Osaka Sushi & Hibachi is officially on my "don't gatekeep this spot" list…read more Food: Everything came out hot, fresh, and full of flavor. The chicken pad Thai? Absolutely delicious. And those stuffed jalapeño peppers... the perfect combo of spice, crunch, and creamy goodness Service: Attentive, friendly, and on point the entire time--no gaps in the experience. Atmosphere: Casual and comfortable with both booths and tables--easy vibe for any kind of outing. Bonus: They no longer serve alcohol, but you can BYOB, which honestly feels like a win if you like your favorites. Bottom line: GO TRY IT. Your taste buds will thank you.

Food was ok, the miso soup was watery and tasted ok once I added hot sauce. The server is very…read morerude, has a bad attitude. We walked in today, and he didn't even greet us, just said "Can I help you?" twice with an attitude. I understood him the second time, but we left because it was the second time he had a terrible attitude serving us. We were the only three people in there. No wonder the place stays empty!

Super friendly & helpful staff! Small inside but welcoming & chill vibes. I enjoyed the fried rice…read more& soup! Next time I'll remember the photo!

This is my first time coming into the shop. It used to be a wing place but now it is it's a hibachi…read morespot. This food is so good it taste like homemade hibachi and it's completely enough for one person maybe even two. the staff really took care of me, and I have the upmost gratitude for that. And clean with its of options.

We were seated really quickly and our waitress was very attentive to filling our waters and…read morechecking in. Food was also made very quickly. All the components of the poke bowl were very fresh and flavorful. The booths are well spaced and the green tea we ordered came in a beautiful tea pot. Really recommend checking Ohana out!!

Our experience at Ohana Sushi in Waxahachie left a lot to be desired. We ordered two old…read morefashioneds, which should have been straightforward. Instead, one came sickeningly sweet with an unlisted cinnamon syrup, and the other still had a strong cinnamon taste. When we questioned this, the server casually mentioned the cinnamon syrup--something not disclosed on the menu. I had to specifically ask her to take one back rather than her responding promptly. Next, they brought our sushi rolls, but no plates, no soy sauce, and not even dishes for dipping. We had to ask for all those basics. I specifically chose two rolls without cream cheese--because I don't want cream cheese in my sushi--and yet one still had it. The server's response was to chat with a manager but not to offer any solution, compensation, or correction. Overall, if a menu lists certain ingredients, that's what should arrive. Adding things like cinnamon in a drink or cream cheese in a roll--especially when people might have dietary needs--is careless. They need to be more attentive to both the menu and the customer's feedback.

Mr. Max has been around for decades and I still go there when I am in town. The sushi rolls are…read moremassive to where you might not be able to fit one piece in your mouth. It's nice that they give you options for 6 or 12 (or was it 10) piece sushi rolls.

the only place in dallas to be on yelps top 100 places to eat! went on a rainy day, had about a 15…read moremin wait very cute interior portion to sit on the ground without your shoes best bites: toro (fatty and great bite), kobe skewer (flavorful, smoky) standards: takoyaki and chefs choice of appetizers (cool concept and the cooked salmon on the right was delicious) worst: taiwan ramen (my mouth was shriveling with each bite), chicken karaage with mayo (same issue, mayo didn't help). the main issue was the overwhelming salt all for $64 good value, wouldn't wait over 20 min for this place

I don't do sushi often, especially not since moving to Dallas. Im so glad i finally gave this place…read morea try. I've already been back a second time within the week. Initially i was worried about getting in bc it's such a small spot but they get everything out really quickly which helps move through guests faster. I loved sitting at the bar and watching the talented sushi chefs put the masterpieces together. Everything from the hand rolls, to the sashimi, birthday roll and squid were super delish. Cant wait to keep trying everything they have. Yes, some of the items are pricey, but i don't think it's too bad. Sushi just tends to be a little more costly bc of the price of seafood. Everything is super fresh and tasty. Highly recommend!

The first time I came here I had a terrible experience. The service was rushed and rude, and the…read morechef kept sneezing while he was working. I was very hesitant to come back, but my boyfriend suggested giving them another chance. Tonight was WORSE! The food is not good and there are not a lot of options for sushi rolls (I think they have six options, mostly fried). I ordered the lychee martini, which was also not good. Our server came once for our food and did not check on us again the entire meal, which is unfortunate because they did not bring us wasabi and ginger, and there was no soy sauce at the table. We put cash on the bill and left, only for us to be chased down by our server about a block to let us know we were short $5. (Tax) I understand we accidentally were short but being chased down after you've already left the establishment, especially over $5, is insane work. I was originally disappointed, now I'm just truly upset. I will not be eating here again and would not recommend this restaurant to anyone. They do play good house music though.

I have had sushi all over the world, including in Japan. In the U.S., I typically try AYCE sushi…read morerestaurants when I travel. In fact, I used to own a Japanese Steakhouse with a sushi bar. So, I know my sushi. The food at Okinawa was by far the best of any AYCE sushi and close to what I have had at high-end sushi bars. To top that off, the service was better than almost any restaurant I have been to; especially in AYCE sushi places. The vast majority of AYCE restaurants take forever to bring reorders. This includes both sushi and others. Our server was frindly and helpful. He couldn't have been better. The menu is awesome; especially when the evening menu is available. It offers a better selection of better, for my taste, sushi. In addition, it is one of few AYCE sushi restaurants that includes sashimi. I should mention that I wasn't as impressed with the sashimi as I was with the sushi. The fish was delicious but it was sliced way too thin. Having said that, I wish I could have given them more than five stars. They stand in the top 0.1% of AYCE sushi restaurants.

Despite not being a sushi lover, I visited Okinawa Asian cuisine for the first time for a Saturday…read morebirthday lunch. Despite being AYCE with a huge menu, it is extremely affordable at $30 per adult person. I took a photo of the menu outlining the pricing structures further. I avoided all sushi items (which obviously comprised a majority but not the entirety of the menu) but tried the: Katsu chicken: Japanese style fried chicken cutlet coated in crispy Panko, topped with katsu sauce Crispy calamari: Deep-fried calamari served with sweet chili sauce Steak hibachi: Cooked on the grill, served with veggies and fried rice I was not floored by any of the menu items, but that is to be expected as they seem to specialize in sushi items. It did the job. Other members of my party downed literally 250+ pieces of sushi sashimi. Despite us having a large party ordering so many items, service was impeccable - fast and attentive. All in all, I cannot comment on the sushi, but I appreciate that they have a vast and affordable menu. Worth a try at the very least!

We went to Anita's for dinner; this was our 1st time. We ordered a variety of dishes. We ordered…read morethe Combo Fried Rice, Chicken Fried Rice, Garlic Shrimp, Monster Roll, Spicy Tuna Roll & the Dragon Roll. Both fried rice dishes were delicious & seasoned very well; I'm picky because I do not like my fried rice oily. The Garic Shrimp was also delicious & plenty of garlic taste. Both rolls were also delicious. I would reorder all the dishes we ate. Our server was very attentive to our needs even though she had other tables & was pretty busy.

The best chicken fried rice! Great happy hour! Service is good and I personally love the vibe in…read morethe bar area. It's a great locals place, always consistent and I love places like that.

The service was exceptional, the food was good and there were a variety of options including…read morenoodles and grilled meat, and wait was short and it wasn't to expensive. I recommend this restaurant to any sushi lovers.

it was my first time dining in and John was our server. so sweet and attentive. the food was…read moreamazing as well. 10/10.

the location is very small, with a capacity of 32 people. they do have a grade A sanitation level,…read moreand this was the cleanest i've felt at a restaurant. normally i find myself having to dust off crumbs or wipe my table, but here i did not. i saw the waitress constantly back and forth wiping down tables and making sure the place is spotless. even while she was busy she always made sure to stop by and make sure we were okay. they have two self ordering screens in the front with a large variety of foods to choose from. the ramen was good, but it did remind me a lot of instant noodles because the noodles were thin and the broth was a little bit salty. it did not satisfy my cravings the way i thought it would. especially for $17. the two slices of pork on top were tender and had a sweet taste to them, with a perfect amount of soft fat on the sides. the boiled eggs were very soft, with the yolk perfectly thick in the middle. the portion may not seem large, but i found that i could barely finish half of my order. it is very filling!

Kintaro Ramen in Arlington is one of those places that immediately makes you relax the second you…read morewalk in. The space feels intimate and welcoming, the kind of spot where the steam from the bowls fogs up the windows and time slows down just enough to enjoy your meal. The ramen is where Kintaro really shines. The broth is deeply flavored and comforting, rich without feeling heavy, and clearly simmered with care. Every sip feels intentional. The noodles have that perfect bite, springy and substantial, soaking up the broth without going soft. Toppings are generous and well balanced, especially the pork, which is tender and savory and melts into the broth in the best way. What really sells the experience is how everything works together. The warmth of the space, the aroma of the kitchen, and the layered flavors in the bowl create something that feels less like a quick meal and more like a small ritual. It's the kind of place you want to linger, finishing the last drops of broth even when you're already full. Kintaro isn't flashy or overhyped. It's just solid, soulful ramen served in a space that feels like a refuge. If you're craving something comforting and satisfying, this is absolutely the spot.