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.

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!

Decided to try this place on whim as I wanted something other than a burger and fries. Best…read moredecision made very tasty food everything I tried.

My dinner group friends come here all the time. It is consistently great- the service is amazing -…read morethe place is clean- and honestly sometimes our group is 15 people and sometimes down to 5 but they never make us wait and the seat is right away. Last night the waitress actually remembered my drink order from 3 weeks ago. That amazed me. My only issue I think is on the special sushi rolls- sometimes they are so big- you struggle to eat it. I prefer the smaller tighter ones. But yes- give this place a shot!! It is a regular place for our group for a reason.

The sushi was great! The cheese wontons were not our preference. They were sweet with cold crab…read moremeat mixed in. Just not our preference. The only difference from other sushi restaurants is they didn't know what Tuna Tataki was.

amazing staff and food!! super attentive and finally a good sushi place in mansfield…read more i could see how it could be a but slow if it's a full packed restaurant but we came friday afternoon and jr was steady pacing. there is a limit per round that you can order and luckily it was just me and my bf so it was enough for us two. i don't feel the need to drive to dallas/ carrolton for decent AYCE compared to Jinghe i think i prefer here for distance and better seasoned food/ quality ie the ramn and sushi rice too. they don't stuff their rolls with rice to fill you up which i like

I've been wanting to visit Kanpai for a couple of months now, ever since they started advertising…read moretheir AYCE option. I'm a sucker for sushi, and Jinghe has been my favorite spot for the past two years, until now. I never set my expectations too high when it comes to AYCE sushi, since you're basically sacrificing quality for quantity. My friends and I went on Saturday night, and paid about $65/person after the 20% automatic gratuity for party of 6. I was nervous about the limited sashimi options compared to other AYCE spots in the DFW area, but I still wanted to check them out. Kanpai offers a few limited nigiri options like wagyu, chutoro, otoro, foie gras, and uni. Those are usually $10-20 a piece at regular restaurants, so I was excited to have them included with the meal. Of course, they are limited to one per person, but that's still a huge plus compared to other AYCE spots. We started off with the limited nigiri and almost all of the appetizers. The one thing that made the experience frustrating was the limited amount you can order per round. Yes, the rounds are unlimited, but each person can only get 5 PIECES of nigiri per round, and I think 3 orders of sashimi? We actually never understood the exact limits because each waiter seemed to give us a different answer. That said, the food came out SO FAST despite it being a busy Saturday night. The restaurant is small and cozy, but most of the tables were already filled. We were all surprised with how quickly everything came out, especially considering the good quality as well. After trying various appetizers, I was super impressed. This place doesn't even taste like an AYCE sushi restaurant; it feels more like an izakaya, which I guess it should be since it's in the name. The tako karaage, fried oysters, spicy tuna poppers, soft-shell shrimp, beef tongue skewers, tempura shrimp, hamachi kama, miso salmon, mazemen, and more were ALL SO GOOD. The batter on the shrimp tempura was flaky but not heavy. The extra options like ramen, skewers, grilled fish, and rice bowls made it easier for everyone to find something they liked instead of just eating sushi. Not everyone in our friend group likes sushi, so it was really nice that the appetizers were actually solid. The edamame was amazing too; not like those overboiled, soggy ones we're used to. The only downside is that their 5 orders vs 1 order of edamame is basically the same amount, just served in one small straw bowl. After devouring all the appetizers, it was time for the main course. I wasn't expecting much since the appetizers were so good, so I assumed the sushi would be mid-tier at best. The uni nigiri was actually HIGH QUALITY, along with the foie gras. The wagyu was so-so, and the otoro/chutoro had some good and bad cuts, but overall, the fish quality passed my normal expectations for AYCE. My favorites are scallop and black cod, which are my go-to orders at Hatsuyuki, so of course I ordered a couple of pieces to try. The scallop crudo sashimi was mouthwatering (I'm still thinking about my meal while typing this), and the salmon truffle and salmon belly were definitely my favorite dishes of the night. I think I ordered about 4-5 plates because everyone kept grabbing a piece here and there. The rolls were really good too, like... ?!?! We mainly focused on nigiri and sashimi to make our money's worth, and got a couple of rolls to split. The Maverick Roll was really solid, and they used the same flaky, soft shrimp tempura in the roll. The sushi rice could be improved, though. It was very dense and heavy when paired with the good-quality fish cuts. They also offer AYCE Happy Hour drink specials for $15 with your meal, but the downside is that everyone in the party has to get it. It sucks because one of our friends really likes drinking beer, but the rest of the party aren't drinkers, so he had to pay out-of-pocket for his drinks. We joked and told him to move to the table across from us so he could just drink happily haha. Maybe if they can be more flexible with the AYCE drink rule, along with allowing more items per round, I think this could become the new popular AYCE spot in the DFW area. They're already charging for leftovers, it would be reasonable to increase the limit from 5 pieces to maybe 10 per person each round. I was scared about the 70-90 minute time limit, but we were all full by the 60-minute mark because the service was so fast. I think we ordered about 6 rounds total, but only 3 of them were actual big rounds. I'm lowkey hesitant to post a positive review because I don't want it to be super packed the next time I visit, but I also don't want them to go out of business either. If you're like me and come in with medium expectations, I think you'll be happy. Don't expect Uchi or Hatsuyuki quality, but it's definitely good enough to satisfy my sushi cravings for half, or even a third of the price.

This place is AMMAAAZZZINNNGGGGG!!!! My bf and I visiting my…read moremom & her best friend. They recommend this place so we decided to give it a shot! ITS SO DELICIOUS & The service was amazing! It's also so beautiful with the decor on the inside ! Thank you so much for the service!

Came here because I'd never seen crème brûlée on an AYCE sushi spot menu. It was on the sweeter…read moreside but still good. The other dessert options were really appealing/interesting. Got there right as dinner started on a Friday, maybe 5 minutes earlier actually so it was quiet and peaceful. Seaweed salad was okay, so were the other hot apps we had. The spicy tuna and salmon nigiri does actually have a kick to it, especially the tuna. Liked it. Loved the salmon sashimi, and cold apps from the menu. The fish was cold since they put it on ice, and we had no issues with freshness. I think this was a very good AYCE sushi spot for the price of dinner being $32.99. They had plenty of options on the menu as well.

Our first time here, and one of the reasons we came was to follow our favorite Chef Jackie!…read more The sushi, sashimi, and hand rolls were awesome. Everything was incredibly fresh and professionally prepared by real sushi chefs. You can definitely taste the quality and craftsmanship in every bite. The place is cozy and has a classic sushi-bar style atmosphere. Seating is limited, so be prepared--and definitely don't let your stomach stay empty! The service was excellent. The staff took great care of us throughout our visit. We had a wonderful experience and can't wait to come back!

Alright folks this place is usually packed with a line out the door on the weekends, so we finally…read moregot to try it after work yesterday. We still waited over an hour to get our seats. One of the elderly workers did get us drinks while waiting. They have a huge list of specials and fly in fresh seafood daily. I must admit the wait was worth it. Started off with some miso soup, Sapporo beer and some regular hand rolls while checking the special menu. Most ppl would go up to the front and take a pic of it. Try everything, all the seafood is fresh and delicious, the flavors, presentation, everything was amazing. The staff there are all friendly and answer any questions you have about the menu. Shout out to Alex, very cool and helpful guy, plus he always caught any order I put in immediately. The wait is worth it but, great date night spot.

ever since I had it, I cannot stop thinking about the double garlic tonkatsu…read more It is so authentic it literally froths. This place has the best Ramen ever. It's almost too good because I cannot bring myself to try any thing else. The service is always very fast and it gives a very family owned vibe. I don't know if it is or isn't but, how everybody interacts with each other seems really organic.

Heard a lot about this place, glad we finally tried it! There was about a 15min wait on a Friday…read morenight, but their service was pretty quick. We got bar seating and it was neat to watch the chefs cook. Order an app and two entrees to try. The peppers were really good. The Spicy green onion chicken ramen was our favorite! love the extra kick and the broth wasn't overpowering. The omurice chicken karaage was decent; the curry was flavorful, but the rice was a little on the wet side. Overall it was a good meal, I would return to try other items.

Food is super fresh and delicious. Excellent and attentive…read moreservice Always clean environment

I got the Spicy Tuna Crispy Rice, Geisha Roll, and Holy Moly Roll--everything was fantastic! John…read morewas a great server and took excellent care of me. The restaurant focuses on quality over quantity, with a smaller, intimate setting that was extremely clean and modern. I also loved the self-ordering kiosks at the sushi bar. My first sushi experience in Texas was an absolute banger! Easy 10/10--highly recommend!

Okaeri Cafe is such a cute little spot with a cozy, relaxing vibe. The seating is comfortable,…read moremaking it a great place to enjoy a meal, whether you're dining in or just taking a break. I've ordered from DoorDash a few times and have also eaten at the café, and both experiences have been great. The pork tonkatsu is crispy and flavorful, and the omurice is always comforting and delicious. The food travels well for delivery, and dining in lets you enjoy the warm, welcoming atmosphere. Definitely a place I'd keep coming back to when I'm craving Japanese comfort food.

Came by for lunch on Tuesday with some coworkers. I've been wanting to swing by for a while now but…read morehadn't gotten the opportunity. Exterior looks kind of sketchy but interior has a nice Japanese vibe. They have a pretty extensive drinks menu at the front, lots of tables with seats, and 3 tatami tables. Service was good - the cashier was very patient and helpful, and explained what each dish had. They also told us upfront to leave our dishes at the tables after eating for them to clean up afterwards. I ordered a gyudon with raw egg yolk for myself and a loaded fries to share. The food took awhile to come out - felt like 10-15 mins. It was a good amount of food. The food was very tasty. One of my coworkers got a katsu curry - he said it was good. Loved the interior vibe and decorations. Didn't try the drinks but saw a lot of "matcha" options. I'll have to try that next time.

This place is really going down hill…read more My wife and I ate here for lunch, on a Wednesday. We were sat, and waited 12 min for drinks while we were assaulted by cigarette smoke coming from the back. Apparently, some of the staff were smoking with the back door open. We almost left, and I wish we would have. The waitress didn't want to be there. It was almost like we were bothering her by being there. I ordered the Mongolian chicken lunch. What I received was the Mongolian beef. I didn't want to wait on them to fix the right entree, so I ate it. It was okay. I ordered water with lemon and I guess they were out of lemons.... We were watching them take forks out of the dishwasher and place them into a pitcher of clear liquid. Not sure what that was about. My wife got the chicken lomein and the chicken was soggy and greasy, she only had a few bites. Brought it home, and my 17yo son wouldn't even eat it. I really liked this place when it opened. Now it is struggling. I will not be back for a while. Only acceptable Asian in that area is Oishi Raman IMHO. I hope Forney gets some decent places with the new Gateway additions.

One of the newer Asian restaurants in Forney. I've eaten here three times, once in person & the…read moreother two times ordered takeout. The inside is well structured for those who want to sit at the bar to eat alone or to sit in booths around the room. Decor is nice, lighting on the moody side & the restrooms were clean. When I did dine in I will say it took over 10 minutes before the server even acknowledged me, so I wasn't a fan of that. Although I may not have been assigned to the other servers they could've offered a drink or grabbed the gentleman to let him know I was sitting there, but all chose to just smile and walk by until he arrived (which is why I'm rating them a 4/5). When it comes to the food you can't go wrong with anything they offer. I personally love nigiri, so that's what I've continued to order from them and it's been fresh & flavorful each time. It's better to dine in for your first experience because they have a list of different fish you can choose from that isn't available to view online when you order to-go. I also think it's better to come in person as they do have quite the happy hour selection. The fried rice, beef skewers, edamame etc are all great options and portion sizes that will leave you satisfied. I didn't try any of their alcoholic beverages, but I'm sure those are just as good. If you're in the area check them out!