Definitely my favorite ramen spot in the city - The Black Garlic is absolutely perfect and…read moredelicious. The karaage chicken & dip is second to none!

Unexpected but welcome in downtown Regina. Not quite your midnight backstreet Izakaya, but good all…read morethe same. Sleek contemporary decor, essential community ambiance, great service. Menu broad for an Izakaya, but offered much to tempt the palette.i opted for the Takoyaki Roulette with a spicy garnish sauce. Delicate and flavorful. The Chicken Karaage which was excellent, Togarashi fries ( unusual but moorish)and the Vegetable and pork Goyoza. An ice cold Sapporo washed it down. While I focused on the Japanese Tapas, the menu features traditional ramen, Yakisoba noodles and sushi. Pretty good all in all

A great little spot. It's popular, but they are so attentive to their customers. We will be back…read more The food was absolutely delicious.

This was a hasty lunch decision at 1:40pm on a weekday. I was very hangry and needed something…read morefast. I very rarely use SkipTheDishes because of their price inflation, but here I was, desperate for lunch. I am very happy to say that my Grilled Lemongrass Chicken and Pork Vermicelli was very tasty. The total cost was a devastating $29.86. But that's not the restaurants fault. It was $21.25 for the meal, $1.99 for delivery, $4.77 in taxes and a $2.55 tip for the driver. Now if I had gone and picked it up, it would have been only $18.82 with tax. Needles to say, Skip inflates food prices 20%. But on a positive note, my meal was amazing. Very filling, you will get your moneys worth and it was extremely tasty. I'm very happy with the amount of sauce they provided. I also need their recipe! I'm not a huge spring roll fan. But their spring rolls were the best I've ever had. I need their secret! Such flavourful meat and sauce. I want to visit them in person if I get a chance.

March 22nd, 2025: Friday night was an 8 Course Omakase…read moreDinner ($58/person) for my friends and I. Immediately I ordered a Takasago Plum ($12). It's a Japanese plum/apricot infused with junmai sake from Ishikawa, Japan. It smelled like whiskey, but I throughly loved it. It was sweet and fruity, a great drink to sip on. Now into the 8 courses: 1st course - Agebitashi: We thought we'd be getting eggplant, but think it was zucchini. Either way, it was soaked in what tasted like light dash and soy sauce based broth. We really liked this. 2nd course: Japanese sweet potato tempura with maple ginger cheese sauce and almond slices. It tasted really good, not greasy at all. True Japanese style tempura. 3rd course: Two slices of Atlantic salmon sashimi and two slices of yellow fin tuna sashimi. We were impressed with the light flavour, wasn't super fishy tasting at all. 4th course - Kaijiru: Claim miso soup with Asari Manila clams. Very flavourful. 5th course: Their signature grilled Yakitori skewers. One was chicken, one was cherry tomatoes and the other was pork belly. The pork belly was melt in your mouth, one of our favourites. 6th course: Aburi Salmon rolls with cream cheese. It was fire-tourced in-front of us. These were bigger than expected, we were getting full by this part. 7th course: Half size tonkotsu ramen. It was topped with a chain pork slice, half egg, bamboo and nori seaweed. This was my favourite. The depth of flavour in this bowl is astounding. I also whole heartedly love warm, marinated eggs. 8th course: Hand made vanilla icecream. Good finish to the night. We were very full by the end and were happy for a light finish. All of us were left extremely happy. Service was great and attentive. All in all, took us just over 2hrs for everything. We were very full by the end of it. I highly recommend this dinner if you love Japanese food. March 28th, 2025: Today I wanted to try the Rising Sun Pop-Up Ramen in Tipsy Samurai ! They're open week day lunch hours. It was a genuine Japanese experience! Very similar to Ichiran's solo dining experience in Japan. In this case, you don't have to come solo. On my paper, I got a 20oz ($11), with Star Premium Tonkotsu Pork Broth. I added on roasted garlic oil ($1.5), 2 pieces of pork with a marinated egg ($4), buttered corn ($1), Naruto fish cakes ($1), and green onion ($1). Totalling $19.50 before tax. I really enjoyed it! It's a fun way to experience ramen, have a quick lunch and it tasted good. My only suggestion is that they also make a block for noodle texture. My noodles were firm, when I would have liked medium or soft noodles. But, I will write this down next time either way. Also! They don't accept tips! This is a huge reflection of Japanese culture. It's very much a serve yourself experience. You literally just sit down, fill out your form, give your form to the bar, grab your own water and sit down. They only bring you your food, check on you once and clean up after you. If you decide to tip, the tips go to charity.

The food was yummy! I had the fried chicken and creamy miso, absolutely great! The service was…read moretop-tier tier and the waiters are super nice!

Amazing experience and food was life changing! Was met with kindness from staff after 8-day…read moregrueling road trip. Top notch cleanliness and the staff really cares about it's customers. Thank you Wok Box!! You helped me feed my family an awesome meal which will power us through 200 more miles. The beef Mongolian was heaven!!!

Hadn't tried this for a long time, so mid afternoon and no lunch we stopped by ordered a noodle box…read morewith chicken and a rice box with Korean beef. Got it home, no beef - tofu! Won't be going back again.

I ordered the Chicken Stir-fry with Honey Garlic Sauce and Crispy Egg Noodles. Portion size was…read morehuge. Flavor was delicious. Vegetables were cooked perfectly. The cut of chicken was also great. Staff were quick to attend to me and my order came out super fast. Very impressed!

Excellent food, very clean. Exceptional service, drove 2 1/2 hours to have lunch there, From…read moreMontana, and can't wait to go back.

I recently visited Café Orange in Regina for the first time. It was highly recommended by my…read morefamily, and I really like to check out new local businesses when I'm back in my hometown. Overall, I enjoyed a really nice meal with my family. The food was excellent - we loved the appetizers and fresh sushi. I would give the food a 5, but only a 3 on the service. Our server was struggling with her English, and was not overly attentive. She did not come back to check on us, ask how the food was. We had to ask to order mains once we'd finished our appies. My brother wanted to get a dish to take home with him, and the kitchen had closed already (it was about 9-9:30 on Saturday night,,,early in my books at least). We would have appreciated if our server asked us if we wanted to order more food or at least let us know that the kitchen was going to close. I would come back just based on the food, but know now that you have to stay on top of the servers and ask for what you want when you want it.

Food is great... but not worth waiting over an hour. Thought it was just a one off but after…read moreseveral trips (3x) I've come to realize it's just how they service is. Lunch and supper are both slow service. Do NOT go here for lunch if you have to return to work. Would not recommend unless your planning to stay for several hours.

Absolutely great food especially the personal meals. The owner is also top notch. We order often…read moreand never disappointed

BBQ duck was a little dry but the beef black bean on noodles was excellent as was the chicken fried…read morerice. The 3 dishes enough for 6 - 8 people, I will be eating it for the next 2 days. Buffet was kinda Cdn chinese, lots of deep fried stuff, I prefer to order off the menu usually. Service was quick and friendly.

If you're looking for a great Chinese food in Regina, venture into the east end for an authentic…read moreexperience. The decor might not be much, but it's my solid go-to for good, home cooked Cantonese food. Just a tip, order from the Chinese menu. What is it you might ask? The menu for Asian people who know what they're ordering. Yes I know it sounds horrible, but they have a standard "Western" menu chock full of "chinese" dishes known in North America. And I say that in air quotes cause most of that stuff were invented here and actually has little to no relation to actual Chinese cuisine. It just makes life easier that way. Ginger beef, sweet and sour pork.. Yeah the good deep fried stuff covered in syrupy alien sauce as we know it. That stuff is also delicious, but if you're trying to save on the calories and eat the good stuff, then you need to order from the Chinese menu. For example, when I make ginger beef at home, it is beef and broccoli with a gingery soy sauce sauteed, not deep fried. Without the disgusting amount of cornstarch and msg in it. So on to the food review. So far I've had the yang chow fried rice, sweet and sour pork, tofu with minced meat hotpot, oyster and onion hotpot, salted fish fried rice and the bbq duck. All fantastic. All reasonably priced for the portions you're getting. You're definitely getting at least 2.5 meals per person for a family of 4. Well in our house, it's more like 1.5 meals for a family of 2, only cause I like it that much and can't stop eating it. This place is comparable to any reputable small eatery in Richmond, Vancouver and I don't give that compliment lightly. If you're not feeling too adventurous, definitely start with the yang chow fried rice. They make it with baby shrimp, scrambled eggs and diced Chinese sausage...the sausage alone is reason to order it. The most important thing is you can taste the "wok hei" in the fried rice. That's the flavour imparted by a searingly hot wok to the rice. If description of this foodie term doesn't mean much to you, then all you need to know is the chef knows his shit and can work that wok. And therefore anything you order from that wok is gonna be goddamn delicious. The other thing of worthy note is the bbq duck. It has the right amount of sauce to fat to meat ratio, it blew my mind. I highly regret getting only the half order but hey, Chinese New Year is fast coming up and I'll be having it again. Note that the hotpot stuff might be a little to foreign to most in Regina, so maybe save that for when you're feeling adventurous. Hotpots can take on a jello-like consistency and look, so it doesn't look that appetizing but when you're in the mood, it can be healthy comfort food. Try it on a takeout night!