I'm not a fan of eating food court food! But this is the most decent meal that you can find in…read moreOrland Square mall. The chicken teriyaki is prepared fresh in front of you. You get fried rice, vegetables, and chicken for about 7.45. It's a decent serving for the price. The customer service is good, and the Quality of the food is consistently good.

04 of 05 stars rating. Great flavor and fresh every time because your meal is cooked in front of…read moreyou. I have one less star because parking can be a distance from the restaurant access. The restaurant has not disappointed me yet, I've been coming here for two years for my family.

Back two years later, and the experience didn't disappoint. Same lightening fast service, same…read moregreat teriyaki chicken with steamed rice, same portions, though a couple bucks more than before. When I'm out at Yorktown Mall, I always eat at Sarku. The mall seems cleaner and brighter than I remember it.

They say their chicken Teriyaki is their number 1 best seller. I ordered mine to-go with white…read morerice. There was certainly alot of chicken in the to-go container. I am giving 3 stars because IMO the chicken was so incredibly bland. If I had a blind fold I would not have been able to identify the flavor. I came at the busy lunch rush. They were fully staffed and worked hard to get the orders out quickly .

Full disclosure here...outside of going to Benihana, I don't go to Japanese places altogether that…read moreoften. With that said, I was in the mood for something different for lunch and had a taste for Chinese. Having gone to Chicago Ridge Mall, I saw this place and figured might as well. I ordered steak and shrimp teriyaki. It came and it was surprisingly very tasty. I liked that it wasn't overly salty and was very fresh. Would I come here again? I might but the price was a little more than I expected. If you are looking for a lunchtime spot and don't mind trying something new....check this out.

This is one of the best bang for your buck deals in FW, always tasty and fast. I get Sarku for…read morelunch at least once a week

I hate writing tough reviews, but I was not a huge fan of this location. I've had another location…read morethat was much better. Chicken was dry, vegetables barely cooked, and rice was old. Not much flavor outside the sauce. It's in a mall, so there's a lot of seating at least. The employees were nice, no issues at all. Food just wasn't up to par and is overpriced for what that was.

Go to Panda Express a block away Better food, better…read morechoice, better prices This is a dying food court in a dying mall

Reliably really good. Come hungry and you will not be disappointed. If it's a holiday, make sure to…read moremake a reservation. Spicy tuna can be done with chili oil vs spicy mayo if you can't do eggs. Spicy tuna with Chili Oil is better in my opinion. Grilled with salt options for chicken and fish if you can't do soy or wheat like me. Decent selection and rotating specials. If the Toro Taku Maki is on the Specials Menu and in stock try it. It is so good Service is attentive and overall very good. No complaints. If you like Japanese food I highly recommend this place.

4.5/5 - Came on a Saturday evening with a reservation in the fancy room where you take off your…read moreshoes, clean interior! Our waiter was helpful in answering all of our questions about the extensive menu. Tako Wasabi: A small bowl about the size of a pointer finger, but packed with lots of small, strong pieces of octopus; chewy, savory, with a sharp and fragrant wasabi kick. Leaned on the salty side, but very unique! Beef Tataki: The yuzu sauce, very sour, pairs well with the raw steak, with a side of fresh seaweed Japanese Spaghetti (full): Al dente, chewy pasta with a tangy flavor and a creamy aftertaste, with a side of parmesan and tabasco to add if you want; shareable between 2-3 people Buta Nira Moyashi: Slightly crisped pork with a good balance of lean and fat, served on a generous bed of chives and crunchy soybeans, comes with chili pepper to add if you want; leans a bit on the salty side Curry: A huge bowl! Celebrated a birthday, they gave our birthday person a small free matcha japanese cheesecake with a candle. :)

Golf Mill Shopping Center in its current state is sadly a perfect representation of a "dying mall"…read more I went on a Friday night to watch a movie there and the place is practically a ghost town, barely any stores are left in the mall itself besides a bath and body works and an AMC. Small selection to choose from, sad to see because when I was a kid, Golf Mill mall was popping and had a ton of stores to go to. The good news is, that it's supposed to get a more modern update in the years to come to save the mall, but for now, do yourself a favor and go to Gurnee Mills or Woodfield Mall instead,

We returned to do what we normally come here to do, that is, mall walk in inclement weather. I…read moregive 'em 1.49 stars for being a pretty good venue for such, but that's about it. Not much has changed from our last visit, except they are down to one food court restaurant, and it is a new merchant, K-Mom. Best of luck to them. There are still about 10 other merchants in the mall itself. AMC Cinema, JC Penney's, Ross for Less, and Ulta are still active. They're hanging tough!

Wow -- this place completely shocked me with how good it was. I honestly wasn't expecting much from…read morethe outside, but the food proved me wrong. We ordered a Chicken Teriyaki with white rice and a Chicken Breast Teriyaki with fried rice. It took about 15-20 minutes, and you can see in the back that they're making everything fresh. The plates are huge, so I ended up having enough for dinner or the next day. Everything was really flavorful, and I especially appreciated the char on the teriyaki -- seriously so good. It is on the expensive side, but with portions that big, it does make sense.

The food is really good! Order at the counter and pick up your food. The restaurant is clean. The…read morepan fried potstickers are yummy. You cannot beat the chicken teriyaki lunch special. I upgraded to fried rice. I got a huge portion of fried rice, veggies and chicken. The vegetable is mostly cabbage but I really enjoyed it. The teriyaki sauce is tasty. I had enough for a second meal. I will be back!

While staying at the nearby Westin, which is walking distance, I popped into Yorktown Center for…read morenothing more than wandering around a mall and maybe grabbing a quick bite from a mall food court. I was able to achieve both here! Yorktown Center and mall are the anchor of this area and have all the classic vibes of an interior mall while being surrounded by open-air shopping and eateries. Additionally, this complex also has a movie theater an a gym. So, multi-faceted and mixed used for sure. The mall has a lot of the standard mall store you expect, but they also have a good variety of smaller branded stores and even some local shops. Like any other mall right now, there were serval empty store fronts. While the shops were cool to wander through and by, I came for the food court, which is huge! Featured a solid selection of chain and local spots. The mall was clean and well kept. Worn in some places, but for the most part in good shape. Overall, solid spot to spend some time at, with or without purpose.

Another location I was torn between giving 4 or 5 stars…read more "Malls" in 2025 are hard to review as we're in such a weird space between in-person and online shopping but for what a traditional mall to me should be, I had to give 4 stars. Firstly, I appreciated that this mall is located walking distance from a big store-front shopping center, including a hotel and stores like Target and a bus stop. A circus was on tour in the parking lot the same weekend I arrived here, which I would assume would've brought more business to the mall. It seems to be a good spot for pop-up events like that. And secondly, service dogs are welcomed for those that need them. Overall I had a great experience with the stores that this mall does have, including the biggest highlight being at Victoria Secret's where the staff greeted me, gave me a post-weight loss bra fitting and great service when checking out with my new items! Vacancies are plenty-full in this mall unfortunately and specifically I want to mention Barbra's Bookstore - a small owned bookstore in the mall that I 1000000% wanted to support, mostly because they fullllllly advertised their banned book section and had tote bags for sale around the store branded with those same banned books *see pictures* , BUT - no one acknowledged me in the store & I don't appreciate that. Decent mall, decent stores, great food court (Burning Mouth being the best place) - with lounging, sitting area. There's also a family bathroom in this mall, located by the food court that is HUGE - and I'm sure helpful to mothers nursing. A family, small-oriented mall indeed!

I've heard numerous people rave about Ron of Japan, their meaty fried rice, and the overall…read moreexperience. We came here for my birthday and made a reservation in advance through OpenTable. The young woman at the host station wasn't exactly rude but not super friendly either, but she sat us at our table just fine. The decor inside is really attractive. Lots of Asian style decor and little bridges as you walk to your table. Why isn't there water in those little ponds! That would add so much to the overall aesthetic! I had the sirloin and shrimp with chicken fried rice and my boyfriend had the filet with beef fried rice. Our food was very good and prepared well. The sirloin was very good, as was the shrimp. I didn't know egg sauce came on the shrimp, considering you already get a shrimp appetizer with egg sauce. It's a very heavy sauce and I would have preferred it on one serving of shrimp and not both. The only side sauce you receive is a little dish of soy sauce. No ginger sauce and no yum-yum sauce. Service and waiting did take a bit of time, but this isn't the kind of restaurant where you go if you're in a hurry. We had a older woman as our table attendant and a man who did the grill work. They don't do any of the little hibachi tricks like other restaurants do. I kinda like that, but maybe Ron of Japan is too classy for onion volcanoes and such. My biggest complaint are the plates. A traditional round dinner plate is really nice as your food is being prepared in staggered stages. When everything is cooked, you have a nice full plate. Here, they give you a small rectangular plate that rests on the hibachi grill and it's slanted downward towards the grill surface. It's searing hot, so you can't touch it or move it closer to you. I found it a bit awkward and could easily see myself dropping food in my lap or something. Overall, we had a really nice dinner and a really nice family sharing the hibachi table with us. I would come back here, but honestly, I don't see much difference between Ron of Japan and any other hibachi restaurant in the Chicagoland area, such as Benihana or Tsukasa.

My husband and I visited with our three young kids, and we were honestly a little nervous about…read morebringing them to a hibachi restaurant, but we couldn't have been more wrong. It turned out to be such a fun, family-friendly experience! The atmosphere was perfect for kids, and they had an absolute blast. Our chef, Steve, was incredible, he really engaged the kids, made them feel part of the experience, and even encouraged them to try new foods. One of my picky eaters tried things I never imagined he would, all thanks to Steve! The food was amazing. I ordered the lobster and filet, and it was not only delicious but such a generous portion that I had leftovers for the next day. Every meal came with chicken noodle soup (which my kids loved), a fresh salad, and even ended with ice cream, such a great touch. Sam, the manager, also came by multiple times to check on us. He was so attentive, welcoming, and wonderful with the kids, it really made the whole experience feel special. We got so much food for the value, and more importantly, we made such great family memories. I honestly regret not bringing the kids sooner, but we will definitely be back again very soon!