Nice interior, very good service…read more We arrived just before happy hour ended so we took advantage and ordered two appetizers, one pork and one vegetable gyoza. Both were very fresh and delicious. My entree was the Kiwami Shiro (pork broth, scallion, mushroom, bamboo, egg, pulled pork, sliced pork, noodles). The broth was incredible and pulled the whole thing together. I definitely want to come here again and try more items off the menu.

We really enjoy Kiwami Ramen, a great neighborhood restaurant…read more Great ramen, with many options to customize your bowl. Friendly, attentive service. Ask about appetizer and drink specials.

First time in! && first time trying Ramen in general! So good , and we definitely will be back!…read more For appetizer we had the Gyoza and Pork Belly buns. For dinner, we had the spicy miso with pork & my partner had the spicy miso tonkotsu with pork. Dessert we had green tea and strawberry mochi. Very low key place, street parking and a lot in the back. It is two floors, with bar upstairs. Service was great. Staff is friendly and helpful being our first time having ramen!

The food was so delicious we forgot to take photos of what we ordered. But everything was…read moredelicious! You scan the QR code on the napkin holder on your table to see the menu. Their happy hour gives some great deals. Service was good. Your check arrives inside a manga. We will definitely be back!!

Five stars, no notes. I love this place…read more The staff is so welcoming, funny, and great at what they do. Every time I have a cocktail it is delightfully balanced. I think my cocktail was called the Tokyo Pop? Not positive but you have to get it. Gin, bubbles, sake, and a hint of lemon in a flute glass. Refreshing, a hint of sweet, a hint of lemon, and extremely drinkable. It would be too easy to throw a ton of these back. But I was demure and had one. I enjoyed the calamari--my go-to here. Crispy, with a bit of heat from pickled peppers, a bit a of sweet form a sweet glaze, and a nice herby zing from mint, herbs, and scallions. They also top the calamari with a a nice portion of greens dressed in a lemon vinaigrette, making this appetizer feel close to a light meal. I am absolutely obsessed with the ponzu mayo that comes on the side. An absolutely delightful touch. I also enjoyed the chocolate cream pot. Talk about decadent. I love that it is served with berries, because you need that tartness to balance out the richness. Fully indulgent. Bonus points: I working fireplace. (And holiday decor still up--this never bothers me.) The ambiance is always lovely, with something iconic on the TV always playing. This spot is one of my fave representation of the Louisville food scene.

First, this restaurant is great! Where do I start, the service, the cocktails, the chef or the…read morefood? All of which are stand outs. I was fortunate to be with a large party and we decided to order several dishes and share. Everything was delicious, and the banana flower salad was memorable and we ordered two. I'd also recommend the veggie sides, carrots, bok choy, and brussels sprouts. Chik'n & Mi is a wonderful place for a date, solo dining or spending time with friends. Overall, this is a wonderful place that accommodated all of our needs.

Honestly some of the best pho I've had. The service was incredible. A warm and welcoming staff that…read moremade it even more enjoyable. The lunch special might be the best deal in town.

This is one of the more unique fried rice dishes I've had. It tastes wonderful, the savoriness and…read moreumami flavor comes as you'd expect for fried rice but the cheese, chorizo, bacon, and fried egg add a nice spin on it. It's like an American breakfast had a baby with latin and eastern cuisine. The crunch from the bacon is heavenly and the cheese, melted from being underneath the hot fried egg adds another layer of savoriness that some might find overpowering, make this feel like a cheat meal that gives great hugs. District 6 is one of my favorite places to visit in town. It's a bit small and seating can be a little cramped sometimes, but the food, service, and small neighborhood restaurant vibes are on point. All that for a decent price; If you're in the area, check em out!

Started off with the Karaage Japanese Fried Chicken (marinated chicken in soy and garlic, then…read morebreaded in potato starch served with a citrus mayo dipping sauce) - uh yes, if I could have 8 orders of these I would still ask for more! Then I ordered the Black garlic Tonkotsu (24 hour pork broth with black garlic oil topped with pork chashu, shredded black mushrooms, soft boiled marinated egg and green onion. Add the optional chili oil, you wont be disappointed! Was sad that the drink offerings were so limited and so I had to settle for plain water (I dont drink soda and that seemed to be all they had that day). Service was too much on the slow side considering it was just my table and then three other customers in there, but we were told at one point they were in the middle of training someone new so I can excuse that. Interior is very cool, much nicer than the weird, stark, church basement feel of the cheesesteak place, it actually has a personality now! Go here, it is phenomenal, you wont be disappointed!

Nothing fancy about this place. Just straight up ramen. If you don't want pork, make it very…read moreobvious. Very nice staff.

The food was hot and delicious! Service was superb and the ambiance was giving the vibe it was…read moresupposed to. I had the spicy beef ramen. I added bamboo shoot, wood ear mushrooms, and toasted seaweed to my bowl. I also had the Kani fries w/ a large hot Sake. My Ma had my favorite Tom Yum Seafood Ramen with the Ikageso Karaage w/ a large hot Sake. It's always so clean , bright and inviting.

SHAME ON YOU! A…read moreblind man was told to leave his guide dog outside. Twelve years ago, my dear friend began breeding Goldendoodles: to produce dogs capable of changing lives and they did (Many Many Lives) One of those puppies is Ozzy. Ozzy isn't "just a dog." He is a highly trained guide dog by Custom Canines Service Dog Academy who gives his person, Kevin Kraly, the independence that many of us take for granted every single day. He is Kevin's eyes. His partner. His freedom. Recently, Kevin and Ozzy attempted to enter THIS restaurant together. Instead of being welcomed, they were turned away. They were asked for identification for Ozzy. They were told they could only dine outside only there was no outside dining . They were even told Kevin could come inside if he tied Ozzy up outside and left him there. Imagine being told to leave your eyes at the door. Let.that.sink.in. A blind man was told to leave his guide dog outside. Even after the law regarding service animals was shown and explained, entry was still denied. This isn't simply poor customer service. This is a reminder that many people with disabilities still face barriers that should not exist in 2026. The Americans with Disabilities Act protects the right of service dog teams to access businesses open to the public. These protections exist because guide dogs are not pets--they are essential medical assistance animals that allow their handlers to navigate the world safely and independently. No one should have to fight for basic access because they are blind. No one should have to defend the legitimacy of their guide dog. And no one should ever be told to leave their eyes outside.

Korean is top-notch. For such a simple, unassuming place, the flavors just absolutely pop…read more Everything I've had there has been wonderful, and it's probably one of the most crave-worthy restaurants around. The food comes out surprisingly quickly given how small the kitchen is, and the staff is always very friendly. It's actually the place my kids request more than anywhere else in Louisville, and they each have their own favorite dishes. The bibimbap in the stone bowl is excellent, but my personal favorite is the tofu stew, which is absolutely perfect on a cold winter night. In the summer, I tend to go for the chicken wings or the Korean pancakes. Honestly, I want to try everything on the menu eventually because everything we've had so far has been that good.

Introduced my sister to Korean food on Friday night with a visit to Sarang. We were all happy with…read moreour food and the service. There are a few tables inside and a few tables outside. We were able to sit outside and watch the Bardstown Road Friday traffic. We shared the beef mandu and loved how crispy it was. My order was the beef JapChae and I will absolutely order this again. The noodles and beef had the best flavor, and the dish was full of veggies. It also came with rice and honestly I couldn't finish my food the order was such a decent size.

Pleasantly surprised by this last minute decision. Super close to Iroquois Park and Churchill…read moreDowns. Part of a fun group of other restaurants in the same lot making it a great place to hang out before and after the meal. Lovely decor, clean environment, fast service and probably the best Ramen I've had in a long time. Get the extra chashu (pork) you'll def want more of it. Also enjoyed the gyoza and a Hokkaido Roll to start. Thai tea with boba and a Sapporo to wash it all down. Will be thinking about this meal for a while.

With the flurries & wind, today seemed a great day to get something warm in our bellies. So glad we…read morepicked this place! We opted to share a bowl of ramen & a sushi roll. The portions were generous, delicious and fresh! Our server was fantastic and helpful. We definitely will return.

NUMBER ONE: Heated Toilet Seats…read more NUMBER TWO: $3 House Salad NUMBER THREE: Beef Curry Noodles I've been loyal and loving Hiko-A-Mon for the past 8 years. The service is top notch and it's always the perfect amount of crowded. Whether you're coming for sushi, noodles or something else you're going to find exactly what you're looking for here. We just keep coming back and it's for good reason. I love Hiko-A-Mon.

It's been a few years since I've eaten at hiko-A-Mon but now I can't wait to go back! I'm a big fan…read moreof miso cod and I haven't found a great place for it that doesn't break the bank and that makes me full until tonight!! Oh my goodness, the miso cod I would put up against any other place. It's so good, such a great portion with vegetables and fried rice for $24.00. If you know anything about miso cod trend you'd know that for most other places $24 would get you 3 bites of cod with a little lettuce. If you're looking for some miso cod for a killer deal go here!

Miso soup is made daily and was delicious. I had the Kraken Attacks roll. It was really good but…read moreI wish it was a little spicier. Kimchi was spicy and delicious. Everyone else in our party enjoyed their food including the ramen. Our server was attentive but was not intrusive. Always a good meal when we come here. Will return soon!

Exceptional food and service at the New Albany location. It's our go-to place whenever we're in…read moreLouisville. Try the kimchi.