Domo kitchen continues to be a reliable, consistent, and go-to restaurant for our Asian food…read morecravings. Serving size is very good and we always have enough leftovers for a 2nd meal (we do takeout). We rely on Domo for our takeout dinner repertoire and hope they stay around for a long time. Thank you Domo staff for your always-on friendly and cheerful attitude. Dishes we like: Moo goo gai pan chicken Salt &Pepper fish Mongolian beef Domo's famous pan fried noodle

Excellent sushi! Service was awesome!! Great place to grab lunch. If you're in the Kearny Mesa area…read moredefinitely try this location especially for fresh sushi!

I always love these Mongolian stir fry spots! I Tetris-ed my bowl so full it looked like the…read moreleaning tower of pisa and I swear one of the staff would tell me it's excessive but if it fits in the bowl it's good to go! Very entertaining watching them cook your meal over the large circular grill. The only downside is that it was close to the end of the night so they were out of some condiments and onions but the staff threw some extra veggies into the stir fry for me. For less than $15 it was so much food that I split it out into 3 meals. Super good deal!

We checked out Mong Q in the Fashion Valley Mall. Very simple concept, get your own noodles and…read morecondiments, and choose your own sauce, I chose the Garlic one. Then paid it and bring it to the person who cooks it for you then after it will hand it to you and ready to eat. I have Mongolian bbq many times already but this is the first time I tried it here in a Mall in Fashion Valley. The noodles are cooked perfectly, not soggy at all, it's just that the Flavor or sauce added to it is not strong enough flavor on my noodles so I needed to get some soy sauce to bring out some flavors. This Mong Q is at Fashion Valley Food Court, located on the second floor of the mall.

I've passed this place many times over the years, and finally decided to try it when I saw their…read morebanner advertising their AYCE Chinese bbq special. It's only available from 5 - 11 PM (during lunch hours they are actually open as "Shanghai Alley" instead) and it costs $34. Its different from your usual asian bbq spot in that they serve already grilled skewers, but also include some other apps & entries from their regular menu as well. The meat skewers were cooked & seasoned well and they provided a warming tray to store them on throughout the meal which I thought was a nice touch. We got a few rounds of lamb, fatty beef, chicken, and chicken wings. They also have seafood like scallops (served on the shell w/ glass noodles) and shrimp & squid). You can also get veggies like mushrooms (enoku & king trumpet), corn, potato, and chives. Of the apps, our favorites were the cucumber salad (the leftover dressing makes for a great sauce to dip the meat into) and orleans chicken bones (think roast duck style but with dry rub). We also got the tomato egg noodle which was a good starch to compliment the meal. The service was fantastic! The woman helping us got us seated quickly, immediately brought out each component as it was ready, and checked on us often. The only reason I took a star off is that I feel like everything was seasoned heavily with an almost overpowering amount of cumin, but otherwise I enjoyed everything I ate. I would definitely come back!

I should have realized that I shouldn't eat here when I walked in around 8pm on a Wednesday and…read morethere were no other tables dining in. I ordered a bunch of food, skewers, cucumber salad, plum juice, etc and while the food didn't taste off, I had immediate regrets after dinner as I became violently sick! I vomited in the parking lot (I didn't even have any alcohol!). I continued to be sick all night- my husband guessed it was the plum juice as he stated that it tasted like barbecue to him. I won't be back.

a really solid spot for japanese noodles…read more i rly liked the dipping soba because the noodles were not overcooked and the dipping sauce was really flavorful the takoyaki was also solid

After reading the raving reviews, I guess I expected more. On the plus side, they are open late to…read moregrab some food after a party or concert. They have happy hour items which are discounted after 9pm. The food was decent but average. Other reviews note portions are generous but I didn't feel that was the case. I was surprised by the high prices for some items such as the soba noodles which were over $21 for a small plate of noodles and some frozen shrimp tempura. The rolls were fine but again over $17. Service was minimal but we didn't need much. The parking lot is tiny and so are the spots so beware. For a late night meal we paid $60 for average Asian food which seemed steep. I don't think I would go out of my way to dine here again...

Casual order-at-the-counter Japanese place that serves dishes like teriyaki chicken, sushi, ramen,…read moreyakisoba, etc. Their menu is massive, and the selection is quite friendly towards those who are new to Japanese food. The specials are a great deal as the portion is massive and enough to share between two people comfortably. If you dine in, most entrees also come with miso soup. The curry chicken katsu was nothing special; the curry was a little lacking in flavor, and I would've appreciated a salad of some sort to add variety and freshness. The macaroni salad is good though. The D2 special is great value and variety. It comes with miso soup, tempura, salad, macaroni salad, and teriyaki chicken on a bed of fried rice. The fried rice has a shockingly good wok flavor, and the teriyaki is quite good. Not a dish that will blow your mind, but definitely hits the spot without breaking the bank. They have some tables outside if you have a dog or prefer to sit there right by the parking lot; your food will still be brought out to you, just let them know when you order.

One star, and it pains me to write it because we've been a loyal regular customer here for years…read morebut the service has just gone down the hill and the staff was so rude to us. We came in at 7:30 pm and the person at the counter rushed us through our order like we were a nuisance for being there. When the food came out, they brought my 8-year-old son a bowl of raw salmon. We had ordered baked. When I asked them to exchange for baked salmon she refused saying "once it leaves the kitchen, no refunds". I was really startled because the tone and brashness of the refusal was something I have never experienced at any restaurant. I told them I didn't want a refund. I just wanted the baked salmon which I thought we had actually ordered. She still refused but offered to get us a baked salmon plate if we paid for it. To the owner: please take a look at your night staff. Loyal customers shouldn't be treated like a nuisance, and a simple fix shouldn't turn into a standoff over policy.

I came here around 5 pm and, sorry to say, the quality of duck or pork didn't live up to my…read morestandard. I assume it's because this was end of the day, and nothing on the menu was fresh. But aside from that, it was hard for me to maneuver through menu, the shop front looked disorganized, and it was quite hard to communicate with the lady working the store front. I think this place is not expecting non Chinese customers? Lol

I was next door, waiting for my food, when I saw a person with a big Roasted pig coming out of this…read moreplace, SIEU SIEU BBQ. I immediately checked them out and found a few that my family likes. I ordered a Half roasted Duck and When I came home i tried right away the Skin part, that's my favorite part of any of the Roasted meats Both the Duck and the Pork are delicious. The Pork skin is still Crispy, but the Duck skin is not . The lady who is doing everything like cutting meat, packing them, and at the same time doing the registry is very nice . Parking is easy to find here, everytime i come here there's always a good parking space.

Authentic Korean fried chicken and not KFC covered in ketchup like the other places…read more The people who work there are friendly AF too. I dunno why people complain about the bones in the whole fried chicken. Y'all know a whole chicken has bones right? We Koreans like our chickens whole with bones. Hell, I'd eat the feathers too if they served them

Spontaneously Came in here before going down the street to our comedy show…read more We order whole ahh chicken, and got the jalepeno sauce, and that honey butter, side of rice, and pickled ralish. The music was too loud for us to sit inside so we sat outside. Definitely was spacious place. We were the only ones there, and I hope this spots stays open and gets more people because their chicken was ffffflllaaaaaavooorrr. Juicy, crispy, some dry AF but still good. Service was cool, your typical gen alpha cat that was always on his phone either on social media or on discord chatting with his gaming friends but also helpful when he needed to be. Lol We'll come back if we're in the neighborhood!

I loved this ramen. Might be my favorite ramen in San Diego so far…read more It's a relatively small shop, much like you might see in Japan. The server was doing an amazing job with a full shop. She was friendly and provided everything we could need. The ramen was amazing! I ordered the Karami signature, and I am looking forward to going back and getting the Thai Shoyu. Would definitely recommend!

Karami Ramen is a quaint ramen shop offering a variety of items including giant bowls of curry…read morekatsu ($19), various desserts, and, of course, authentic bowls of rich, garlicky, hits-the-spot ramen ($16-19). The setting was intimate, which to my understanding, is a feature of many ramen shops in Japan. We were quickly seated in the corner, and for the duration of the meal, I quickly forgot that the restaruant was filled with other guests. Tip: add-on free Korean chili spice for your ramen! Not only adds more value to the slightly smaller portion sizes, but it adds another level of complex flavor. You can add a little (or a lot!) according to your spice tolerance. In a city with tough ramen competition, I would say this place rivals Menya Ultra. Would still prefer Ramen Nagi, but this is a solid choice if I'm in the area.