It starts with the amazing aromas upon entrance as you are greeted with friendly faces of the…read morestaff. There is a wall of windows for natural light, plenty of seating options to make for a cozy and intimate ambiance. I love that they showcase art and beautiful fixtures from around the globe. I had the Gochugaru Shrimp (Fusion) and my boyfriend had the Cubano (Cuba). Both were equally delicious. We wanted to get the Gumbo but it was such a favorite over the weekend, they were out. I was impressed with carefully curated menu, great job Chef. This was a short walking distance from my hotel in downtown Grand Rapids and it did not disappoint us! If I every get back to Gran Rapids, i will be back!

San Chez was my favorite restaurant in GR for years, so when by sheer happenstance I walked into…read morethis location and discovered that it's by Sna Chez, my estimations went from curiosity to high expectations. Let me say there was absolutely nothing disappointing about this experience. For some idiotic reason I forgot to write down the name of my dish, probably cause I was shoving it into my mouth super fast but the one thing I can tell you was that it was amazing. The sheer mix of flavors was nothing short of a wild disco on my taste buds. It was so amazingly delicious, the service was impeccable and the setting so stunningly beautiful and I can't wait to come back again.

the sushi omaske experience is world class. Chef Terry creates the most amazing sushi. I cannot…read morebelieve we have this experience in our little town - truly amazing

Great service. Very good food and fun atmosphere. Nice that it's next to a cigar storeread more

While sitting here tonight in a Kalamazoo Hotel, it's about 3am and I'm polishing off my dinner…read moreleftovers from DAK GOOD, a Korean Fried Chicken joint. Whenever I'm out of town, I ALWAYS look for a Korean restaurant, and as luck would have it, there are a few in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Yay!! Only thing wrong with my search, two of the three were closing in ten minutes and the third was advertised as Fried Chicken. I was 15 minutes away, so I gave in for the chicken, with fingers crossed that they'd have other popular dish options. Beautiful little restaurant when you arrive, very clean too. Immediately greeted and asked if to-go or dine-in, as they have a good counter for food delivery services. I of course opted to dine-in since I had about an hour til closing. Really nice looking menu, with plenty of selections beyond Fried Chicken. I didn't hesitate too long as to expedite my meal before closing. I ordered Pork Pot Stickers (Yakimandu), JapChae, and some Bulgogi. PanChan was extra, and the Kimchi along with Pickled Radish were my selection. The Yakimandu arrived first, nicely plated with half So Garlic Sauce and half Spicy Sauce. The mandi were delicious with these brushed sauces. That Spicy was no joke either, had a really good burning kick. The remainder of the meal was brought out together. The plates looked great and I couldn't wait to dig in, but if course pictures first. Both were super delicious and really hitting the spot after a long day. Very tasty meals. The staff brought me out a dessert after seeing me take all the photos, something I've never had, Deep Fried Cheesecake. Check out the photos. Definitely a different take on the dessert. Everything outside was crispy, of course, with the inside still the same. It was a texture experience. The staff were super friendly, very well knowledged on the menu items. Place was very clean, not just clean, but very clean! I think they said they've been there just over a year. I was served by Freda, and Caroline was there to assist when needed. The hostess was a real sweetheart, I'll call hers "Zaps" (because she had the TV remote at closing and I missed her real name). Young masked gentleman, again missed name, and one of the owners Kenny and his wife Lin. So good, I will be eating lunch and/or dinner there again tomorrow or Monday depending on time. I definitely want to try the Fried Chicken, probably not with the Spicy Sauce this time. LOL I do highly recommend you try this place if you haven't.

Fun fact - Dak means chicken in Korean :) So Chicken Good!…read more I visit my fam in Kzoo every summer so my sister brought me here bc she knows I love Korean food. She's been to Dak a couple other times and said it was good. Place is somewhat new so it has that new interior clean vibe still. We were greeted right away and our waitress was really nice and attentive. We ordered the Korean cheese balls, buldak - spicy chicken with rice cakes so if you can't handle the spice don't get this!, stone bowl bibimbap with tofu, and the Korean sliders - you can choose beef or chicken and we went with beef. Everything was delish! Dak Good is a nice edition to Kzoo/Portage so I'd def go back on my next visit :)

Still love this place! It had been awhile since we'd made it back, but the last three times (in the…read morelast month or two ) have been everything we remember! Love the roti, Indonesian rice, an udon noodle dish my kids get, the curry puff, and the chicken curry! All great!

We are fans of Rasa Ria. They have a pretty good beef redang curry, though I wish it had some…read morevegetables. It's good and honest cooking. Rice, meat, spices, and sauce. You can't really ask for more.

Taste good, great service everything is fresh. Plan to order online next time for quick pick up. I…read morelike the containers they put the food in very convenient for lunch.

Very good, best food choice around when at the hospital! Service was nice and quick and portion…read moresize is just right for the price.

Healthy "fast food" option. I came here to meet a friend and though there is a sit down area, we…read morewere the only customers to utilize it because most were grabbing their poke bowls to go. Luckily, I was able to learn how to order thanks to the nice gentleman in front of me ordering whilst holding a conversation with me. Basically, the set up is a lot like Q-doba. You stand in line, choose your bowl size, choose your proteins and then toppings and sauce. I chose the regular bowl because it had 2 proteins and I just couldn't decide between spicy salmon and spicy tuna. My bowl was delicious! I was impressed with the amount of rice options, the quality of the poke, and the copious amounts of toppings and sauces to choose from. This place was fine for a lunch date where I met up with a friend I hadn't seen in 20+ years. Everything was delicious, though the milk tea with boba was a little too sweet for my taste. Overall, excellent lunch option, albeit a tad expensive for "fast food." My milk tea and regular poke bowl came up to over $22. Certainly worth it, but not a daily go to option on my budget. Def check out poke toki if you're in the area. The food is better than the pun this restaurant is named after. Now turn yourself about, and do the Poke Toki!

I can't believe it took me so long to try Poke Toki. It's like the subway of poke bowls and I'm in…read morelove. Everything was so fresh and delicious with SO many amazing options to add to your bowl. The mini bowl was PLENTY for a lunch, I'm glad I didn't get the next size up. Very clean and peaceful ambience. Overall 10/10.

This place does not exist. Open a short time years ago. Please delete. I have tried to have it…read moreremoved 2 other times

Had a fantastic mid day stop in. Salmon Poke bowl and a few sushi rolls. Amazing flavors. Fresh…read moreingredients. Great staff.

The BEST Korean fried chicken in Grand Rapids. More of a potato starch mix and then double fried…read morefor crispiness. They also have soondooboo, made with a nice runny egg and their dolsot bibimbap (comes in a hot stone pot) crisps up the rice and stays hot the entire meal. All the options we've had are reminiscent of my own mom's cooking. Happy to support Korean-owned businesses as well.

Oh so good wings! They should bottle the garlic sauce! And the mini eggrolls are tasty & crisp!read more

Went here with my son and his girlfriend for dinner this week. Love the Cherry Street vibe. The…read morerestaurant was very clean, the service was excellent and the food was great. We had the crab Rangoon dip, edamame, cocktails, sushi rolls (can't recall which ones, sorry!), udon and hibachi shrimp. Everyone loved every course. Parking was a little confusing but that was my fault, not knowing the Cherry street area well enough. Ultimately found a parking lot that has a sign for parking for dining. Highly recommend this restaurant. Very delicious, great service and cool ambiance. Outdoor seating too, which would be fun on a warm day.

One of our favorite sushi spots in West Michigan! The quality is next level, making any choice on…read morethe menu the right one. We went on a Thursday night to partake in their wine special - 1/2 off! We left happy and so full. Be prepared to unbutton your pants on the ride home.

The best wings I have tried in west michigan so far! wings were cooked to perfection and the sauces…read morewere amazing!! the chicken skins were delicious!!! I also loved the fried okra. the worker there was nice and did a great job getting our food out in a timely manner.

Wing Kingz indeed lives up to its name! Chicken was juicy, flavorful and perfectly cooked. All…read moreorders are made to order, so after $17 and 15 minutes, I left the joint with 6 boneless wings and 3 chicken tenders. Value-wise, there are certainly better spots out there. If I can get a whole rotisserie chicken at Costco for $5, then why does it cost $17 for 3 little tenders and 6 boneless wings? I understand that the restaurant industry is tough right now and ingredients/labor aren't cheap, but by virtue of the price alone I'm not sure if Wing Kingz will become a regular spot for me. Price aside, the flavor was phenomenal. The seasoning station is truly a thing of beauty. And the woman behind the counter was kind and courteous. All in all, a great spot for some great chicken. A little pricy but certainly worth a visit.