Everything I've tried here has been stellar. The salmon yellowtail carpaccio, fried garlic, curry, sushi, grilled chicken, drinks. All of it good. Great service. The only thing I don't love is the prices, but its location over the water and the quality of the food make it worth it. read more

What a wonderful experience we had here a few months ago. Service was great, the sushi was so fresh, and the beer was flowing. Who could ask for more?! read more

The food is amazing, so fresh and you can tell the cooks know what they are doing. Service is great! Always asking if we needed anything and to order is super easy. The place it's simple yet gorgeous. It is also so affordable, we got 2 type of sushi, fried rice, drinks, and the bill was around 55! read more

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It's a small, unassuming spot on Redondo Beach Pier that appears to be very popular among locals. We visited on 12/23/22 evening-the Friday before Christmas Eve and day and thankfully, had made a reservation prior. I made the reservation the Wednesday before and the only time slot they were able to give us for dinner time was 7pm. When we arrived about 15 minutes earlier than our reservation time, they were still kind enough to seat us, though they stated that they wouldn't be able to take our orders for food until our reservation time which was more than fair. They were still able to take our drink orders though There were numerous space heaters throughout the restaurant which I appreciated. It's small, but clean and bustling We got the crab (1/2 size as it was only two of us), sausage, and numerous other dishes. Everything was great! I liked the crab and felt like the portion relative to the value wasn't bad at all. It's still crab and it's still market price so don't expect a cheap deal, but for what it was, I couldn't complain. Sausage and crispy tuna was amazing. Steak was good. Everything was good. The only thing that was slightly disappointing and lackluster was the nigiri sushi and the yellow tail rolls. The rice was very bland and the sushi tasted similar to Ralph's sushi. Not necessarily bad, but we were hoping for better considering the fact that we were dining in and paying more. Service was hospitable and warm and they checked in on us just enough. I would come back .) read more

Oriental Breeze - 1/2 size crab. We paid about $45? - Seafood Near Me - Redondo Beach, California

One of My favorite restaurants in LA. The whole crab is a must-try !! If you're a seafood lover, highly recommend this place! read more

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I read a a review about this restaurant awhile ago and it's been on my to-do list ever since. Finally made our way to the Redondo Pier (much nicer than I remember) and stopped in for dinner. We scored a window table (arrive early before they are filled) with a great view and ordered a combination of sushi and sashimi. We've been eating sushi/sashimi for 30+ years so we're hard graders. In a nutshell, this place met all of our expectations. Fresh food, thoughtfully prepared with attentive service. OB has moved off my to-do list and onto my short list of go-to South Bay sushi restaurants. read more

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All around fantastic eexperience. Food, service, experience - on point! I can not wait to return.

Nasty old food!!!!! i came here 7/14/23 in the night with my friend. we stopped to get soft serve icecream which was supper expensive for that lil ass cone. Anyways we got it, i vanilla and her chocolate. when i got mines it looked odd, chunky almost. i took a bite and to my suprise it tasted like old sour milk!!!!!!! This is unacceptable service, i expect more from a buissness that has been up for so long. This icecream made me have the worst stomach ache in my life!!!!!!! no kidding, i threw up all my food when i got home. On me y'all need to fix that up before i get food services on u guys. Super disappointed ‍ i need my 9 dollars back (manager message me) fosters freeze is better smh ‍ read more

Oriental Breeze - moments before dissaster ‍‍‍ u can see the nasty chunky icecream - Seafood Near Me - Redondo Beach, California

My friend and I ate here and had fries, Dodger dogs, gyoza, shrimp fried rice, lobster spring rolls and teriyaki Buffalo wings. Everything was sooooo good! We sat outside in front of a tv that was playing the Dodger game! That was awesome that they were playing it! They also had an outdoor heater for us and they did not mind that I had my teacup Yorkie on my lap. Their large drafts of Sapporo were $6 which was a great price!!! Great service from out waitress, too!!! I will definitely go back to this place in the future!!! read more

Oriental Breeze - Lobster Spring Rolls with a delicious sweet sauce! - Seafood Near Me - Redondo Beach, California

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I love seafood and I was highly disappointed, twice. Staff seems to not care and the food is mediocre at best. I enjoy the vibe on the pier but would not choose this spot over the various others. read more

I love how this sushi place is on the pier. I frequent this place normally at night. The staff is friendly. Sushi tastes great. It can be quite hot during the summer, but you are on the beach, so summer nights are the best. Sushi tastes fresh. My favorites are the Yellowtail and green onion roll, the Dynamite & the Oyster Shooter. These are definitely my ultra favorites. I normally order: Fatty Tuna, yellowtail, inari, salmon, albacore, California roll, and sweet shrimp sushi. They have a large selection of sake and Japanese beer. I normally order the large sake. The price is not too bad, but it'll be worth the money. The Redondo Beach Pier has a big parking area, but we mainly take Uber to this establishment. They have about 2 -3 Sushi chefs on site, so there is never a long wait after you place your order. We normally sit at the sushi bar and try to come during non-peak hours (weekday nights) read more

Oriental Breeze - Seafood Near Me - Redondo Beach, California

Went to Oriental Breeze Sunday night. The food was delicious. So much flavor. Prices were very reasonable considering it's on the pier. Ordered the tempura and shrimp fried rice. Was so good. I can't wait to go back and have dinner there again. You can sit inside or eat outside. Take a pick. Try it for yourself and check it out. read more

Oriental Breeze - Tempura - Seafood Near Me - Redondo Beach, California

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Restaurant is finally open after 3months break! Everything still tastes wonderful, and staff are amazing! There are many izakaya-style restaurants especially in South Bay, but no place can't beat Oriental Breeze for authentic Japanese menu and service. My Japanese husband was so impressed with how they serve food in order, starting with light appetizer and ending with entree (like ramen and fried rice). This is the correct way to serve and no other place does this. read more

Exterior = 5/5 This is located out on the pier, so you would need to park on the street or in the parking structure to get here. It's a stall that you can identify with their ice cream cone they hang outside off their roof. You know when you see it, you are getting close to something yummy. Interior = 3/5 There is no interior, it's a stall between restaurants. There are some tables you can sit at, directly next to the location. If those are full, you can find seating in the form of benches and tables further out on the pier. Service = 5/5 Service is quick, they are able to get what you want fast - pretty straight and too the point. I usually go at night for a nice stroll along the pier and have no issues getting my order. Order = 5/5 Green tea swirl in a cone: 5/5 This is my favorite treat along the pier and it might be one of my favorite green tea soft serves, especially for the price and quantity that they give. The vanilla and green tea go well together. One flavor doesn't overpower the other, if anything the vanilla makes the green tea a bit sweeter and lighter. The green tea itself isn't too strong and is refreshing. The cone is a cake cone but shaped like a waffle cone (if that makes sense). I find that the tip of the cone tends to be prone to leaking after some time, so bring some napkins along and be ready to manage all drips! Overall = 4/5 Location is great for a nice walk whether alone or with company. Price isn't killer and the quality is great. It's one of those simple joys kind of thing where it just makes sense. Hint = get the swirl. Not the solo flavors...the swirl. Make sure to grab napkins too in case your cone leaks. Also for a date, grab some cones and head further down the pier to watch the sunset. read more

Oriental Breeze - Green tea swirl! - Seafood Near Me - Redondo Beach, California

Came in on a Sunday evening. This place was empty and I'm surprised because the food here is amazing. The sushi is fresh, the fried foods were breaded to perfection, and everything else was tasty. We ordered 18 items.. everything was so good. I will definitely be back. The only thing that bothered me a bit were the tables and chairs, they were a bit uncomfortable and dirty (tables weren't wiped that well and seats were sticky) read more

What a surprising gem! Not only is it surprising enough to find an authentic Japanese izakaya on the touristy pier, it's actually not bad! I don't go to this pier often, but I have lived in the South Bay for most of my life and have never heard of this place until coming across it on Yelp recently. Seeing that sunsets are late since summer solstice just passed last week, I was in the mood for a Saturday night dinner with a sunset view. This place fit the bill without being either an overpriced place you pay for the location or a sandy dive. The food was very good with an ample selection of usual izakaya favorites like chicken karaage, kaki fry, octopus, miso sea bass, sushi rolls, teriyaki, and a few noodle selections for the less adventurous. Everything we ordered was prepared nicely, as good as any other Japanese restaurant you would find in Torrance or Gardena. They even had a sake sampler of 4 shots that we enjoyed. Throw in the fact that this has an ocean view without a marked-up price and you've got a winner. The only thing that I didn't like was that part of the restaurant is pretty stuffy and warm so you can smell the cooking. The opened up a window (unobstructed breeze from the ocean) and it crisped the air right up. Just don't know if they can do that all the time depending on temperature and season. read more

A must try. Two parts to the restaurant one more of a to-go counter with casual food and drinks then a sit down dinner side

The matcha green tea/vanilla swirl ice cream is very delicious here! The cone is just alright, but the soft serve ice cream is pretty good! The ice cream is $3. This place also has food, drinks and other desserts. Some drinks that they have are coffees, teas and sodas. Matcha green tea and vanilla are the only ice cream soft serve flavors that they have. Oriental Breeze is a little take-out place on the Redondo Beach Pier. It is kind of hard to find, so just walk around until you see it. It is near other food places and little shops. There is parking in the structure (but you have to pay) and there are also parking meters near by. I would recommend this place to other people if they are getting the soft serve ice cream. read more

Oriental Breeze - Matcha Green Tea & Vanilla ice cream cone - Seafood Near Me - Redondo Beach, California

What a terrible experience! I attempted to have dinner here last night with my BF and a friend. We arrived a little bit before 8pm. We stood outside waiting to be seated for about 10 minutes. We kept peeking inside and it was not busy, there were plenty of tables, but we were told to wait. Finally seated a little after 8. The booth was comfy, but my side had a shit load of electrical plugs in a power strip jutting out into my hip. Safe! We ordered right away. A bottle of wine, a beer, an iced tea, a california roll, mozzarella sticks, some mussels & scallops, grilled chicken & popcorn shrimp. The drinks came out in a reasonable amount of time, but they put lots of ice in the wine, which I did not enjoy. The food took forever! We had to be somewhere at 9, so we kind of started freaking out when we had already been there 30 minutes and they hadn't brought us any of our food. Meanwhile we saw other people being served, finishing their meals, and leaving. My friend commented to the waitress that we were in a hurry and we needed to leave soon, the waitress just walked away. Finally around 8:30 they brought out the cali roll and the mozzarella sticks, and both were nasty. At 8:45 we asked where our food was, and told them we had to be somewhere in 15 minutes. They told us they hadn't started cooking our food yet, but they would start right now. We told them to cancel the whole thing and bring us the bill. Bill came, they didn't comp us for anything or even seem to care that they didn't serve us. As we were walking out some guy came up to me and said sorry. Little too late! read more

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Very tasty and super fresh sushi! Amazingly delicious ramen, We will definitely come back!

Food was really great tasty and fresh. Service is great. The place is nice and neat and also the view of the sea while eating. I would recommend this place for everyone to try. Thanks for reading read more

I didn't really mind this place. Service is a bit on the slow side. The sushi was good, the curry was good. They're also kind of ambiguous when it comes to the prices of these dishes. My boyfriend and I had to search for the prices because the prices on the menu were covered. A little weird, but it was ok! read more

Dine50/FALL2016: Day 1 Tan Tan Ramen Noodle The Dine50 Ramen Campaign is back for the 2nd time this year! Of course, I took advantage! So here we go... Oriental Breeze was a participant on the previous campaign. I skipped it back then, mainly because I didn't really want to do the drive, but when it reappeared on the list this time around, I got curious. Parking wasn't a challenge - plenty of them at the garage/structure on a cool Monday night. ($1.50/hour.) Walked in and it was pretty empty. There was a couple sitting at the bar and maybe about 6 people dining at the tables. I was given the option of a table or the bar. Decided to sit at the bar because there were a couple of football games on. Wasn't long before the server gave me the menu. Informed them I was there for the Dine50 campaign. Server had NO idea what I was talking about and referred me to one of the sushi chefs behind the counter. Once we cleared everything up, I went ahead and ordered their promo ramen. Noticed they had deep fried soft shell crabs (I'm a sucker for this) so I went ahead and got that as well. The crabs were made to order - although I was at the other end of the bar, I literally saw this get made. Love that. Didn't take long before it got to my table. It's been awhile since I had it, so I didn't care that it was piping hot. My first bite wasn't as impressive as I was hoping it would be. The batter was pretty thin - which is to my liking - but there was a strong hint of ginger flavor to it. Needless to say, it overpowered everything. The crabs also lacked that certain taste, that hint of sweetness, which pretty much convinced me it's not as fresh as it should be. Ponzu sauce made it a teenee better but not too much. Perfect timing - my noodles came out soon as I was done with the crabs. Presentation was good, it looks just as advertised. Sipped the broth and... meh. It was pretty bland, there was very little depth and flavor to it. Noodles had okay texture, it was good. Ground pork wasn't much help, and the bean sprouts and green onions didn't really do anything to stimulate my taste buds. I feel like I can make better ramen from a packet at home. Now keep in mind that this is primarily a Japanese cuisine/sushi place, so I understand they really wouldn't be focusing on the ramen. But wouldn't it make sense to offer something REALLY impressive for a campaign such as Dine50? I left full, but discontented. I really detest that feeling... Service was great. They really were nice and attentive. Will most likely never order those two items again, but they do have other dishes I'm curious enough to try. I might just come back someday. read more

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Cutest lil spot ! Right on the pier with a spectacular view. The food was really good too, definitely will come here again! read more

Oriental Breeze - Seafood Near Me - Redondo Beach, California

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Went here with my family, bought a few rolls and a beer. Decided to eat outside. It was nice and all, they had a tv by outdoor dinning table. BUT THE DOWNFALL AND BAD THING IS THAT, when I decided to ask to use the restroom for my children they immediately decided to Denise entry. Then I said ok, we can switch our visit from outdoor to indoor and I can purchase more things to make it worth it. Well, they immediately said NO we can't do that! Lol well I don't understand why when I just spent my money here and was willing to spend more. Is it because we were brown and not asian? They seem to have a preference in race! I don't recommend coming here! This behavior is not ok! read more

Oriental Breeze - Seafood Near Me - Redondo Beach, California

- Locale Destination - It's on Redondo Beach Pier, Fishermans Wharf in Redondo Beach. Ambiance: Super old school, really old (literally), not so good spot for your first date. Quiet and kinda sad. Very dim at table seating. Sushi bar is bright. Bathrooms on the left side. Hot dog window outside and restaurant are right next to it. Menu: Not just sushi, noodle, appetizers, desserts etc. Price: Not bad. Service: Alright. Parking: Easy - Gluttony Expedition - Caesar salad: Not bad. Just too much cheese. Sushi: Typical varieties. 1 order comes with 2 pieces. Yellowtail, Snapper, Uni, Seared salmon. Quality is not bad. Black cod: FANTASTIC!! Perfectly grilled and nice and thick cut! Green tea soft serve: A bit icy, not creamy for soft serve. The green tea matcha flavor was very strong. I don't like the texture, though the flavor wasn't bad. Meh. Try "Midori Matcha Cafe" in DTLA! It's way better than this. - Conqueror's Deduction - 3.5 stars. I don't say great, but not bad. Better than usual. Decent sushi, good quality appetizers. So long as you don't care about the ambiance - not bad! read more

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We love this place because of its location and great view for the sunset while sipping a nice cold drink, their food is fresh and delicious but above all, we come here because of the staff here are super fun and friendly. Now with the Covid19 around, they made sure to take preventive actions according to city guidelines and you really feel very safe dining here. Bathroom was recently upgraded too so that's good! I do recommend that you call for reservations and if possible, let them know in advance and before going what you want so this will ensure that it will be available and it will be out in a timely manner, keep in mind that they cannot bring back their full staff since they cannot use all the tables either. We told them a day before and our food came out harmoniously and we couldn't have a better good time there, the sunset was amazing too! Thank you Oriental Breeze team and all the folks singing Happy BDay to my son from their tables, that was so random but super nice!! read more

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Overall great food and location, but do NOT get the toro unless you like eating shoe leather. Suggest sushi chef checks the product before serving. read more

Oriental Breeze - Suppose to be toro, but more like shoe leather - Seafood Near Me - Redondo Beach, California

Oriental Breeze is no pearl of the pier, but it had a few a-ok Japanese dishes if you already are at Fisherman's Wharf in Redondo Beach. Olivia Z. and me went to Oriental Breeze for the advertised Ramen Week special. A few other tables had the same coupon in hand eager for $4.75 bowls of Tan Tan Men, too. Unfortunately, Oriental Breeze isn't exactly the Orient Express when it comes to ramen because they have just 1 burner for ramen which means only 1 bowl at a time is prepared for the entire restaurant. Oriental Breeze is half Sushi Bar and half Japanese Family Diner, but it is definitely not a ramen shop. The service was struggling because the restaurant was packed; however, the team's attitude stayed positive the whole time. I sincerely appreciate their efforts. Tan Tan Men (Regularly $9.75) with Sesame-flavored Sichuan-style soup of Chili Oil and Ground Pork was full of thin curly Ramen Noodles and Bean Sprouts. The broth and pork blend was light on the classic spiciness. Even at a discount price (yay), it was barely worth the near hour-long wait. (3 stars) Cold Cha Soba Noodles ($6.75) were a better match for my summer mood. Chilled Green Tea-flavored Noodles with Mentsuyu Dipping Sauce always brings back fond memories of Japan even if the noodles were unremarkable. (3 stars) The best matches for my mood were a super-size mug of Sapporo Beer while waiting for the food and then a Dipped Cone from the external facing counter outside on the way out. Oriental Breeze may not have the most politically-correct of restaurant names, but the decor, menu, and location on the Redondo Beach Pier harken back to a previous era. The two noodle dishes I tried were average at best, so, you may want to give the Sushi, Dungeness Crab, or Grilled Seabass a try instead. read more

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Oriental Breeze has a name that might not imply it is a Japanese restaurant, but is actually a Japanese-owned izakaya located at the edge of the Redondo Beach boardwalk. There is a sushi bar by the entrance that seats no more than 8, and as you continue inside, a handful of diner booths and about 4 tables can be found in this dimly-lit shack. The environment is very casual-cozy and there are several tables with spectacular views of the pier. It's surprisingly quiet enough to hold a conversation, even on a Friday evening when most people are expected to be holding beers at an izakaya. The small kitchen at Oriental Breeze does not enable food variety to be as extensive as other izakayas like Sanuki no Sato or Honda Ya. Simplicity is the theme for food here. The first two pages of the menu conveniently highlight top 10 cold and hot izakaya dishes, with the #1 hot choice being the Chilean sea bass. There are also two types of ramen, oyster/uni shooter, grilled squid, calamari, sashimi appetizers, and many other simple deep fried snacks that you most likely won't eat at home while washing down with beers or sakes. Seafood is usually a standout at pier restaurants, so we ordered the Chilean sea bass from the kitchen and a chirashi bowl from the sushi bar. I'll have to give the Chilean sea bass the edge between the two. It was delicately glazed with miso and rice wine marinade, which added gentle sweet and salty flavors to the mild fish. The fillet was then baked in an oven for about 20 minutes. What made this fish a hit was definitely its intense buttery texture - firm body, moist, and highly tender meat. It's easy to bite into and swallow, and if you want to savor it, rest each piece over your tongue and let the butter fish melt naturally. Chirashi bowl is actually not on the Oriental Breeze menu. It's a special order that is assembled with the chef's selection of fish. My order consisted of moderately thick cuts of fresh yellowtail, mackerel, salmon, snapper, uni, ama ebi, salmon roe, and scallop (~2 pc each). It was neatly presented and the rice was perfectly moist, but there was nothing spectacular about the fish variety. The ama ebi was extremely long and firm. The uni sashimi was placed on a bed of shiso leaf, which I ate together for the very first time. Its initial taste was very minty but then soon evolved into a bittersweet flavor that I was not a fan of. I probably won't eat the shiso leaf next time. Overall, I thought that the food at Oriental Breeze was surprisingly tasty and well-crafted for an izakaya that is not very well-known in the area. The prices seemed to be a bit high and in the tourist-range, as the Chilean sea bass small plate costs $15 and the small chirashi bowl was $22. Service was close to non-existent, as servers failed to greet us at the entrance and we actually seated ourselves. Our waters never refilled our waters and it took a very long time to receive the check. I'm not sure if I will repeat (not because of their food or service, but because of its 'out of the way' location), although it's a place I would recommend people to try once if they happen to be in the Redondo Beach area. read more

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A great spot for dining on the pier (March 2020). A tremendous view of the sunset too! The food is excellent. Tried a little bit of everything on the menu. All was prepared well and tasted great ! Prices are fair for the authentic flavors of each dish. The service is great. Ms Toshiko and Sanae are fantastic and work really hard to provide fast and reliable service. I plan to eat here more often in the future. read more

I love how this sushi place is on the pier. I frequent this place normally at night. The staff is friendly. Sushi tastes great. During the summer, it can be quite hot, but you are on the beach, so summer nights are the best. Sushi tastes fresh. My favorites are the Yellowtail and green onion roll, the Dynamite & the Oyster Shooter. These are definitely my ultra favorites. I normally order: Fatty Tuna, yellowtail, inari, salmon, albacore, California roll, sweet shrimp sushi. They have a large selection of sake and Japanese beer. I normally order the large sake. Price is not cheap, but we'll worth the money. The redondo beach pier has a big parking area, but we mainly take Uber to this establishment. They have about 2 -3 Sushi chef's on site, so there is never a long wait after you place your order. We normally sit at the sushi bar and try to come during non-peak hours (weekday nights) read more

Oriental Breeze - Oyster Shooter. Best shooter I have ever tasted. About $5.75. - Seafood Near Me - Redondo Beach, California

Possibly the best Japanese food outside of Japan. Small, unassuming yet amazing experience. The food is top notch. You can indulge and enjoy amazing sunsets. read more

This is the best spot to get a great view and food at the pier if you don't want all that fried unhealthy pier food. The staff is very friendly and attentive. I haven't ordered anything I didn't like! MUST TRY: Caesar Salad (5/5): really the best caesar salad, they make their own dressing Crepe (4/5): can't beat crepes for dessert, but don't ever order it at the stand outside because it's different Spicy Tuna Roll (4.5/5): i really like their spicy tuna here I think prices are pretty reasonable due to their location on the pier. This place is great for a birthday dinner or date. Be sure to ask for the couch table right by the window to have an amazing view. For three people it was about $100 including drinks so not too bad at all. read more

This seaside restaurant located on the Redondo Beach Pier provides exceptional service, food quality, and a genuine cozy aesthetic. The food is fairly priced and with the taste they deliver, you are absolutely getting more than a fair deal. The seafood is fresh, the cook treats every plate with extreme diligence, and with the frequent crowds, you'll swear you've been transported to Japan instantly. We had the toro and it was marbled to perfection; it melted instantly on the tongue. The gyoza was delicate and soft with crispy bits. The flavors were all distinct and memorable. The shrimp udon was a smoky blend of bonito and rich salty oily broth. The shrimp was tender and sweet. The soft shell crab was paired with a beautiful onion tangy sauce. Make some time in your travels to stop by this humble, but earnestly impressive, restaurant. You won't regret it. read more

Ironic name for an ironic place. They have sushi fusion with some warm plates. The sushi is just above average. The sushi chef makes all the California standards with some fusion rolls. The seasoning on the warm dishes is very good. The only downside is the service. The food comes out very slowly. It takes them on average 90 minutes to prepare three plates so plan your parking time accordingly. The place has no ventilation. The only breeze you get is from tiny screen windows above the main windows. So it's stuffy in there. In the summer, it's stuffy and hot. In the winter, it's stuff and warm. I still go to this place but I try to go before peak hours so I don't have to deal with an overly stuffy restaurant. read more

Oriental Breeze - Your only "breeze" is through windows like these. - Seafood Near Me - Redondo Beach, California

This place is so underrated. The sushi and sashimi is always fresh and delicious. If on the Redondo Pier try this place out. You won't be disappointed. read more

Tuesday night. Arrived at 6 pm so we had the best view in the restaurant. Weren't sure what to expect as the place was somewhat dead. But let me tell youuuuu... The fish was really fresh/ melt in your mouth! We had: salmon avocado roll, rainbow roll, and the Chilean sea bass (which is a must-- each buttery piece pealed layer by layer, burnt around the edges which added a nice contrast. Decided to give the restau 4 stars only because it could've been a little cleaner. However, food and service... On point. Ooh! Also had the green tea ice cream-- delish. Reasonably priced as well! read more

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Authentic Japanese sushi overlooking the pier and ocean? Amazing pricing included? Oriental Breeze is a rare restaurant that should have lines out the door. Absolutely amazing. read more

We came here on a Wednesday night and experienced the worst service. It is a small restaurant to begin with, and it wasn't necessarily too busy, also considering it was a Wednesday night. We ordered our food and waited about 45 minutes to get it. Tell me why after 45 minutes of waiting, they decide to tell me that they only have enough to make 1 order of beef curry, when my friend and I had both ordered the curry. So I had to change my order so my friend could eat the beef curry. Our orders came out at different times, and since I had to change my order, I was the last one awkwardly eating while all of my friends had already finished their food. My friend asked for no bean sprouts in her ramen, yet they were in the soup. We asked to split checks and she said we could, but when we got the check it wasn't split. Now onto the food. The tan tan ramen was not good, there was barely any flavor in the broth. The beef curry was good and had nice flavor. The dynamite dish is worth getting, it kind of tastes like a classy nacho cheese, in my opinion. I got the spicy hot pot, the broth was very tasty, much better than the broth in the tan tan ramen, but the meat tasted like dry, mundane rubber. If I were you, I would skip out on eating at this place. read more