The menu had changes that was not made aware when I placed a to go order over the phone neither was…read moreit advertised in side of the establishment,that they no longer offer the piece shrimp appetizer. Very disappointed.

The hibachi was amazing - not greasy, and really good sushi! I would order from here again.read more

A lot of choices. Food is good. Only thing is if you get a seat by the bathroom be ready for some…read moreawful smells.

This is why people don't like me to review…read more I'm very honest when I come into a business. I saw two things that I will never do again. It's the glass over the soup. It is the condensation that's on the glass. The soup was very good. The lady gave me the right container. Yes, the temperature was excellent. I do not like Styrofoam. And I never will Nope! when condensation drips onto my arms from a glass shield I don't like it. I was able to see. It appears very dark. But I was able to see. Driving in the back of the parking lot. That's when I discovered that maybe my vehicle needed more maintenance. That's how bumpy the parking lot is. The food was excellent. The service was excellent. The ambience it was pretty good. I agree. The wonton soup is very good. I will never use Styrofoam again. Thank you. Water on glass and styrofoam Two star. You wanted me to be honest! I always tip. Always. Yes. I didn't want to cook.

We just finished up a meal and we were so pleased! We have gluten, dairy, and egg allergies and we…read morewere so pleased to be able to have so many options. The food was delicious. We got spinach and chicken pakoras, kadai chicken, and goat curry. They were flavored so well and the meats were all so tender and cooked perfectly. The staff was so incredibly nice to our family and even gave our kids some drinks because of a little delay in our order being fulfilled. We were blown away at the great pricing. We are from near Chicago and this meal would have cost us double what it cost here!! Highly recommended!

Ordering was a little chaotic. I wanted takeout and he didn't understand that I wanted medium…read morespice, not mild... I also couldn't understand his accent well so when he called me up, I figured my order was ready... only to find he had charged me for someone else's order. Fortunately he was able to easily refund it. The restaurant itself is tastefully decorated and I'm sure it would be a great place for a Sunday brunch. The Chicken Tikka I ordered was indeed nicely spiced, the basmati rice was fluffy and the naan was *chef's kiss* Meow will definitely visit again.

It's nice, but lacking in vegan options or those with certain allergies. Prices are a bit high…read moreconsidering portion sizes.. It is nice, but I think they need a few more options and either drop prices a tad or make the servings a bit larger to compensate! Service is good.. solid 3 stars.. room to improve the quality.

Absolutely amazing customer service. Great Options for Healthy food. I am so glad to have a…read morevariety near me.. The space was clean and the vibe was so welcoming. Great place! 10 out of 10.

In town for a conference, I was due to attend an event at the Flint Farmers Market. I went early to…read morecheck it out and was so happy I did. Great space holding a variety of businesses throughout. Everyone I encountered was so nice despite being near closing time. There was truly something for everyone. Can't wait until the next time I visit the area so I can plan to visit again.

Farmer's market not flea market. Too much overlap is losing a star. I do love all of the little…read morebusinesses here, and frankly I'm obsessed, but it can feel kitchy for no reason. It's the layout. A better structure would make all the difference. Let's be real, some of these places can be high end, so I would love a cleaner, more polished feel to the place overall. That can start with the central dining area. It's not nice. It could be rustic and a place people would want to sit and have coffee. Unless it's Steady Eddy's, I'm taking my food to go. The place severely needs a makeover. It's right by the college. Capitalize on that. Make it an environment that is friendly and they will come and patronize regularly. I should know- I used to be one of those students. Let's talk about parking. Yep- I'm going to move every last of those orange cones every single time to create more parking. You're welcome people of Flint. Whoever is doing that has no common sense. And now the good- clean bathrooms. Yay! Air conditioned shopping is a plus. There are an excellent variety of vendors. Now do them proud. Tile the floor with interesting art. Bring in different woods to give a homey feel. Get rid of that flea market vibe and make it alt art chic. You're a step away from greatness. You can do this. Reinvest in your structure.

Food was ok, nothing to write home about. The service was excellent. My server was the only…read morenon-asian and had the sweetest personality. The egg roll was good but the sweet and sour chicken was not the best I've ever had. Will I come back? Probably not.

Hands down - 100% the BEST sushi I've ever had in Michigan!…read more I was skeptical. I'm a sushi snob. Here's the real deal. The yellowtail can go toe-to-toe with any Vegas yellowtail. Same for the eel sashimi. That was excellent. I loved the salmon nigiri (they just call it salmon sushi). The superstar was the teriyaki tofu, which tasted a whole lot like agedashi tofu. I had two servings. There was a really good selection and nothing tasted old or fishy. More importantly the fish was actually raw! Every bit of sushi I've had up until now in Michigan has been lox (weird), imitation crab, or cooked. Now, don't get me wrong. There was still weird, but it was manageable weird, so let's talk about it. Eel roll was mostly strips of cucumber- a large, large portion of cucumber. So much cucumber. I did taste a bit of eel, but let's be honest. That was a cucumber roll. The spicy tuna was pale. That was different. I'm not used to that, and I got a little scared. It was... Ok. It had crunchies in it. The sashimi was aggressive. You get a chunk of fish. There you go. Enjoy your chunk. This is how we do it in Michigan. This restaurant is in the spot where the Old Country Buffet was. The decor has completely changed and it's not really bougie or elegant, but it is pretty. It's also very clean. It is also HUGE. That means you need to come here and take a seat. This really is exceptional food, and we want them to stay open. So go there. Right now. The dinner price is lunch price in Las Vegas. This is definitely a deal. Enjoy!

I go here all the time, at least twice a month. Every time the service and the food have both been…read moreexcellent. Their all you can eat specials are a steal during the lunch period and still an excellent deal at dinner time. Their vibes are always chill, though they can get busy. Regardless, I've never had to wait more than a few minutes for a table as a walk-in.

I've only ever been in this Kroger a few times, but based on those experiences, I can say that I'm…read moreimpressed with the level of service and and the cleanliness and layout of the store. I ran in here the other day to see if the bakery had any appropriately pre-decorated cupcakes for an impromptu graduation party (when I say impromptu, I mean this came together as last minute as possible, on the part of a complete and total whim). I had not called ahead or ordered anything in advance (as I said, this was pretty last minute), expecting to find nothing except garden variety pre-made cupcakes or worse yet, something only fitting for a baby or birthday party in pastel shades, but what I found was exactly what I wanted and needed- a package of freshly-made chocolate cupcakes with a nice whipped topping, decorated for grads in the exact high school colors that I was looking for! To top if off, they were only $5.98 for a dozen with my Kroger card, which I didn't have on me, so the cashier just swiped hers for me at the checkout. The entire process was so easy and quick. Honestly, I don't think I've been in another Kroger store that runs as efficiently as this one. I was in and out of the door in a few minutes and on my way to this little graduation party moments later. It could not have worked out better. As for the cupcakes, they were beautifully decorated and tasted great, fresh and moist. I could tell they were fresh baked, just like the girl at the bakery counter said. She mentioned that they try to keep a number of fresh "grad" cupcakes in the local high school colors on hand this time of year for this purpose and I'm so glad they did. Anyway, ordering gourmet cupcakes in advance from another bakery would cost much more than these, which were as bit as cute and great-tasting as something I could have gotten from a specialty shop. Seriously, for .50 cents a pop, this could not be beat. Oh, and they were a big hit at the party, too. When it comes to this Kroger, while I don't often shop here, I have noticed that it well-run, clean, organized, and the lines are always short. I like the layout, the bakery is great and the deli section is pretty fleshed out for a grocery store deli. Honestly, I would shop here more often if it wasn't rather out of the way for me. It beats the Kroger stores closer to my house by a mile in pretty much every area.

Every time I walk in the store, which is by the produce, a smell of rotted fish hits me in the…read moreface. Disgusting!!! I wish they would do something about it. Grosses me out.