We were in Fort Worth and decided to give Mulon Asian Kitchen a try. Traffic is a mess because of…read moreconstruction on I-20, but one off the highway it was easy to get to with plenty of parking. We were early so not crowded and we were seated quickly. Friendly and attentive server got our order and the food started coming! The miso soup was good, the crunchy California roll was fantastic! Bento box with steak and one with tempura shrimp were both huge and the food excellent. A good find!

I came here because the Google reviews were pretty good, but unfortunately my experience didn't…read morelive up to the ratings. The prices are reasonable, and I originally wanted to try the sushi, but the restaurant was extremely warm inside, which honestly made me question how fresh the sushi would be. One thing that stood out was the huge variety of Asian cuisines on the menu. While having options is nice, it also made me wonder if they're really able to execute each dish well. I ordered the orange chicken with yakisoba noodles, but when my food arrived, I was served lo mein. The waitress even referred to it as lo mein. When I mentioned that I had ordered yakisoba, she insisted that it was yakisoba. It wasn't. Yakisoba and lo mein are two completely different dishes. To make matters worse, the noodles were cold, dry, and lacked any real flavor. The food also came out incredibly fast--less than ten minutes after ordering. While some people might see that as a positive, it made me feel like my meal wasn't prepared fresh and was likely pre-made or simply reheated. The appetizers were disappointing as well; they were doughy and bland. The orange chicken was actually good, but I didn't come here just for orange chicken. To top it all off, before we had even finished eating, the waitress/host brought us to-go boxes without asking if we were done. It made us feel like we were being rushed out, even though it was just a Sunday afternoon. Overall, I won't be returning. There were a few positives, but the poor food quality, incorrect order, and rushed service outweighed them. I was really hoping for a better experience.

his is a Korean BBQ with sushi. It is AYCE. This is the upside: bring an appetite and enjoy! The…read morefood was very good and the service was decent. I would highly recommend it. The serving sizes are small, obviously to prevent food waste. I respect that, but I would have ordered doubles to make sure we had enough before they came back around. Orders are taken at the table (not on an iPad like KPOT), so you need to have an idea of what you want before the server leaves. Also, with BBQ and sushi happening at the same time, things can easily get confusing, especially with a larger group. Plan accordingly. None of this is really a problem--just things to know. We will be back!

This is a new spot here in Burleson so we decided to give it a try. It was all you can eat and we…read morealso did the all you can eat sushi. The inside was beautifully decorated and our server did a great job. Sushi - The Texas roll was very good. For the meats we had spicy salmon, beef bulgogi, lemon chicken, and rib fingers. It was all good but the best was the bulgogi and spicy salmon. We had fried rice and steamed with it and chose bell pepper onion and broccoli for our veggies. We probably should have came hungrier because that's about as far as we went. It was around 90 with 2 teas and 2 all you can eat meals. We will be back for a special occasion maybe but it was a little high.

Great, cheap, Chinese food. Huge portions and GREAT, FRIENDLY…read moreservice...................................... ......................... A+

We LOVE China Express! We usually eat here 2-3x a month. Food is always fresh and they give you…read morevery filling portions. The staff is always very friendly and happy you're there.

Honestly this sushi was great! They serve a full portion and the rolls are really big. We came in…read morewhile they were slow, so we got our meal really quickly. Would 100% recommend!

Rating: 8/10 Date Last Visited: 9/24/2025…read more We ordered the Hollywood Roll ($16), Baked Salmon Roll ($16), and Tiger Roll ($16). All three rolls were delicious. The baked salmon roll was my favorite - the slightly cooked salmon, cream cheese, and avocado were a perfect combo. The other two rolls were also solid. The sushi didn't feel overwhelmed by the sauces and the fish itself tasted pretty fresh. For the price, it's a decent portion size and splitting three rolls between two people is enough to really fill both people up. I always get takeout from here, but the restaurant itself has a lot of space and the workers are always really nice. They also have a lot of other things on their menu, but I've only had the sushi rolls. Overall, I would recommend this place if you want some good sushi rolls.

Pleasantly surprised. We were in the area and yelped this little gem…read more I ordered the Shrimp Pan Fried Dumplings and they were good. The waitress informed me though that they weren't really pan fried. I could tell. More like Air Fried. The Tuna tower was delicious and fresh. Really enjoyed it. My sis ordered hibachi steak, her favorite and loved every bite. Service was sweet and pleasant.

This place is great for casual sushi or hibachi if you're in the area. The service is usually…read morepretty good and the food is always tasty. Today I had a Bento E and my wife had a sushi E. They brought the sushi out about five minutes before they brought my meal out, so I sat there and twiddled my thumbs for a little while lol. The meals were good and I will come here again.

As usual - everything was superb! Pan Asia is my newest favorite restaurant. The waitress is a…read moredelight and the owner greets her customers. We had chicken with garlic sauce and Singapore noodles - don't miss this dish! The blend of flavors in both dishes was perfect. Also, we love the vibe of Pan Asia. Nice decor, comfy booth or choose to sit at the sushi bar. You can watch a local game, the traffic on Camp Bowie and still have a decent conversation with your dining partner.

On Saturday, my sponsor said, ".... I'm taking you out for…read moreFather's Day tonight since restaurants will be busy Sunday." Driving home after our meal, I said "Father's Day is next week." We still had a great meal. Started with a Chef Special sushi. My sponsor had coconut shrimp and I ordered Tom Kai. Our favorite was the sushi roll. The shrimp was delicious with ample shrimp. My soup was not the traditional I am accustomed to with creamy coconut milk and mushrooms and chicken. It had a little more spice a few chunks of pineapple celery and other Thai stuff. It was worth the drive.

Great service, the food is delicious, the portions are filling, and the price is just right!read more

Very decent lunch for the price and portion. My usual order is their orange chicken with fried…read morerice. The meal comes with egg drop or wonton soup. I always opt for egg drop. Very filling and satisfying and the service for lunch rice is pretty efficient. I always think that this location has a more brighter ambiance than the other one.

Long time::: I've been stopping through for 20+ years when…read morethe enthusiasm and food draws me. They have changed a bit over the years, all steel table grills now with bar chairs around. Settings for 8-20 with high chairs and groups settled together but somewhat by pairs or groupings. An hour wait line starts almost at opening and allows time to settle in the rather large (50?) bar area for appetizers, sushi rolls and a wide variety of drinks while waiting. (Without waiting for the tables, it has been suggested the bar with sushi, etc is available first come first serve as group seatings and bar/app service cycle through. *The spectacle is well done by the chef, bouncing and spinning food parts and knife work with visual panache. Basic core meal is veggies grilled in shifts, salad and soup, and the different meals are your selection by meat/fish type. Each person gets their selection and are served up when each item is cooked on the sequence. This gives continual feed, not accumulating to pile up a whole plate to eat later. Upcharge for fried rice, but good flavor and inclusions and about double the amount of the white steamed rice. *Emperors Plate has most everything, beef, shrimp, lobster, and the full round of veggies with soup and salad. Quite a good quantity. And a scoop of orange sherbet to finish. *Most meals have enough for some take home pack with bean sprouts, rice, some of the main. *Meals have enough for a couple small appetites to share, or a full meal with an extra plate will get the added soup, salad... with the servings split to smaller quantity for the extra plate. Seems that is done frequently, especially if appetizer or sushi rolls are added on from waiting time or startup at the table. Flavors: several sauces are provided as cooking and as dipping sauce, one garlic tamari(?), and a light ginger dip sauce. There are 2-4 flare up sessions on the grill as start of next portion starts to cook. This removes some of the moisture, gives a surface flavor and texture, as well as burns off the alcohol (brandy?) leaving a bit of caramelized flavor as retained on the grill that is cleared between courses. Thus a flare of fire, and a poof of steam. Seeing these at your own table as well as scattered around the room is impressive. ** Good flavor, good selections, great spectacle, always worth coming back and waiting time. Don't come before another event because this can easily be 2hr+ from arrival to exit, but you are there with the ones you brought for company in the first place. It's worth it. Japanese palace is a place that calls me back sporadically, not as costly as a core steakhouse, but lots more pomp and show. $$$ 20-50pp, additional depending on selections, drinks and apps...

Some friends of ours took us here for dinner. We sat in the bar and ordered drinks (super strong…read moreand yummy) and ordered apps and food. We ordered special sushi without avocado in our orders because our friend is allergic to avocado and the guy brought it out and said no avocado and you could clearly see it had avocado so thankfully we saw it before she put it in her mouth or we would've had to call 911. The food was good. Best part of the night was the drinks for sure.