Good ramen, quite spicy but left a good burn. The service was great, attended to quickly and kind…read moreservers. Nice and cozy seating as well. Overall really good. 10/10

Wanted to try something new. Beautiful and clean store front. Seated right away. Lots of…read moreoptions on menu. We had a hard time deciding what to get so we ordered a lot!! Pork dumplings, spicy edamame , spicy corn and chicken dumplings, braised beef ramen, Dan Dan mian , beef cheese cakes, red oil wonton. Oh man- service was on point, food was fire! Can't wait to come back and make another dent at the menu. This area needed some good ramen!

Longest line in the food court next to the Asian Kitchen and Chik fil A…read more The poke bowls, ramen and bubble tea orders were nonstop. The workers were so busy and the kiosks wouldnt stop taking orders. This goes to show the freshness and reliability! Take out came with a nice bag.

Decent boba tea at a reasonable price located at Danbury mall. I only tried their Thai tea with…read moreboba, so cannot speak for anything else at all. However they had an extensive menu for drinks and also food.

Another day just driving around to get fresh air and on our way back we decided to try Yoko…read moreKitchen. We were greeted and seated right away in a nice quiet spot. We ordered some Spring Rolls which were nice and hot, a Futo Maki which is my favorite and hard to find. So good. Then I got the Beef Yaki Ramen and my husband got the Korean Flank Steak. Both served hot and fresh. Everything was delicious. The waitstaff was overly attentive but that's ok. Cute spot. Well definitely go back.

Something changed here! I don't know if there's new sushi chefs or they've cheapened on…read moreingredients, but their Wasabi is now flavorless -- NO taste! Not just on my last visit either -- on each of my last 3-visits! Also, you have to keep asking your server to bring more Ginger since you're barely given a half teaspoon ('if' that), when you order sushi! Ridiculous! Lastly, if you're ordering a sushi roll based on the picture in the menu, the actual roll doesn't always resemble the pic. Ask to be 100% certain! Lately, I've been disappointed, but I do still continue to go here. Yes, undoubtedly! Just pointing out, nothing more!

District Ramen is a cozy restaurant, perfect for a hot, comforting bowl of ramen! The ramen and…read moreapps were delicious!

Decent food. I like the quality you can tell it's pretty good. All their apps were nice…read more For the price tho, u would think you'd get bigger portions lol. I ordered extra chashu and they only gave me a little bit for $4 extra. It's pretty small inside, wasn't a fan either. I would return again but for take out probably.

The Japanese ladies who work there--handling product quality, food preparation, and…read moremanagement--work very hard and always welcome me with a smile. The spirit of "ichi-go ichi-e" (treasuring each moment as unique) embodies the beauty of "wa" (harmony) rooted in Japanese Zen philosophy. However, now that the store has become a massive chain, the employees (local part-time or temporary workers) can't even say hello or offer a simple "thank you." They just toss food and items into paper bags. In the worst cases, even when they have a free hand, they won't even bother to put items into the bag for you (much like the self-service at many local supermarkets). They don't ask if you'd like chopsticks, and they remain so unfriendly that customers have to pack everything into the bag themselves--they do nothing until you specifically ask for chopsticks. Can this really be called a Japanese restaurant? Given my position, I'm quite particular about discipline and manners, but I rarely reprimand people I don't know. However, since the situation was so bad, I did speak up--but they must have held a grudge, because their attitude has been even worse ever since. I want to eat delicious food, but I believe the true beauty of Japanese cuisine is only realized when you not only taste the food itself but also appreciate the elegance of the tableware, the pleasant atmosphere of the venue, and the "spirit of hospitality.『Omotenashi no Kokoro」 It's truly disappointing.

I would say this is a hidden gem, but it seems like most of Stamford knows what a treat this place…read moreis. We came on a cloudy Saturday afternoon after lunch in the area and were hoping for a nice spot to just sit and catch up. I got a Yuzu tea while my friends got a matcha latte and we got a strawberry cream tart to share. The Yuzu was fragrant and the tart was nice and light, exactly what you'd expect from an Asian dessert -- "not too sweet". When we were done, we happily perused all of the goods in the store. They had so many different Japanese offerings, it was so nice to see -- ceramics, teas, snacks, cooked food, etc. There was SO much, and on top of that, they seemed to have almost all of the Harney & Son's offerings, including the special edition teas like the Death of the Nile and Murder on The Orient Express. I was super impressed by this little shop and can't wait to visit Stamford again to explore more of the goodies.

Excellent sushi & ramen with friendly service and a large, bright open space…read more I particularly loved that they offer specialty rolls without nori.

Takeout experience: food was good, we loved the roll and seaweed salad. Ramen was pretty good,…read moremeats were relatively dry and tough but the broth was flavorful. Preferred tonkotsu over curry broth.

Mecha noodle might be my favorite so far here in Connecticut. I usually order online but I finally…read moregot to go here in person. The inside looks nice. The first thing i noticed was the ceiling. Its definitely eye catching. They have plenty of seating inside and out. It wasn't to long of a wait. Once inside I ordered two bao buns. One was pork belly and the other was soft shell crab. The pork belly was my favorite. It was really flavorful and the bun itself is super soft. The crab bun was good too. The crispy crab and the soft bun pair well together. But I enjoyed the pork bao the most. My favorite soup so far is the triple beef pho. The braised brisket, rare beef and the roasted bone marrow are what i call pho! I added meat ball and extra greens. I love bean sprouts and scallions in my soup. Being that i felt under the weather a bit It was definitely a power house of satisfaction. Our server was attentive and very much on point. I would love to come back to mecha!

Came back this time to dine in on a Saturday evening. They were super busy, had to wait 25 mins for…read moreour table. I ordered a Pho Bo Vien with brisket and greens add on but received a Pho King with no steak and no been sprouts. They were kind about correcting the error. Also, my sister added chicken into her item and received the vegetarian version. We were cool about this mix up, we understand they were so busy. Overall, the food was consistently delicious as usual and service from Jose was phenomenal.

Deadass the best Asian food I've had in so long 10/10 If anything happens we're ALL going down with…read morethem

Amazing food, delicious food and a cozy corner. Always leave feeling full and satisfied. Service…read moreis always always so great.

Everything was very fresh. I only eat sushi at sushi restaurants where I know they are turning…read moreeverything over quickly and nothing is sitting in the back of the fridge. This place delivers. They also have some odd things, like bao which are not Classical Japanese. They were delicious regardless. Their claim to fame is ramen. I don't like ramen so passed on it. On the other hand if they can get me to like it they get six stars not five. Major extra credit. Maybe next time. Oh and parking is easy which is not always the case in Norwalk.

The vibe is chill. Would recommend the Ishiyaki Wagyu on hot stone! It was tasty and came with a…read moreside of kimchi and string beans. The poke bowl was flavorful but was mainly rice. I wouldn't recommend the Yaki Onigiri, despite reading positive reviews for it. The fried rice was way too heavy and didn't taste good. The greasiness was competing with the strong taste of the salmon. Some servers knew their job well, and greeted us at the door. A newer server wasn't as knowledgeable on gluten free options there and also didn't take away our used appetizer plates before serving us the mains. Not a huge deal, but it does make a difference in your dining experience and how the flow of your meal goes.

This place is such a hidden gem! Granted we only stopped in for ice cream after the zoo but we need…read moreto come back for dinner or lunch. I have never had Hawaiian shaved ice cream and absolutely loved the matcha one. My kids ended up getting the rainbow shaved ice cream and my husband did the ube top coconut ice cream. Loved it & need to come back!

Worst ramen I've ever had in my life. It's clearly frozen, prepackaged microwaved food. Shame on…read moreyou Kailani. Ordered Shoyu, Miso, Tonkatsu Ramen. The broths were watery and thin. You can even taste the grains of miso particulate, giveaway #1 it's packaged microwaved. The noodles were so overcooked, they were almost mushy. The charshu pork was tough and dry, cuz guess what -- it's frozen microwaved food. And the fish cakes?? 100% prepackaged, an exact copy of the kind you see in instant ramen cups. I'm not a food snob, but this is offensive. I can have a full meal of Shin Ramen. This is worse, much worse. I can count on one hand the number of times I quit eating cuz of how bad the food is. This is one of them. Literally felt nauseous and sick halfway thru. Show some respect for your customers, Kailani. Your ice cream is decent. Don't sell ramen. 1/5 for the ramen. 4/5 for the ice cream. Out of courtesy I'm giving 3 stars total.