Highly Recommended for Authentic Ramen!…read more I was looking for an authentic ramen place in town, and this spot came highly recommended--it did not disappoint! The Ramen: Truly authentic. You can tell by the broth, which tastes 100% homemade. It's not that MSG-heavy style that makes you want to drink a gallon of water afterward. I tried three different kinds, and all were outstanding. A standout was the cold noodle with a side of dipping soup--so interesting! You soak the noodles in the soup before eating. It might be a love-or-hate dish for some, but I found it unique . A Note: If you prefer a heavily seasoned, traditional American-style ramen (on the saltier side), this might differ from your expectation. Their flavors are more balanced and nuanced. Also Tried: The sushi was good--not outstanding, but reasonably priced with good portions and a fresh taste. Dessert Lovers, Listen Up! You must try the Fried Ice Cream. It made me feel like home! Hot, crispy, doughy outside with cold ice cream inside. So yummy!

Every single visit to Haru is an A++…read more The kindest best staff, great food, great atmosphere!

We were in town for work and some of our local friends wanted to meet here for dinner…read more They picked a great place. The food and atmosphere were amazing. We started with the Satay Chicken and the Crab Mandalay. Both were delicious. For dinner I had the Pad Thai Me Up with pork and a level 3 heat, which was probably mild to medium. The food was excellent. For my cocktail, I had the Hokkaido Mule. Very good drink. Our service was top notch. We will definitely be back on our return trips.

Whereas this post is extremely BEIGE in appearance, the complex/advanced flavors of last night's…read morefeast danced on my tongue and made me so excited for changes in my hometown of Fort Wayne! The place? Nawa - a beautifully decorated restaurant that serves up extremely high-quality Thsi food. The owners (who are longtime NE Indiana residents) have given foodies another reason to #GetLost in downtown Fort Wayne! *Yes, that IS a "curry flight." #Getlostindiana #Getlostindiana13K https://nawa.live/ @VisitFortWayne

First time here. Won't be the Iast !! VERY good food and great service…read more From Apps to main course , everything was just so good. We were the only ones there. Then as our Apps came Boom, the whole place filled up!! I cant remember the names of ANY dish . Sorry. But they were just great. Sooo I DO KNOW we got pot sticker dumplings. Delicious and both got Noodle dishes that were both great. So I'm thinking all there food is great . CAN'T go wrong with your choices. Please try them out. We Think you will like them. Whatever you pick. We will return !! Merry Christmas to ALL !!!

Incredible. Service was amazing, food was incredible, and the overall atmosphere was so relaxing…read moreand chill. Will definitely come again once I visit Fort Wayne.

The food offerings were varied and everything was delicious. It is not a large venue, which can…read moremake it very cozy. We had a party of 8, but the staff served us well with good attentiveness.

Okay so first of all this place is Chinese…read more Now with that out of the way, let's get into the real review. Our waitress looked like she had a gun pointed on her head. Knowing my previous experience with Hana in Phoenix, AZ, that was already a big red flag. But in terms of the food, the only thing I find worth mentioning is that they make correct ramen. ...Yet it's correct in the same way that a groomed, mindless Asian student who spent all night memorizing a book to regurgitate its content on the exam will give you a correct answer. The food at Bimi Bistro looks and tastes like what one would consider ramen to be. Bone broth, ramen noodles, fatty chashu, droopy marinated eggs, etc. And yet, it's so bland and bloody BORING! It's like a "How to make ramen for dummies" book illustration coming to life. Completely devoid of any excitement or character. The very definition of mediocre. This extends to the appetizers like the takoyaki and char siu bun as well, unfortunately. Everything's as technically correct as it gets. It's actually uncanny how they could make food with all the right steps and ingredients, and yet so lacking in flavor. I didn't get to try the hibachi plate my friend got, but from the looks and his description, it seemed like it would've tasted like every takeout "hibachi" dinner ever as well. Personally, I would've preferred actually bad food at this point. At least I could write something funny about them. TL;DR Someone just learned how to make ramen, and opened Bimi Bistro.

Fantastic lil Vietnamese joint on the outskirts of downtown... Really good Pho, excellent service…read more(family owned), laidback dining room, and fair/reasonably priced food. If you're looking for solid Vietnamese food, definitely recommend checking out Saigon.

I've only had the egg rolls here. I feel comfortable saying these are the best egg rolls in town…read more They are crispy on the outside and flavor and tender on the inside. The service here is quick and efficient. I placed my ordered over the phone and it was ready within 15 mins. This appears to be a family owned and operated business and they have a system that allows them to run in sync with one another. They offer dine in seating. It's a small place but there is room for several diners. It's not the most aesthetic place, but it's clean and comfortable.

The bento box is a good bet if you're visiting Umi for lunch and/or you're dining alone. I was…read moredoing both! The lunch bento box is straight up hits: a California roll, shrimp tempura, vegetable tempura, rice and your choice of teriyaki'd protein (chicken, salmon, beef, shrimp or basa, a type of catfish). I chose salmon, which was cooked perfectly. The salmon was placed on top of the rice, so the rice kind of soaked up the teriyaki sauce and made it nice and delicious. My bento lunch came with a cup of miso soup, and it was so nourishing and briny, like only miso soup can be. So yeah. I didn't taste any of the sushi here at Umi, unless you count a California roll, which I don't. But they have lots of different types of rolls, nigiri and hand rolls. Umi also has a large menu of sake. So large, that I thought I would be remiss to not get sake to go with my lunch. The menu made me do it! So I got the chiku bai Nigori sake, and it was so smooth. Sake is served in a small pitcher with a small ceramic cup. I wasn't sure if the sake pitcher was supposed to be shared, but there was only one cup, and there was only one me, so I went for it. A sake buzz during lunch ... how extravagant. I visited for a late lunch, around 1:30 p.m., and I was the only person in the whole place. I got the full attention of the very nice server, who had 20 pens in her apron ("For when it gets busy and it's only me," she said, because I asked her why she has 20 pens in her apron.) The restaurant is tastefully decorated on the inside.

Came here on a Wednesday night and sat at the bar by myself. The restaurant was empty except for a…read morecouple other people who left before me; this was from about 6:30-8pm. I was told they have 1 team that all works Wed-Sun (closed Mon and Tues). The bartender was really nice and honest about advice on the menu. I had questions about the sashimi salad and appreciated his opinion on it. When I asked how the crab rangoons were, I could tell he genuinely thought they were a good item to order - and they did not disappoint! The picture only shows 4 rangoons because I already ate 3, so the fact it comes with 7 is a great deal. I also ordered the chirashi since I love sashimi, and I was told I was given a few extra pieces. 2 salmon, 2 tuna, 3 yellowtail, 2 scallop, 2 unagi, 2 octopus (or squid?), 2 imitation crab, some salmon roe, and 2 lobster tail chunks; seasoned sushi rice on the bottom. This was a very filling meal. It's a dimly lit restaurant with a calm ambiance. I saved this place to come back to when I'm in the area again for work.

I was totally not a fan of the sushi here. Rarely do I order sushi from a fusion place- ie Thai/…read moresushi, Chinese/sushi. And I should have stuck with my gut in this one. I'm always willing to give a second chance, but it will probably be one of the kitchen items. The staff was friendly and the place seemed calm and quiet... I was just not feeling the sushi.

Food is so tasty, large portions for cheap prices. Favorite dishes are the pho, the sushi, noodle…read morestir fry and the anchovy rice. The owners are also so nice and the vibes are immaculate.

One of our fav Thai places in FW. Service was excellent for a busy Sat night crowd. Food was…read moredelicious and served hot and without delay. Fresh ingredients and cold Singha to wash it down.

Still consistent from my last visit. Still the best Thai restaurant in the area. Since they have…read morethe best Chef. Taste similar to west coast Hollywood (authentic) Thai. Ordered the same Pad Kra Paow with ground pork. Fish Cake and Thai Ice Tea. The right spicy. They named it - Burn My Bum Cheap and delicious meal. Went to use unisex side of restroom. Very nice and clean. This should be the standard for restaurant restrooms.