By far, some of the best food in Utah. I was shocked to see only a 4.1 on Yelp. Google has a 4.7…read more Honestly, 5/5. The service was great and we only waited about 10 minutes for a party of two during a Saturday dinner rush. The gyoza appetizer was delicious. I asked the waitress if it was made fresh in house and she said yes. I could tell right away when they came out that they were, in fact, homemade gyoza. They had the perfect amount of pork filling and the outside was soft and doughy. The dipping sauce added a much desired flavor for the filling. I loved that they added cabbage, carrot, and green onion on the top. The Miyazaki roll was truly delicious. It had the perfect amount of spice, topped with generous wagyu, and filled with the perfect crispy shrimp. The jalapeño aioli was so creamy and delicious. The sable silk roll was also a flavor combination I've never experienced before. Had the perfect amount of heat and sweetness. I loved the chili oil on top as well as the fish. It was melt in your mouth. The unagi was seared to perfection and was also so soft. The snow crab inside was delicious as well. All the flavors worked together and their sushi was truly some of the most flavorful I've ever had in Utah. Miyazaki truly has incredible quality fish that they use for their sushi. The Wagyu medallions were out of this world. Cooked to perfection and seasoned exactly how you would like. There was so much flavor in this dish. I truly cannot wait to come back soon. I highly recommend Miyazaki.

The food did not match the price point, some dishes were ok but a lot of the sushi did not taste…read morehigh quality and was fishy. Service was really slow and our entrees took very long, drinks were forgotten etc. the hamachi crudo and the Yuzu cheesecake were the only things that did not disappoint us oh and the side of mashed potatoes. Everything else I would skip.

I had to try Shoga Sushi Bar when I was passing through a few months ago, and let me tell you--the…read moresushi was SO fresh and absolutely worth the stop! I tried quite a few things: a crunchy jalapeño, avocado and yellowtail roll (I can't remember the exact name, but it was PERFECT), yellowtail collar, seaweed salad, jalapeño poppers, green tea, and avocado rolls. Everything tasted fresh, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. But what made me enjoy this place even more was the atmosphere. Great ambience, relaxed energy, and genuinely good vibes from the staff. You know those places where the food is excellent AND you just feel good being there? This was one of them. It felt like a little treat in the middle of my travels, and I'm really glad I stopped in. Fresh sushi, lovely atmosphere, great service--definitely worth trying if you're in the area!

Cute little place with great ambiance. Great service and I always get the Cupid roll, even if it's…read morenot on the menu. I think it's Orems best kept secret sushi place.

A nice lunch w/ friends…read more Parking is great as they have their own private lot! Service is good too The sukiyaki was popular w: the group - a great home style dish Tempura - done well Bento meal - a lot of food and selection Overall a good lunch

First time trying the red dragon roll and is now my new favorite. there's a lot of flavor on that…read moreroll and also the geisha roll. The baked green mussels were a 10/10! Staff is always great and great spot that isnt too pricey!

The million-dollar question is: What's the difference between Hot Topic, Box Lunch, and Spencer's?…read moreWell first of all, you won't want to let your kids out of your sight in Spencers - or better yet, leave them at home - because of the "naughty" room in the back. But for the collectable and kitsch crowd, the question is "which one will have all the stuff I'm looking for, and why do I need to go to Hot Topic?" Well, first, if you're into Pop! Funko figures (which everybody seems to be into these days) you'll want to check it out. They have a little more than Game Stop or Cabin Fever, and little less than BoxLunch. Definitely a sturdy collection you'll have a fun time looking at ... and a difficult time leaving without at least one! The main thing that sets Hot Topic apart is it has a very strong focus on things for girls and women. I'd say that it's 60/40 female focus. They also are hitting the Star Wars hard ... they have a "Her Universe" section that has some cool stuff with a female slant. As well, Hot Topic leads the way in t-shirts. If you want a cartoon character or superhero or rock band or icon or anime character or wizard on a t-shirt, you'll most likely find it on their wall of tees. And if you're into Stranger Things, I haven't seen as much stuff anywhere else. Hot Topic is a fun store that you'll have a hard time leaving without a full bag!

This is my favorite store to buy gifts for my daughters. We are geek, nerds, whatever you wanna…read morecall us and they cater to our likes. From Miyazaki to Supernatural, and from Disney Princesses to Marvel Superheroes, they have T-shirts, jewelry, Pop figures, toys, and so much more. Service is always great and they always have good deals.

My family and I really enjoy this mall…read more They have a good mix of higher end shops, and mid range stuff. There's also a lot of food and entertainment options. I really like the walkways too, they are super wide, so even with a ton of people there, I've never felt too crowded.

Parking can be hard…read more Mall itself is ok, can be more organized, less scattered. Value is good for most stores. Service overall is good. Plenty of restaurants. Will come again on a weekday for parking situation.

Before they will even schedule an appointment, they have you go to a web portal and complete a long…read morequestionnaire that is mostly concerned with how you are going to pay. They even have you upload a scan of your insurance card. NOTE - they ask for a lot of private information which seems OK because it's a secured site. But, once you click submit they send the entire form - with all your responses - to your e-mail address, unencrypted. Once they verify your insurance and all that (took a day), they call you back and schedule an appointment. I could either wait a month or, if willing to drive to Magna, wait a week. OK, drive to Magna is "only" 30 min. Day before appointment I get the routine text reminding me. Day of the appointment I drive out there and try to check in. No. They canceled the appointment because the therapist - and I quote - "didn't like your insurance". Uh... United Healthcare? No discussion, no alternative. No apology. I guess it was too much trouble to call, e-mail, or text that they'd canceled the appointment? Easier to just let me drive in and tell me to blow off. Great therapy there guys! Thanks for caring.