Pleasantly surprised!!!…read more My fiance had mentioned quite a while back that he liked this place but it doesn't look like much from the outside so hadn't really ever thought much about visiting here. Decided upon this place at the recommendation of my mother in law after remembering my finance having previously stated liking the place and then looking up some reviews! The inside is a little dated but not horrible. There was a ton of staff on this day, which was surprising for an early afternoon. It wasn't too crazy busy but also definitely seemed like a staple place for the area based on the steady traffic. The food prices weren't bad at all and portions are really good! Service was very timely and friendly! Will definitely be back to this place!!!

Went here for lunch on a weekend. It was really busy so we did wait for a bit, but not too long…read more The service was friendly. Everything seemed clean, including the bathroom. Even the panda rug decor in the front looked freshly vacuumed. Food was really good. We had tofu in brown sauce with vegetables. Lunch was cheaper than the dinner menu so the portions were a little smaller, but not by much so seemed like a good value.

Food is always consistent, nice size portion. Crab Rangoon is excellent and their spring rolls are…read moredelicious. Very kind, they only accept cash..

Wow, a Chinese place in Richwood. I thought about moving here a while back and the town has my…read moreneeds: a library, a post office, and a Chinese restaurant. Finally made it back here to try this out. The building is small and unimpressive outside, but inside there is plenty of room. Decor is minimalist and classy. Service was very good, and fast. As soon as I ordered I heard my food hit the wok. The menu is limited; I couldn't order my standard Mongolian beef (though I bet you could talk them into making it.) I got the chicken and beef teriyaki dinner combo. The entree was pretty good: good meat, lots of fresh veggies, in a standard teriyaki sauce. The fried rice was... fried rice. No veggies or anything. Still, a nice side. The egg roll was mediocre and small. Cash only. Pop is in bottles, but there is real silverware. All in all a decent lunch. Nothing special compared to a big city, but just fine when it's the only Chinese place in town, and the competition is Subway or pizza.

I don't know what I was like before but it doesn't seem like the same place as it was judging by…read morepast reviews! In fact, I'm not sure I would have been so eager to try based on some. However, my experience was great! I ordered over the phone, the girl was happy and assured me that my order would be ready in 10 min I arrived and it was waiting for me! I asked if they had gluten free soy sauce (expecting the no I usually get) but to my surprise ALL of their soy sauce packets are labeled gluten free! The moo goo gi pan was very good! The restaurant was clean. There was plenty of parking as well!

Usually we go to another certain restaurant in town, but decided to try Dragon House this weekend…read moreand was pleasantly impressed. Pricing is great for the whole menu, and the takeout was served hot and fresh! Definitely try this place if you are on the fence!

Came for the Train Museum and this restaurant was sharing the parking lot so ducked in for a…read moresnack. Gyoza was good and the tacos were great.

Well we ordered two chicken entrees. Let me just say if you don't like to get what you paid for…read moreplease go here. We paid $18.49 an entree and they looked like a baby portion. There service as gone completely down hill with no brakes. The food is bland as well we will not be back anytime soon. Our bill was over $70.00 for baby portions . Egg rolls cold in the middle as well. I use to live there food last 2 times I will never try it again

Green beans were good, chicken fried rice not so much. I found the beef to be a bit rubbery. Shrimp…read morekinda tasted like it was in a frozen meal. Dishes were all very oily however the white rice was very dry. They forgot the meat in one of the dishes I had ordered.

Have eaten many orders from ordering take out. This was the worse! Everything was beyond salty & I…read morelike salt. Couldn't even begin to eat my food..:unbelievable!

Always love typhoon. The rolls are great and for an even better price. Our server Amber was very…read moreattentive. The dim lighting in the restaurant is also a vibe.

the staff was great and amazing food as well! Loved the atmosphere and would recommendread more

Chinese buffet, but the best around. You know what Chinese buffet is, and this is a good one. The…read moreMexicans cooking in the back have got the process down. It's our go- to on China buffet night

Still one of the better buffet options i been to between Delaware and Mount Vernon…read more First let's talk price. In "current year" of this review, for lunch you'll looking at $11. That's on par if not cheaper than a growing amount of fast food options out there. Now quality? Okay, some options can be better. I find the lao mein noodles a bit bland, the cantaloupe is a bit off, and the water has a bit of a plastic taste (though blame there goes to DelCo water, send your complaints that way). Otherwise, the choices are great and varied. I recommend trying the teriyaki chicken, it's probably different from what you tried before. Service, they're polite but few. Don't rush 'em. Be kind. I can say, years and years ago, they did had one person who overcharged for tip. Keyword: had. Why do i bring this up? I didn't want to make this seem too glowing of a review but its been at least seven years since then. No worries, they're good people. Last thing this app is asking for is ambiance. I think if you went to one chinese place then they all look the same. It's nice, clean, a bit dark but still adequately lighted. So yeah, good food, good staff, good price.

Fantastic every time! We have eaten here many, many times and I've never had a dish I didn't like…read more What a welcome change for Mt. Vernon, Ohio! We recently moved from the area to Columbus and we've found ourselves making the trip back for Ichiban. The manager is a sweetheart! If something makes you unhappy, you tell him, he'll make it better. He's friendly and attentive and we've talked several times about markets in Columbus and authentic places to eat in MY area so I don't have to drive to see him. How sweet is that? He's even treated us to an appetizer or desert now and then and mine always comes with an orchid. LOVE that! The staff are very friendly, attentive and helpful with questions and assistance with food allergies or even their preference. I've heard the manager discretely say something to staff and they are right on it, making sure every customer's needs are met. The sushi is very, very good and we love to sit at the bar, nibble on salad or miso soup and watch Chef practice his art. Meats are held at the perfect temp, each piece is made with love and the plate is beautifully decorated with flowers or painted with a sauce to look like a dragon or heart. Don't miss the Ikura (salmon roe sushi.) Little bursts of salt water with each bite! We have gone with friends who are not sushi eaters and their food was very good. The noodles are great, the chicken and shrimp are always just right. We have never been seated at the hibachi because our tables always want something different. We'll be back many times over.

Probably one of the worst meals we have had in 6 months dining out. Ichiban Sushi & Hibachi was…read moresimply terrible. From start to finish...the clear soup (served in almost every Habachi Japanese restaurant tasted like "ham"...everyone at our table thought so too), the salad dressing (usually light and "ginger" forward tasted like ranch dressing with rose water...just odd). Then they gave us only one sauce with the entree (supposed to be like yum-yum sauce...weird sweet and not a Japanese flavor at all). Next was our "Habachi chef"...lousy engagement with the table, did nothing to "perform" and entertain the kids (or adults) at our table. We also could barely understand him - not sure if it was a language barrier or him mumbling - he clearly could care less about his job or engaging with the customers. His cooking skills were dismal at best...used little oil, used little butter, added WATER TO EVERYTHING he cooked...and it tasted like it. Shrimp cooked with water is just steamed shrimp that is rubbery. NO FLAVOR and should have saute/soy color on it...no color at all (see pic) - no lemon even on his cart. The fried rice was a joke...white rice (with more water added on the grill) had tiny bit of soy sauce and 2 eggs for 5 orders of fried rice - no lemon...THAT'S IT...NO GREEN ONION, NO MUSHROOM, NO SESAME SEEDS and again no hibachi grill color to it. We could have gotten a better Japanese meal at Wendy's (and should have). We had no soy sauce on the table - had to go and ask at the bar for some. When they cleared our plates (with 1/2 the food on them), I told them that dinner was not good, but even that didn't get any attention...everyone suddenly couldn't communicate. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME AND MONEY AT Ichiban Sushi & Hibachi in Mt. Vernon. Drive 40 minutes to Columbus to House of Japan or Benihana...where they at least care about the customer experience and know how to make Hibachi food!