Tried URamen and it definitely hit…read more Got the Spicy U Ramen and it had a really good kick without being overpowering. Broth was rich, noodles were perfect, and everything tasted fresh. We also got the pot stickers and crab rangoon--both were crispy and came out hot. The rangoon especially was with the sauce. And the boba tea was a nice bonus to cool things down after the spice. Overall, really solid spot. Would definitely come back.

I was looking to see where to have dinner with my family. I came across this on Google maps. This…read morerestaurant certainly didn't disappoint! Service was excellent. We ordered beef pad thai, yaki udon with chicken, Japanese style curry with chicken and Taiwanese style crispy chicken. All the dishes were on point except for the yaki udon, found it to be quite salty. Other than that everything else was great. Highly recommend coming here if you're craving for Asian food.

The food and green tea was delicious. We didn't have to wait to get seated that long either.read more

As a lover of Kengo I had extremely high expectations for this place and I'm sad to say I was…read moreslightly disappointed. There's a difference here between Kengo and Kato where you can tell Kengo was a passion project and Kato was fulfilling an area of opportunity. That being said the food was still well cooked and overall was tasty. The ramen was flavorful but we could tell the noodles weren't fresh or housemade which is definitely fine as they tasted like high quality noodles but for the reputation of Kengo we expected a little more. The salmon dish also was a ton of rice with a tad of salmon The staff was overwhelmed even for this small place and it felt like a revolving door with people trying to come in and out. That being said our server was very nice and was trying to manage as best she could If you're looking for decent ramen this is an option but if you're looking for something exceptional this will disappoint

I enjoyed this place and it closed this weekend after 8 years.It will be replaced with an hibachi…read morerestaurant that was a food truck and restaurant in Port Clinton...

Soba Asian Noodle restaurant is Gone :( going to miss the buckwheat noodles so so much it was such…read morea fantastic place to eat

When your first time experience at a new restaurant brings to mind a scene from an episode of The…read moreBig Bang Theory where they are discussing the merits of something being "okay" (and if you add dokey you've really got something) ...not a good first impression. When food is just okay...it's not worth the cost. And when your dining companion still feels hungry (a cardinal sin to him in dining) coming back is pretty much off the table. Our server was very nice. The restaurant was well taken care of and clean. The food was quick and hot...and single note, bland and just not very good. In fact, it was so uninspiring that it stole my creativity. Just not worth the calories.

We got Togo. This feels like a hidden gem. I didn't think i could get Pho anywhere near me! My…read moreboyfriend and I got the same order, as to avoid jealousy haha Vegetable pho add rare beef. It came piping hot and everything was packaged intricately. We also got original Boba teas, which is brown sugar. And we ordered them half sweet. It was easy to order over the phone and the food was done promptly.

Great food! Definitely check them out! Food came out fast with large portions. Great service!read more

Excellent food and very welcoming staff. We came in with a large party and ordered everything…read moreordered something different. Everyone was talking about how much they loved their dish. Very happy that we chose to eat here.

Pho Ever is a casual family-owned Vietnamese eatery in Lorain. My visit to this restaurant was not…read morepre-planned. I was in the area at the Lorain Library (main branch), and was craving a cozy meal. Pho Ever had a catchy name and was only a few minutes away (drive). What's more cozy than pho? I made a quick and good decision to visit. AMBIANCE: The restaurant is one open space simple cultural decor. The space well fits groups and single guests. Multiple comfy booths are available along one of the walls and there are plenty of tables. Decor includes Nón Lá (Vietnamese conical hats) around the perimeter of the restaurant, vases and flowers, wood carved rooster art, prosperity wall hanging with laughing Buddhas, and other decor typical of Asian restaurants. There is also a blue sky ceiling fragment. The atmosphere is very simple and casual. The restaurant is not the cleanest. That includes the floor, the bathrooms, the tables, and teapots. Everything could use a deep clean. FOOD/DRINKS: The menu features appetizers, rice plates, vermicelli stir-fry, pho, fried rice, ramen noodles, combination plates, and optional add-ons. Drinks were not on the menu. There are few pictures of the menu items to point you in the right direction. Each dish has alphanumeric value for simple ordering. I noticed that the prices are pretty value-oriented less than many other comparable restaurants. I ordered my default Vietnamese restaurant order - pho, rolls, and hot tea. More specifically, A3 (2 charbroiled pork rolls, $5), A4 (charbroiled chicken rolls, $5), P3 (pho with eye round steak and well-done brisket, $14), and jasmine tea ($2 for a tea pot). Rolls had a generous amount of meat. I loved pork rolls, but didn't like the chicken. I found it to be too dry. I did not use the accompanying sauces since spice is not my favorite. Pho included a large portion, plenty of meat, but the broth had some slightly lemony undertone that wasn't my favorite. Jasmine tea was perfectly hot and light. It was a very comforting meal due to hot tea and hot pho. I also loved that the food was delivered with a pouch with chopsticks, fork, spoon, and big spoon for pho. SERVICE: The service was very pleasant, quick, and accommodating. There was one waiter serving quickly filling dining room. He was excellent and very attentive! I was seated very quickly. My food impressively arrived within minutes. All other guests had all their questions answered with patience. Huge compliments on the service! The restaurant was extremely accommodating to groups. They expeditiously moved tables together for large dinner groups. I was at the restaurant before 6 PM and the restaurant was already almost full with more people pulling into the parking lot. It seems like it's a popular local destination. PARKING: There is plenty of parking available to customers. Dedicated parking lot rather than shared plaza arrangement. My experience was pretty positive. I was especially impressed with the excellent service. It wasn't the best Vietnamese food that I experienced, but pretty good for a casual Sunday meal. While I wouldn't go out of my way to travel here, I'd definitely stop in while in the area.

Service was very good. The fresh rolls were big but could have used a few more shrimp for the size…read more My pho Tia Nam was good but not great. The broth had decent flavor and they serve a good portion of meat which was tender. I would come back.

Good service good food restaurant I had white rice with orange chicken it was delicious with a egg…read moreroll

Me and my wife love to order takeout from here. Food is very good love their egg rolls. I have not…read moredined in so I cannot weigh in on the service overall they're always very friendly and nice when I go in to pick up my order at the front counter. Overall, the inside ambience looks like a typical Chinese restaurant.

As CLAG Brewing's on site restaurant and bar, we had an amazing experiencing spending an entire…read moreafternoon just enjoying the beer and eating a ton of amazing food. (See separate review for CLAG Brewing.) On arrival, it was mostly empty as it had just opened, but were told it would fill up. That was hard to believe as the place is huge, with multiple bar areas, tables of different sizes, and lots of standing. However, by the time we left it was filled! We sat at the main bar so we could talk to the owner. Our day had started with other breweries, so we were hungry and I'm glad we saved our tummies to dine here. I live in a city with tons of amazing Vietnamese restaurants, but this place blew them all away with maybe the most flavorful pho I've ever had. A huge bowl, not overly salty, with fresh produce and great flavor. Some of their beers are brewed perfectly to go with these zesty citrus flavors, so you really can't go wrong eating and drinking together. As I knew this was my only visit this trip, I also ordered a plate of fried rice which was also fantastic and I loved trying their sauces with it. Prices are so reasonable for the quality here. If you're a fan of Vietnamese food, great beer, and cool vibes, this is a must visit spot!

Great meal with two picky eaters. Geordan helped with the menu, which was huge! Wings were…read moreamazing. Broken rice was great for the kids 10 and 12. Yellow noodles and pork wonton was bomb! Highly recommend!

Good Asian food. Like the pho. Service depends heavily upon who is working the counter. Like that…read moreyou can choose a spice level.

The ramen is why you need to go here. I just recommend saying no cilantro. Then try other items on…read morethe menu. Wish it had a fountain drink instead of cans.

The food isn't bad, but nothing about this place other than concept raises it beyond fine. It's a…read moredecent choice if you want to please kids and adults with a variety of choices It's crowded right now because it's new, but service is friendly and reasonably fast. They'll take your order to your if you eat in. The soda machine was wonky. It's one of those digital ones and it took two or three tries each time I wanted it to pour. This built up a long line at the soda machine. My wife had the pesto cavatappi and it was pretty good, if a little too creamy and bland. I had the Japanese flat noodles with steak and it was better than average. My kids got the mac and cheese and as you can see in the pic, it's a little under sauced. The menu choices are more interesting than your average fast food place and the product itself is fine. The issue is the price. I'm aware of inflation, but $44 to feed two adults and two 4 year olds is a lot. If the food were stellar or super filling, fine, but it was not. The kids meals were $7 each! I have been to Noodles and Company once or twice before and remember liking it better. I think this place is a few improvements away from 4 stars, but for now, it's just fine. Come for variety and everything else is acceptable.

Their food isn't bad, but nothing amazing either. Their tofu was a little bland and didn't mix well…read morewith the sauces. Service was pretty decent. They have lots of choices which works in their favor. However, they are a little pricey for the amount of food you get. The bowls are relatively small. Overall, kind of mediocre