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.

I've gone a few times to get my daughter sushi and she loves it, no complaints. I have not dined…read morein, only take out.

We came here to celebrate a family member's birthday and had a great experience. The service was…read moreexcellent, everyone was very attentive and our drinks were always refilled quickly. The hibachi chef was entertaining and great with the kids. The food was also really good. Definitely a great spot for a birthday or fun night out.

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.

An Izakaya only spot in my favorite part of town? Hell yeah!…read more Ichiro Izakaya Yakitori is a new entrant into the burgeoning South Main/Magnolia food renaissance. For the uninitiated, Izakaya a type of Japanese bar/restaurant that specializes in small dishes, usually grilled over hot coals. Here in Fort Worth, we have several great Ramen spots that also feature quite a bit of Izakaya type dishes, but Ichiro is unique in that is all they serve. Another bonus is that it is currently in the space of one of my previous favorite spots on South Main, Black Cat Pizza (RIP). Walking in, it is exactly what you would expect from an Izakaya place, a narrow, bustling, and fun atmosphere with the delicious sound of sizzling meats being cooked over hot coals emanating in the background. So what did we order? Well damn near everything. We started with some dumplings , then ordered some Hatsu, Yellowtail collar, pan-seared scallops, Negima (Duck breast), Beef Tongue, and split a few dishes of fried rice. I may have forgotten a few. I meant to take more pictures but we ended up devouring some of the dishes too quickly. Everything was great. The yellowtail collar is popular there and is a must order. My other two favorites were, surprisingly, the Negima and Beef tongue. Great thing about Izakaya is that you get to try so much, you get to expand your horizons a bit without having to take in too much so order to your heart's content and don't be shy. We are definitely going to be back to explore more of this delicious menu and this awesome atmosphere.

Founds this restaurant on Yelp. Went in early December…read more Wait time for 4 people was about 20 minutes on a Friday night at 8pm. Interior has many small tables and I very intimate. John was really helpful at recommending us different dishes. We ordered edamame, fried wings, duck breast, beef tongue, grape tomatoes, corn, chicken heart, and matcha creme brulee- fantastic crust on the sugar. All the dishes tasted wonderful. I really liked the wings that were recommended. Service was very fast. Happy to have found this new spot

Service was hospitable and efficient, the decor was beautiful, and this was the most flavorful and…read moredelicious hibachi we've had after trying several hibachi restaurants from North Richland Hills to Lake Worth to downtown Fort Worth.

My family and I go here for our fix in Habachi. They have made the necessary changes to their food…read morethat have improved the overall taste over the years that we have gone there. The service was very good constantly removing trash and dirty dishes during the evening. They did a very good job keeping drinks full and never hit the bottom of the glass. We have been here 100x or more with wait times averaging less than 2 mins even on busy evenings. They have not made many changes to their atmosphere during the last couple years but it's average. You will be in and out with good service in less than 2 hours. Overall I would recommend Kyushu as must go to place for Habachi.

Came here for lunch last week and it was such a cute surprise ! I've been in the area for about 3…read moreyears and never heard of this place. The quality of food and price are unbeatable compare to other restaurants. $12 bento box lunch special came with rice, salad, 4 pieces of sushi and two gyoza ! The perfect amount of food! The beef tips were tender and not overly chewy. I want to come back for their sushi ! Their simple California roll impresses me

Sushi Zen is a small place in a strip mall and does a big, busy business for lunch. You put your…read morename on the sign in sheet and have a seat until they call you. I was sat quickly at the bar, and then seemed to be forgotten about. I did wait a while before a man came to me to take my drink order, and then things progressed quickly. Though everyone who ended up being sat after me were immediately taken care of. I ordered the sushi and sashimi bento box. I sat at the sushi bar so I was able to watch how things were prepared. Everything comes out quickly, as all of the proteins are pre sliced and ready to go. They were busy and the turn around is quick. They also do a lot of to go orders, and those were stacked up by the front door. I thought the quality of the fish was good for the price. I really liked the ginger dressing that comes on the salad, though it is a wild color. The gyoza just tasted like frozen dumplings you can buy at the store, and then deep fried. But they were good. The rice was cooked properly, and not mushy at all. The only thing I didn't care for was the California roll. It was super goopy and just tasted like mayo. I had to leave that alone. The atmosphere is very noisy and if you are sitting at the sushi bar, you hear the constant beeping of their order machine. I may try them again for dinner if it is a bit quieter, or takout seems like a good option, though there is no online ordering on their website.

The sushi was ok, wasn't too impressed with it. The hibachi steak was cooked great and the veggies…read morewere seasoned just right.

Transparency matters. Two martinis listed at $11 each somehow turned into a $32 charge with no…read moreexplanation. Whether it's a training issue or unclear pricing, it reflects poorly on the experience. Guests shouldn't have to guess what they're going to be charged. And the food was horrible tonight. What's even more interesting, is this place is a total hole in the wall. I mean it's not even nice to sit inside and there's a brand new sushi restaurant opening up down the street so they won't be around for much longer. I would be minding my peace and cues instead of being a rude jerk to their very few customers.

Some of the best sushi I've ever had! (Hashi roll and Ebi Ebi roll are my go-tos!) We love this…read moreplace!

It's Thursday and I was the driver to three stores for the wife. Well I'm hungry and our spot was…read moreclose by so Hashi here we come. The reason we frequent this spot is the consistency of the friendly customer service and food quality. I mean when the server says God will always make a way, you know the food blessed.

I recently went here for a Friday dinner date, and honestly, the vibes are amazing with a really…read morenice bar. We had a reservation, which I'd definitely recommend because it gets busy especially on a Friday and parking is limited. Once we were seated, the server gave us a nice rundown of the menu. We started with the hand rolls, the Masu Tartare and Toro Tartare and both were delicious. I personally loved the Masu more, but you really can't go wrong with either. We also ordered calamari, which arrived a bit later. It was okay, nothing spectacular, not as crispy as I hoped but the rest of the meal more than made up for it. For sushi, I had the Spicy Atlantic Salmon and the Kani Koi. I absolutely loved the Spicy Atlantic Salmon...it was definitely a favorite but my fiancé preferred the Kanikoi, so everyone wins. We also tried the Kamasu - Barracuda, which was just as delicious. Overall, everything was perfect, and I can't wait to come back to try more hand rolls and a few other dishes.

My first time visiting Hush, I was surprised at how big the restaurant is, it looks small from the…read morefront entrance, but it's even got a beautiful patio! I am a Sushi novice to say the least, but my grandson and daughter wanted to introduce me to his new favorite restaurant, he's 15 so I had to see what he was raving about! The only reason I gave 4 stars is, cuz I am not educated on all things sushi and the extensive menu didn't really break down what each category really meant, the place was packed so clearly it's a newbie issue. I mentioned to our server Cameron, who was so polite and professional by the way, that it might be fun to host a monthly Sushi 101, where people could make reservations and for a flat rate the attendees could learn the difference between sashimi, sushi and all the other preparations for the cuisine. People could taste and sample each type and learn a little bit, giving them confidence to put Hush in their local food rotation. I really enjoyed my experience, and will do some research on the different options so I can try some new foods, I have no doubt I can ask my server, but that would have made me uncomfortable making the rest of my party wait while I learn, this was a spur of the moment invite so I didn't have time to do research, totally my problem. I will be going back once I learn more! I enjoyed my food, the Tempura Shrimp roll, we also really liked the smoked salmon roll, the crab rangoon, and shrimp fried rice, all was delicious! Very nice place for a date night, if you like sushi you won't be disappointed!

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

Found out about this place on TikTok (shoutout to Sam's POV) ever since moving to DFW. I finally…read moregot the chance to come for a lunch with friends. The interior of the restaurant is very anime-esque. You order at the counter once you're ready. I got the Tori-Mayu. My friend (thanks Andy!) got us apps - takoyaki and karage. Both were excellent! I made the classic mistake, as usual, of eating the takoyaki while it was still pretty hot. Despite the burns to the inside of my mouth, it was definitely worth it. The karage was was absolutely delicious as well. Perfect amount of crunch with moist chicken on the inside. Pairs very well with the spicy mayo that is served on the side. For my main, I got the Tori-mayi - the chicken ramen broth with garlic oil. The broth was rich and flavorful. The chashu was meaty and savory. All of the extra toppings were of great quality. Though, what was undoubtedly the star of the show were the noodles. The texture was nice and springy - they served as the perfect medium for the broth and everything else. Service was great as well. They have a nice cute robot to help deliver everything which I thought fit within the theme. Would certainly come again!

The plant based ramen is really flavorful here. Usually, when the hubby and I check out a ramen…read morespot, the meat broth based ramen is good, but the plant based ramen lacks flavor. At this spot, both broths were good. We each got a version of black garlic chili oil ramen. The veggie toppings were the same, but mine also came with thin slices of very well marinated tofu. I enjoyed my bowl. The hubby liked the pork broth in his bowl, but the pork belly on top was tough. We also got appetizers. The Japanese pancake was crispy, but greasy. The fries were good and not at all greasy and dusted with a touch of spicy Asian inspired seasoning. They were OK. The ramen portions are large, so that was nice. Service is very good here. The human kind and the cute little "robot" that delivered our food. It's a small space, but has tables and booths. The tables in the booths are oddly not wide enough to reach your food, so we sat at a table. There is plenty of parking. If you want to try some flavorful plant based ramen, this is the spot. I gave 4 stars due to the yummy plant ramen and excellent service.