I love ramen and have visited countless shops over the years, so I tend to be a bit picky. Kamado…read moreisn't bad, but for more than $24 for a bowl of chicken ramen and edamame, it didn't quite hit the mark. The place is clearly geared toward takeout, which is fine, but the experience was a bit impersonal, especially with the narrow bar and wooden box seating. The broth was solid, probably the highlight, but everything else in it was kinda average. You don't have many options for Ramen here. That said, if you're in the area and craving ramen, Kamado will satisfy. Just don't expect to be blown away.

While at Stovehouse, I decided I wanted Ramen. So I went to Kamado Ramen…read more The inside of the restaurant was pretty cool with wall pictures and random trinkets. The menu was fairly easy to read and understand. I ordered the Tonkatsu Ramen. Overall, I was satisfied with the dish. All the ingredients individually tasted good. The only thing I wasnt completely satisfied with was the broth. It was kinda plain. But I didn't notice that until all the noodles and everything was gone and I was just drinking the broth. So I guess not that big of a concern lol. If I went back to Stovehouse, I would try a different place though.

Great food with even better service. You want be disappointed..I was skeptical my son talked me…read moreinto it. Great decision.

We had the opportunity to visit Kamado Ramen while in Huntsville for space camp in July 2026. We…read moreordered Spicy Miso ramen, Shoyu ramen, gyoza, and karaage chicken at the counter and managed to get a table on a fairly busy Saturday night. Soft drinks and silverware are self serve, but multiple servers stopped by and made sure we had everything we needed. Decor is an elevated kidcore with Pokemon characters mixed in, with fun but chill vibes. Our food arrived quickly and was devoured quickly! Spicy Miso was flavorful and nourishing. Karaage chicken and gyoza complimented our ramen very well. Manager stopped by every table, including ours, to check on diners and made sure everyone was satisfied. And we sure were very satisfied! We'd love to be back again when in town. 10 out of 10!

Wow! We came to Nothing But Noodles as a last resort today because the place we were going was…read moreclosed. We were shocked at the quality and flavour of our meals! It's been a super long time since we have been here and honestly the food was better than a lot of high priced restaurants we have tried. I had pad Thai which was good but the star of the show was the mushroom ravioli my husband had! I have to say it was something you'd expect at a high end restaurant! This won't be a last resort restaurant for us anymore!

Dog friendly. 88 health score low heath score quite frankly i don't trust it. google will tell you…read moreit's a 93 that's a LIE!

Viet Huong, the long beloved Vietnamese go to in Huntsville let me down yesterday. And slightly on…read moremy previous visit. I ordered my usual dinner, A2 rolls (which were delicious! And I highly recommend them always), a chardonnary, lemongrass chicken, and chicken fried rice to go for the Hubs. First off, they now serve Sutter home wine in airplane plastic bottles. YUCK. Even their wine previously, which was poured from a bottle, was nargial but it was better than this, which was awful! Again the rolls were delish, as always! Thanks for that! The peanut dipping sauce was delicious also! So there's that. On to the main, the lemongrass chicken. It should have been called sauteed bell pepper and onions with white rice. The chicken was finely chopped for the most part and I left hungry. All this was 40.00 with a tip and again it was not the standard Viet Huong used to have with hearty meals that constantly made a nice leftover lunch for me. They have gotten stingy on their protein at least in the lemongrass. I noticed it last time I came here and chocked it up to being an off night. Well it's apparantly the new norn. This is one of mybdwarrst friend/Sorority Sister's favorite places to eat as she typically gets their Pho. I'll go back if I get to enjoy her company, I just don't plan to visit solo again. It's too expensive to get awful "wine" and skimpy proteins. The last next to me was another soko diner and complained about her (I think) vegan or vegetarian meal she called in advance about and then showed up and it wasn't available per her request. There was no manager working the floor and I didn't complain, and likely that's why I didn't see a manager. I do hope your experience at this long-standing locallwd owned and opened by a high school classmate is much better than my last two visits were.

I met a former colleague at Viet Huong for lunch. We arrived when the restaurant opened to a line…read moreof 20 or more people waiting to go inside. We were seated, handed menus and asked what we would like to drink quickly. Within 10 minutes the restaurant was full. I ordered Chicken Pho and Stir fried egg noodles with chicken and vegetables. My friend ordered an egg roll and shrimp fried rice. My chicken pho was prepared with glass noodles and it was delicious! The broth was flavored well and not too salty or too sweet. 5/5 The stir fried noodles with chicken and vegetables was delicious. The dish was prepared with egg noodles. 5/5 My friend said her egg roll and shrimp fried rice were delicious. 5/5 I was able to customize my dishes by choosing the noodles I wanted substituting glass noodles for rice stick in my pho and egg noodles for rice stick in my stir fried noodle dish. I like rice stick noodles but wanted different noodles this day. Please stop by and give this locally owned restaurant a try. The food is very good. 5/5

So this was my first time to the Big Bowl Thai, and my family have been regulars. I do have to say,…read morethe 1 star is only because the basil fried rice was pretty delicious. We were seating fairly quickly and when we got there it was just one other table, the waitress took out drink order and was really confusing about the diet coke (I am assuming they were out of the syrup but we asked for diet coke and she said yes then said coke so we were like no diet, and she said no, so we asked if she had diet and she said Coke) so we opted for unsweet tea. We placed our orders and my mom and sister received their food and then the waitress disappeared. Finally another woman came to the table and said the food was being prepared, but after 25 mins (my mom and sister finished their meals basically) my fried rice was brought out. Then not even two seconds after the other waitress brought the food, our original waitress came and took my sister's plate while she was still eating the banana roll. It was pretty awkward, no apologies, no nothing so idk if this is a normal occurrence or the first day for the waitress or if there was an issue but new tables came in and sat down and received their food all before mine came out. About 6 to go orders went out as well. I would've expected them to say something as an update but we were left in the dark. Overall i dint know if I would be back, the service was really bad, and i dint think that food makes up for the lack of service.

I've been here several times and it is usually very good and not too crowded. The most recent time…read moreI took my father-in-law and family out for his birthday. We were promptly seated and had our orders taken. We got chicken satay, gyoza, beef salad, pad thai, red curry and two sides of rice. Overall this is a good restaurant and we visit semi-regularly. I wouldnt say it is perfect though. Downsides for me: limited lunch menu (with smallish portions), hours change pretty regularly (they have a break between dinner and lunch), they stopped serving alcohol and most egregious: they don't have Coke Zero. But seriously, unlike most places they often dont ask you what spice level you want on a dish. My request for 'Thai Hot' resulted in a moderately spiced dish that required extra doses of chili flakes, which is sad. Prices are on the higher end for a Thai restaurant with a lot of add on fees (brown rice is a $2.00 upcharge, etc). Those small complaints aside, the food is good and the service is mostly very good. The restaurant is usually quiet and not super crowded. If you're in the mood for Thai I would definitely check them out!

Funny thing about Huntsville's food scene is that it's really hard to find local spots that 1. Last…read moreand 2. Are worth mentioning. But... Where they exist they're embraced. People started mentioning Miso Happy to me a solid year and a half before I finally went. Then it was a... Tsunami. I've always brought no less than 4 people and thrice now there's been groups of teens on tatami mats and gallons of boba. I think what makes Miso Happy is it's ability to be approachable but also fairly authentic in its offerings. This building was... something else. This restaurant used to be called Edo, like the old world Japanese capital and a ton of American Japanese steakhouse across the nation. It looks like a traditional sukiya-zukuri which really has a casual but refined "vibe"... Great for friends and family alike. If you have a group, there's tatami and seiza setting --be advised: drop your shoes and your butt closer to the floor. There's also an embrace of this anime wave as Totoro motif that somehow fits. The staff is inviting and works to accommodate changes as they come up. Now I haven't tried every sushi roll in the place yet but it's reliably fresh and tasty. There's no euphoric or transcendent experience to be had as far as I've experienced BUT... They don't miss, either. There's also donburi and hibachi, bento boxes and lots of "comfortable" dishes to make everybody feel at home. And then there's the ramen. It's among the best in Huntsville... and that's considering even some favorite ramenya in town like Kamado and new comers like Kyuramen. The broths are distinguishable, deeply flavored and has something for just about everyone: shoyu, tonkatsu, beef and veggje/miso options in deep tetsu bowls with a really nice aesthetic. I tried the big wave poke bowl last time and they're also satisfying... Further pushing the idea that Miso Happy is a great Japanese generalist in town. Food: 4.5/5.00 - near tops in the genre locally Atmosphere: 4.25/5.00 - a melding of worlds done well Service: 4.25 - never had a bad visit X-Factor: 4.5 - such a vibe regardless of what you're expecting Overall: 4.375/5.00 Ps: There's a little garden to the left of the entrance that's worth just stopping to admire, especially in good weather.

I'm in town for work and love trying new restaurants. I saw good reviews for this restaurant and…read morethat it was Studio Ghibli inspired and knew I had to try it out. The exterior alone is adorable! A traditional Japanese building with little figurines and even a large Totoro in the garden. It felt whimsical and nostalgic. I was seated right away and the staff were incredibly kind and attentive, checking in without being intrusive. The owner even stopped by each table to make sure everything was perfect but didn't linger too long. I started with the takoyaki, and it was one of the best I've ever had. Crispy on the outside, creamy on the inside, and the octopus was tender. The sauce and bonito flakes were just the right amount. For my entree, I ordered the curry chicken katsu lunch special, which comes with a soup or salad. I chose the miso soup since it was cold out and it was absolutely the right choice. The katsu was perfectly crispy and paired beautifully with the rich Japanese curry. I especially loved the big pieces of mushrooms and onions in the curry. Before heading out, I ordered a lychee green tea with boba and lychee jelly to go. The boba was perfect and didn't get tough sitting in the cold drink like some places. 10/10 would go back and would recommend to anyone who is looking for an authentic and fun Japanese restaurant.

I ordered my favorite beef Ramen and I wasn't sure if it would be a beef cake or fresh sliced beef…read more I was very happy to find out that it was fresh sliced beef. There was also fresh parsley, soy egg, and loads of noodles (I opted out on the fish cake. I'm not a fan.) I ordered a side of kimchi & a Diet Coke. The waiter was so nice to let me go ahead and eat cause it was 20 til 3 & evidently they closed at 3 o'clock for an hour before the dinner crowd starting at four. So the Ramen was delicious, the kimchi had just the right amount of heat and in the waiter kept my Diet Coke filled and gave me one to go without even asking. Service was top-notch there. The place looked clean, but needs a little updating.

This restaurant has plenty of sushi rolls to choose from on the menu. The dragon balls were great…read moreand looked amazing. The broth in the ramen was very flavorful but I did not like the noodles as much. Still delicious overall.

Great but small Korean restaurant on Madison Blvd in strip mall with Than Hung Asian Market. Their…read moremenu is limited but oh so tasty. I love their spicy squid stir fry along with all their Banchan. Their seafood pancake appetizer is delicious. I love squid so much that I haven't tried anything else but it must be good because the place is always full of Korean ladies.

Haru is one of the local gems that will often go unnoticed because of its location or its…read moreunassuming looks when you first go in. However, behind this place's humble visuals is one of the most authentic experiences you can have outside of the US. Let's start with my intro on the looks and humble visuals... there is nothing fancy about the space or seating/table, but it is clean/immaculate and very thoughtful about spacing between tables. Other than that, it's clean and functional and very thoughtful as to how it is laid out. The staff is primarily related to the owners of the place (at least when I was there). They are attentive, fast, and efficient at taking your order and getting anything else you want or could need. They are friendly and want you to be comfortable with any dishes you order if you are not familiar with their cuisine. The food is authentic and traditional, and superbly executed. It comes in fairly large serving sizes, but I've never had anything quite like it here in the US. It was perfect in every way I could imagine, whether it was the spicy kimchi pancake, the pickles that accompanied our dishes, or the bibimbap in traditional stoneware that was presented to us. Are we talking about a fancy meal here? Not in the sense of it being white tablecloth or paying through the nose for a decent meal. Is it an excellent meal for an absolutely phenomenal price? ABSOLUTELY!!! I would direct anyone that has a love (or interest) for Korean cuisine to make their way to Haru and allow the experience to wrap them in warmth and comfort, because that is what I felt when I was there and as I departed for the airport to leave Huntsville.