It was good. I enjoyed the meal. Service was good and fast. Wish I got more options. Sweet potato…read morerolls are my favorite!!

Pacific East in Kent is one of my all time favorite sushi spots. The fish always tastes so fresh…read morewhich is one of the reasons I love this spot so much. I always get the rainbow roll because I know that I can count on loving it and then I always get another roll that changes depending on what I am craving. This time I got the Manhattan roll which was soooooo good. On the inside, it has spicy shrimp. On the outside, it has avocado and this creamy lobster sauce which was my favorite part. I highly recommend trying the Manhattan whenever you get a chance to try this spot. I usually order for pick up but whenever I eat there, the servers are always super kind and efficient. The food also never takes long. Whenever I pick up my order, the people at the counter are always super kind as well, and they have my order waiting on the table beside them. Overall, it's a great spot if you are looking for a sushi place that isn't super upscale, but more cozy and a great local gem!

Went here for lunch. Since their Bento box for lunch changed contents, we decided on the 9pc…read moreSashimi lunch which came with miso soup, salad and fried rice ($1.50 upcharge). Everything was high quality. Service was very good as well. Would recommend!

Delicious meal today. The Idako octopus was well seasoned. The sashimi super flavorful and fresh as…read moreusual. Nice sake collection. Monk fish liver was a unique app!

We are never disappointed with a trip to Phnom Penh. The service is great and the food is always…read moredelicious. I tried the Spicy Curry Soup. It was so flavorful. It might be my new favorite item on the menu. My husband loves their pad Thai. The dining room is comfortable and nicely decorated.

I hate to give my own people 3 stars, but my family and I were really disappointed. If the staff…read moreweren't so friendly, it would had been even lower. We were really looking forward to a Cambodian restaurant and saw that they had one in Cleveland. It's a beautiful restaurant in a busy street. Like I mentioned before, staff was really nice. Actually, it was 1 male server that was doing everything from hosting, taking orders, serving, and everything else while juggling different customers. Surprisingly, service was very quick. It went down from there. None of the dishes were authentic. They said that they had to accommodate the clientale around there and therefore, it's more americanized. If we had wanted authentic dishes, we would have to call in advance to place that order so that they can pull things from the freezer and prepare it. Why would we do that? It was our first time there. We thought it'll be just like every other restaurant. You go in, order what's on the menu, and expect that to come out. Not ask for fried fish and they tell you that it's still in the freezer. Or, ask for Amok and they said that they only make 10 (or was it 20?) per day, but someone had called in advance the day before to order them all. Even their Somlor Machu Kreung only had celeries as their vegetables because they said thrakhoun would just spoil. At least add some jalapenos, green papaya, tomatoes, etc to it. In addition, all the food proportions were so small. It's definitely not family-style dishes. Oh yes, I do not understand why their basil chicken fried rice was red and looking like tomato paste. Perhaps it's a Cleveland thing? I'm from the South and we do not make our basil fried rice like that. Flavors were okay for some dishes and other dishes were just plain. I was embarassed to even bring my family here. We will not be coming here again.

We come here regularly. I usually get my favorite, the Classic Roll Combo with hot tea. It is…read moreserved with either with soup or salad and is a trio of California roll, eel roll, and larger shrimp tempura roll. My second favorite is the hibachi meals which are fresh and cooked to order. Service and staff are great.

Blue Ginger Sushi in Parma was delicious. Everything was fresh, flavorful and amazing. It was super…read morebusy this evening, but things moved quickly and the staff kept everything running smoothly. Clearly popular for a reason. Definitely worth the wait, and we'll be back!

No frills spot, got pictures of menu items plaster along the walls…read more Came for a small bit, got their shrimp dumpling noodle. Not going to be some the best you've had but it's just basic bowl of noodles with some veggies and the shrimp dumplings. They do charge $1.50 for tea. Would return to try their other items.

I am a huge fan of Wonton Gourmet and honestly, there has never been anything bad in my years of…read moresupporting this local small business. Tonight we ordered the Seafood Pan Fried Noodles and Salt Baked Calamari. The seafood noodles had a thick sauce on top, and had a mixture of both soft and crispy parts. There was a variety of seafood loaded on top, including shrimp, scallop, squid, imitation crabmeat, along with some mixed greens. I love ordering this dish!! $17.95 The Salt Baked Calamari was nicely salted with a touch of heat, but not so much heat that you can't enjoy! The calamari was cooked perfectly and was not chewy at all. For those who don't love heat, you can always eat it with the white rice which accompanies it to kill the heat. So tasty!! $14.50

This has become my favorite to eat. Chicken basil fried rice and gyoza! So delicious. I didn't get…read morethe mango sticky rice this time but will the next time! And the cherry on top? I got a cute Tree Country key chain!!! Love it!!!! The food is pipping hot and I thought I'd leave a review this time before it is gone! Lol

Got my food to go as the restaurant mostly focuses on to go food. You can eat there, the tables…read morewere clean, just note that it is self serve. The interior is really nice though. The food was ready within the 15 minutes they quoted. Onto the actual food: Ive been here before and got the drunken chicken while my boyfriend got the drunken shrimp. I wasn't blown away by either dish and they swapped out requested spice levels. The chicken was very dry which threw me off and the rice was a little overcooked. This time I got the pad see you which is one of my top Thai dishes. The noodles are a good texture, but the dish is really lacking any flavor. Is a good portion size for the price, but once I finish this I don't think I'll be going back any time soon. I requested some spice and there is none, the vegetables are fine but not great. It's a very middle of the road dish, 5/10. The best part is the egg mixed in which is good. Overall it's very mid, probably wouldn't go again anytime soon.