The Pad Thai and General Tso's are amazingly good! There's tender noodles with just the right…read morebite. There were a plentiful amount of bean sprouts, onion, egg, and a generous amount chicken. I paid $12 but wouldn't have flinched if it were $15. Went back the next day and got their General Tso's and it was almost perfect. I ordered medium and it was exactly that. Good chunks of meat, not overly breaded and covered in a delicious savory sauce. The restaurant was very clean, the service was friendly and very fast. They have a good variety of American Chinese and Thai dishes so most anyone looking for some great Asian food will find something they like. 5 Stars!

Food was good good sometimes these places are secret hidden gems!! Excellent service it meet the…read moreBIg Quick and Tasty!!

I've been coming here for 8 years in a row now and the new buffet absolutely knocks it out of the…read morepark. Unreal amount of options and quality. Staff was amazing. This buffet would cost twice as much elsewhere. Hidden gem.

I was prepared to be disappointed but I was very pleased with the breakfast buffet at Great Karoo…read more Good value, spotless dining area, good selection. Frankly, the only restaurant at Kalahari that is not a ripoff. If the coffee was one notch better, this would be a fiver. The coffee is gas station quality - barely drinkable with enough sugar. My only criticism of an otherwise fine brunch.

Stopped in around 10:30 on a Sunday morning. Clean restaurant with 3-4 booths and 3-4 tables…read more There were a few open tables and didn't seem overly crowded, but it took half hour to get our food. Our waitress was attentive, apologetic, and kept our coffee full. Our omelettes seemed like they'd been cooked on super high heat and a bit rubbery, almost seemed fried, a a bit greasy. It did taste good, but didn't sit well. I would stop in again but not if I was hoping for a quick and somewhat "light" breakfast/brunch.

Great food, great service and a wonderful owner. Just a fabulous dining experience overall.read more

We are from out of town and had a chance to do some exploring. We came upon this dive bar because…read moremy boys love chicken wings. It is an absolute dive bar in the best way. The ambiance is neon and beer signs. And it was incredible. We had one chicken sandwich, which my kiddo was disappointed in because he didn't realize it was grilled, not fried, but it tasted good. The double basted wings, honey BBQ, and maple vanilla BBQ were all winners and portions fair. Boneless wings are available. The servers were busy, but friendly. My family already wants to go back and try the burgers.

Ate there on 10/15/25 and had a wonderful experience! The food was amazing, the service was great…read moreand the restaurant was clean. All the tvs were working and tuned into appropriate sports channels. Good times were had by all.

Excellent food, drinks, and great friendly atmosphere. Has outdoor seating and dog friendly space…read morefor your furry family members.

Update: new owners have officially ruined it…read more First mistake: jack up prices for worse food and same drinks Mistake #2: have an outside bar with an amazing view of the lake but keep in closed 80% of the time Mistake #3: be a douchebag to your employees like word isn't going to spread in Bay View Absolute shame what you guys have turned what used to be my favorite bar into.

The people who own this restaurant are the nicest people ever! They're very quick to make food!…read moreIt's always super fresh! I love the general tso's and they have the best crab Rangoon ever! Best Chinese restaurant ever!!! I just wish they kept their buffet! Definitely recommend to anyone!

For the first time in 20 years communication has been a problem. Couldn't grasp or agree with the…read moreconcept he shorted me one whole dinner $51 for two dinners totaling one egg roll and one extra rice calling this unacceptable is an understatement, infuriating, still good food, but that's a 10 min drive, get it correct

We visited Samuri Japanese Steakhouse in Sandusky during a family trip to Kalahari. It was 2 adults…read moreand 2 kids under 6, and we all had a great time. The chef was very entertaining and did a great job keeping the boys engaged the whole time. They loved watching the cooking and all the tricks at the table. The food was really good and exactly what you would expect from a hibachi-style restaurant. Everything came out hot and tasted great. Overall, it was a fun family experience, and we're glad we went. I would definitely recommend it if you're in the area!

I'll start this out by saying the food was very good. However, our hibachi chef was super…read moreinappropriate, making racist comments about white people, telling us he had slept with over 300 women, and also divulging that he wanted to sleep with the hostess. Would go back for the food, but would want a different chef.

The perfect end to a long day in the park…read more Let's be clear...if you're coming to Bay Harbor expecting haute cuisine and violins, you may need to remember where you are. But if you are expect good seafood, good drink, good views, and a good place to rest after the park...this is your spot. Casual elegant is the name of the game. Service is always great, but the bar seems to run a little slow. The seafood is very good with some local choices. For the win: Start with a Bahama Mama, then a Caesar salad, and the Blackened Grouper Oscar

Attempted a meal at Bay Harbor last night with a large group, and the experience was exceptionally…read moresubpar. Our servers and trainee were polite, but the bar drinks and food were inexcusable for a pricey dinner service. Gordon Ramsay would've been screaming. 1) Everything took forever to come out. It was 2 hours from being seated to being served entrees. We had a large group (18), but the restaurant was not busy at the time we were eating, with only a handful of other tables occupied. Our servers claimed that the bartender and kitchen staff were both new, but I have no way to verify that. 2) My wife and I ordered the vegetarian dishes, which turned out to both be completely absurd. $40 for "Mushroom Risotto" that had either been cooked without any sauce whatsoever or thoroughly mummified under a heat lamp while the other dishes were being prepared. It was crispy! Risotto is, by every acceptable measure, not crispy. The veggie burger was somehow more depressing, but was edible - in the same way that Soylent is food. A pale, dry, flavorless rice patty, with lettuce and a slice of tomato, on a decidedly *not* Brioche bun. Just use an Impossible burger or Beyond burger, at least those are expensive enough to justify the cost of the dish! 3) My bar drinks, both Lemon Drops (as listed on the menu!) came in different styles of glasses and were very different pours. The 4 kids at our tables that ordered Shirley Temples received what could be charitably called "a variety of recipes" with some having cherries, some not, and immediately sparking arguments between them. Overall, the service could not save what turned out to be a disappointment for our entire extended family. Flee, and do not return.