We've been twice and both times were really great! The first time we had hibachi and the second…read moretime I had sushi and my husband had a bento box. The prices are reasonable given the amount of food you get. The sushi was very fresh. Service was extremely kind and quick both times. Smaller space, both times we went it was pretty quiet when we got there, but packed out when we left. Will definitely go again!

Another outing with Chloe means another sushi date. No matter how many times we say we are gonna…read moreeat something different...we lie. This time we went to Kobe Sushi Hibachi Express in Madison. They have a really good, extensive menu. We started off with Agedashi Tofu and Yuzu Tuna (tuna, avocado, mango, cucumber, and yuzu). Both were really good. I love tofu but Chloe isn't a big fan so I had that all to myself. Chloe got the Crazy Tuna Roll (spicy tuna and avocado topped with pepper tuna and a honey wasabi sauce and I ordered the Lobster Mango Roll (lobster tempura, avocado, cucumber, and spicy tuna topped with mango and a mango sauce). We really liked both of them but agreed that the Lobster Mango Roll was our favorite. We also had the Chicken Fried Rice to take home but sampled some of it while we were there. The chicken in the rice was seasoned really well! Delicious meal with the best company. #HeatherEats

I Love Sushi continues to be outstanding. Plenty of restaurants lose their spark over time, but…read morethis one hasn't missed a beat. After years away, we were amazed by how fresh, vibrant, and consistent everything still felt. Grace, our server, was wonderful--quick with drinks, on point with our appetizer, and warm throughout the meal. The sushi arrived looking like artwork and tasted even better. If you've been thinking about going back or trying it for the first time, don't hesitate. It's every bit as good as you remember.

I was enthusiastically greeted when I walked in the restaurant. Everyone was extremely nice. Tons…read moreof beer & cocktail options. Plenty of bar area seating with nice size TV's. My sushi roll was extremely fresh, salad, and miso soup was delicious. Definitely coming back next time I am in the rocket city.

1/21/26 update. I had a great early dinner last Thursday as a belated birthday dinner with my first…read morenext door neighbor as a married person. Our server was lovely, engaging, very professional, and attentive as well as beyond sweet! The dishes are consistently goody, and everything we ordered was delicious. My dear friend hadn't eaten here before and she was impressed with the quality of the dishes and the freshness of each item. We enjoyed speing rolls, wonton soup, I got my go to dish of red chicken curry with brown rice and Karen got a different dish from the lunch menu. She loved it. I think their lunch menu is available until 3:00 every day (maybe not Sunday) and we arrived at 2:30. The lunch meals are a great value! To end our two hours here, Vivian gave me a free dessert which was cheesecake which was offered with or without chocolate topping. I thanked them and took it home for the Hubs who loves sweets. Thanks Fulin's for providing consistent dishes with something for everyone in a peaceful atmosphere great to spend hours with friends and never feeling rushed! I also got your chicken fried rice for Hubs who always loved it and loved it this time!

Good food! Fast and friendly service! Would recommend to anyone looking for good Chinese food.read more

I went back searching for black bean noodles. To my delight I was able to order black bean noodles…read more Dave wanted the Chicken Mei Fun and Moo Goo Gai Pan. I added California rolls. The California Rolls were well made, tasty, and satisfied my desire to drown them in wasabi. I love wasabi. 5/5 The Chicken Mei Fun was delicious as always. 5/5 Moo Goo Gai Pan had a variety of fresh vegetables stir fried with chicken breast. The mild flavors tickled my palate after my wasabi dive! 5/5 Black bean noodles, aka Jjajangmyeon was delicious. My only complaint was it didn't taste quite as good as the first time I ate them at Four Leaves. They were saltier this time but not so salty I couldn't eat them. If you read my reviews, I do not care for food with too much salt. The noodles were great and I will buy them again. 5/5 The nice manager from my previous visit still works there too! Please stop by and try their delicious foods. So good!!!

Dinner date with my lady. We decided on four leaves. Surprisingly the there wasn't a crowd at all…read morecomplained to other times I've been. The staff was nice and timely in responding and checking on the table. The tiger roll was really good! Love a good roll with shrimp tempura and eel sauce. The fire mountain was okay but not my favorite. I didn't expect the salmon to be cold maybe the picture was deceiving and I don't read the description well. The red fish was okay. Lightly breaded not really seasoned in my opinion but cooked almost perfectly. It was a pretty display how they batter and fry the skeleton but the sauce that came with it compensated for the lack is seasoning on the fish. General Tso's chicken never disappoints. Classic Chinese dish over sticky rice was really good and the broccoli was steamed to a great texture. Overall good experience here. Never had a bad meal or service from this place.

I ordered my favorite beef Ramen and I wasn't sure if it would be a beef cake or fresh sliced beef…read more I was very happy to find out that it was fresh sliced beef. There was also fresh parsley, soy egg, and loads of noodles (I opted out on the fish cake. I'm not a fan.) I ordered a side of kimchi & a Diet Coke. The waiter was so nice to let me go ahead and eat cause it was 20 til 3 & evidently they closed at 3 o'clock for an hour before the dinner crowd starting at four. So the Ramen was delicious, the kimchi had just the right amount of heat and in the waiter kept my Diet Coke filled and gave me one to go without even asking. Service was top-notch there. The place looked clean, but needs a little updating.

This restaurant has plenty of sushi rolls to choose from on the menu. The dragon balls were great…read moreand looked amazing. The broth in the ramen was very flavorful but I did not like the noodles as much. Still delicious overall.

Funny thing about Huntsville's food scene is that it's really hard to find local spots that 1. Last…read moreand 2. Are worth mentioning. But... Where they exist they're embraced. People started mentioning Miso Happy to me a solid year and a half before I finally went. Then it was a... Tsunami. I've always brought no less than 4 people and thrice now there's been groups of teens on tatami mats and gallons of boba. I think what makes Miso Happy is it's ability to be approachable but also fairly authentic in its offerings. This building was... something else. This restaurant used to be called Edo, like the old world Japanese capital and a ton of American Japanese steakhouse across the nation. It looks like a traditional sukiya-zukuri which really has a casual but refined "vibe"... Great for friends and family alike. If you have a group, there's tatami and seiza setting --be advised: drop your shoes and your butt closer to the floor. There's also an embrace of this anime wave as Totoro motif that somehow fits. The staff is inviting and works to accommodate changes as they come up. Now I haven't tried every sushi roll in the place yet but it's reliably fresh and tasty. There's no euphoric or transcendent experience to be had as far as I've experienced BUT... They don't miss, either. There's also donburi and hibachi, bento boxes and lots of "comfortable" dishes to make everybody feel at home. And then there's the ramen. It's among the best in Huntsville... and that's considering even some favorite ramenya in town like Kamado and new comers like Kyuramen. The broths are distinguishable, deeply flavored and has something for just about everyone: shoyu, tonkatsu, beef and veggje/miso options in deep tetsu bowls with a really nice aesthetic. I tried the big wave poke bowl last time and they're also satisfying... Further pushing the idea that Miso Happy is a great Japanese generalist in town. Food: 4.5/5.00 - near tops in the genre locally Atmosphere: 4.25/5.00 - a melding of worlds done well Service: 4.25 - never had a bad visit X-Factor: 4.5 - such a vibe regardless of what you're expecting Overall: 4.375/5.00 Ps: There's a little garden to the left of the entrance that's worth just stopping to admire, especially in good weather.

I'm in town for work and love trying new restaurants. I saw good reviews for this restaurant and…read morethat it was Studio Ghibli inspired and knew I had to try it out. The exterior alone is adorable! A traditional Japanese building with little figurines and even a large Totoro in the garden. It felt whimsical and nostalgic. I was seated right away and the staff were incredibly kind and attentive, checking in without being intrusive. The owner even stopped by each table to make sure everything was perfect but didn't linger too long. I started with the takoyaki, and it was one of the best I've ever had. Crispy on the outside, creamy on the inside, and the octopus was tender. The sauce and bonito flakes were just the right amount. For my entree, I ordered the curry chicken katsu lunch special, which comes with a soup or salad. I chose the miso soup since it was cold out and it was absolutely the right choice. The katsu was perfectly crispy and paired beautifully with the rich Japanese curry. I especially loved the big pieces of mushrooms and onions in the curry. Before heading out, I ordered a lychee green tea with boba and lychee jelly to go. The boba was perfect and didn't get tough sitting in the cold drink like some places. 10/10 would go back and would recommend to anyone who is looking for an authentic and fun Japanese restaurant.

My mom and I tried Sushime Asian Bistro today, and it was absolutely fantastic!…read more The power actually went out while we were eating, so we ended up having dinner in the dark, but honestly? It was still completely worth it. I ordered the Philly cheesesteak egg rolls, BBQ bao buns, and the eel avocado sushi tacos. Every single thing was delicious. The egg rolls were crispy and packed with flavor, and the dipping sauce was so good I could have eaten it by itself. The bao buns were soft and flavorful, though one was a little cool in the center. The presentation was beautiful, and they were still very enjoyable. The real star of the meal was the eel avocado sushi taco. I originally ordered two and immediately wished I had ordered more. The combination of crispy seaweed, rice, avocado, and eel was incredible. If I could eat these every day, I absolutely would. My mom ordered the lo mein and loved it. They weren't stingy with the sauce, and the noodles looked amazing. Despite the unexpected power outage, the food was excellent, the atmosphere was still enjoyable, and we'll definitely be back. Finding a restaurant where both my mom and I can easily find something we love isn't always easy, so this is definitely going on our regular rotation. Highly recommend the eel avocado sushi tacos!

I really wanted to love everything I tried. I've been waiting for a while to try Sushime as I live…read moreon the opposite side of town. For the items that I tried, every single thing was just okay or less. My "favorite" item was the Mongolian Beef (although slightly spicy). I had the lunch combo and opted for Mongolian Beef, Chicken Kung Pao and fried rice. The rice was bland and the Kung Pao was probably the worst I've ever had. It was bitter and dry. Our Shumai which was ordered as an app, was the last thing to arrive to the table. It was fishy and not overly flavorful. My daughter loved her California rolls and service was pleasant.

The AYCE sushi lunch special is a great deal! Everything is fresh and there is good variety…read more Lots of traditional and americanized options. My favorites are the deep fried rolls and tuna nigiri. Many plates are interesting or have a combination aspect to them. Very comfortable seating and environment. Service is also great too. Don't wait around, go try it!

Probably a good place for those who enjoy grilling their own food. Personally, if I'm going to dine…read moreout for lunch and pay $30 (plus tip), I would prefer for a chef to prepare the food. The beef bulgogi that I cooked was okay... I've had better elsewhere, but maybe that's because I'm not a very good cook and may have grilled it too long. The lemon chicken was also ok, but I probably cooked too long and I only ate a couple of pieces because server warned me I should use scissors to cut chicken to make sure it gets cooked enough inside, and, well... I got to feeling anxious about if I was undercooking or overcooking it, so I gave up. The salad was meh, and I didn't like the look of the cucumbers (they looked brownish, not fresh) so left them untouched. At first, I thought the restaurant itself looked nice... but then I noticed that the tables and floors were not the cleanest, and walking back to the restrooms, I passed a kitchen or prep area that had several puddles of water on the floor. It did not help me feel comfortable. It's a large restaurant, but there were only a few patrons inside during the height of rush hour. I should have been more observant before I sat down. Overall, I really wanted to like the place and a positive is that the Korean music videos on the TVs were very enjoyable, but unfortunately once I got to feeling "ick", I just couldn't shake that feeling. Once again, that's probably more a reflection upon me as someone who does not enjoy cooking, even at home, so please take this review with a grain of salt. Your experience may indeed be much better than mine, especially if you possess a more open and adventurous cooking spirit :)