happy with their experience. Like I said this puts all other sushi in a lower classification. So much effort and thought into everything.

    I went to the Thursday 5:00 p.m. seating, and I know I got lucky getting a reservation. I logged on…read morearound 7:00 that morning to book, and I was able to get one on my first try. Several people in my group said they'd tried multiple times without any luck. From what I've heard, Thursday at 5:00 is one of the easier reservations to get, because the Friday and Saturday 7:00 p.m. seatings disappear almost instantly. I've had sushi all over the country (although not all over the world), and this was hands down the best sushi I've ever had. The quality of the fish is incredible--they fly it in from Japan--and every course was beautifully presented. The pairings the chef came up with were amazing and really let the fish shine. The menu changes every day and every season, so you'll never have the exact same experience twice. One of my favorite surprises was the miso soup. The chef explained that the broth is made using the bones from the fish we were eating that evening, and it was honestly one of the best bowls of miso soup I've ever had. The only suggestion I'd make is to have a simple printed menu with the names of each course and maybe a few notes about the ingredients. The chef explains every course, but there are so many Japanese names and details that it's hard to remember everything by the time you leave. I would have loved something to take notes on or even just glance at while he was talking. The only other thing I noticed was that the ending felt just a little rushed. There are seatings at 5:00, 7:00, and 9:00, and by the end of our meal the next group was already waiting in the entryway. It wasn't a big deal, but it was noticeable. The experience is $115 per person, and the required 20% gratuity is paid when you make the reservation. You can also order alcoholic drinks during dinner. At the end, the chef offers an optional add-on (ours was either a $30 bowl or a $12 roll). I skipped it because it featured a type of fish that usually isn't my favorite, but after seeing what the chef did with everything else, I was honestly tempted to give it a try. Maybe next time. This was one of those meals that you keep thinking about long after it's over. Everything was thoughtful, beautifully prepared, and absolutely delicious. I can honestly say it's the best sushi I've ever had, and I'd love to come back every season to see how the menu changes.

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