Great service and good food. Love the stuffed jalapeños and edemame. Great family atmosphereread more

So my husband and I decided to go get some hibachi for a date night. We have been here before and…read morethe food was good. This time, it was HORRIBLE. To pay $80 plus for hibachi that was nasty is crazy. 1st the customer service by the waitress was good. She did get our order wrong but she was nice. The cook came out with everyone's order wrong but ours because I went to her and got her to fix ours for before the cook came out. He checked everyone's order and that was the only time he interacted with us. He never even asked if anyone had an allergy . He then proceeded with cooking. He did his thing with the knife and spatula. Then, he spun an egg and put oil around it and lit it. That's where we felt heat. He then proceeded to cook the rice and vegetables. Then, he cooked 1 steak at a time. There were like six orders of steaks, but he cooked them one at time. He used the same knife and spatula to cook every piece of food on the burner. He used the same spatula and knife to dip it in the butter and to serve everyone their food. He cooked steak, chicken, shrimp, rice, and vegetables with the same one. He never wiped it off and never changed his spatula or knife for a different one. The only other trick that he did was stacked two pieces of onions together, put water in it, and it was supposed to be the train that they do... But he allowed it to go for 2.5 seconds then cut it and continued cooking. Everyone at our table were not pleased with the show nor the food. I spoke with the manager and he gave me some food from the back and that was horrible as well. My husband did pay for our food and we gave a tip to our waitress to then come home, and my husband has been sick since then. I did inform the manager of what happened and how disappointed we was with the service of the Cook. Now, I am at home trying to ensure that my husband recovers from what I believe is food poisoning. That was the only thing that we ate that day and he has been sick since then. I hope they can get it together so no one else can experience what we did, but we will never go back to this establishment.

We were passing through Waxahachie during our usual date night time, so we stopped at Fun Noodle…read moreBar. As soon as I walked in, I had a feeling that this was going to be much better than I would expect for a strip mall restaurant. We ordered the pork pot stickers, lamb dry hotpot, and the karage ramen. The pot stickers were perfectly cooked, crispy on the bottom, good chew, and great flavor. The lamb dry hotpot was a kingly meal. The presentation was impressive and the exquisite variety of ingredients made this a meal to remember. The karage ramen was lackluster, I would wager their other ramen options are better. The atmosphere was pretty good and the service was excellent. Overall, if I lived in Waxahachie, I would be a regular here.

My bf and I were passing through Waxahachie during our normal date night time and chose to spend it…read morehere. It's that type of hole in the wall place that has you knowing it's going to be something. It served a wide variety of Asian dishes from Vietnamese to Japanese to Chinese to Thai, but I wager at its core it's Chinese. We started with the pork potstickers, and they were fantastic. It's hard to find places that cook the outside correctly with crisp on the bottom and chew on top, but Fun did it perfectly. My bf got the lamb dry hot pot, and it looked stellar. He got a lot of food for the money and really enjoyed it. I would recommend if you could handle spice. I tried the Chicken Karaage Ramen, and found it lacking. It tasted like eating pure grease, and though the Karaage was alright, it was weighed down heavily by the broth. The noodles were noticeably homemade, though. Overall, we would recommend coming here.

Just left Adoriana and our server, Josh, was fantastic! He was very attentive and lively, with…read moregreat humor as well! Thank you, Josh, for making our experience phenomenal! Definitely ask him to be your server!

FOOD The wonton crisps/chips were super crunchy and served…read morewith sweet and sour sauce which was a good snack. We ordered a spicy salmon roll, torched salmon, fire island, dynamite, Alaskan and wild dragon with spicy tuna and tuna on top. Although the rolls were pretty good with quality ingredients and were fresh. Overall pleased with food. VIBES The place has umbrellas hanging from the ceiling! Seating consist of boots tables, and a little bit of a sushi bar seating. SERVICE Huge deductions for service and my party was not happy. Initially service was good, and they were attentive to us, but gradually it declined. It took around almost an hour for us to get our food. Parties that were seated before us, and around the same size got their food before us and left before we even got our food. They were also pretty rude when we asked about one of the rolls that were missing. They didn't give us any updates throughout unless we went out of our way to ask them.

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.

Overall, they did an excellent job recreating the classic izakaya experience. With a lemon sour in…read moremy hand, the grill flaring up in my face, and the sound of friendly conversation all around, I felt truly nostalgic for that hour and was not broken out of my delusion by the reasonable prices. The two downsides I experienced were the bar chairs and the chicken karaage. The chicken was dry on the outside without any sort of battering, which I had not experienced outside of diet naked tenders and certainly not anywhere I ate in Japan, but the quality of the chicken itself was good and highly juicy to the point where I burned myself on my first bite with a geyser of hot water. The bar seating was a nice touch but I found myself constantly sliding back in my chair and very low to the table. The sheer number of chairs packed into the bar was also authentic, as brushing elbows does indeed happen a lot in little shops like this, even if we are not used to it here. The yaki onigiri was absolutely amazing, crunchy and sweet, and the yakisoba was delicious with the rather interesting addition of mayo on the side. I wasn't sure I'd like it but it worked well. All in all, I'd definitely come by again to scratch the itch to not drop a grand on a trip lol

I went to Fujiya Ramen for lunch and had a really solid experience. I'd give it an 8/10 overall…read more I ordered one cocktail, calamari, and a Philadelphia roll. Everything came out pretty quickly, especially the drink, which I appreciated. The calamari was good and the sushi was fresh and enjoyable, definitely some of the better sushi I've had south of downtown Dallas. Service was also pretty good. I had a few questions and they were all answered without any issues, and the staff was attentive without being overbearing. It wasn't too packed when I went, almost on the slower side for lunch, which honestly made the experience feel very relaxed. It's a really family-oriented, community-run type of place, and I'd actually love to see them get a little more lunch traffic because the quality is there. Overall, I'd definitely recommend it. Solid spot, good food, and I'd go back again.

Will not be going back again. This was the 3rd time I went to Fujiya at lunch and my food as either…read morenot prepared or came to the table after the rest of the people were done! To clarify I have been here more times in the past, but this is a 3rd strike and you are OUT experience. This time I just ordered a single sushi roll and still no food. Waitress did nothing to try and remediate the issue. I order 1 sushi roll and others at the table ordered multiple, even the hot food came out. We had 13 people at the table with 2 more tables of our group who came after us and still not food! Those tables after us were all served and finished and still my sushi did not arrive at the table. Had to ask them to make it to go and still had to wait! To make it worse the sushi was terrible. I ordered the Godzilla roll, no flavor and it was soggy. The soy sauce they put in the bag was low sodium which add nothing to an already terrible Roll.

So if you would like to dine in you will need to reserve with time. We did an month reservation…read morewhich to me was so weird. I was like this better be good. However, I would say the outside of the building does not look pleasing however it's not the outside. It's the inside counts. I went with friends as we arrive. We were greeted at the door. The staff were very friendly. As we are seated, we are to take off our shoes and sit in the fall in tables. They gave us a menu and we began to order our food. Place is small and cute and quite busy. I ordered the Shoyu Ramen and it was sooooo delicious! I also place an order of Takoyaki Ball Shaped Octopus Puffs which were amazing and an order of Karaage with Sweet & Sour Sauce, Chicken Wings and Kobe Beef Hamburge This is a cute place to come have a dinner date with or simply come and hang out with your friends, but the room is limited. I believe each table can hold up to five people.

Very small place, maybe 5 tables. We got in line 10 mins before 5 on a Thursday and barely got…read moreseated. They seated us at a corner so we can put our baby carrier. No room for stroller at all. Service was very nice. Everything is small plates, no entrees. Food was 4/5. Nothing stood out. I think the only hit was the Kobe beef skewers but so tiny. Sashimi was great and fresh. The pan fried pork belly has good seasoning but quite salty. We took it home to eat with rice. Pork cutlet was very dry. Wings were dry too, not juicy. Tonkotsu ramen tasted good and salty too. The servers were nice. I do think they expect you to know your order already to make a quick turnaround since there were constant ppl waiting at the door. Short wait on a weekday right when the doors open (in 100+ degree summer heat). But I don't think it was amazing and felt hyped up to me. Prob would not come again if you have to wait in similar heat.

Food: Ordered the Chicken Teriyaki Bento, Unagi Don, and "I Love You" Roll, all of which my partner…read moreand I were pleased about. To dissect the Chicken Teriyaki Bento: the chicken teriyaki had a nice flavor and wasn't dry (which is a pet-peeve of mine), the salad had a nice, citrusy dressing that just opens up your sinuses, and the gyoza was very juicy. A very filling meal, to say the least. The Unagi Don was delectable, with every bite a creamy and umami mix. Then, the "I Love You" roll literally just melted in your mouth. Service: No complaints! We were seated immediately upon walking in, and our orders were taken and food arrived promptly. Virtually no wait on a Friday afternoon. Ambiance: Casual, traditional. Parking: Ample parking. Located in a plaza.

Terrible customer service and dishonest billing. I ordered…read morerolls specifically requesting no sauce, but they arrived completely drenched in sauce anyway. When I pointed out the mistake and asked for them to be replaced, the staff refused to take the incorrect order off my bill. Instead of fixing their own kitchen error, they forced me to pay for both the ruined rolls and the remake effectively charging me double for one meal. Making an order mistake is one thing, but making the customer pay twice to correct your own error is completely unacceptable. Save your money and go somewhere that actually respects its customers and stands behind its service.

Service is mid and food was just okay…read more I started at the bar where I was coldly greeted by the bartender (Julie). I order the fried pork gyoza which came out cold in certain areas which I sent back. They were remade but still not hot when they came back out. For my meal I transitioned to the hibachi area. Our chef lacked energy and put on a lack luster show. I had to wait for my protein because he did not prepare the correct amount of protein. When the bill came out the total didn't add up. It was almost $4 more than what the total should have been. This place was not worth driving across town for.

The service is amazing and is absolutely unmatched you will…read morereceive super friendly and amazing service and the food quality is amazing!!! I'm blown away every time I go here. I try to try something new every single time and it is always delicious and served perfectly. If you're looking for a lunch spot or a dinner spot, I highly recommend them. I feel like they are the best hibachi and sushi bar in DFW.