Sashimi plate was fantastic and all the rolls had actual pieces of fish instead of the excess…read moresmooshed up trimmings that most of the sushi places are using now, so good we ordered a second Tuna roll! Chicken fried rice was awesome. Order at the counter has a deli kinda feel. The whole staff is instantly on an order. Best sushi I've had in a long time

We were visiting family in Sun Prairie and ventured out for dinner on our way back to the hotel…read more Nori Sushi & Grill was a Yelp find. Small storefront and it appears they do more take out than dine in as we were the only people in the restaurant. We opted for table service. Ordered some miso soup to start and a couple of their specialty sushi rolls. The miso soup was rather blase as far as taste. The sushi rolls were not rolled overly large, making them somewhat expensive. I ordered sa salmon roll with mango and it had a very sour taste. I am guessing either the mango was not ripe or the salmon was bad. Either way, I felt queasy for the rest of the night. Not good...

Really tasty sushi rolls in a pretty swank place that did not cost the arm & leg…read more Would definitely recommend and wanna get back some time to try the Omakase

The food is always amazing, and the service is consistent…read more I ordered takeaway today, and ordered a cucumber salad. The menu online and in the Uber Eats ordering app does not have any description to it, it just says "cucumber salad". When I got home, over 30 minutes away, I discovered that this salad has what I assume is kimchi mixed in it? That is not what I was expecting at all, but just cucumbers, sesame seeds, and a sauce of soy sauce and rice wine vinegar. Or at least a description of what is in the salad should be printed in the menu. I wouldn't have wasted the $10.25 on it as I don't care for kimchi.

Definitely a spot I was sleeping on, but not anymore…read more I'll admit, Hana Japanese Restaurant was completely off my radar for way too long, but now it's the only place I'll go for sushi. Once you find your spot, you find your spot. Fair warning: walking in for the first time, the place looks almost too small to be legit. But don't let that fool you. Most nights it picks up and you realize pretty quickly this spot is the real deal. The rolls here are just consistently good. I have yet to have a bad one, and at this point I've had enough to say that with confidence. Our table almost always orders the Diamond Roll (teriyaki steak on top, yes, really), and I have zero photos to prove it because it disappears within seconds of hitting the table. Every time. My personal go-to's are the Tomo and the 007 Roll, both of which I'll be ordering until further notice. I recently branched out and tried the Oceanside Roll, which was a really refreshing change of pace. Glad I stepped outside my comfort zone on that one. Service is solid. Nothing flashy, but they're polite, attentive, drinks stay filled, and in all my visits they've never once gotten an order wrong. Honestly, that consistency goes a long way. We also tried the crab rangoons. They're fine, decent, not mind-blowing, but the dipping sauce that comes with them is surprisingly spicy. A little unexpected, but it works in its own way. If you've been sleeping on Hana like I was, wake up.

We really enjoyed the sushi platter to go. Friendly service, food was great & ready as ordered…read more Small seating area right downtown Sun Prairie.

Doesn't look like much from the outside, but the inside experience is as authentic as it gets…read more Sashimi was fresh and expertly cut with subtle but complex flavors and textures. If it's in season I'd highly recommend the super white tuna, in addition the yellow tail, and salmon were our group favorites. The octopus was not chewy but tender and fresh. Miso soup was not overly salty, nor tasted like water. The shumai tasted pre-cooked with an onion flavor but who goes to a Japanese restaurant for shumai? All of the sushi rolls were balanced and much higher grade than anything you'd get at a refrigerator in a market place. What sets the food apart is they serve sushi freshly made so it's the correct temperature though you do have to wait a while for the sushi chef to make your selections if it's a busy day. Just don't come here if you are in a rush as it's not a fast food restaurant. The sukiyaki was not greasy and tasted sweet/savory just like how my grandmother makes it only they used a lean stir fry beef cuts while my grandma would choose a fattier thinly sliced beef. Not many Japanese restaurants serve sukiyaki like this in a ceramic pot so it's probably worth trying this dish alone as it was a staple in my Japanese household. The tempura was crispy and not oily, I believe they use Panko bread crumbs to make it light and crunchy. If you come in a big party you can reserve the private room surrounded in oak paneling and a sliding privacy door. You'll have to take your shoes off and sit flush with the floor on seat cushions for a Japanese experience. If you order Japanese soda, you'll be using a small plunger to push a glass marble into your bottle to open the ramune. Only thing I missed trying out was the Japanese beer and saki, but I give high ratings to this place for the Japanese food and service.

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Service is decent, it's the same woman serving you as a year ago. The place is always clean, but…read moreit's very small. The food is one of the worst sushi restaurant I've ever had. I've tried sushi all across the world, I've also had grocery store sushi. I would rate it slightly at or below grocery store sushi. Grocery store sushi at least has taste and flavor. I decided to come back, I hadn't had this in over a year and restaurants, and taste, can change. And somehow it was worse than a year ago! The sushi was incredibly bland. I gave it one star because the duality was good, the salmon was decent and the avocado was fresh. I would have given it two, but all they're really doing is meeting quality standards. However, the Salmon Tartare was packed with onion that it was almost the same amount as the salmon and Tobiko. The maki roll was packed with rice and cucumber rather than a balance of ingredients. I haven't tried their other foods, but I would not recommend their cold appetizers or their sushi. It's consistently not worth it and I wouldn't recommend it.

Tucked away in a portion of a long vacated Family Video, Ale Tuna provides a solid sushi option for…read morethose in the Sun Prairie area. A shabby chic dining room allows for a clear view of the kitchen and the sushi prep. The menu is big! It has your standard sushi options as well as some signature rolls by Ale owner Kong Ni along with teriyaki, udon, and apps. Prices are extremely reasonable. As always, we ordered way too much. I was surprised at how large my salmon sushi piece (2.95) was for the price. While the fish was fresh and cut well and sushi rice well prepared, it was almost too large. Same goes with the Golden Ale Tuna roll. Well prepared, the individual pieces were quite large. Special shout out to the gyoza. Homemade with a flavorful pork filling, they were excellent. Our server was doing his best with waiting on tables and taking orders for carryout. He was hustling. While not the gold standard in the Madison area, you could do much worse. A solid recommendation for Ale.

This is an interesting Chinese Market. The market has a lot of chinese items and other east asian…read moreitems. There was a ton of moon and sun cakes. I tried a couple of poke sticks. Pistachio one was my favorite. There were many Asian ice creams. Propitious mango was a good one. There were a lot of small food places in the food hall. I tried food from a lot of different places. The food hall had a lot of seats, and was neatly maintained. It was never crowded. Kawasaki is close to the entry of Global Market. So the first time I was there, I went straight to this place. I had a Chicken katsu rice bowl. It was one of the best food I had in the food hall. Display had some very delicious and cute cakes. Next time I should try some of that. Taiwan Street has nice pho and bubble tea. I went for a pistachio milk shake, without bubbles. It was good. But I think I should have really went for a pho. They have a lots of sweets in display. I went for a peach swiss roll and a sesame ball. Both were good. From Dumpling House, I went for a chicken and mushroom dumpling and chinese chive pie. Both were good . It came steaming hot. I think I should have gone for some of their more favorite items like chive and pork dumpling. From Nice Flavor Stir Fry , I went for a sauteed sliced lamb with cumin. Generally this is a really flavorful dish which you cannot go wrong with. But it wasn't as good as I expected. Flavors were off, and the quality fo meat was not as good as I expected. Stir fry chicken mei fun was my favorite item from Bowl Bowl Rice. It came hot and was flavorful. I also had a tea leaf flavor egg. It was just $1. But it came with egg shell. I had to peel it. Egg was slightly less flavorful than I expected. Mochi donut is the main item in Glazed. There were some food items as well, but I didn't find takers for that. I went for 3 donuts - Oreo, honey dew and churro. The flavors were all interesting. May be oreo was my favorite. Donut texture was more chewy. From S&B Hmong Kitchen, I went for a fried rice from this place. It was flavorful. Cilantro and scallion on top gave a nice flavor kick. From Poké Mì, I went for a drunken noodles as my entree. It was not as good as I expected. Flavors were off. May be I should have gone for bahn mi. I haven't seen sugar cane juice anywhere else in Madison. So went for one. I thought it was just ok.

Construction around this place made it a pain to get here, but finally got there. I dig what they…read moreare doing here, and feel this is a great way to get exposure to many types of dining all at once. Came here on a Monday, and unfortunately, a handful of the stalls were not open. Bummer, as the Filipino joint happened to be one of the stalls. Didnt stop me from looking. All the different food stalls are on the perimeter of this place, with ample seating in the middle. This place is also connected to a market, so if you happen to need a little something extra to supplement your meal, you could get it from here, though no real prepared food, so I'm thinking more of condiments or drinks. The market itself seemed to have a fairly decent selection of Asian groceries and items, with discounted items right before the checkout lines (genius). I found myself going through the drinks for a good 5-10 minutes alone. I hope this place does well. I was here on a Monday in the summer, so hopefully this wasn't a good representation of their normal traffic, but this place was DEAD. OVERALL - if you're wanting the variety of a mall food court, but specifically with Asian choices, come check this place out! CELEBRITY RATING - Donnie Yen

Went here for my birthday, after after reading some of the reviews lately I was fearing the worst…read more However, the food was good, the hibachi was good, and the buffet remained full the entire time. I don't know what people are expecting when they come here, But you will receive a large amount of food, and as much of it as you'd like. I ate the sushi, it was good. I also ate from the raw bar, that was good and no one felt sick the next day. This place was packed. Yet my service was excellent. A plate didn't remain on my table for more than a few minutes after I was finished with it. The server gave me trinkets and do dad's. He was really great. It takes a lot of courage to wear make America great again in Madison Wisconsin. He got a good tip. The ambience, is a Asian buffet. I don't know what people expect. It's a buffet. It's not going to be the finest of dining, but the food was good.

Went in at 11:05 am, Business opens at 11:00 am. Food had good flavor but was only like warm. Don't…read moreknow if we're going to go back.

Pretty good and fun. Prices seemed Fair with a good show…read morewith the chef Also. Seeing other reviews, I think you miss the fresh , hot food when you don't get the cook side seating.

So .....mixed review. First the good. Food was amazing. Everything. Authentic. Hot. Great…read moreflavors. Amazing food. Bad - service was horrible. I had to get up twice and find the waiter. He was just visiting with tables (not engaged in taking orders). People came after us and were eating their entrees by the time we ordered. Not sure if I would come back , unless it was at the hibachi table. Doesn't matter how good the food is if you never get to order.

Kawasaki is food court pan-Asian food that also sells bakery goods on the side within the Global…read moreMarket food court. It's hard to say what your experience is going to be versus mine because there are something around 100 different options (many of which are different configurations of similar dishes, of course). I ordered their spicy pineapple chicken combo which came with pork fried rice and a kimchi salad. In terms of what the dish is: It is sweet and sour chicken with pineapple chunks and a fair amount of red pepper for heat. The kimchi salad was on the higher end of hot (as one would figure) and ultimately one note solely because of that fact. The chicken was, by and large, not stringy which is a common problem at food courts regardless of the sort of food they're serving. The sweet heat combination of the pineapple with a red pepper heat was nice. The pork fried rice had pork chunks that were generally smaller than your average pea, the smallest bits of egg (barely any), and oddly enough -- corn. It had a good flavor but the pork was almost not there and the relative lack of egg made it feel not much like fried rice. Despite the three star rating -- given the sorry state of Asian food offerings on the east side this is one of the better venues Mrs. T and I have visited on the east side. The next time we have a craving for Asian food this is definitely a contender for our business (and next time: We're buying some of the amazing looking Loves desserts from the case).

The pork katsu tasted a little off and it was soggy, and the tan tan ramen simply tasted like miso…read moreramen. On the other hand, the buzzer lets you know once the food is done. If you're in the food court, I would advise to stay away from this vendor and look elsewhere since the food was meh.

It's...Kwik Trip…read more They have gas. They have beer. They have mildly overpriced food (a trade-off for the convenient parking). If you're here for fine dining, please seek help. You are clearly unwell and deserving of medications. You go in, you get whatever they got that looks appealing, you throw it on the counter. The cashier scans it. You pay for it. You leave. Hopefully with a minimum of fuss, line waiting, and conversation. We all know the drill by now. It is what it is. If you're giving it less than five stars for being anything other that what it is, that's a you-problem, because this is just what Kwik Trip does. Doesn't matter which one you go to. They're all the same. --However, when you find one of their frosted Persian doughnuts, and some kind soul has over-frosted that beast--there may not be anything finer on this planet. I am trying to avoid sugar as best I can, but if I see one of those Persians, and it's HEAPED with frosting, I will always, ALWAYS buy it. Those are my true Kwik Trip weakness. Everything else I can usually ignore, but those over-frosted Persians break me every time.

This is my go-to kwik trip, and gas station in general, as it's only a block from my house. The…read morepumps can get pretty busy around 5-7pm when people are coming home from work. The car wash is also pretty backed up during lunch hours and later at night. The connivence store inside is always fully stocked and their hot items are cheap and pretty good. There's a krispy kreme self-serve station is always stoked in the morning but later at night it is kind of hit or miss on what kinds they have. They always have deals toward the end of the night of packs of donuts that are close to expiring!