Our favorite spot in the Aliana community for Japanese food! What really stands out is how fresh…read moreeverything tastes -- the rolls are always made to order, and you can tell they use quality fish and ingredients. A must for us is the Toro Tartare with the Japanese milk bread. The bread completely elevates the dish. My husband and I also love ordering the Bluefin Flight, and the little hand roll that comes with it is always such a nice bonus. The Black Widow Roll is another favorite -- it always comes out warm with lightly fried soft shell crab, cream cheese, snow crab, eel, and avocado on top. The textures and flavors are so good together. Our girls love the simpler rolls that are packed with fish. Some family favorites are the Crunchy Dynamite Roll, Lady Gaga Roll, and the Tokyo Giant Roll -- all super fresh and flavorful. We do ask for the sauce on the side. We've also done hibachi here a couple of times, and it's always a great experience. The hibachi side is kept separate from the sushi restaurant, which makes it feel like two experiences in one. The chefs are engaging and entertaining, and honestly, who doesn't love buttery fried rice cooked right in front of you? Definitely one of our go-to restaurants in the neighborhood!

This restaurant has been in the neighborhood for a while and we wanted to try something different…read more Walking in the staff was kind and welcoming. It's comfortable, clean, and has a variety of seating.. This is my daughter's favorite Asian cuisine. She loves the wonton soup. My favorite is the ginger dressing on the salad. The meal itself was delicious. The waitstaff was patient and knowledgeable and accommodating. The food always arrived just as ordered, hot and delicious.

Great food, excellent service. We order out from Jin's Asian Cafe almost once a week and it's for…read moregood reason. When the food misses the mark (which is not often but everyone is human) the staff is very receptive to the feedback and does everything they can to make it right. The friendly demeanor of the staff and their attentive honesty is refreshing among less thoughtful and personable restaurants. Definitely recommend.

It was okay tried it for the first time wasn't me at all wouldn't go back only think Cathay could…read morelast was the rice

We stopped by Phat Eatery on our way back from San Antonio (we live in the loop so Katy is "far"…read morefor us ). Parking is challenging since there are so many stores near each other, but we found a spot at the back of the parking lot in front of the grocery store. Our server was great, very helpful with recommendations. Food was super tasty! Would definitely recommend the roti canai, Hainanese chicken, & beef rendang!

Amazing Malaysian food with a western twist! Everything here was so delicious, especially staples…read morelike the roti canai, chicken satay and sizzling fried tofu! Phat gets 5 stars for SAFAV: Service Ambiance Food Alcohol Value for Money

First time here, what a surprise! so fresh, so delicious, every dish looks beautiful and well…read moreprepared, so many choices! Nice place to meet with friends and families! The best sushi place in the woodlands!

Premium-quality food with a wide variety of choices. In addition to the sushi and sashimi, there is…read morean ample selection of other dishes, ensuring that everyone can find something to suit their tastes. The restaurant has a pleasant atmosphere and is very kid-friendly. It's a great place for family gatherings, business lunches, or work-related meals.

Food was really tasty, drink were strong and service was very friendly. The ambiance is calm. The…read moreonly down side was that there were not enough people cleaning tables and I had to be moved twice bc of the dirty tables. But they worked it out quickly.

This is one of those restaurants that makes you wonder how good the sushi can possibly be when you…read morehave a sashimi menu shared with Chinese dishes like kung pao and orange chicken. This is in no way a proper Japanese restaurant, but for the area and price, I find myself coming here every now and again as a local. Lunch menu in particular is an amazing value for the price Would I Go Out of My Way to Try? Np Would I Return? Yes, local Ambiance- 7/10 Food Taste- 7/10 Service- 7/10 Value- 8/10

The reviews do not lie!! The food was delicious and came out extremely fast! Our server Hailey was…read morephenomenal and made the experience very comfortable. It was super chill inside the restaurant and not too loud whatsoever! Go visit if you are nearby!

Great quality sushi and prices were reasonable. Highly recommend this spot if traveling through…read moreand hungry for sushi.

Horrible customer service. I placed my DoorDash order an hour before closing, yet the restaurant…read moreclosed before the dasher could even pick it up. No communication, no accountability, and zero apology. Completely unprofessional experience. If you're going to accept orders, you should at least stay open long enough to fulfill them. Complete waste of a customers time.

When a restaurant "enforces" a 20% tipping upon you, it is no longer a tip, but rather a fee. A…read morecover charge. Thank you for visiting my restaurant. Thanks to you we can pay bills and salaries, and, by the way, I am charging you a cover charge for choosing to come in? (granted it was for the two of us only) Tipping is always based on personal preference, and appreciation. It increases if the service exceeds expectations, and motivation for tipping is activated. But enforced? Remember, table for two. Here is where it worsens. I proceeded to make a purchase for a good cause. I bought a gift certificate for St Jude's Hospital and in return, Lo-n-behold, another 20% tip was added to the gift card. It was not until a few days later that I noticed what they had done. Had I known this right then, during the purchase, I would have said no and raised hell. So, if you go to this restaurant, do not buy the "for a good cause" gift card and be aware of (and willing to pay) the cover charge. A place we visit not to often but.... but maybe no more

After countless times coming, I've been meaning to make a review about this place. Everything in…read moretheir menu is something great, with some of my personal favorites being the Homestyle Trio with Eggplant, their Mapo Tofu (off menu, no gatekeeping), their Spicy Chicken Noodle Soup (a wee too spicy for me personally, but I love the simplicity of it), and the General Tso's Chicken. The eggplant dish mentioned is very rich and flavorful, with the eggplant cooked to be soft and almost mushy (but in a good way), nicely complimented by particularly the beef. Their lo mein is a little watery on various occasions, but still maintains a great and very nice flavor. Their fried rice is one of my favorites in the area and is always very well made no matter the time of day. The fried chicken wings, crab puffs, and crab bomber appetizers are both just such standouts in what is often an overlooked part of the menu by many restaurants. I have nothing but praise about how this place handles food. The staff is all really nice and welcoming from entrance to walking out the door. They are very good with order additions or food/allergy restrictions and the dishes always come out in a timely (but not rushed) manner, no matter whether it is a weekday morning or a busy dinner crowd. I'd recommend the lunch special for anyone coming around that time, as the deal of egg rolls, soup, and an entree or 2-3 sushi rolls for a low price is a steal. The ambiance nice for sure and the tables are clean, though I do sometimes get disoriented by the wallpaper they use (I think it's just me though). Whenever this place first opened, I was very disappointed in the restaurant. Meals were salt with a side of meat and rice and was just overall underwhelming. But now, it is one of my family's go to places whenever we need quality food in a short distance. Definitely worth a try, even over other restaurants in the area that serve a similar menu.

My husband and I visited Asian Fusion for lunch. The place is clean and inviting, and the staff was…read morefriendly and attentive. They also have some great lunch options. We started with the Pan‑Fried Pork Dumplings, delicious and surprisingly filling. For mains, we ordered the House Special Lo Mein and a Lunch Special that came with egg drop soup, fried rice, Szechuan shredded beef, and an egg roll. The soup was flavorful, thick, and nicely eggy. The fried rice was good, and the beef was tender and savory. The egg roll was also really good. The House Special Lo Mein, though, wasn't our favorite. The texture felt off, and the meat was colder than the noodles, so we couldn't really eat it. For a Chinese restaurant, the House Lo Mein is an important dish to get right. Overall, some hits and some misses.