We went in right when it opened. First time visiting. No music (to be expected in a kosher…read morerestaurant). Clean and organized. Small area with maybe 4 tables to eat. It was Friday so they're really only open for a couple hours. The food is expensive. So for that, $105 for five people. 2 orders of sushi rolls, veggie rolls, orange chicken, poke bowl, and noodles. So if someone is expecting normal prices, expect almost 20-25% more for cost. A orange chicken would be what, $15-20? This was about 25? Food ratings: Orange chicken 5 stars (kid) she said it's the best she's had. Sushi roll, fabulous. 5 stars. The Cali roll (kid) he didn't really go for it, I'm sure it was fine but he didn't eat it. Noodles (kid) 5 stars. Poke bowl. It had mango and fresh cucumber etc. 5 stars. Fabulous.

Checked out this little sushi place that's on Howard. Hamachi looks pretty cramped inside. It seems…read moreto do a lot of takeout for no surprise. Easy to see why with the limited space to eat. There's still usually enough tables if you want to eat inside though. At lunch is when to come. It has pretty good specials going on. The regular prices are pretty expensive, so these are a great value. It's about $18 for the choice of 2 Ura Maki. We got the Mango Roll and the Trio Tempura Roll. Each of these is among the vegetarian choices. The special also comes with miso soup. Mango Roll had mango of course. There was also avocado and sweet potato tempura. Good stuff. The Trio Tempura Roll had eggplant, sweet potato, and zucchini. Also good stuff. This was a lot of food for one person though. Enough to share for a couple. Thankfully we only got one special. Go at lunch. It has pretty great specials. There's plenty of choices for fish eaters and vegetarians.

guys this automatically beats every sushi place i can think of and it's AYCE…read more the sashimi was fresh and the rolls were so good! my favorite has to be the american dream and spider roll.

Went to a large family party here and everyone went All You Can Eat. We had an astronomical number…read moreof appetizers and sushi rolls. Everything was good! My favorites were the sesame balls, mango tango roll and the signature Sushi World roll. For under $30 a person this is a real deal.

I ordered doordash from here, so my review is based on carry-out quality and not dine in. Food…read morereviews below! I got two sweet potato tempura maki, and it was very good! The pricing is super affordable at $6 a roll and it comes with 6 pieces which is nice. Other sushi restaurants usually cut this type of futo maki into 5 pieces and charge $7-8 per roll so you're definitely getting the bang for your buck with this one. I am also a fan of how late Hello Sushi is open-- at a 10:45 closing time, they come in clutch for late night sushi cravings. My only critique is the rice to potato ratio-- it was really ricey and did not have enough filling. The taste of the rice itself was not very appetizing and I could tell it was not the highest quality. That's the reason for four stars, but other then that the sushi is super good and good quality for the price.

We ordered take out and it was ready very fast. The pad Thai was very good, with the right amount…read moreof spice.

This place is great food and great service. The decor is all white with an interesting pattern…read morewhite wall texture. We used to go here all the time. It was one of our favorite Thai restaurants but they don't serve beef anymore, which is a shame. Hi Nemo! Where's the beef?!

Has some pretty great Thai food. It actually has a wider variety of Asian including Japanese. Yes…read moreThai is an obvious name about the cuisine they have obviously. A great variety of noodles and more. The food is of course the main thing but the atmosphere and staff help lots for these. Coming in here the first time it was pretty welcoming actually. It's a lot nicer looking than it seemed at first. This actually looks like a little diner to be honest. Of course there's much more than the atmosphere. The food is of course the main star. It's about $15 for an entree. There's noodles and rice options. Hard to choose. I got the Pad Woon Sen. This is a classic with stir fried bean thread noodles, along with bean sprouts, carrots, and choice of protein, which was tofu. Also has eggs and fish sauce which I left off. She got the Yakisoba which is a Japanese style. Plenty of styles to choose. There's a lot more than just the basic Pad Thai and stuff. Go here to get authentic Thai if never having it before. It's closed Mondays. There's a few things okay for vegetarians.

The portions are generous and the flavor is great. I typically get the cashew chicken, but other…read moreoptions are fabulous as well.

Always a favorite whenever I'm in the area. Their curry fried rice always hits the spot and is…read moreready pretty quickly. Usually get takeout as it is a little small and crowded on busy days but the service and food make up well for it! Highly recommend

I ordered sushi to go from here and I appreciate that they have offers for free egg rolls or maki…read morerolls when you pay over a certain amount. I got more than $35 so I got the free Cali maki roll. Everything was ready by the time I got there after I called. They have such a diverse menu that I've heard is great no matter the type of cuisine, hard is pretty hard to do. Would definitely come again if I lived in the area, seems like a great spot for the local college students.

I was looking forward to trying this place out before a production at Lifeline Theatre. It was a…read moremixed experience. It's a cute little place, kind of kitschy, and I was welcomed warmly. Both staff members were so friendly! There was plenty of seating (which surprised me on a Friday evening). For an appetizer, I decided to try the Korean Corn Dog (which was marked as "recommended" on the menu). It was strange (though beautifully presented) - I was expecting something a little more savory or spicy for Korean - it was actually oddly sweet, with a Vienna-sausage-sized odd-tasting "dog" surrounded by a large, almost donut-like batter, and what seemed like a sweet ketchup and mayo kind of condiment pairing. It wasn't bad - it just seemed like it didn't know whether it wanted to be an appetizer or dessert. The shrimp pad thai was terrible. The shrimp were hammered -- so overcooked that they were leathery and tasteless. I think this is the first time I've had a dish with shrimp where I didn't finish the shrimp. And the pad thai itself was a gummy mess with no freshness - nothing green - no green onions or any vegetables other than bean sprouts, which had no crunch. There was a little bit of dry, tough red cabbage on the side. The crushed peanuts and lime helped, but not enough. A lot of local people (who seemed like regulars) were stopping in to pick up to-go orders, so I have to believe there is good food here. But I didn't get it.

It was quicker than I expected the delivery and the food was very fresh and very tasteful. I would…read moredefinitely recommend this place.

solid ramen. doesn't exceed other expectations i had, but it tastes better on a rainy, cloudy day…read more tender meat and spice level for the garlic miso ramen was good. it was more mild than spicy.

good...need to go back…read more.. went with girlfriends on a weeknight - perfect spot for an easy going dinner with BYOB wine. edamame was unusually better than most other spots. i wasn't the biggest fan of the seaweed salad bc they added cucumber--seemed like filler and i'm not a fan of cukes either. my vegetable maki was quite good --not too heavy on the tempura. my friends got noodle dishes that looked amazing. my friend got one of my go to's - (chicken) pad see ewe which is what i typically order to "test" a new thai spot. i can usually tell from the smell alone if the dish has just the right amount of sweet (it smelled divine). the noodles looked al dente and not sticky. i need to go back and try some veggie pad see ewe myself. restaurant closes at 8:30 which is a bit early...

if I could leave an extra star I would! Ruk has now made it to our top 5 list of go-to restaurants…read more- every bite was better than the next. We tried pot stickers that were crisp and hot served with a sauce where flavors were well developed - we learned it's a family recipe -a must try! We then had the firework sushi roll - another flavorful combination. For our entrees we split Panang curry and 00 chicken which was an elevated version of orange chicken. We rounded out the meal with banana/coconut rolls served with a sweet sauce. A perfect meal! We can't wait to bring our family with us next time!