First time at this restaurant. First thing I noticed was the beautiful ambiance and fresh smell of plants. The food was exquisite! We enjoyed sharing the lamb tartare, potstickers, Isaan himachi (WOW), shrimp toast and sake sashimi with King Salmon (next level!!!). Drinks were amazing and wine selection perfectly paired. Highly recommend! Although we were asked to wrap up at exactly 2 hours in, I suppose that is ok. We were just having such a great time and time went by so quickly! read more

Indo - Potstickers - Pan Asian Near Me - St. Louis, Missouri

The food is edible art. Texture, layers of flavor abound in each dish. My husband called the food "revelatory" because you read the ingredients on the menu and they are just words. The words do not convey the end product. For those who do not like sashimi - I understand. At other places, it has literally made me gag. But, I tried it here and holy moly is it good. In a menu of stand out dishes, I think the sashimi is at the very top. The service was wonderful- friendly, knowledgeable, attentive but not too attentive. Gratuity seemed to be included, but we tipped on top of that because the included gratuity was not nearly enough for service that good. Now it is noisy. That is what I did not like, but I have noise challenges. We asked if we could sit up front near the bar. They kindly accommodated us. It was late on a Thursday and the restaurant was full. Definitely make a reservation. There is an adjacent parking lot, but parking fills up quickly. It is evident why the owner has been a James Beard finalist - this is not your average great food. This is more. It is creativity and vibrancy. I almost forgot - price. It is surprisingly reasonable. The dishes are shareable and almost tapas style. 2-3 person is a good amount. Most dishes run $20-30 at this point in time (June 2026). We had really great mocktails which were in the $10 range. read more

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We returned and the service was still excellent, but unfortunately the food missed the mark this time. We ordered the salad served in little lettuce boats (can't remember the name), the garlic noodles, and the beef curry, and nearly every dish was overwhelmingly sweet. It made it difficult to fully enjoy the meal. For a $400 dinner, I honestly expected more consistency. I'm especially disappointed because this isn't the kind of place you expect to be hit or miss at that price point. We may give it another try someday, but unfortunately it probably won't be anytime soon. read more

Everything about this place is top tier, from the service to the ambience to the food. My friend and I had dinner here on a Thursday and were greeted and seated immediately, the server politely explained the menu to my friend who hadn't been before and helped me select a cocktail. Then came the food! The hamachi and the salt & pepper tofu are two of my favorite dishes at any restaurant on St Louis. The shrimp toast and gyoza were delicious too, and we finished it off with the coconut cake. Everything was plated beautifully and tasted delicious. Don't miss a chance to try this place! You won't regret it. read more

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This is solely a review for happy hour! My friend and I stopped by on a Thursday early evening to try some items on their happy menu. We didn't make a reservation but were seated quickly at the bar. We ordered the trashed gyoza, the salmon avocado bowl, the chirashi bowl, and finished with ice cream. The bartenders were very helpful and friendly and everything was delicious! I especially enjoyed the salmon avocado bowl-- the salmon was nice and tender and the avocado was just right. I've heard great things about the rest of the menu as well and hope to try it out as well sometime! read more

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This is one of those restaurants where you can't go wrong with anything you order to eat or drink! We had a table of four people and got 7 dishes, which was the perfect amount of food. Our favorites were the shrimp toast, isaan hamachi, and salt and pepper tofu. Highly recommend dining here and trying all the things! read more

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The food is incredibly creative and flavorful, every dish is felt thoughtfully prepared. I also enjoyed the spring cocktails, it was so refreshing and perfect for this weather. The space is so cute and cozy. The staff is kind, helpful and professional. I highly recommend! read more

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This is the BEST restaurant that I've been to in STL so far!! First, the service was absolutely wonderful. Our server was super nice and knowledgeable about the menu and very attentive to our table. The food was purely amazing: - The Sake Sashimi was absolute chef's kiss (rate: 10/10). The fresh sashimi in the ginger mint sauce left us speechless, the salsa gave a fresh and fruity burst of flavor, and even the fried chips on top had a ton of flavor! - The Isaan Hamachi (rate: 9.5/10) was also a must! I first tried the candied garlic on top, and it was truly sweet with only a hint of garlic. The yellowtail was also super fresh, and the coconut sauce brought out even more flavor from the yellowtail (and masked any fishy taste)! - The Massachusetts Scallops (rate: 9.5/10) was one of the best scallops I've ever had. Topped with crab and combined with the pea puree, everything complemented each other so well. There were only two scallops, but they were large and super filling. - The Shrimp Toasts had layers and layers of flavor (rate: 9/10)! The shrimp was inside of the toast, creating a super umami flavor, and then the light and fruity topping and sauce, along with the thin slice of cucumber, truly made this a party in my mouth. - The Chili Garlic Noodles were super nutty and so good (rate: 8/10)! The noodles were slightly spicier than expected, but the spice was a quick burst of flavor, so the spice didn't overpower the dish at all. The noodles were mixed with vegetables and topped with a crunch - definitely make sure to mix before eating to get the different textures and flavors in each bite! We also got cocktails (Pretty in Pink & Sands in the Sun), and both were really yummy. Last, we got a dessert - homemade ice cream by the Sous Chef that day: soy ice cream with red bean! Flavors were all subtle but together they created such a unique and beautiful end to the meal. Came here for my birthday, and I will certainly be returning! read more

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I've been to iNDO several times. It feels like a restaurant you'd expect in NYC, LA or SF, sleek and polished, you get the vibe. It's not a "book a flight to St. Louis for this" destination spot. You should try something quintessentially STL instead. But if you live here, it's worth trying. The staff appear to have been here for awhile which adds to the sense that they're building something solid, not just trendy. Regarding food, it's Asian fusion, and for the menu we had, specifically its Japanese technique layered with Southeast Asian and Korean-leaning flavors. More concretely it was sashimi + nori + rice kind of style. I'm Korean so banchan + nori + rice is our staple and home cooked meals. For that reason, the price wasn't justified but it's tasty. Our orders: Hirame Sashimi: flounder, leche de tigre, roasted grapes, crispy rice noodles (18) - not a flounder fan, but this was good! Kanpachi Sashimi: amberjack, caramelized onions, marinated daikon radish (22) - usually like amberjak, but this pass next time Salted squid: permanented, chili paste, sesame seeds, rice, Nori (17) - so Korean food like and good, but I can eat this at home! Bluefin tuna sashimi: assorted cut of dry, aged, fluff, and tuna, pickled kizami wasabi, ginger scallion sauce, ponzu (46) - the sashimi was surprisingly really fresh for a non omakase style place read more

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First time at INDO for Valentine's weekend and we will absolutely be back! These were some of the best plates I've had in the past year!! We had a reservation and were seated promptly. Our server was so helpful in explaining the menu and helping us pick a 5th dish to round out our experience. The dining area is dim and had great music. So perfect for a date night! We got a variety of plates, but the highlights for me were the sashimi dishes, especially the blue fin deluxe plate! Our server mentioned that they'll curate a "food journey" based on what we ordered and I definitely think that's true. Each dish followed the previous one well and had such fresh flavors. The short rib and steak dishes were also filling, which helped round out our experience and made sure we didn't leave hungry. We'll be back! read more

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Came here for a date night, and it had the perfect vibes for it. Made a rezzy for early evening; when we got there, it wasn't full anyways. Staff was very nice, and made excellent recommendations. We ended up order 5 dishes: potatoes, isaan hamachi, chili garlic noddles, japanese eggplant, and shrimp toast. All of them were delicious, but I'll start from the top down. Best dish: isaan hamachi/yellowtail. The fish was very good with a good/pleasant texture, very complex/dynamic flavors, the sweetness of the candied garlic and the richness of the coconut naam pla. Next is the japanese eggplant. Also very good texture with a really nice umami flavor and slight spice/crunch from the chili crisp. Shrump toast is also really good as well too. There was a good balance of flavors, richness of the mango sweet chili cut through by the cucumber salad. The potatoes were also phenomenal; I think it was a specialty item that's not always on the menu. It tasted like potatoes bravas, but more Asian. Finally, the chili garlic noodles were just okay. It paled in comparison to the rest of the dishes; it was a basic, straightforward noodle dish with soy and mushrooms, with a decent umami flavor. Overall, nice place. 4/5 stars. read more

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Indo has become one of my favorite spots in STL (top 5) the food has been delicious every single time I've gone. The vibe is nice, calm, and intimate, but the space is on the smaller side, so reservations are highly recommended. Parking can also be a little tricky (especially with the construction). Here's what I've tried so far: Food (Dinner): Japanese Eggplant - My boyfriend's favorite. Sake Sashimi - This was really good but I prefer Isaan more Shrimp Toast - My personal favorite; the flavors were amazing. Issan Hamachi - This one surprised me, but I ended up loving it. Drinks: In the Mood for Love Lychee Martini (requested) I loved it so much the first time that I came back and tried the Palm Sugar Ribs it sweet, savory, and super yummy. Then I came again for happy hour and tried: Prawn Chip & Dip - Great starter and highly recommended; the dip was delicious. Trash Gyoza - Still yummy, but I prefer the dinner-menu gyoza. Salmon Avocado Bowl - I know Indo is known for sharing plates, but this is something I'd happily eat all by myself. Chef's Choice Chirashi - All the toppings and flavors came together nicely, but I still prefer the salmon avocado bowl. Overall, Indo is consistently amazing with great flavors, great atmosphere, and so many dishes worth coming back for. If you're looking for elevated, flavorful plates in a chill setting, this place never disappoints. read more

Indo - gyoza - Pan Asian Near Me - St. Louis, Missouri

Repeat visit to indo for my husband's birthday !! We tried the summer cocktails just before the menu changed . They were lovely. We sat at the gorgeous bar and had a great time . The food and drinks were delicious and we stick to sashimi for the most part. The bartender and server were very friendly and had helpful suggestions . It was a random Tuesday and easy to get reservations but highly recommend booking in advance. Also there is construction nearby and some roads are closed in Nov 2025 so plan accordingly read more

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The best restaurant in St. Louis. Food: always spectacular here. They have a slightly different menu each time I come in. But everything we've tried has been 100% delicious, and I could drink a jar of some of the sauces they make. They have mastered how to make sour a critical components of each dish. Service: some of the best service I've ever experienced at any restaurant. The servers always make us feel like a priority and go out of their way to give us special options for special occasions. Ambience: it's very nice here. I wouldn't say I'm blown away by the ambience, but it's a very modern Asian inspired setting with beautiful artwork. read more

Indo is an expensive meal, but it's absolutely worth it for a special occasion if you like seafood and fine dining. I took my boyfriend for his birthday, and we had a blast splitting a variety of small plates and having a few drinks. The sauces in their dishes are so delicious. Scrumptious even. We had great service, and the dishes were well-paced. We sat on the back patio, which was nice, but next time will make a reservation for the dining room since the calm, intimate vibes in there are great. read more

Indo - Pan Asian Near Me - St. Louis, Missouri

One of the best restaurants in St. Louis! If STL were to get a Michelin Star , INDO or Sado (their other location) would be one that would get it. They definitely got all their flavors down! I don't really like veggies that much, but this makes me start liking veggies. The Cauliflower was amazing! Service is great! I usually sit at the bar when I go by myself, but I do love their dining areas, especially in the back where you can see the outdoors. Highly recommended! read more

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It was my first time there and I thought it was going to be this small, intimate spot, but they actually have a lot more seating in the back plus a nice patio area. We ordered every vegetarian dish on the menu, and they were all super easy to share. Most of the dishes have a bit of spice but since I'm not great with spice I asked for the sauce on the side for a few things and that worked perfectly. The staff was super nice and gave great cocktail recommendations. The cocktail menu itself is honestly so cool with lots of unique ingredients and combinations. Overall, I get why this place is so popular. The food, drinks, and service were all top tier. I'd definitely come back again. read more

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The food quality and presentation were excellent. The portions were a little small for the cost and the menu selection was limited. The service was great. It was a little cold in the back with all of the glass windows. It came highly recommended by two coworkers. I wasn't a big fan but maybe it is because I lived in Japan and had high expectations. read more

Indo - Gyoza - Pan Asian Near Me - St. Louis, Missouri

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An amazing experience! We got 5 dishes between the two of at the suggestion of our sweet, knowledgeable waitress. Service and atmosphere was amazing and our favorites were: 1. Crying Tiger Steak (sad there was no wagyu though) 2. Cabbage Salad 3. Deluxe ? Scallops - apologies on the name here 4. Shrimp Toast - love the Union Loafers feature We did not have a bad dish and I am definitely excited to hop on over to Sado next. read more

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Talk about an amazing happy hour date night. We tried out their new happy hour menu and was blown away. If you like trying different foods, this is the black to be. The drinks are adventurous but they have a full bar and can make whatever you like. The service was great and our server was very attentive. The decor is stunning and almost doesn't feel like being in St. Louis. Nice hidden gem. Our favorite was the salmon avocado bowl. read more

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New years eve at indo was something out of a dream. I had no idea I was getting myself into a 10 course prix fixe menu, but it was one of the best meals I have ever had. I'll start with the service. Amanda was my server and she was awesome. Attentive, polite, and overall it was an absolute pleasure to be served by her. Continuously checking in to see if she could help improve the meal. The interior is beautiful. Elevated, elegant, regal. The space is calming, sleek, and perfect for any occasion. You enter to see a small corner bar with about 7 seats. Then there is a small corridor back to the main dining area. As aforementioned, it was 10 courses. I won't bore you with analyses of every course so I will hit the highlights. To preface, I love seafood, but uncooked seafood is not my preferred preparation. That being said, every cold fish dish was superb. The tuna was so rich yet delicate. The sauces, garnishes, and accompaniments all balanced and complemented the flavors beautifully. Things like a coconut curry, candied garlic, fried wonton strips all elevated the dishes. The old fashioned was great as was the clarified daiquiri. It was coconut and velvety. It went down so smooth. The balance was wonderful. There were 2 favorites by far for me: the wagyu and the king crab. The wagyu--as everybody always says--melted as it touched your tongue. The tiger sauce gave a subtle kick with a perfect sweetness to counteract the richness. The king crab was warm and doused in butter. What more could a human need? Indo, you absolutely out did yourself. The staff were amazing, the meal amazing, the ambience amazing. I loved every second I spent in here and hope to spend many more seconds here very soon! read more

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I had a follow-up visit with Indo and this time I took a friend with me. The service, quality of the food continued to live up the first impression it left me with. I had again ordered the shrimp toast and sake yaki. We shared the shrimp toast and they were amazed at the taste and flavors as it was not something they ever had before. The saki yaki was something I ordered again -- the salmon was lovely resting in a flavorful curry sauce on the bottom that drifts across all spectrum of flavors from light and sweet to just enough heat. Among the other bites we ordered and shared was the trash gyoza which we both agreed was so great that we had ordered another round. The Chirashi salmon and yellow tail was a delight, along with the yellow fin temaki, and hamachi temaki and avocado, each on their own was superb! The Isaan Hamachi with the yellowtail and candied garlic rested in a coconut naam which was absolutely magical that I ended up drinking it by the spoonful! Indo is a pleasurable and memorable experience. Highly recommend checking out this location as you will not leave disappointment. read more

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Finally made it to Indo! There is only street parking but were walked over from where we were before, so we weren't impacted by searching for street parking. We were able to be seated right away and right by the bar. I started with the "Oh My Cha Cha Cha" (Omija berry infused soju, Suntory Toki, spiced Asian pear, Campari and lemon). It was a refreshing and fruity cocktail. I shared some gyoza (equipped with the lacy edges) with my friends but ordered Chili Garlic Noodles for my entree. My favorite part of it was how entrenched the noodles were with black garlic soy. This is a perfect spot for a date night with the intimate lighting and closeness in seating but also a very good spot for gathering friends and sharing some neat dishes. read more

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Haven't been in a while and wanted to see their new sun room. Super bright and full of windows! Tried a few dishes that I haven't had before and we tried the pork lettuce wraps. Honestly my favorite dish of the meal was the yuzu coffee possett. I never would have thought you could mix citrus with coffee but it was amazing! read more

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It's... fine? The food was not bad, but not even CLOSE to the price. Objectively, your go to date night restaurants serve food that tastes equally good. They're a bit deceitful about their portion sizes. We got a "to share" "small dish" that was labeled as "hokkaido scallopS" (plural) -- the waitress said it was good for two people. It was one scallop. 1.5 tablespoons for 24 dollars. And it tasted good, but not 24 dollars good. More like 11 dollars good. They're a bit pretentious. The vibe is "welcome to NYC." As someone from NYC, this place would not last a week in NYC. I feel a bit rude about using a cloth napkin to wipe my nose, I asked for a paper one. They told me to get tissues from the bathroom. Even NYC restaurants have paper napkins to offer you. We got 3 dishes for $134 dollars, and it's objectively not enough food to feed 1 person. We went to a second restaurant after to just... eat more. Overall, it was okay. I wouldn't recommend it because, frankly, I'd be embarrassed to. read more

What a wonderful meal!!!! The photos speak for themselves, but some highlights: Isaan hamachi - super fresh yellowtail in a glorious coconut citrus chili sauce omg. I could drink that sauce Shrimp toast - I thought it would be shrimp on toast, but the shrimp was part of the toast (I don't know how they did that). Mmmm I miss it already Palm sugar ribs - it's hard for me to love sweet meat dishes but this was incredible. The glaze was honey-like, and the ribs' caramelization + the crunch of the nuts, wow. read more

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I've been here a handful of times and each time, I've tried to order different things. I love all the different flavors and the dishes are just so creative. There is just nothing else like it (other than Sado- sister restaurant). My go-to's usually the shrimp toast, gyoza, the chili garlic noodles and the isaan hamachi. They used to have an outdoor patio that had heaters but now they have this cool glass greenhouse room that is appropriately temperature controlled. Love this place for date nights, girls night out, small groups, and work dinners. read more

This place never disappoints. I couldn't even get photos of everything we ordered we dove in immediately. This was my second time here, and between visits I went to their sister restaurant SADO and I can't recommend them both enough. I've been lucky to travel all over the country and eat at some incredible establishments but these two..... they're in my top 5. Top 4 honestly. I am obsessed. The Laarb I almost skipped on because I'm not a fan of lamb, I'm so glad I tried it, it ended up being my favorite bite of the night. Which is hard to compete with the isaan hamachi its out of this world. The laarb is award worthy, the way the flavor literally evolves in your mouth is insane. It starts with the sweet notes, then moves into all the herbs and what I'm assuming is shallot, then you're left with the fat flavor and nuttiness from the candied peanuts. I will be attempting to recreate this lol. Do not go to indo without trying the isaan hamachi and the laarb ‍ Kudos to the staff who is always so knowledgeable and explains each dish as they arrive and asks for dietary restrictions at the start. The drinks are so unique and well balanced, cocktail menu beautifully matches the vibe of the dinner menu. I'm happy to return here over and over and over and over again. read more

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This was our party of four's first visit to Indo. They were pretty busy, but a server did come around within a reasonable amount of time to take a drink order. I'm not much of a cocktail or wine person, but it did appear as though they had quite a list of selections in this department. A couple of the people at our table did get fancy cocktails, and they were very pleased with them. We sat towards the back of the restaurant, which was very nice. I noticed an outdoor patio area that was not open, but looked like it would be a lot of fun when the weather accommodates. This is not your West County "sushi "bar. You're not going to find 400 different rolls on the menu here. What they seem to have is some pretty sophisticated Japanese, mainly seafood, options. We did get some sashimi, which was excellent. We ordered the, what I think was Hamachi jaw. This was essentially the jaw of a fish with the most tender meat possible. You have to be willing to get your fingers into it a bit in order to extract the meat, but it was well worth it. There's a beef dish called the tiger something or other! While I cannot remember the name of this dish, I can remember that it was probably one of the best things we ordered. It was great. We got a wide variety of items and spent a lot of money. There were some things that I liked more than others, but nothing was bad. I think the salted, fried tofu was actually either number one or number two in terms of my favorites. One thing that did catch a soft guard was the added 20% gratuity. There were only four of us so it seemed odd. None of us paid tremendous attention to the menu and I'm not sure if there was anything on the menu that stated that a 20% gratuity would be added. The service was great and team oriented. All of the people that came to our table were extremely knowledgeable and friendly. I didn't care too much about the added tip because I was going to add 20% anyway, but some people might be put off by this. We had four people each of whom had one drink. We ordered several plates and the bill was just under $400 with tip. My suggestion would be to go to Indo and have a couple of plates and a drink. Anything else gets pretty pricey pretty quickly. read more

Average Asian food for a huge price. Felt like robbery honestly. Weird waitstaff. Cute atmosphere, trying too hard to be California when they're falling short on the food read more

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Intimate, unpretentious setting with great food. We had a great time and managed to finish a bottle of sake. The menu is small with small portion sizes and a full price tag. The yellowtail sashimi was our favorite. The restaurant does have fusion elements, for example the homey crab fried rice and separately the roasted squash were both hits. read more

Indo - Sugar Ribs - Pan Asian Near Me - St. Louis, Missouri

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Went with some friends , great vibe, nice decor, flavors were good. I thought a lot of flavors were actually pretty close to Indian food, which was interesting. My favorites were the shrimp toast, eggplant and the mango coconut dessert! Service was on the slower side and gratuity was added in advance. 4 stars because I liked it , but wasn't blown away .. read more

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Honestly the best meal I've ever had. Best rice pudding I've ever head. Best salt and pepper tofu I've ever had. Everything was outstanding. 10/10. No notes. read more

Food was fantastic, unique, and beautifully presented. Service was excellent with helpful recommendations for first-timers. We ate on the patio. We had nine course for three people and finished with some of the best homemade free tea ice cream we've ever had. Highly recommended this place! read more

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Took my wife and family here for a late Saturday night reservation. What a treat! If you can find a table, snatch it up. Drinks are great (I had a couple dirty martinis). Small plates meant for sharing. Highlights for us: Bluefin tuna; Toro tartar; Shrimp toast; Cabbage salad; Fried hamachi collar (that was our favorite); Gyoza. Warning... not cheap. But if you want GREAT sashimi, this is the place. Restaurant staff are friendly and helpful. They're quick to answer any question you may have if you don't understand what something is. You're not going to get a California roll at Indo (not that there's anything wrong with that). Super cool joint. read more

Indo is one of the top restaurants in STL. Love the sashimi combinations. They are always changing but always a pleasant surprise of flavors. Ribs are amazing(and I'm not a big meat eater). This visit tried the happy hour cocktails and they were so delicious as well. I rarely re-visit a restaurant as there are so many places to try in the area but Indo remains on my yearly "revisit list". read more

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A solid restaurant for a date night, with an emphasis on quality and not quantity. The restaurant itself is a fairly small and intimate space, especially if you are sat towards the back of the a restaurant. Parking is straight forward with nearby street parking and lots. I'm one that appreciates a concise menu, and iNDO thrives in that department. We were told that all selections were mostly small plates meant to be shared. Recommendation for about 6 plates for our party of two. That seemed like quite a bit, especially for the price, but we were in the food to try new things and went with the following five plus a couple dessert options. Laarb, Kanpachi Sashimi, Palm Sugar Ribs, Massachusetts Scallops, Crying Tiger A5 Wagyu The helpful waiter stated that they would handle the timing of the courses, which turned out decent, but had an awkward long gap between a couple plates. The food itself had some hits and misses. The Wagyu can just go in its own category as it was perfection. But I personally would order 5 plates of the Palm Sugar Ribs because it was that good (and one of the cheapest items on the menu). The Kanpachi and Scallops were both decent, but did not stand out in my eyes. The Laarb just seemed to be there as we picked at it. Overall, I would definitely return to this restaurant in a nice quiet neighborhood. Crying Tiger A5 Wagyu 5/5 Palm Sugar Ribs 10/5 (Crazy taste to price ratio) Kanpachi Sashimi 4/5 Massachusetts Scallops 3.5/5 Laarb 2.5/5 read more

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I had some absolutely magical bites of food here. It's a tapas style Asian-Fusion place, with an up-scale atmosphere and great service. As a pro-tip, come witha. hungry group, order 2-3 plates per person, and skip out on dessert. The wine selection is good, and we had a white that paired quite nicely with most of the dishes. Here were our standouts: Crispy Tiger A5 Wagyu: 100/10 - One of the best bites I've had in a long time. It's REALLY expensive for the portion size, sure, but I think it's worth it. The meat is tender, umami, rich, chewy, and perfectly cooked. It's topped with a perfectly paired sauce and the crispy onions on top add a satisfying crunch. A must get if you can. Toro Tartare: 9/10 - The toro meat was fresh and rich, and it came with little crispies which added a perfect texture contrast. Wrapped up in a sheet of nori, this was wonderful. Sake Yaki: 10/10 - The Salmon was perfectly cooked, the skin was crispy, and the curry sauce was packed with a PUNCH of flavor. A beautiful both visually and flavor-wise. Gyoza: 8.5/10 - The gyoza themselves were as expected but I've never had fried gyozas that were so perfectly balanced with crispy richness and delicious flavor. If you like gyoza, go for these. We also had several sashimi dishes, all of which were wonderful. The fish is always top quality and INDO never fails to make fun flavor pairing that excite your taste buds. Here are the dishes you probably want to avoid: Shrimp Toast: 5/10 - Tasted like a crab cake but with shrimp. The texture was tough and the flavor was heavily oily. Not my favorite. Black Sesame and Banana Roll: 6/10 - I want to give this brownie points because of the creativity, but something about the banana bread nature of the dish was off putting. The black sesame cream on the inside, however, was really nutty and delicious. I'm also not sure what the point o the pomegranate seeds were, as they felt sort of random and unnecessary. Coconut Rice Pudding: 5/10 - A bland, very boring dessert. It was slightly coconutty, but nothing special, and the crispy layer on top was too heavy for my liking. Again, skip the desserts, and fill up on some amazing food. You likely won't be disappointed with almost anything you get off the main menu. read more

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Nice ambiance in a neighborhood outside of St Louis downtown. Went there with some friends and had a lot of different dishes. All of their sashimi is served with unique flavors. Favorite was the salmon which was served with a spicy kick. Many unique dishes that were served perfectly. The had hamachi kama as well, which they seasoned really well. Dessert was also very tasty too. The server was very friendly and had some good suggestions to try. Overall a really great experience and a definite repeat. read more

The food and vibe were soo good!!! We truly enjoyed our time there. They suggested 6 dishes to share between 2 people but honesty, you need only 3. We ordered 5 and we had to pack the 5th dish to go because we were so full. But all the 6 dishes were 10/10. The only thing we didn't appreciate was the automatic 20% service fee charge. I believe unless it's a Michelin star, that should not be a thing. It feels like the waiter asked us to order more so his tip could be atomically high as well. Potatoes were so crispy and yum, tuna was great but I won't order it again because of the cost, the salmon was delicious, the sugar rubs were also delicious. read more