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    Wingnuts Hibachi and Wings

    4.2 (6 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Love their wings (honey garlic parm) and their hibachi is always good. The staff is really nice!

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    Nuri Japanese and Korean Restaurant - Sushi boat

    Nuri Japanese and Korean Restaurant

    4.9(89 reviews)
    2.7 mi

    amazing energy from the waiter, clean restaurant, cute interior…read more and most importantly BOMB ASS SUSHI!!!! ngl i was a bit skeptical since they serve both japanese and korean food (usually places like this are either bad at both cuisines or are only good at doing one) but they shocked me!!! im so happy to know theres an amazing sushi spot near me now!! my roll was crunchy but still soft enough where i could bite it in half with ease. PERFECTION!! the spicy edamame was soooo good and that's coming from someone that doesn't really care for edamame. the spicy garlic sauce made it taste so much better. their pork bulgogi is also soft and the sauce has good flavor as well. i was blown awayyy. totally recommend trying!!

    The service was very nice and kind, when we first walked we were greeted with a hello from all of…read morethe staff in the kitchen. Looking around, they have K-POP (not demon hunters) music playing on a tv and another playing sports. The tables have a glossy marble finish. Some of the walls are bare rock, the others are a smooth finish. When I had gotten my Sashimi and Nigiri it was put on a fancy plate with little white thingys and lemon, ginger, and a flower. Eating the sashimi was amazing; it was cold and soft. It had a nice pink-red color and was very nice to eat. When I had tried the Nigiri, the salmon and rice was warm, with the salmon being soft, like the sashimi. TL;DR: Service was great, Ambience was great, and the food was served with glory and deliciousness. Overall a 5 star Japanese/Korean restaurant. Would recommend.

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    Katsu By Ouzen - Katsudon

    Katsu By Ouzen

    4.6(27 reviews)
    6.1 mi

    A new Korean katsu place, straight out of Korea (or so the videos seem to show?) What sets Ouzen…read moreapart from some of the other katsu spots around is their technique - the katsu is breaded with homemade breadcrumbs made in house, and have a few different options for crumbs, including their signature Kurogoma Fillet katsu which is breaded with black sesame crumbs. Pork itself is good, the cutlet itself tastes like real pork cutlet and not like a pork cutlet esque paste. Katsu curry was solid, and comes with a good amount of rice and katsu. Cheese katsu is a highlight also, probably the best we have had around here. The cheese is extremely gooey so it can be a handful to eat as the cheese stretches everywhere, but the initial pull? Amazing The main plates come with a cabbage salad with a sauce bottle to pour over, rice, miso soup, a bunch of pickles, a special hot pepper pesto, other sauces to dip, and a Vietnamese chili powder which is extraordinarily spicy. We were warned by the server first. The restaurant is small and was exceptionally busy, at lunchtime on a Saturday multiple groups had to wait for a table. They have a disclaimer out front due to the cooking technique that the service would be slow and it unfortunately is, we had finished our meal before the table next to us got their food, and they came in around when we had ordered. Seems like the kinks are still being worked out but they were also quite busy at the time. Ample parking out front but there is a fairly sizable dip in the road outside the shop. Service is great, and the staff do a good job explaining the menu and walking you through it if it is your first time. Menus and service in both English and Korean. Recommended if you're looking to have some premium katsu!

    There was a line when we went and had to wait so it can get pretty busy! Plenty of parking though…read morebecause it's in a plaza. We had: - kurogoma fillet katsu: aged pork tender breaded by in house black sesame bread crumbs. Comes with 2 fillets, the color is definitely darker bc of the black sesame but you can't taste it at all. Was expecting more out of this bc it sounded so interesting - fillet katsu: aged pork tender breaded by in house butter bread crumbs. Nothing super special but not bad - chicken katsu: fresh chicken tender breaded with in house butter bread crumbs. Was more moist and tender compared to the pork so would get this over the pork options - shrimp katsu: 1 black and 1 white shrimp, this was really good! Just $3.99 per piece - soba noodles: chilled buckwheat noodles with homemade tsuyu sauce. Comes with wasabi, grated radish. The sauce is a bit bland and required a lot of wasabi. For all the katsu, you do get a bowl of white rice, a salad and dressing (the dressing was tangy and delicious) as well as some pickled sides and salt + katsu sauce for dipping. There's a small amount of chongyang pepper pesto is what they call it but it wasn't really a pesto. Sounded better than it tasted, was a bit bitter for me? Glad I tried but it wasn't my favorite katsu place

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    Okiboru Tsukemen & Ramen - Spicy Tonkotsu

    Okiboru Tsukemen & Ramen

    4.4(184 reviews)
    4.9 mi
    $$

    Wanted to give Tsukemen a try and definitely recommend this place. They do offer a hot noodle…read moreoption as oppose to the traditional cold noodle. I got the Paitan tsukemen and it was bursting with flavor. We did start with an appetizer, got the truffle garlic edamame. And wow, the truffle oil really brings out the flavor plus the slight sweetness from the edamame. It's a definite must try. Also give the fries a try, super crispy fries! Will definitely be back to try other menu items!

    Outstanding ramen, incredible fresh noodles, and excellent service from Aaliyah…read more Okiboru Ramen Takumen in Duluth was absolutely worth the visit, and honestly, I'm just mad at myself for not trying it sooner. I started with the Okiboru buns (chicken and pork) the crispy gyoza, and the garlic nori fries. All three were a great start to the meal. The buns were soft and fluffy, and the pork bun worked really well with the garlic aioli, soy glaze, and pickled cucumber. The chicken one was good too but the pork one beats it on flavor. The gyoza had a nice crisp to them and came with a shoyu dipping sauce that tied everything together well. The garlic nori fries were also really good, crispy and well seasoned, and a fun side to snack on between everything else along with the garlic sauce to dip your fries in. For my main dish, I ordered the tonkotsu ramen, which comes with rich pork broth, pork chashu, half a soft boiled egg, scallions, and thin Hakata noodles. I also added the thick noodle refill on the side, and I'm glad I did because both noodles were excellent in different ways. The biggest standout here was the noodle quality. You can tell immediately that these are fresh noodles because the texture is just on another level. The thin noodles were fantastic and worked perfectly with the tonkotsu broth, but the thick noodles were incredible too. It's one of those meals where after the first bite you immediately understand why people talk about fresh noodles the way they do. The broth itself was rich, flavorful, and comforting without feeling overly heavy, and the pork in the ramen was very good too. Service was also a big part of why this visit stood out. Aaliyah was incredibly kind and welcoming, and she did a great job making the whole experience feel comfortable from the start. Good food is one thing, but good service is a huge part of what makes people want to come back, and she absolutely deserves a shoutout. The restaurant itself was clean, spacious, and comfortable. I was dining solo, so I sat at a smaller table, but they also have booths and larger middle tables that look like they'd work well for bigger groups. Food came out pretty quickly, and parking was easy since it's in a shopping center. And of course, everything got washed down with a Coke Zero. Not fountain, just canned, but it still hit the spot. This was an excellent meal from start to finish. Great appetizers, outstanding ramen, truly impressive noodles, and service that made the whole visit even better. I'll definitely be back.

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    Yumee Katsu

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    4.3(56 reviews)
    5.0 mi

    I've been to Yumee Katsu a handful of times now, and it's become a solid go-to when I'm craving…read moresomething crispy and comforting. Yumee Katsu is a modern-style katsu spot, and overall, the food is tasty even though I've definitely enjoyed some dishes more than others. My go-to order is the Assorted Katsu meal, and it's a winner for variety, flavor, and portion size. You get a couple of pieces of shrimp tempura, fish katsu, and pork & cheese katsu, plus the option to add a small side of udon or soba noodles. The fish katsu is light and flavorful, and the pork with cheese is a full-on cheese pull party. I also really enjoy their salad dressing and the dipping sauces that come with the donkatsu and fish katsu- they add a lot to the meal. The ambiance has a nice, modern vibe, and the service has always been friendly and welcoming. A small but thoughtful touch: they offer Asian candies for guests, which is a fun little refresher after your meal. Overall, Yumee Katsu is a great spot in Suwanee if you're in the mood for well-executed katsu in a cool, comfortable setting. Definitely worth checking out if you haven't already.

    Not your traditional Japanese katsu. The menu definitely is Korean influenced katsu. Big space and…read morelots of seating. Good service. We came in late on a weekend night (perhaps arrived around 9PM) and the place was mostly empty. Food came out fast. Our family really liking the taste and the variety.

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