We came for a quick midweek dinner, and we were quickly seated and our orders taken…read more The broth for the udon soup was flavorful, the noodles perfectly cooked, and the tempura served on the side, for maximum crispness.

2.5 stars for me. Our waitress was nice, but got our sushi…read moresampler wrong and gave us a sashimi one. He'll eat anything, so he ate that, I won't eat that. $5 for a tiny bowl of hibachi noodles which just tasted like soy noodle. It was extremely bland and not good. $7 for 5 small hardly filled pork gyoza which were okay, not the best. $4.50 for a tiny sliver of bland plain deep fried cheesecake with bland canned whip cream to garnish it. The soup was extremely bland and overpriced as well. He dumped soy, pepper, and dumpling sauce in it to make it edible. It was mainly just vegetable and noodles in water.

The food was amazing. The restaurant is very cute. Our waitress was very nice, we had a reservation…read moreand were seated immediately but we did wait an hour and 20 minutes for food. They also brought our check after about an hour at which point we hadn't received any of our food yet (not even our appetizer). I would go back but only if I have a lot of time to spend there. For food we had the chicken dumpling balls as an app, very good and a good number of them. I had the pumpkin curry it was very tasty, less curry sauce and more stuff than what I'm used to but good. And my fiance had the chefs special sushi roll, he loved it

It's been a long time since I made it to Kamrai. It used to be one of my favorites stops for sushi…read moreand then some others opened up and it seemed to fall off my radar. Lemont is a cozy and quaint town at the base of Mount Nittany. Kamrai sits in the middle of the "business" area in Lemont. It's located in an old victorian style home with an enclosed porch. There's plenty of parking in and around town with sidewalks to access the restaurant. They offer thai & sushi as menu options. By luck we stumbled across Kamrai on this evening as we were in the area around dinner time. We got porch seating, which is great, and opted for some thai and sushi offerings. It's an old establishment but it has it's own charm. Service was good and the food came quickly. I got Spicy Udon with pork and it was delicous. I also tried their shrimp tempura. Overall it was a great visit.

The food is amazing. Absolutely worth the visit…read more Downside***Nosy lady talking about patrons divorce was very awkward and rude to the patron and anyone else there. She was very loud and needed to mind her own business! She also eased dropped on another's phone call with other patron directing friends that meeting there. Would have been amazing all around if she didn't ruin the atmosphere.

AMAZING. One of the best dining experiences of my life. Not only was the food amazing (Burmese…read moreCoconut Noodles), but the atmosphere and community in this restaurant is unbeatable. Everyone go try this place it's so inexpensive and so delicious!! Story time: We accidentally stumbled upon the owner's cousin's birthday party and yet they did not turn us away. We were welcomed to the main table, served cake, and introduced to everyone in the family. I felt like I was in a movie. What a community.

We ordered edamame, gyoza, poké roll, Hawaiian roll, and lobster roll which were all exceptional!…read more The restaurant is like a traditional Japanese style ambiance. The wait staff was very polite and attentive. Only down side is parking is at least two blocks away.

Tadashi was delicious. I ate there twice during my five days in Happy Valley, one time solo and…read morethen another time with friends. The server was okay, but the food was great. The one star is off because the service isn't great, and the one server even thought we walked in meaning to go to their other location instead of the one we were at (it's up the street from them and they have different options). I had a rice dish the first time which was well put together as far as the flavors and textures went. The next time, I had ramen and chicken. Both were flavorful. My peeps had various options ranging from ramen and rice bowls to sweet potato fries . They couldn't stop raving about the sweet potato fries and it was their first time trying them, so I think that's a success.

The food was good. The atmosphere is humble. The staff is authentic! Looked to be a family-run…read morerestaurant. The food came out timely. The front staff kept things moving on a busy night with just the two of them. They accommodated our gluten allergies after we let them know after the fact. Interesting place. I would go again.

The family that seems to run it is very sweet. The sushi, I believe it's the Lewistown roll, with…read morebeing lightly fried and jalapeños. I can't eat it anymore sadly, but I had some before I couldn't anymore. Bad news bears part of this is that I had also ordered hibachi chicken with yum yum sauce. the yum yum sauce was not yummy in my tummy. I can't eat that stuff anymore because it bothers my stomach and I will be sad that I picked Tokyo for my last hibachi chicken. But I will be happy I had the Lewistown roll one last time.

Yet another great experience at YAMATO SUSHI Restaurant...This review I will share my family's…read morepraise to reinforce this fabulous restaurant, as some traveled from as far as West Virginia to join us for this special day and Yamato Sushi delivered! This visit was for my mother's 90th birthday and Joyce helped make it extra special. Made possible thanks to the owners, Joyce her family and excellent staff we captured a memorable event.

First experience inside rather than take out. I really liked how they had a changing table, high…read morechairs, and even booster seats. It was very cold inside to the point I kept my beanie on and used my hoodie to cover my hands when I wasn't eating. My son got the clear soup and ice cream and they were good. I got the Kittanning roll and was disappointed that the cream cheese wasn't consistently throughout the roll so some had some and some didn't. The staff were very polite and attentive though, overall, it was a good experience.

The food was excellent! My fiance and I both got teriyaki dishes, my daughter had lo mein, and we…read morehad plenty of sushi as well as the tempura. The flavor was seriously amazing! My one daughter has celiacs, the staff was knowledgeable, offered gluten free soy sauce, and reminded us our tempura has gluten.

They tried to force us to tip after poor service. We waited over 15 minutes to order and they kept…read moreignoring us and cleaning up despite the fact that we asked twice. We had to ask someone else to take our order and I never have to do that. Afterward, they would ignore our table and attend to the other customers. Someone came in 15 minutes after us and they still left at the same time as us because we were being disregarded by the workers. I'd understand if it was busy, but they were doing everything but attending to us. Then tried to force us to tip at the end. I have no issue with tipping, but service was terrible. That has to be a restaurant violation.

I came to Umi Japanese Steakhouse and Sushi Bar while doing training in Indiana, PA. I went on a…read moreMonday around 11:30 and the restaurant was empty at that time. I will say, it is very spacious and has an imperial Japanese feel. I was greeted and seated. A waitress brought me a drink and then I ordered the lunch special, which was two rolls. Miso Soup was brought out as a starter and then I ate Spicy Salmon Roll and an Eel Avacado. I enjoyed everything that I had.

I've been to Umi several times over the past two years. The food is always delicious and the…read moreservice is great. Decided to try something different this time. I got the hibachi steak dinner and noodles with a side of red snapper. The steak wasn't as flavorful as I expected. The noodles and snapper were seasoned well.