Whenever my friend and I meet up for happy hour, we almost always end up here. Their happy hour…read moremenu is definitely worth it, with tasty food, decent drinks, and consistently attentive service. The atmosphere is nice and comfortable, making it easy to relax and have a conversation without it being too loud. The salt and pepper calamari is absolutely addicting, and the fried green beans are always a great appetizer to share. Their dumplings are also really flavorful and make another solid starter. I really enjoy the orange peel beef, and I've also tried their General Tso's and Korean spicy entrées, which were both really good. My friend usually goes for the sushi and always enjoys it as well. Overall, it's become one of our favorite happy hour spots because the food, service, and atmosphere are consistently reliable.

Gotten Uber eats from here a couple times. The first time the sesame chicken was tough. The sushi…read morewas falling apart. This time the sushi was better but I only got a California roll... which I know is not really sushi. The moo goo gai pan was good.

I've been coming to this place for years and is by far the best hibachi restaurant I've ever been…read moreto! The food and staff are beyond amazing. The staff always welcomes us in and remembers our orders which is impressive since I have a family of 5. I've been to many other hibachi restaurants but no food has ever compared to theirs. The yum yum sauce is sooo good and so is the steak! Also best steak i've ever had. 100% recommend this restaurant!!!!

The hibachi meal is worth it. It comes with soup, salad, your choice of meat entree, stir fried…read morevegetables, fried rice, noodles, and a sample shrimp. I like that they have combinations (e.g. filet mignon&chicken). We loved the filet mignon. The chicken was a little dry both times we have ordered it; ask the hibachi chef for some of the teriyaki sauce on the side. I am not a shrimp fan, but shrimp in their yum yum sauce - holy cow! I am seriously considering ordering shrimp and scallops as my meal next time, because the seafood in yum yum sauce is amazing here. The staff is super friendly and readily accommodated my husband's endless requests. (Can I get mine with a double portion of fried rice? Two soups instead of soup and salad? A dish of that teriyaki sauce on the side?) Our favorite hibachi chef is Antonio. He was creative, friendly, and jived well with the family extroverts. The interior looks classiest after dark because of the lighting, so we will make a habit of coming more often in the winter. In the daylight it's just all right. The noise level and seating arrangements may make it difficult to have a conversation with more than one or two other people at your table, which is common in a hibachi restaurant. There was also a vent in the exhaust hood that rattled loudly over my head the whole time, but we were still able to carry on a conversation between four of us when we brought my husband's parents. Overall a decent choice for a good hibachi dinner.

A few friends and I stopped by Ichiro Izakaya Yakitori on a Saturday afternoon right when they…read moreopened at 4:30, and there was already a line forming outside. If you've been wanting to try this place, I'd definitely recommend arriving early. Parking was probably the most challenging part of the visit. There was a rummage sale happening nearby, so the area was busier than usual. They do have a designated parking lot, but it's very small and fills up quickly. Most people will likely need to rely on street parking, which took a little patience that day. The restaurant itself is tiny, but that's part of the charm. There's a bar area that seats around 10 to 12 people and only a handful of tables. We were a party of three and were seated right away, but I could see larger groups having a harder time finding space together. The tables are also on the smaller side, so once the food starts arriving things can get a little crowded. That said, the food completely lived up to the hype. Everything we ordered was delicious. The chicken karaage was crispy and flavorful, the marinated ribeye was tender and packed with flavor, and my favorite dish of the night was easily the beef yakisoba. We each ordered a starter, three skewers, and a side that our server recommended, and every plate disappeared quickly. The atmosphere felt lively and busy, with Japanese figurines and decorations displayed throughout the restaurant. I overheard another guest mention that it reminded them of places they had visited in Japan, which made me appreciate the attention to detail even more. One thing to note - we were told they don't split bills, which wasn't a problem for our group, but it's something to know ahead of time if you're dining with friends.

The vibes in this place were super cozy and the decor was a mix of traditional and modern Japanese…read more Be aware though, the space is smaller and the seats fill up fast! Something to know before choosing this spot is that it is tapas inspired so a majority of the items are small plates and the skewers come with one skewer per plate. Okay now for the goods, we ordered the following items: Starters Tebasaki Chicken Wings (5) Dumplings (6) Egg rolls (2) Skewers, seafood and sides Negima (chicken thigh) Scallops Shishito peppers Kamo negima (duck) Sweet Soy Ribeye Yakiton (pork belly) Kimchi bacon fried rice Naan bread The must haves that everyone should order are definitely the wings and egg rolls. The wings were almost like a Japanese style lemon pepper. Incredible and seasoned perfectly. The egg rolls had the most crunchy and perfect texture, the filling was balanced and the dipping sauce was the perfect accompaniment. For the skewers my favorite were the chicken thigh and pork belly. The seasoning and cook on both were spot on. The ribeye was good but it could have been cooked a little less, the duck was okay but the sauce is incredibly tart and needed a hint of sweetness and the scallops were cooked well but desperately needed some salt. The kimchi fried rice was delicious, they nailed the combo of salty bacon and kimchi with the fried egg and rice. Shishito peppers and naan were both good as well, peppers were crunchy and the naan has this incredible sticky sweet sauce on top. Our service was also great, the waiter explained the menu and even though the restaurant became busy he still maintained communication. Overall, we will absolutely be back. It's one thing to have a concept and another to execute it and they've done that. Great vibes, awesome service and delicious food.

We've been coming here for quite a while, and even after trying other hibachi restaurants, we…read morealways find ourselves coming back! The restaurant is always well-kept and clean, and I really appreciate that the music isn't overly loud, so you can actually enjoy your meal and conversation. The hibachi experience is always fun! You get a salad and soup before watching them cook your meal right in front of you. Whether you order steak, chicken, salmon, or another option, the chefs keep you entertained and engaged throughout the cooking. It's especially fun when you're celebrating a birthday--they'll sing for you and make it feel special! One thing to keep in mind is that it can sometimes take a while to get seated on the hibachi side, especially on weekends. At times, they also wait to fill the tables before getting started, so be prepared for a little wait during busy hours. Overall, though, we really enjoy coming here. The food, atmosphere, entertainment, and experience make it one of our favorite hibachi spots, and I think the prices are very reasonable for what you get. Definitely a place we'll continue coming back to!

Today was sleep in tackle lawn Sunday. Where you're hungry, want to eat a good meal and then get…read moreback to finish up the lawn work . Hesitantly we decided to eat before we stopped off at Lowe's and headed back to finish. Stay with me here. We were a little dirty. Not filthy. Not like we had mud all over us but dressed in work out clothes. Super casual. We entered and asked for a booth, The hostess took us to the back end of the booth where there were tables filled with other patrons. I wanted a bit more privacy and asked her to sit one booth back. She said no. Not to be deterred I sit down at the booth we wanted and felt most Comfortable. We wanted some privacy and not have people all around us. The request was to literally sit one booth back...this hostess wasn't having it. She literally demanded we sit at her booth of choice. Today, it became a "I'm not moving". She "slams" the menus and walks off. That behavior had to be addressed. I'm a reasonable person but expect a certain level of customer service. After all the price of eating out....isn't cheap these days and We eat here all the time. In fact, I became the DUKE again when checking in today.... #1 patron! I take great pride in the title. I discussed my frustration with the manager. When I asked to speak with her the hostess pointed to a manager sitting at the table vs going and getting her. Rude was an understatement. The manager didn't seem overly concerned. All said, the food was wonderful. The Tuna Tower (we ask for no rice) needed more avocado. The Pan Seared dumplings Devine as usual and of course the crab Rangoon are other worldly. The spicy bad girl roll was tasty. We added cream cheese. My sister gets her usual....every time. Hibachi Filet mignon, fried rice and Ginger Salad. It's her absolute favorite and she enjoyed every bite. I don't think one person should drive the overall review but today's experience was stressful...The food 5 Stars. Consistent. That said the hostess has influence and today's 1 star review is for her an her alone. We also ran into Lencho. Lencho is the absolute best waiter. Sundays though he works on the hibachi grill side. Bummer. His smile would have turned the experience around. He's that good and we love him. This is the second time where We've not experience the best customer service. Kyushu ownership should take note.....Some southern hospitality goes a long way. Look no further than to Lencho!

A Birthday Celebration, Shopping, and Some Delicious Japanese Food!…read more Since it was my daughter's birthday, we thought, why not make a day of it? We decided to do some shopping and then grab some lunch. After getting all that shopping behind us, we headed over to Sushi Zen Japanese Bistro. As soon as we walked in, we were promptly greeted by Mr. Jay, who also happened to be our server. The Bistro itself was very elegant, quiet, clean, and well organized. Definitely a nice place to sit down, relax, and get our grub on! Mr. Jay was a very quiet young man, but extremely welcoming and polite. He promptly brought us our menus and glasses of water and gave us plenty of time to look everything over without feeling rushed. When he returned, I ordered the Yaki Soba Noodles Lunch for $5.95. My Yaki Soba came with chicken, beef, and a mix of vegetables, and let me tell you, it was delicious! It was well seasoned, full of flavor, and definitely hit the spot. My daughter ordered the Chicken Cutlet (Deep-Fried) Bento Box for $9.95, along with a Miso Soup for $1.95. Her bento box included steamed white rice, sushi rolls, gyoza, and a salad. Now, since I don't eat anything seafood-related, I had to take her word for it, but she said her meal was really delicious and well seasoned. She especially loved the salad and said it was outstanding. My wife ordered the Shrimp Tempura Bento Box for $11.95, which also came with steamed white rice, sushi, gyoza, and that same delicious salad, along with a Miso Soup for $1.95. She thoroughly enjoyed her meal as well. All three of us enjoyed our lunch, and the service from Mr. Jay was excellent. The food was flavorful, the Bistro was clean and inviting, and the prices were very reasonable. What started as a birthday shopping trip turned into a delicious lunch, and that's always a win in my book! Everything was truly outstanding, and I will definitely return again. Thank you, Mr. Jay, for helping make my daughter's birthday lunch a wonderful experience. We hope to see you there!

Pretty solid sushi, I'm happy they have the fatty salmon which is a cut you don't find often in…read moresushi restaurants. I was also blown away by the freshness of the carrot miso ginger mix - I loved it. The shrimp tempura was also a slam dunk. The vibes are great, a traditional sushi restaurant and the staff are friendly I got the bento box with shrimp tempura and fatty salmon!

Well my daughter picked this place for lunch What a great…read moreselection of food This being our 1st visit we all had some sushi with appetizers The waitress ordered for me as there are way to many choices This is a smaller but not cramped dining experience Quick service Wonderful hosts

I didn't feel like cooking today so I looked up the closest sushi restaurant and this pop up. So we…read moredecided to give it a try. When we walked in the restaurant we were greeted and seated promptly. It was happy hour and we were excited to try some items. We ordered shumai, seaweed salad. Crab Rangoon, and potstickers. We also ordered some sushi and steak and shrimp hibachi. Everything was good. There are no complaints. Staff was wonderful. The ambiance was perfect. There was no long waits. Our food came out just in time. Please try this place out if you're interested he area.

We ordered takeout so I can't speak to the ambiance, but the Hashi roll SENT me. It was sooo…read morefreaking good! We just happened upon this place waiting for an appointment and let me tell you, it was a happy accident. We'll be back for sure!

Ok ok it's Saturday the day you are able to run every errand on the list. So of course we came on…read morein to Hashi Japanese Kitchen. The staff always greets with a snail and hello. Our server Hashi J. Top notch as always. The atmosphere is awesome for done in our carry out. The food will seasoned to perfection.

First, This is not my normal type of food, but we were with a group of 8. Absolutely everyone…read moreloved their food. I don't eat sushi or a lot of the menu items, but the Salmon I had was the best that I have ever had. Of course, my wife had the Lobster, probably the most expensive item on the menu. Others had the Steak and most had things that I don't even know what was in it... even after reading the menu. My point is the food was highly enjoyed by everyone, especially those who normally eat this type of cuisine. The drinks are amazing and what a variety!!! Japanese whisky and a huge wine list. PLUS, amazing sake and Japanese beer. P.s. They also have domestic and NA beer which was great since my wife doesn't drink. The service was beyond reproach. Super attentive and very informative. I have no point of reference about cost to compare too other than to say our drinks (many many drinks) was far more than the food. It was expensive, but for 8 of us, that was to be expected. The restaurant was larger than it looks, very comfortable, relaxing, and accommodating. Highly Recommended even if this isn't your normal cuisine.

First time visiting here for a girls night and the food was really delicious! The Sexy Core 23 was…read moreone of the best sushi rolls I've had in DFW. The citrus of the ponzu balanced the jalapeño perfectly. I'd definitely order that roll again next time. The poke bowls are a good size but definitely on the pricey side for sushi. Overall the service was excellent. There was a mixup with our food where we got salmon instead of Tuna for our poke bowl. They quickly amended the mistake and brought us a new bowl. The atmosphere is modern and upscale making it a perfect choice for a date night. They do have some kid friendly options on the menu and a few kids were dining there on Friday night.

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

I was visiting family in the DFW area and wanted good ramen. I am pleased I found this place. I…read moreenjoy the theme when entering the restaurant--anime regalia and a serving robot that brings dishes to your table indoors. I ordered the Tori Mayu ramen with chicken. The broth was flavorful and delicious, and the added chicken was fresh, tender, and well seasoned. The noodles were excellent. Overall, I rate the ramen 9 out of 10 and would return to this spot while visiting family in Fort Worth; the service was good, with no complaints.

Decent Asian food, if not a bit whitewashed…read more Got the spicy tori (chicken) don. Flavor was great, portions were large, but the rice was a bit wet compared to other places. They have a cute robot that delivers your food and really cool references to anime inside . Great decor. Honestly, though the robot is slower than if someone just walked the food to the table.