As a Viet, I highly recommend this restaurant. The coffee is on point, the pho is tasty, the…read moreportions are pretty good. Drinks: Vietnamese Condensed Milk Iced Coffee (Ca Phe Sua Da) - The coffee flavor is strong but not bitter. They whip their condensed milk before putting the coffee in it. 5/5 stars. Peach and Passionfruit Tea - Both flavors were really good. You can't go wrong with either. 5/5 stars. Appetizer: Spring Roll Flight - Tried this even though it's a bit pricy. There's a bit too much filler for my liking, so this one was just ok for me. They do make them quite large. 2.5/5 stars. Vermicelli Bowl: Beef Vermicelli Bowl - A different family member ordered this, so I took a few bites to taste the bowl. It was ok, but a little bland for my tastes. I recommend eating the whole thing fresh, cause it won't reheat well. 3/5 stars. Pho: Sister's Special Pho - Good flavor, not too sweet or overpowering. They give a lot of noodles and a decent amount of beef. 5/5 stars. Spicy Beef Pho - They add some sort of chili oil to make it spicy. This is delicious, but you will suffer if you only like medium heat like me. At first, I could power through, because I really liked the flavor. Halfway through, my nose was running, and I was regretting listening to my taste buds. It's very good, but you will probably suffer. I saw other people around me eat it with no problem. I guess I'm a wimp, lol. You've been warned. 5/5 stars. The place is decorated nicely. It's cute and modern and fun. Service is good and decently attentive (for Asian standards, if you know what I mean). Even on weird hours, this place gets customers. The food is delicious. I've been here twice, and I leave happy every time. Highly recommend.

Sister Pho (near Purdue FW campus, Crescent/Hobson Road) - newest Pho shop in town…read more Sister Pho is relatively new to growing Fort Wayne Pho community. It is located in the strip mall near the Purdue Fort Wayne campus housing. The shop is very modern, attractive, comfortable and inviting. It feels like Sister Pho is targeting a younger 20 something market - perhaps the nearby student population. The atmosphere is very youthful with Nelly and Ne-Ya music playing on the TV. The service team was very youthful, kind and customer focused. You will access the menu on the QR code - no paper option. Their menu is very large and attractive. Sandwiches, Pho noodle soups, vermicelli bowls, fried rice, special rice dishes and spring rolls comprise the menu. It is my opinion that their prices are higher than the average FW Pho restaurant (or at least my regular Pho place). Note: I included clips of the online menu for your review here. Here is a rundown on the things we ordered: -Spring Rolls: two very fresh tasting shrimp & pork rolls for $8. The insides were very fresh and light tasting. The shrimp and pork were tender, soft and nicely cool/crisp to taste. The peanut sauce was very tasty. It was moderately thick and had a bolder peanut/soy/chili/garlic taste. -Egg Roll: two thin and crispy rolls for $6. The wrapper was soft with a nice crisp. It was a bit oily as most are. The insides were very fresh. The small pork pieces were tender and tasty as well. The side of sweet chili dipping sauce was perfect - sweet with a slight zing/kick. -Crab Rangoon: two large pieces for $7. The wanton wrapper was nicely fried to a slightly oily crisp. Edges were more crunchy than the soft middle. The crab/creme cheese filling had a more pronounced crab flavor - greater than most Rangoon's. The filling was also soft, creamy and smooth to taste. Overall...the facility was very attractive and the food was very good. Honestly, I wasn't very hungry so we went with the lighter and smaller menu items. The Pho, while listed with an above average price, looked very appetizing and worth a try.

I was totally not a fan of the sushi here. Rarely do I order sushi from a fusion place- ie Thai/…read moresushi, Chinese/sushi. And I should have stuck with my gut in this one. I'm always willing to give a second chance, but it will probably be one of the kitchen items. The staff was friendly and the place seemed calm and quiet... I was just not feeling the sushi.

Food is so tasty, large portions for cheap prices. Favorite dishes are the pho, the sushi, noodle…read morestir fry and the anchovy rice. The owners are also so nice and the vibes are immaculate.

Very homely and simple food. I like the location a lot, it's small cozy and very calm.read more

This was an amazing experience! My partner & I needed to wash a large comforter yesterday & stopped…read moreby the laundromat next door before heading into Ryu's. Ryu's was our original destination, but being able to wash our comforter while eating was perfect! The server told us to sit anywhere and took our order within 5 minutes. She brought our small ban chan order first and it was excellent. It include 2 small wonton, a small spicy salad, & kimchi. The iced and hot milk tea was very good as was the beef radish soup! My shrimp & noodles dish was so good!! I did want more shrimp, but the veggies filled me up, too. My partner's beef dish was like Korean lettuce wraps! He loves spicy food & really enjoyed it! Finally, the strawberry cream pie was a marvelous end to a terrific meal. Overall, this was a really good meal & we can't wait to return for more!

Don't pass this place up. The service was outstanding and the restaurant was very clean. This…read morerestaurant shares a parking lot with 2 hotels that is convenient when staying there. The food was fantastic. I was completely impressed that I ate there twice in a week while staying in the area. I will be back there the next time when I'm in town.

The staff was very friendly and the restaurant was clean. I…read moreordered the chicken fried rice and an order of crab rangoon. The crab was good. Nothing special. The fried rice was a large portion but it was dry. I would be willing to try again and try something else and see how it is

Still the best Japanese joint on the southwest-side...the food is great and the service can be…read morespotty. I had beef in my bimbimbap. My wife enjoyed her without meat. The burning roll was crispy but not really spicy... very tasty

We've gotten both takeout & dined in here. The prices are moderate, & when I got the salmon I felt…read moreit was a good deal for what you receive! Spring/egg rolls were delicious, and our server was very attentive. Our food was hot when it came out, which was very prompt. It was a cold weeknight when we dined in, not super busy. Nice ambiance overall, will definitely return.

After the ownership change, Uniq (now with lowercase letters!) is actually... okay now, I guess?…read moreStill nothing impressive, but it's a solid C+ and the new owners (heard they are the same guys behind Haru) actually seem to know what they're doing. My favorite things in the new Uniq are easily the chinmi (fishcake) tempura and the mixed drink (I got Green Apple, which came in a nice blue liquid like the chemical cocktail it is) which is... honestly kinda sad, but they got actual KBBQ now and are a lot more professional about the whole thing. Seriously though, for an AYCE appetizer, the chinmi tempura was quite excellent, though the shrimp tempura on the other hand was sad and soggy and raw and all-around depressing. Dae Gee still has much better appetizer options, that's for sure (nothing can beat a good Midwestern cheese corn yummmm). I still don't get what's supposed to be so uniq about this place though? Perhaps it's the tiny amount of broth and banchan they give you? Both have unlimited refills if you just ask, but something about it still strikes me as being particularly stingy. None of the meats are particularly special either even though they have more choices now. Most of the cuts are fatty (the galbi in particular is what we'd call a "trash cut" due to how fatty it is) and the different flavor profiles that they have like bulgogi, spicy honey or umakara ("sweet-and-spicy") just kind of blend together. The beef tongue also struck me as being way tougher than it had any business being, perhaps it was cut a little too thick. Much of the seafood is still obviously from Rang Dong. Though they got rid of the syrupy "bingsu" and just offer buffet ice cream now, which is actually a nice change of pace. It's about Paradise Buffet level in terms of cream quality, which I guess isn't so bad. Perhaps the one GOOD and uniq thing I can talk about is that they were playing RELATIVELY obscure K-Pop songs like Nekkoya when we visited, rather than the ultra-popular stuff that you hear everywhere in Chinatowns, with some Persona 5 OST and Ado thrown in. I respect. Should've turned the volume up further, though. If you're gonna weeb out, do it correctly. TL;DR I still like Dae Gee better tbh, but they have some competition now.

Good food quality and taste. Clean restaurant and a variety of options to pick from. Service was…read morereally good and polite. They also have a cat face robot!!

Rough night at Tokyo Dragon last night. The food was good as always. No issues there. The place…read morewas still clean and in good repair. Tonight was a busier night when we got there. Their operation model is to have ONE waitress to serve the whole area and have the hostess help. Pia, the waitress, did her best to try and stay organized and hustle. She is very skilled at using the phrase "sorry for the delay". I think we heard that five times this visit. This model worked when business was slow to moderate. It worked with a veteran waitress like Vina. Not on a busy night with an inexperienced waitress like Pia. All this caused: reminding the waitress to get our appetizer, having to go get plates and chop sticks while our appetizer got cold, often wait on refills, long delay in entrees to arrive, long wait to get the check returned. Tokyo Dragon...you can do better!

Stopped in for lunch after church. First time being here. Atmosphere is clean but ambiance a bit…read moresparse. Music volume was kinda loud. Our server, Cassie, was welcoming and attentive. Worked hard and efficiently, all with a smile. Lunch menu offers choice of entree with egg drop or hot and sour soup, steamed or fried rice, and egg roll or crab rangoon, all $9.95-$10.55. Portions were very generous! The hot and sour soup was the most unique we've ever had. Delicious! Loaded with tiny enoki mushrooms, a few thin strips of seaweed, tofu, etc. it has a slight earthy flavor, which grew on us as we ate it. Very complex! Hubs got sesame chicken. I got Mongolian Beef, each wth fried rice. Both are pictured below and were tasty! Tasty enough to order again on another visit.

A classic Fort Wayne staple serving fresh sushi in a warm and inviting atmosphere. We've been here…read moremany times and have never been disappointed. We've never feel rushed and the food is delicious! Sushi, bento boxes, teriyaki salmon, all very good!

Asakusa is a must try if you love sushi and Japanese food. The facility is surprisingly large. It…read moreis nicely decorated and clean. You feel like you have landed in an authentic Japanese restaurant. The team here is conscious and attentive. The menu is large - some for everyone, Japanese food lovers and all. The house salad is simple and fresh. The ginger dressing always has fresh pop. This salad was topped with a lot of dressing than was very thick. The miso soup is pretty standard but tasty. The fried gyoza was made to perfection. The wrapper had a nice crisp and a slight amount of oil. The dipping sauce helps accent the wrapper and pork piece. My grilled teriyaki salmon Don Buri was outstanding! The rice was perfectly cooked - moist and sticky. The salmon had a nice fresh non-fishy taste. The teriyaki glaze was sweet and really pulled the salmon and rice flavors together.