Delicious food and service avoid peak hours to avoid long wait, kids friendly! Awesome katsu set…read moreand ramen

Fantastic food and portions are very large. The service with Hunter was great, and friendly…read more Definitely coming back.

Tao's is by far the most veg-friendly hotpot/shabu spot in the greater Sac area and I've become a…read morehuge fan. I've been several times now, and even brought a group for one of my veggie UYEs to enjoy it. Each time, the food is delicious and we leave stuffed and satisfied. The Veggie AYCE option ends up being about $25 with tax, which is a pretty good value. Appetizers and dessert are also included! The vegan broth options are tomato and my personal favorite, mushroom. Unlike most hotpot places that only have ramen noodles that contain egg, Tao's also offers udon and rice noodles in addition to the traditional ramen. Nice! Tons of veggies, including favorites King Oyster & Seafood mushrooms and daikon. Also, both fresh and fried tofu for extra plant-based protein. Condiments and sauces are self serve, as well as side dishes like seaweed salad. Tao's definitely has the variety and the set up is convenient. Staff is friendly and on it. I haven't had to chase down servers, which I appreciate. Highly recommend!!

Unfortunately, this was a very disappointing experience and we will not be returning…read more We arrived on a Saturday night and the restaurant did not seem particularly busy. We were seated right away, but no one asked if we had been there before or explained how the dining experience worked. Luckily, we are very familiar with Shabu Shabu. We were a party of two adults and two children. We ordered several appetizers and chose the Kobe beef option. The first thing brought to the table was two small plates of raw beef, each with roughly 6-8 rolled slices. We then waited about 10 minutes for the vegetables, followed by another 10 minutes before the broth finally arrived. It seemed very odd to serve raw meat well before the broth needed to cook it. Rice came shortly afterward, but service remained very slow. It took another 10-15 minutes before anyone came back around so we could request more meat. When the next order arrived, it was one plate with maybe 15 slices to share between four people. We immediately asked to place another order. At that point, our waitress appeared visibly annoyed. She walked over to a coworker and began speaking animatedly in another language. Of course, we have no idea what was being discussed, but given the timing, it made us uncomfortable and feel as though we had done something wrong simply by requesting additional meat. After that, she largely stopped servicing our table and two other employees began helping us instead. Service throughout the remainder of the meal was very inconsistent. All four of our waters were empty at one point, and we rarely felt checked on. The food itself was okay. The Kobe beef was good quality, but the rice was dry and hard. The biggest issue was how difficult it felt to place additional orders at an all-you-can-eat Shabu restaurant. Our receipt showed that our family of four ordered 11 plates total, so we were certainly not ordering an unreasonable amount. For approximately $150, the overall experience simply was not worth it. There are much better Shabu restaurants in the Sacramento area. They may be a longer drive for us, but after this experience, the extra drive is absolutely worth it.

I had my "go to" veggie noodle, spicy. And spicy garlic edamame. Hubby had their ramen w panko…read morefried pork. I cannot get enough of the veggie noodle and never really stray from ordering that. Hubby was not impressed with their ramen unfortunately. He will just order the veggie noodle or rolls next time.

Long time customers lost! Must be under new ownership as no one speaks English and just kept…read moreshaking their heads, lost everyone's orders tonight and left in complete disappointment. So sad, used to love going there.

My mom LOVES Thai food and asked me to pick the place! I had this spot bookmarked, so it was a sign…read moreto try it! I made a reservation for Mother's Day dinner for my mom and family to celebrate! We ordered Coconut Juice, Jasmine Tea, Green Tea, Summer Rolls with Shrimp, Chicken Noodle Soup, Khow Soy w/ Beef, Tom Yum w/ Tofu, Yellow Curry w/ Chicken, Pineapple Fried Rice w/ Chicken and Mango Sticky Rice. Delicious drinks, I love hot tea! Fantastic and flavorful dishes, seriously order everything above!! Best sticky rice I ever had, topped with fresh mango and sweet pandan!! This authentic Thai restaurant has been in business since 2018! Sweet staff and plenty of seating available for our party of 6! Best Thai place we've tried in Folsom!! My kids loved the fish tank! SYOY! :-)

Pretty good food! Both mild and spicy was not very spicy to me, so if you have a higher spice…read moretolerance - recommend getting extra spicy Service was okay, a little slow but prob because they were busy. Pricing for a single serving of rice was a little steep in my opinion, but everything else was good in terms of price to quality and portion sizes. I would come back!

Ten stars! If you've ever been to Burma Burma in Dublin and you happen to find yourself in the…read moreFolsom area, then you're in luck! This is ran by the same owners and is such a delight! Everything from the decorations to the menu is exactly the same as the Dublin location which is one of our favorites and that immediately put us at ease to know that we were in good hands! For anyone that is unfamiliar with Burmese food, it is essentially a fusion of Indian, Thai, and Chinese cuisines and features the best aspects of all three. We ordered over ten dishes and all kept somehow getting better and better! The flavors were out of this world and the spices were perfect! Dishes that I especially recommend: -Eggplant Garlic Shrimp -Basil Chilli Swai -Coconut Rice -Tea Leaf Salad -Pad Thai with Chicken -Sesame Beef -Palata with Chicken Curry -Coconut Noodle Soup The food was impeccable and the staff were super friendly. Great AC inside, big tables, and comfortable booths. If you're in the area you GOTTA give this a try!

Phenomenal food and exceptional dining experience!!…read more I came here on a Saturday night with 0 expectations. I had Burmese food once years ago and I wasn't too fond of it but thought I'd give it another chance and I'm so glad I did! This ambience of this spot was super moody with dimmed lighting and plenty of seating including booths. We were greeted immediately and seated right away. Our waiter was extremely kind and accommodating to our many questions and inquiries. He checked up on us several times during our dinner and made sure we were happy with everything. Now onto the food!!!! We ordered the Burmese pad Thai with chicken, the coconut rice, and basil and dried chili beef, all medium spicy. The noodles in the pad Thai were cooked perfectly with a tangy sauce and the added peanuts gave a nice textural crunch. The sweetness of the coconut rice paired PERFECTLY with the spicy beef. The beef itself was so delicious, unlike anything I've ever had before! Made with chillies, basil, and tamarind powder, it was packed with flavor and spice while being extremely juicy. I can't wait to be back here and try other items on the menu!!

This is our new favorite sushi restaurant, it was a great experience and family friendly!…read more Everyone is very kind and welcoming, and the ambience is very traditional. The interior is focused and intimate, utilizing wood booths and panel walls creating a serene space that is almost ritualistic in a peaceful and unwinding way. The waitress was very Kind to us and the chef was prompt. On top of our orders, the chef brought out carved fruit for our kids twice! Before and after our meals. We thought this was such a great gesture and make the kiddos happy and feel special. The food was great! Love that they have a protein section using no rice to skip the carbs. Their toro was fantastic, and the chef even placed 24k gold flakes on top when he presented the dish. This was a great experience and we cannot wait to return and enjoy another wonderful experience! Highly recommend!

Nara Sushi was a pleasant surprise on a drive through Folsom. We were looking for a late lunch and…read moredecided to give it a try. Since it wasn't very busy when we arrived, we were seated right away. The dining room is fairly large, with a mix of tables, booths, and counter seating. Each table has a tablet for electronic ordering, but we decided to go old-fashioned and order through our server. We started with a large hot sake and six pieces of gyoza, asking our server to hold the entrées until we finished. The sake hit the spot and paired nicely with the gyoza. The gyoza tasted good but was just a bit harder than we'd like. For the main meal, I ordered a bento box with nigiri sushi and tempura, while the others chose a salmon teriyaki bento box and a Spicy Yellowtail Roll. My nigiri tasted fresh and nicely prepared. I also tried a piece of the Spicy Yellowtail Roll and found it to have a nice flavor profile. The salmon teriyaki was clean and sweet, with a natural salmon flavor, and was tender and juicy. The portions were generous, making for a satisfying meal, and everyone enjoyed their food, although my companions thought the tempura was a bit too oily. Despite the slightly firm gyoza and oily tempura, the good sake, generous portions, and relaxed atmosphere made for a very enjoyable lunch. The highlight for me was sipping the remaining sake and enjoying the nigiri.

Some of the best food in the area . Go meet Jenny and Issac great people. The fish stew came very…read morehot and the broth was perfect . BBQ Buns were delicious.

Actual garbage. Ordered honey walnut prawns and I got some skimpy half shrimp (about 4 total…read moreshrimp) for $17, some dumplings that look completely different in the online picture, and some tiny pieces of foil wrapped chicken. DO NOT BUY! Complete ripoff.

Great customer service best place best food ever very tasty quality is up in the high scale 10 out…read moreof 10. Recommend must try. Christopher was an awesome receptionist. Love it. I'll definitely go again Monday. They have a special like two spam rat with seaweed you can order up to four for $7.50 what a deal's!!!

If you are looking for a spotless dining environment with attentive hospitality, this spot checks…read moreall the boxes for a comfortable, casual meal. The venue features a welcoming, contemporary cafe-style setup where I placed my order upfront at the counter, but I still got the full sit-down experience as the staff promptly brought my food directly to my table. The customer service was highly efficient and friendly, ensuring that I felt taken care of from the moment I walked through the door until I finished my meal. For my dinner, I decided to try the Plate 2 Combo featuring a mix of short rib and fried shrimp. When the platter arrived, it was clear to me that the kitchen team truly excels at preparing their proteins. The short ribs were an absolute standout because they were incredibly tender, perfectly marinated, and cooked to a flawless consistency that easily pulled away from the bone. The fried shrimp were equally impressive in flavor and execution. Even though they were curled and fried into a somewhat funny, unconventional shape, they were battered beautifully, boasting a satisfyingly crispy exterior while remaining juicy and flavorful on the inside. Unfortunately, the high standards set by the main courses did not carry over to the rest of the plate. The accompanying sides felt like an afterthought and ultimately let down my entire culinary experience. The white rice was notably dry and lacked fluffiness, though it became much more palatable once I generously drizzled it with their savory, sweet teriyaki sauce. The biggest disappointment of the night, however, was the macaroni salad. It was completely bland, lacking any distinct seasoning, tang, or rich creaminess to tie the dish together. Bottom line: this restaurant serves up incredibly tasty, high-quality meats that are absolutely worth ordering, but the uninspired, lackluster sides unfortunately dragged down the potential of my overall meal.

Fats is a must-stop whenever I visit my Dad! Fats is my…read moreDad's favorite go-to restaurant, so whenever I'm visiting him, we always have to stop in for dinner. My Dad loves sitting at the bar, so that's where we usually sit, and you always get great service. And you must order the Mai Tai! They are awesome and the perfect way to start your meal. The food is always great, and you really can't go wrong with the menu. We usually get the Dim Sum Basket, which comes with shrimp, pork, and chicken. My Dad loves the hot and sour soup, while I always go for the chow mein noodles--they're one of my favorites! Great menu, great service, and great food. Definitely worth a stop at Fats!

We came right at opening on Saturday but it looks like they opened a bit earlier as there were two…read moreother parties seated already. We were seated right away as a party of 2. Service was prompt. We ordered a small hot and sour soup and it was more than enough for both of us. We also ordered the dim sum basket and the wok. A little bummed the bistro plates aren't available on the weekends since we weren't a big enough party to do family style. The dim sum basket included 10 pieces and the wok was delicious! We also shared a small brown rice. More than enough for us two to enjoy. The restaurant is very nice inside with 4 palm trees in the middle. There's also a Tuesday family deal where all entrees are $17!

Visiting the area for the first time and wanted to try this place, it's pretty nice. We got sat…read moredown immediately and we were able to order through a tablet to get the order right away. I ordered 2 rolls and got them within 10 minutes. They have a roller plate that slides the food to each of the adjacent tables. It was delicious with soy sauce and wasabi. My friend ordered the Bento Box, and it's massive. I'll definitely try that next time.

Service matters. Especially in this day and age with prices soaring sky high and customers having…read moreto make hard choices about when and where to spend money. I would describe this as a place for introverts who love sushi. If you don't want to interact with a single human during your whole visit, Bento Revolving Sushi is for you! But I actually like having someone warmly greet us, welcome us in, seat us, and walk us through how things work at the shop. ESPECIALLY when I shared that it was our first time to the restaurant. Especially when the restaurant has a nontraditional method for ordering. We ordered a beer from the ~one~ human trying to fill roles of host, server, busser and cashier (which in and of itself is ridiculous and too much to ask of a single employee). Ten minutes later, I was able to catch the attention of that one staffer. They came over and it was at that point they explained that we needed to order everything using the computer pad at our table. (Cool! Would have been excellent to know that when we first arrived or even when we ordered our beer.) To be fair, the beer arrived along with apologies about the wait. Thanks. Then we got excited for all of the many offerings in their extensive menu. We start ordering via the pad and had to show some restraint to not get too much directly from the kitchen, which is in addition to whatever is moving around the revolving "belt" that snakes its way by the ~13 tables available for customer use in the restaurant (several other tables were stacked with supplies and seemed to just be used for storage). And then we waited. We watched roll after roll sent out of the kitchen to one table in particular on their fairly cool automated conveyor system. Unique. Fun even! But man, that table was getting all the love. I guess they finish their tickets one table at a time rather than sending out a few items to each table to get people enjoying food throughout their visits. OK. After another 20 minutes of waiting, we inquired about our order. At that point (seriously, nearly 40 minutes after walking in the front door), the single staff told us that we had to hit the "send order" button on the pad. (I know. Obvious enough but I missed it and no one took time to spend 30 seconds telling us how to use their system.) None of our order had even been received by the kitchen let alone started. At this point, I was ready to pay for our beer and leave, but the husband talked me down. So we waited even longer, and eventually our meal started arriving, plate by plate. The food was really quite tasty. The shrimp tempura was yummy, served piping hot and we liked the addition of the crunchy noodles underneath. The rolls were good, although one was torched but wasn't under the torched menu, which was less than ideal since we'd already ordered one torched roll. The hamachi nigiri was fresh. The offerings on the belt were not very appetizing, made worse by someone having put back on the belt an empty, dirty plate of one of the desserts, which circulated during most of our visit. Gross. Lastly, nearly every surface was sticky and/or dirty. The screen of the ordering pad was gross. Under our table was so sticky the soles of my shoes were sticking to the floor. Just ick. If all of the other issues were set aside, I would likely consider returning. But honestly, there are plenty of great sushi places that have great customer service and would never leave a table unchecked for 10-20 minutes at a time. While I feel for the single staffer who said, "I'm really busy" (trying to do all the things that more than one person should be doing), I'm just not into excuses. This place clearly does not prioritize customer service. I won't be back.