This place was so bussin that i had to bring it home to eat later and oder the entire menu and eat…read moreit buy my self 10/10 stars

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.

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.

Ohana has a really nice Japanese feel to it. The traditional decor and the smell coming from the…read morekitchen made the place feel welcoming right away. The staff were friendly and always had a smile. I ordered the Shoyu Ramen with soy broth, pork belly, scallions, bamboo, diced onions, and an egg. The broth was the star for me. It had this deep, savory flavor with a little sweetness underneath, almost like the soy had been cooked down into something richer. Warm, comforting, and full of umami without tasting too salty. Every sip had that roasted, almost earthy depth that made me want to keep drinking it. The pork belly was ridiculously tender. Soft, juicy, and rich, with just enough fat to make it melt in my mouth. The egg was creamy and silky in the middle, and the bamboo and onions added some crunch and freshness to break everything up. Simple, warm, and really satisfying. This was exactly what I wanted from a bowl of ramen.

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.

I've had the privilege of living in Japan for four years. The hole in my heart that was left from…read morethe food I left behind was refilled by this restaurant. If you are wanting some true authentic Japanese food this is the place to go. They have it so properly down that when I closed my eyes the atmosphere alone could have me feel as if I was back home. The food here is fresh, homemade, and absolutely to die for. Their udon noodles are the exact same as old local spot. The cutlet is fried perfectly. Everything is just so perfect. I would wait hours for this place.

A legit izakaya with a very limited menu and one rude waitress:…read more Go for - * Gyutan, Wagyu kushiyakis, grapefruit highball * Older waitress san with glasses on - sweet, nice obasan you'd expect to meet at regular izakayas * Cold appetizers in general Skip - * Hamachi kama - freaking $40 for a small piece of hamachi collarbone that was pretty fishy * Ika - a bit undercooked, need that BBQed flavor on izakaya-sytled roasted squid * Karaage - okay, but one piece was bloody and undercooked; I will give a pass as they were busy and kitchen at its last hour * Ramen - if you must, but the noodle and broth are all factory-sourced * Takoyaki - you can find these at your local Asian market premade, just like what this place uses * That tanned, dark-browed waitress w/ RBA and snappy attitude

Ambiance: The restaurant is small! I was a party of 1, which made it easy since I sat at the bar…read more Beautiful interiors. Service: Friendly service! Food: The sushi rolls were very fresh and I got to see them make it since I was at the bar! The food was really delicious!

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.

If you're looking for AYCE sushi in Arlington, this is definitely a place to check out!…read more They have sashimi, sushi, nigiri, specialty rolls, hibachi, ramen, and so many other Japanese dishes. Everything is made to order, so you can try a little bit of everything. If you love sushi and want a place where you can enjoy all-you-can-eat Japanese food, you should definitely come here!

Excellent all you can eat sushi and Japanese cuisine! Service was on point with frequent visits and…read moreglass refills. I will be coming back!!

Must come for a good time and delicious food! Henry was our chef and gave us such a fun experience…read more I got HC13 - shrimp, salmon, fillet mignon with fried rice and everything was seasoned perfectly and steak cooked perfectly Henry also had a speaker playing fun dance and throwback songs, had everyone in the restaurant dancing and grooving 10/10!!

Came in on a Sunday. Place lived up to the lack luster reviews. I had the basil wings, fire cracker…read moreshrimp, and my husband had hibachi chicken and shrimp. Please if you come skip those fire cracker shrimp it was nasty. Left that there. The basil wings were the best part and they were still just okay. Needs to be cooked crispier and the flavor needs to be amped up. Service was not memorable and the hibachi portion was boring lol. I would not come back, came for a birthday dinner

Nathan was my favorite server by far. He served that brisket like his life depended on it, and was…read morethere for our every need. I even gave him an invite to my wedding.

start to finish, one of my favorite Japanese bbq experiences. Quality premium cuts, yummy hot side…read moredishes, and fresh balanced rolls and nigiri. The bar manager really knows his stuff! I had some great cocktails here and beer with. frozen beer top. can't wait to come back.

There's a rule us Asians use to quickly filter out Asian restaurants that may not be good: who are…read morethe majority of folks who are eating inside and who are the chef/cooks? This place didn't pass that test and it may be the only time in history where it proved me so wrong. When we were served the karage chicken with what appeared to be plain mayo I was seriously doubting my choice. It all changed when the ramen came out. This place is legit. They took the time to master their craft and they pay respect to what a proper bowl of ramen is. We both went for the spicy black garlic tonkatsu with differing spice levels; mild and reaper (+$1). Let's start with that -- typically all you pay for is a glob of chill oil that may or may not be spicy. This was not the case here, it added serious heat without altering the flavor. The black garlic was not burnt. The ramen had depth and umami, but could have been a but more seasoned. Eggs were cooked well and still jammy. If im ever in the area i'd be back.

Honestly I wanted to like Kintaro Ramen more given the reviews. The food isn't bad but it's average…read moreat best in terms of ramen. I had the straight noodles instead of the curly/thicker noodles and honestly if I even come back to this restaurant I'll have to try the curly since I don't think Kintaro does their straight noodles well. Too soft and too "spaghetti" like. Hands down, the only place that does the straight noodles right is Jinya Ramen. But even so, I wasn't too fond of the broth or texture of the chashu here. Overall, the atmosphere is great. You have the option to self-order and the portions are large. Staff was friendly and nonetheless my friend and I had a great time. But unless I'm coming back here with someone who wants to eat here, I don't see myself actively choosing to be back at this spot over other ramen places anytime soon.