Wowwww. DELICIOUS 10/10 recommend. Literally halfway thru my meal I went back and ordered more to…read morego. Gyoza is fantastic. The broth for my chicken ramen was SO GOOD! My father in law and I talked about it the entire way home. Will definitely be back.

We all went back to try their ramen and it was super duper delicious. So glad we went back. I am…read morenow a ramen fan and will be looking for ramen this great in CO. One person went to Japan recently and noted that the ramen here was pretty similar/authentic to the ramen he ate in Japan. Service was great like our first visit and everyone else there were really enjoying their ramen too! We all left pretty darn happy. Love this place!

Another example of not judging location before you eat there. This place was so amazing. One of…read morethe best sushi/ramen/japanese restaurants I have been to in a long time. The inside is clean and minimalist decor but lots of Japanese style. The service was pretty good and friendly people. The sushi is sold by the pound and each piece was huge. Super tasty!! I had the hell raman bowl and the spicy was on point and I am stuffed. The wife loved her sushi and ramen bowl. Hit this place up and enjoy yourself.

Supa is simple and gets the job done in a delicious way. It may not look like much from the…read moreoutside, but upon further inspection you will find a very clean and cute sushi restaurant. You pay by the pound and can pick from a variety of sushi options. You may find that the individual rolls are slightly heavier on rice and less heavy on the protein, but this seems totally fair given Supa's affordable prices. If you seek sushi in the Post Falls area Supa is the way to go.

On our way to Canada and decided to spend a few days in Coeur d'Alene and this was our first meal…read more First and foremost the staff was absolutely amazing. The food was good but not great. We both got the chicken katsu, she got hers with the curry and mine was regular. We liked the food enough but it's not something we would crave again. Full rating 3.5

Tried Hula Pot this week - it was pretty good! We didn't order from the hot pot side of the menu,…read morebut they have a wide array of offerings for their hot pot items which we will definitely try next time (I've had hot pot before, so I know their offerings are good!). I forgot to take photos of some items because we were so hungry, but we had an order of Spam Musubi for our appetizer, I got the loco moco without the Mac salad (I'm not keen on mayo) and my partner got the Kathi short ribs (which did come with Mac salad). I got a jasmine green tea to drink. The service was fast, our waiter was very kind, and the atmosphere was great - I loved the relaxing mint green color palette, the Bob Ross channel on the tv behind us, and the food was very well priced for large portions. I imagine the hot pot portions are also robust. Would totally recommend!

4.12.26: Sushi is my jam and was craving some fresh sashimi. I did a little research, and found…read moreShiki, and the rest is history. We were a party of 3 and arrived around dinner time. We were greeted and sat immediately with menus. We got hot tea while we looked over the menu. I noticed right away they had lots of options and many rolls to choose from--even the pickiest of eaters are sure to find something! For appetizers, we ordered edamame and Rock Shrimp. Edamame was perfectly salted and warm. The tempura fry on the Rock Shrimp was spot on. The yum yum sauce was decent but lacked flavor and season imo..may have been too much mayo in this batch but all good, because the shrimp was amazing all by itself. The tempura was nice and airy and the shrimp was still juicy and tender. For entrees, my roommate ordered the Chicken Katsu and his mom and I feasted on the Sushi & Sashimi for 2, which comes with 10 pieces of sushi, 15 pieces of sashimi, chef's special choice roll, and subbed our Tempura shrimp roll for a Rock n Roll. Man oh man! When the sushi arrived, it was presented beautifully and truly looked like art. Not to mention, it was SO DELICIOUS! Every piece and every bite was amazingly fresh. Hats off to the sushi chefs for doing a fabulous job. The ratio of fish to rice was on point! My roommate said the Chicken Katsu had a good cook to it and that he really liked the sauce it came with. Unfortunately I did not get our servers name and not so sure she had a name tag on. However, she was patient with us in regards to when we ordered and attentive throughout the meal. We came at a good time as the restaurant filled up by the time we left. I will definitely be back for more sashimi!

Shiki is one of those places that consistently delivers. The sushi is always fresh and…read morewell-prepared, but the real standout for me is the fried rice, it's some of the best I've had and worth ordering every time. The ambiance is terrific, making it a great spot whether you're out for a casual dinner or celebrating something special. The service has also been consistently excellent. The staff is attentive, friendly, and I've never had an experience where the service fell short.

We recently went to the Spokane Valley Mall, and decided to have lunch. We noticed Soba Teppanyaki…read moreand wanted to give it a try. So glad we did! Wow, their tofu ramen noodles plate was sooooo delicious! Also their chicken ramen plate! They are fast, delicious, and the broth is incredible. Will be returning!!! And there's always a place to sit in the seating area at the mall, which is a plus as well.

My tofu vegetable yakisoba arrived cold. The tofu was mushy and had absolutely no flavor. I'd asked…read morefor extra tofu and I paid for it. I got about eight pieces and very little vegetables. It was almost laughable. The carrots were so thinly that you could hardly see them. For almost $50 that is just an astronomical price. Especially, when the vegetables were nonexistent this was a delivery item brought to my house dropped off at my doorstep, which was fine because I have a working canine being a retired, canine trainer, and I asked them not to knock, but, I was right there when she delivered it and it was freezing cold. It wouldn't be so bad that it was cold. I don't mind heating things up. It was just mushy and had no tofu, especially for paying for extra tofu and no vegetables but a ton of noodles. You want noodles I'll give you noodles. I got a whole box full of noodles!!! LOL!!! so, I would never order from this restaurant again, very disappointed extremely expensive!!

NUDO is, in a word, unforgettable. The food here isn't just good--it's out of this world. Every…read moredish that comes out of the kitchen feels like a love letter to flavor: bold, vibrant, and perfectly balanced. From the first bite to the last noodle, you'll be questioning how Spokane got so lucky to have a place like this. The atmosphere strikes the perfect balance between modern and cozy--trendy without trying too hard. It's the kind of spot that makes you want to stay all night, ordering "just one more" dish while pretending you're still hungry. Pro tip: come with friends, because you're going to want to try everything on the menu. Sharing is optional--but highly recommended if you want to avoid food envy. NUDO isn't just a restaurant, it's an experience. One that makes you immediately start planning your next visit before you've even left the table.

While in Spokane, I wanted to try something different. So my friends and I found this great looking…read moreramen spot called Nudo. I thought it funny that the name of the shop sounded like it was either calling attention to or poking fun at the southeast Asian pronunciation of the word noodle, but the pictures were undeniable! So in just minutes from the Davenport Hotel, we walk thru the doors. I was very impressed with the modern art aesthetic that adorn the surrounding walls of the dining area. Pop art is a very common look at more modern ramen places so I was feeling very comfortable and confident that we'd come to the right place. The staff was friendly and amazing from the get go and all throughout! Starving, we sat down and our eyes tore through the menu with excitement. Most satisfyingly was the fact that we'd come at happy hour and ramen bowls were $10 each! Now as a ramen goer, I will always go to TanTan if it's on the menu and it was! My mind was made. My other two friends ordered the Spicy beef in a shoyu broth and a spicy Tonkotsu (both looked amazing)! We also ordered appetizers from the happy hour menu: Salt and Pepper Tofu and the Spicy Pork Wontons! Both of those were HIGHLY RECOMMENDs, but if you're sharing the Tofu goes much farther with the wontons only having 3 pieces but AMAZING flavor (PRO TIP: you can also use the left over sauce to experiment with other tastes later in your meal). Once the appetizers hit the table it was gone! Hence the no pictures, for which I greatly apologize. I've failed you again, my Yelp family. But please know it was because I'm a fat ass and couldn't hold back my hunger. But finally, the main courses came out. My mind clear from the nourishments of the appetizers, I was able to snap a picture of. Maybe not as much of a, "my mind was clear" as it was a, "Carrots and corn in my ramen? YUCK!" Now I get the corn. In Hokkaido style they like to put sweet corn on the surface and slap some butter on it, and THAT I always have time for. But corn?? In my opinion, there's no place for carrots in ramen because the sweetness will always off balance the taste. Especially in a pork bone broth, but definitely not invited to my TanTan party, but I digress. Being the huge lover that I am of food and adventure, I thought I'd give it a try. But from the first bite, I realized that I was right about the flavor, forgot about the texture and was surprised to find Chicken in my ramen. No ohana... ramen is one of my favorite things EVER! Growing up in my life we'd eat dry bags of Maruchan/Top Ramen with the seasoning in it for fun, as kids. You know which one flavor I NEVER ate? CHICKEN! It just never hit to me. And here, betraying me in my coveted TanTan was chicken! Besides all of these things, my ramen was slightly hotter than warm. I grew up eating traditional style ramen, where you had to want it! Meaning the broth would undoubtedly burn your lips but you HAD TO WANT IT fresh or you'd miss out on what good ramen was. So disappointedly, I rested my chopsticks across the brim of the bowl in defeat and pulled the menu back. Meanwhile, from across the table I hear the satisfying sounds of slurps and bowls being picked up and set down on the table. So I ask how their food was. Both were very happy and both did look good, but I needed something that wouldn't miss this time. So with that in mind, I asked for the Spicy ramen! But this time I made a few adjustments. Audibles if you will (heck, it's football season). I asked for no carrots and no corn (of which she whiffed on the no corn, but thankfully there were no carrots) and almost MOST importantly: I asked for the noodles to be half cooked! My waitress, who: LET ME JUST STOP HERE AND GIVE HER THE FLOWERS SHE DESERVES! I feel bad that I don't remember her name or who don't have a picture with her but I was there during happy hour on the 7th of September (Monday) and she looked like she could have been the daughter part of a mother/daughter duo that was working the dining area! I appreciate you! NOW BACK TO THE FOOD! So my order again: Spicy Beef Ramen, no corn or carrots with the noodles half cooked! And the next bowl that was set in front of me redeemed the entire food experience. My ramen was piping hot and perfect. Sizable chunks of well cooked beef, dressing the landscape of my bowl like mountains on a map. Just beautiful. I couldn't wait to dive in. And from the first bite, it was redemption! The beef was so soft! It had a rich flavor that made me check it to see if they maybe upgraded me to ox tail. They hadn't, but it was definitely an upgrade from that shredded chicken fiasco I'd just come away from. The spice level was perfect. And the temperature of the soup melted all of the natural juices and oils of all the ingredients into the broth. Exactly like it's supposed to do!

I've enjoyed their food and service since about a decade ago when they first opened for business…read more I have visited in Japan 4 times and this is the best quality ramen in Spokane. The noodles are fresh and buttery and the broth is delicious with umami flavor. Their curry is also very delicious and I recommend trying their gyoza. It's a small mom and pop shop with friendly quick service. The inside is casual dining that has similar vibes as an izakaya bar in Japan.

Ambience- This seems like more a place that you would door dash or get to go. The seating area is…read morenice but the restaurant as a whole (especially the bathrooms) need a deep cleaning. Time to wash the walls. My drink cup was also dirty. Service- Our server was nice and helpful. Food- The Katsu was flavorful and good but the chicken curry was a bit too crunchy and since they were smaller pieces, it kind just tasted like fried.. instead of fried meat, if that makes sense. I'd also say that it was a bit too salty, and if I had a clean cup of water maybe it wouldn't have been to much but since I couldn't drink my water cause it was dirty, it was a bit too much for me. Next time I'll try the ramen.

I always got the build your own poke bowl. It was always so great. The service was really nice. It…read morewas a small business, which was cute. They also had a bunch of TVs playing like I think either animes or something else. I've gone there alone and with a group and it's always been super nice and they also have Boba, which is good.

I'm sure the people who are downgrading this place know way more than me about Japanese food. All I…read moreknow is I think everything they make here is delicious. Even the boba! An experience here is like going to your favorite Chinese place that is Americanized to the max. And I don't mean that in a bad way. It's all comfort food! It probably has a lot of salt in the cooking process, but that just makes it all so more cravable. I can't get past their tempura shrimp ramen, but I can always get bites of what my guys get when we visit!

This is a 3 in one yelp experience. The service here is amazing, with super funny workers. The…read moreambiance is very unique and really goes with the food. And to top it all off the food here is just amazing, might be the best food in Idaho. Come here if you're looking for something out of this world!

While shopping down on Sherman street we came across a "$1 beer Wednesday sign" of course we…read morestopped. We ordered some rice and chicken which was delicious. We ate outside since it was a beautiful day out. The ambiance is chill and the service is great. Highly recommend especially for $1 beer Wednesday

The owner conversed with us, a nice guy. He was happy to talk to about his restaurant's offerings…read more There's the dim sum, the hot pots, and the Vietnamese pho and bahn mi sandwiches. The food is delicious, really delicious!! We tried the dim sum, different flavors in each. We will stop in again!

1.17.26: I was craving pho on this freezing cold day and after looking up a few different places, I…read morewanted to try Hot Pot & Pho and to see if I could catch robot Brian in action. When we walked in for lunch, we were greeted with a smile and sat immediately. Drink order was taken right away and I went with hot oolong tea to warm me up. We ordered a handful of appetizers to start: spring rolls, fresh spring rolls, crab rangoons, and pot stickers. It all came out nice and hot and everything was sooo good and packed with unique flavors. The fresh spring rolls were big and had 2 large shrimps per half, which is very adequate. The peanut sauce was traditional and consistency was great. For my entree, I ordered a small pho with tofu and the added vegetables to make it more heartier. The pho broth was perfect for the soul, noodles tender, and veggies not overcooked. I thoroughly enjoyed my soup. Service was awesome, food was 'pho'nomenal, and it was fun to see robot Brian helping to serve food! I'll definitely be back to try Hot Pot and dim sum.