The sushi was decent but not my favorite. Took a while to come out despite there hardly being…read moreanyone eating at that time (Saturday at 7). The service was friendly and the restaurant was clean. I've had other things on the menu before but this was my first time trying their sushi. Will definitely come back but stick to other dishes aside from sushi. We tried an assortment of sushi and also the special roll for the day. The special was tasty and had great texture!

We headed back to Phoenix and of course had to get the crab wontons again. Still amazing! Still my…read morefavorites! I got the shrimp habachi dish with white rice. It was phenomenal! When it came out, I was shocked with the size of the shrimp--they were massive and perfectly cooked. For desert, we split the banana spring rolls. They're fantastic too! I can't decide if I like them or the cheesecake desert is the best. We sat in the bar at the tall tables and it was a nice experience. We could see the TVs and it was a very chill vibe. Our server was also the bartender so she was busy but always attentive and helpful.

I came here years before, but this was a very different experience. Our server, Kim, was very…read morehelpful and attentive to our meal. The "happy hour" has a special of three items for $35, one item from the $8 dollar column, one item from the $12 column, and one from the $17 column. I got a dragon roll, spicy salmon, and then one that was wrapped in pink soy paper....unknown name. Also, they have a $6 martini, which I got with an Asian pear. The meal and all the sushi were very tasty, and the drink was delicious.

Very nice experience. Beautiful restaurant with interesting sushi selection and a discount menu for…read morelate afternoon. They also have a Martini discount menu! I enjoyed the Asian Pear Martini, not too sweet and delicious. It went well with the Asian food. I started off with the yellowtail and jalapeno with a touch of siracha and it was bright and a great way to start off the dinner. I ordered the Mountain specialty roll and a regular salmon roll. A lot of care and precision went into their prep which I appreciated. The service was great. I would definitely come back.

I had the pork belly bao buns, fries, and a drink. The food tasted good overall, but I did feel…read morelike it was a little overpriced for what you get. My meal came out to about $25. The biggest disappointment was the pork belly bao buns. Each bun only had a very thin slice of pork belly, so it ended up being mostly bread. Flavor-wise they were still good, but I expected a bit more filling. I also didn't feel like the sides (the coleslaw and pickles) gave an authentic Korean vibe, though everything still tasted decent. The fries were good and the service was great. My waiter was friendly and attentive, which definitely improved the experience. Overall, it was a solid lunch, but the value could be better. I would still come back, mostly because there aren't many places in the Triad where you can get pork belly bao buns.

The food was so good, it definitely hit the spot when we were looking for something to eat. The…read moreplace was very clean and the service was very friendly and attentive. We ordered the bulgogi Bibimbap (so recommended), fried chicken so crunchy I can still hear it, and the Sotteok Sotteok so good and spicy. Definitely we will be back

100/10, no notes. I am definitely late to the game with trying this spot, but I cannot emphasize…read morehow fantastic it was! The name Bandito Bodega is extremely accurate, as the store itself is a small and unassuming looking place, with a charmingly decorated interior and some indoor and outdoor seating. It was very convenient to order at the cash register as soon as you walk in, and the staff was very patient and efficient. I adored the unpretentiousness and individuality of the place. It did not need any flashiness or grandeur- just some good food and good vibes. Now the food: WOW I was blown away by the pork belly garlic fried rice. The pork belly was so incredibly fatty and perfectly crispy, the shrimp add-on was juicy and well seasoned, and the fried egg over a bed of DELICIOUS steamy garlicky fried rice was absolutely perfection. And they do NOT skimp on the portions. This heaping bowl was just $15, and it was generously topped with the pork belly. This will easily be a place I plan to frequent often, for the convenience, food, and charm.

I had this restaurant bookmarked because of all the great Yelp reviews. Finally, my craving for…read moregarlic noodles aligned with my desire to come here and I ended up ordering carry out for lunch. I called and placed my order over the phone. The young lady who took my order was really friendly and prompt. By the time I arrived, my order was already ready and sitting under a hot lamp, waiting for me. The same young lady from the phone warmly greeted me and checked me out. As I was finishing the prompts on the screen, she came around to bag up my order. She took care to place napkins, chopsticks, and a fork in the bag and to hand it to me directly. Overall, it was a great experience in service. The ambiance is casual and relaxed, typical of any fast-casual restaurant. At my earliest opportunity, I opened the box, which was stuffed full of pork belly, garlic noodles, broccoli, and scallions. The noodles had just the right amount of sauce, and the pork belly was perfectly cooked. The portion was so large that I ate some for lunch and finished the rest for dinner, and didn't need anything else either time. Overall, this was a wonderful experience, and I look forward to returning.

I have been a regular visitor at this venue and each experience exceeds expectations in terms of…read morefood, hospitality, ambience and overall experience!

I really just don't like this restaurant. Hadn't been back in a couple years and we decided to try…read moreit again. Service was average. Food was bad. Had a seared tuna and a pasta and neither of them were good. Just tasted like bad cafeteria food. So many other better places I'd rather eat at.

Mizumi might honestly be the best sushi spot in Greensboro. The quality of the fish is SO good and…read moreyou can genuinely taste the difference. Every single time I've gone, the food has been fresh, flavorful, and consistent. They seriously never miss. Their AYCE is also one of the best because the quality still stays high, which is rare for all-you-can-eat sushi places. The fish to rice ratio is perfect, the rolls are always good, and there are so many options to choose from. The service is always great too. The staff is really attentive, friendly, and the food comes out pretty fast. The ambiance is also really nice, clean, modern, and chill without feeling too loud or chaotic. Definitely one of my favorite restaurants in Greensboro for sushi.

Visiting the area for a State Track meet and wanted to try out this sushi spot. Tucked into the…read moreState Street Shops, this is a cute little spot with AYC sushi and a menu with rolls and hibachi. From arrival the hostess was lovely and our server was top notch. We have a child with special needs and they worked hard to make sure she felt comfortable. One thing that also stood out was the offer of sauces with our sushi. We really appreciated the attention to detail and the Sushi was great!

My wife and I recently went for a nice dinner. We'd been given a gift card some time ago, and just…read morenever found the time to visit. We arrive around 6pm on a Tuesday night, the hostess greeted us and sat us quickly. The interior is a very relaxed feel The waiter came by shortly after to tell us about specials, see if we had any questions, and take drink orders. We ended up ordering a half order of the lettuce wraps and half order crab wontons to start. They came out quickly. Shortly after our entrees, of orange chicken and sesame beef came out as well. Everything tasted great, meat portions were fair, I think they could give a little more rice, which comes with each entree Staff was attentive throughout our visit, pricing a bit on the high side for what it is, but it was a tasty meal, all in all, we enjoyed our visit and would return.

Tried P.F. Chang's for the first time in my life, and honestly was not impressed…read more Prices? High. Food? Mediocre; bland. Portions? Small. At $60 for 2 people, while already making cuts such as ordering off the dinner specials menu, drinking water, and getting the 1/2 sized app instead of full, I expect the food to at least taste phenomenal. It, however, tasted like almost nothing at all. My Mongolian beef was extremely bland, even once I added chili oil (which, for the record, was also not spicy at all, except maybe for someone under 5 years old.). The lo mein with it also tasted like almost nothing, and was a denser, chewier noodle than I've had as "lo mein" before. Very reminiscent of an al dente spaghetti tossed *lightly* in soy sauce, yet undersalted. I deeply regretted upcharging to get each of these items. Lettuce wraps were delicious, and if I came back, I'd get these as my meal. However, they are extremely expensive to just be chicken and lettuce. Our server was great, no complaints there. Restaurant was also clean and nicely decorated. But none of that means anything when the food is bad. I would have much rather gotten takeout Chinese food, from basically anywhere (as the vast majority will consistently nail the flavors), and eaten it at home.

Very basic. Ordered orange chicken sweet and sour and general. Seriously pretty much all the same…read morejust deep fried chicken nuggets with different sauces. No pineapple peppers broccoli on any of them. Sweet and sour was coyingly over the top sweet. They were super fast with the takeout order. Approximately 11 dollars a combo

Food was good however I would not recommend eating in, takeout only…read more I asked for a knife to cut my egg roll and large chunks of broccoli , but they replied they did not have knives .

This is not a restaurant. I saw the ad on the Yelp app when I was looking for something new. I…read morefollowed the directions to the place and it turns out it is an apartment complex. I guess they are just trying to get online orders to avoid the health department and the tax department. So don't go to this because it's not a real restaurant or legitimate business. Be advised the other review is as fake as the restaurant. That person sent me this note when she posted her fake ass review. She's obviously associated with the business or the owner, seeing as it's her first and only review. "Some people will never understand vision or initiating entrepreneurship. Did you ask about any of the things you assumed were wrong. The food I had was amazing and it's YOUR loss that you missed out on it."

Ordered this through DoorDash and I must say I'm glad I clicked on the menu. The food is OVER THE…read moreTOP AMAZING...it arrived hot and fresh and everything thing was tasty. Since this was our first time ordering from here we chose to share items (just in case all went bad). We ordered the salmon rice bowl (added corn, yams, zucchini, and squash), mambo chicken wings, the cornbread cakes, and the soul food roll. When we tasted the chicken wings we immediately said to each other "how come we didn't order more". The cornbread cakes reminds me of my grandmother's cooking on Sunday afternoon's. The soul food roll has everything combined you would want for a munchie fix...mac n cheese, yams, greens.....I don't know what the hell else is in it. But TRUST ME this stuff is THE BUSINESS. I'm glad to have found this place...good to have in the 'Boro!!

You HAVE to try this ramen place. I am drooling thinking about how incredible this spot was. My…read morebest friend and I were on a road trip from Richmond, VA to Asheville and this was the halfway point. We were heading to AVL for my bachelorette and throughout the weekend we kept going "GOD THAT RAMEN WAS SO GOOD!" We came on a Wednesday evening. It took a little to get seated and service was on the slower side, but it was worth it. There was a lot of indoor seating and we were seated at a booth. They have mens and womens restrooms at this restaurant. And a lot of free parking out front in their parking lot. We started off with an Alaska roll as an appetizer. This was really delicious! We knew we were off to a great start. I got the black garlic ramen and my best friend got the red spicy oil ramen. We were in heaven. This ramen is beyond delicious. The rich garlicy broth of mine was perfection. Each element was so yummy. I would drive the 3.5 hours back just to get this ramen again. I highly recommend going.

This was the worst food pickup experience my husband and I have ever had. My husband was treated…read moreterribly by this establishment when he went to pick up our dinner order. He (an African American male) was treated terribly from the moment he went inside. First, the receptionist acted funny toward him and non-friendly, as if he was stealing someone else's order. That was strike number 1. Then, when he got home, we realized our order was absolutely wrong. We were missing the Spider Rolls and the yellow tail. We spent almost $70 so of course, this was irritating. He called the restaurant on his way to get the missing items and once again, the receptionist was rude. She questioned if he knew what yellow tail and spider rolls looked like. Questioning and insulting his intelligence as a grown man. That was strike number 2. He asked to speak to a manager and he said there wasn't one and he would need to come tomorrow to speak to one....yeah ok. He told her that wouldn't be necessary because he was pulling up to the restaurant in about a minute. When he came in she continued to argue with him about his order and told him, he needed to bring it back...why would he bring back the items that were right in the order, when he was there for the MISSING ITEMS?! Not to mention, that's extremely unsanitary! She would not help him but instead argued so badly with him that the chef had to come out of the kitchen. The receptionist spoke to my husband as if he was a child. She talked to him as if he was a thief and a liar. Strike number 3. The chef then told my husband, he would take care of the missing items for him and to not worry. Now, why couldn't the receptions in treat him with the same respect and dignity that the chef did? I'll tell you why. She racially profiled him because of the demographics of the city where the restaurant is located. She treated him as if he was uncultured, ignorant, and a liar. We will never be back and will be sure to write every single person that matters and leave reviews all over the internet exposing this racist establishment. I will be sure that everyone knows exactly what happens when a black person enters the restaurant.