I've first heard this place from coworkers in a place I used to work at. Since they had poke bowls,…read moremy sister and I had to try it out! It was also are very first time visiting Palmyra. The place was empty especially on a weekend, but the server was really nice and prepared our bowls! The bowls were a nice size and customizable! Definitely recommend this place if you are craving Asian food in the area!

Pretty solid offering. Good service and quick food. I like the shrimp shumai and shrimp…read moreFried rice. Nice portions and good amount of shrimp in the dish. I'll be back for sure.

I still dream of the Volcano Ramen I had here a couple of weeks ago! The red curry broth is to die…read morefor, with the perfect kick for a spice lover like me. I could have that comforting ramen dish every single week, it's THAT good. The beef chunks were also very tender and not at all dry. Was pretty cool to see okonomiyaki on the menu as well - we split it between two of us as an appetizer. Although I don't live nearby, I'd love any excuse to return and try more yummy looking offerings from their menu.

Stopped in for my last lunch of 2025. I thought I had submitted a review before for this…read morerestaurant but it looks like I haven't so this post will include additional pictures from my first experience here. Noodle Shack is located in a shopping center so there is ample parking available. During my first visit, I had the pleasure to try takoyaki for the first time. These soft, pillowy octopus fritters garnished with sauce and bonito flakes that danced as they reacted to the heat we're as exciting to try as they were delicious. Upon entry today I was quickly seated and was one of two occupied tables in the dining room. The waiter came over and took my order of Zhanjiangmian. My previewed the menu online beforehand so I already knew what I was going to order. The interior of the restaurant is spacious, clean and cozy. Not long after I place my order I got my food. Zhanjiang is a fermented soybean paste and to make the dish pork and mushrooms are added to make the sauce. To my delight, I was welcomed with a warm and savory noodle dish packed with umami that just seemed perfect for this cold weather. The dish itself does not come spicy so I requested a side of chili oil which I used had some heat and this just amplified how tasty this dish was. I was pleased with my order and would definitely eat this dish again. My only complaint about today's experience, which is a pet peeve of mine, is when the server places the check on the table before I am finished eating. Fortunately, most establishments don't follow this protocol. And although it is my only complaint I do not feel this would prevent me from going back try more of their menu.

My daughter and I stopped here for lunch on a recent Saturday. The service was just wonderful. We…read moreordered two bowls of miso soup, shared vegetable dumplings, and split an order of the tofu drunken noodles, spiced medium. The meal was exceptional. Everything was cooked to order and served hot. The wonton were crispy and the noodle dish was spiced perfectly. And we had leftovers. I highly recommend this place if you are in the area and craving Thai or need some vegetarian options that other places just don't offer. We will be back!

After seeing Hills to Sea recommended repeatedly in local Facebook groups, we finally decided to…read moregive it a try and now we're wondering why we waited so long. Everything about this place exceeded our expectations. The restaurant itself is beautifully decorated, clean, and thoughtfully designed. It feels upscale without being stuffy, and the atmosphere is warm and inviting from the moment you walk in. We started with the crab rangoons and then ordered five sushi rolls: the Creamy & Crispy Roll, Crunchy Crab Roll, Black Dragon Roll, Hawaii Roll, and the Volcano Roll with spicy tuna. Every single roll was fantastic. Not "some were better than others" fantastic. Not "we found a favorite and tolerated the rest" fantastic. We genuinely loved every roll that came to the table. The Volcano Roll with spicy tuna was my personal favorite and an easy 10/10, but honestly there wasn't a single thing we ordered that we wouldn't get again. The presentation deserves its own mention. The rolls were beautifully plated, complete with gorgeous edible flowers and thoughtful garnishes that made everything look almost too pretty to eat. Service was excellent. The food came out surprisingly quickly, but not all at once. Instead, the rolls arrived in small groups, which actually made the experience even better because we could enjoy each one before the next arrived. For two people, five specialty rolls and crab rangoons came to about $80, which is completely reasonable and honestly pretty standard for quality sushi. We will absolutely be back, and we've already started recommending Hills to Sea to friends and family. If you're a sushi lover in Lancaster County, put this place on your list immediately.

Delicious food, good service, just a little pricing and tables are often greasy. Only two…read morecomplaints out of the entire establishment. Love it, would recommend

Liked -Chopped…read morepeanuts that are added that other hibachi places don't add -They have noodles as an addition whereas other places don't -They give you the choice of soup or salad -Waitress took the nasty strawberry mojito off my bill Didn't Like -Strawberry mojito was all syrup and no alcohol -They allow super young children into the establishment that run around and scream ruining the ambiance

Such a cool spot in downtown Williamsport! Good food and a menu that rotates so the options are…read morealways fresh. Dumplings are made by hand and the staff is so accommodating! Tried and true spot to bring family and friends to when they visit.

Not a lot of Asian options in Williamsport, PA. So on our way to Niagara Falls, I pinned this…read morerestaurant as our lunchtime stopping point. Metered street parking (so have quarters handy) or garage parking nearby. We walked in and there was only a solo diner at around 12:30pm. Menu had a few Chinese and Japanese noodle options. My wife and son choose the tofu ramen and I had the dumpling noodle soup. The ramen eaters enjoyed their food. My noodle soup was brought to me with no spice as I asked for chili oil on the side. The chili oil was mixed with some garlic, which I enjoyed and was a nice flavor enhancer to my soup. My other son ordered dumplings (they do have soup dumplings as well). A little overpriced, but a good dining experience for the family.

Had Singapore noodles again this year. No scale 1-10 so just said spicy. Came out delicious…read more Comes with all three meats - chicken, beef and shrimp. Nice pieces of beef. Lots of shrimp. Enough to take home and enjoy again. Service was good and ambience was typical. No windows.

This restaurant is a hidden gem. We didn't know what to expect and were pleasantly surprised. The…read morefood was very flavorful and the portions were very large. I have some food restrictions and the chef gladly modified my meal. Chloe helped to make it a perfect meal, she communicated what I needed to the chef, was attentive without hovering. First time there and I can't wait to go back.

My family loves this place! I tried it last time I was in town to visit and understand the hype…read morenow. They have a large menu and the fish is super fresh. We got take out, but I've been told that the restaurant has a great vibe. The nigiri and hand rolls were delicious, and I also tried the crispy rice. The latter could've been a bit crispier, so I probably wouldn't order that again. Looking forward to trying other items on the menu!

Ok, so where did this place come from? I had never heard of it, but my partner and I were wanting…read moreJapanese food and this place popped up! First, the name is somewhat unusual, combining a western surname with "Asian bistro" is not something I've seen before. But enough preliminaries! The food was great!! We dined early-ish on a Saturday night for dinner. It was busy, but we were promptly seated and waited upon. We decided to start with edamame and scallion pancake. Both very good. Then we decided to share some sushi rolls. We ordered three, which was one too many! They were pretty big! We tried the Crazy Monkey roll (shrimp), the Harper roll (salmon and more) and the Spicy tuna roll. All were delicious, with the two specialty rolls being really lovely. And the presentation was beautiful. And the prices are pretty reasonable for the quality and quantity of food (we needed to-go boxes). As the name says, it's an Asian bistro so they had Chinese dishes as well on the menu. Harper's manages the clever feat of being a white table cloth, but still casual, restaurant with excellent food located in a suburban shopping center. A really nice surprise.

First time here and it was delicious. The four of us shared the Plan B boat with Geisha, Sexy…read moreLobster, and Flaming Toro. Added salmon and cream cheese in a cucumber wrapper and regular shrimp and sweet shrimp nigiri. Yum yum. Grace our server was excellent and very helpful. We will be back.

Dined here with my family on Friday, September 4. Always wanting to try new Asian restaurants and…read morehere's one I don't have to drive far to. Osaka Asian Cuisine. With me being Asian and my family being familiar with Asian cuisine we looked forward to trying this new restaurant. We usually do a quick scan of the clientele to see if Asians are actually dining in the Asian restaurant. Didn't see many. I may have been the only Asian in our section. Staff consisted of mix of Asians and non-Asians. Before the food came out our waiter brought over a little black plate with 4 white towelettes rolled up like little marshmallows. My youngest thought it was a marshmallow and tried to eat it. We stopped him! Coincidentally, the booth behind us had a large party of adults and one of the adults did the same. Makes for a good laugh but down the road this could be a huge liability. Osaka restaurant should change up the presentation before a customer chokes on the little towelette. We started out with scallion pancakes, egg rolls, wonton soup, and hot & sour soup. Scallion pancakes were hot, crispy, and tasty. Egg rolls were blah. No flavor and all cabbage. No protein mixed in. Wonton soup is as basic as you can get. It was delicious! However, Hot and sour soup was a huge disappointment. It was dark colored water with a slight soy sauce and black pepper flavor. Where was the sour? Where was the heat? No black mushrooms. This had to be an off night for this restaurant. Taste test the batch before serving. The entrées. My son ordered sweet & sour chicken. Without requesting separate sauce, Osaka served the sauce on the side. Perfect for my son. He likes to dip the chicken into the sauce and eat with white rice. Since the chicken was served plain we all tried a piece to taste test the quality. Actually not bad. My son finished his whole dinner. Portion was huge too. My other son ordered Mala chicken. Delicious mix of chicken and vegetables with spicy heat. Huge portion. Definitely a favorite. My husband ordered Orange Chicken. Chicken was crispy on the outside, tender inside and sauce was sweet with orange flavor. Mild spice. He devoured almost all of it. Again another huge portion. I ordered the Teriyaki beef. It came with a side of steamed broccoli and rice. I chose brown rice. This beef was so tender and tasty. Melt in your mouth kind of tender. Teriyaki flavor could have been a little more intense but not bad at all. I would definitely order this again. Huge portion served. I ended up taking half of this home. It made for a pretty good lunch the next day. We finished off our meal with a shared dessert; Fried banana with vanilla ice cream. Order this dessert!! Don't live with regret missing out on this happy ending. My overall take on this place... try it out. It's Asian food in the suburbs. Not quite Chinatown or upper mainline but it's pretty good for Asian food in Downingtown. Huge portions. Some things are hit or miss but my guess is it's just starting out. Osaka is definitely worth checking out and coming back for your favorite dishes. (The other restaurants owned with Osaka are pretty good too.)

Vibes: Hip, clubby music…read more Food: Menu looked highly promising. Best dishes were the pork soup dumplings and coconut curry soup. Sushi satisfied the craving but was mid. Most disappointing were the drunken noodle and the pad thai. They were drenched and absolutely swimming in the salty sauce. Final Verdict: Would return and try other dishes but hard pass on the noodle dishes.

Wonderful birthday dinner tonight at Freshido. I started with a really nice Nikka Single Barrel…read morewhiskey neat, and B had an Eclipse Manhattan. I had their delicious miso soup, very flavorful with silky tofu. We then shared an order of soup dumplings, plump and tasty. B ordered the Hanky Panky roll and I had (of course it's my birthday!) the Omikase Sushi and Sashimi dinner. Chef Yang and his kitchen never disappoint. Thanks also to our server Mayumi for her attentive service and for my birthday crane.