We went here for a girls night dinner. This place is good and comforting. I like how the booths…read morehave some privacy with the curtains and there are call buttons if you need the server. The servers were attentive and we did not even need to use the call button. Food came out quickly, it was delicious. The broth is flavorful, they add in a good amount of extra ingredients. I love bamboo and the was plenty of it in the bowl. The egg was cooked perfectly. The noodles have a great chewy consistency. It was filling and I even got a to go container. The ramen was still good the next day, not soggy as you'd expect. They have cayenne pepper and some pickled peppers if you want more spice to the ramen. The bubble tea here is also really good, it's nice and easy to order with the kiosks they have. The overall atmosphere is very nice, makes you feel like you are in Japan, they even have the umbrella bags for rainy days!

Went to KyuRamen with a large group of 10 and enjoy our experience there! The servers were nice and…read moreattentive, and they brought out all of our dishes at once. The place is bright and clean, and they also have a few private rooms! I got the Combo A, which included tonkotsu ramen, a pork bao, and matcha dessert. The pork bao and matcha dessert were just okay but the ramen was rich and comforting. The noodles were not too soft, and the pork was tender and flavorful. It doesn't compare to ramen I've had in Japan or even LA but it hits the spot when I'm craving it!

I ordered a large order from them via DoorDash since DoorDash displayed that they were open for…read moreanother hour and a half. After 10 minutes, the restaurant cancelled the order (meaning their DoorDash portal was on that they were accepting orders and active and that they had to manually cancel it). I now have a large sum of money that I do not receive back in a refund for 3-10 days not to mention still having to get a large meal order with 100.00 less dollars in my pocket to do it with. All of this is due to the restaurant not correctly utilizing the tech that they are provided to set the available hours and then cancelling once an order that they weren't apparently prepared to actually make came in. This is my second experience with this location. Last time I ordered from them I paid extra for char siu and for eggs which I didn't receive as well. Very disappointing particularly in a field of many quality ramen establishments.

Located in the popular Eagan Central Park Commons shopping/food area. Shares a free parking lot…read morewith surrounding businesses. This location does have various ramen soups and fried noodles bowls along with appetizers and drinks. Please note this location doesn't have sushi and other locations may. Service was fast and friendly as usual. Ordered a char siu ramen, aged tofu and gyoza. All were delicious.

I loved this Japanese restaurant in Burnsville. It's in a small strip mall, but the restaurant…read morespace is very well done and spacious. The staff is terrific and the food was excellent. We had the Kazoku roll, delicious, and the presentation was over the top (see photo). Also ordered the spicy ramen and the shoyu ramen. Both well made and great broth. They have a happy hour special, and bento boxes for lunch. Will definitely be back.

Right off of Cliff Road at the end of a small strip mall which made it very easy to find. Good…read moreamount of lot parking. This place is good for groups or individual dining. I came for lunch with a friend and could sit anywhere. We were greeted with a warm towel and miso soup on the house. Looks like they also have patio space when it's warm. Lots of good looking and colorful sushi and plates to choose from, lots of variety and unique dishes that you might not find elsewhere like the monkey brains which is deep fried avocado with chunks of crab and tuna. There lunch specials, ramen, wine and apps also. I was a little turned off that the shrimp in my shrimp tempura roll seemed to have some dirt and wasn't thoroughly cleaned. One of the plates he brought to the table also had food stuck on to it. The quality of the spicy tuna on the Minnesota Roll was not as expected, seemed like a well dressed canned and scooped tuna salad, and the crab is clearly imitation crab. Good atmosphere and service, but the food was less than. My friend seemed to enjoy her chicken teriyaki though.

I love the rice bowls (donburi) here! I usually go around once a week or so. There's a ton of…read moretoppings but I normally get them taken off. I recently had an issue with a takeout order and when I went back they fixed it right away! Very kind staff, great food.

Great! Service fast ambience super cool…read more Ordered pork goyza. And fried chicken rice

What most impressed me (initially) about this place was the friendly service...the servers were…read morevery patient with our group (I went up to order several times). Our orders came out very q The ramen was delicious and very tasty, the broth not too greasy or salty. The noodles were perfectly chewy. My ramen cravings were well satisfied!! The gyoza appetizers (we tried both vegetarian and pork) were excellent, but my favorite was the agedashi tofu (deep fried tofu with broth, bonito and minced seaweed)....the best appetizer I've had in awhile!

Fire! I love this place. The ramen is hot fresh and you get it super fast. Love this placeread more

I have never had donburi before But now I'm addicted it was so delicious simplistic and it's…read moreingredients but high level on the flavor. Katsu chicken flavorfully breaded served on a bed of rice with eel sauce and yum yum sauce. Fresh cucumber sliced on the side A large portion I feel for the price point and good flavor I've now been back a few more times since my first visit.

Food was fantastic! We also had some Harumaki & cream cheese puffs. It wasn't too busy, food came…read morequickly and service was great.

UNBELIEVABLE! Dishes are beautifully presented, flavors are…read morerich, and a lot of care is taken with every detail. Excellent Service and incredible value. Please never change

I order food from here pretty frequently. I always tip 10-20% and pick up the order. Spending…read moreanywhere from $30-$150 total each time. Usually there is a very nice young girl working the front. Today I decided I wanted lunch while I take a break from DoorDashing. I walked into the restaurant and saw my order was ready but I had to use the restroom so I proceeded to walk toward the back where they are located. As I'm walking back there an older crabby woman with a permanent frown moved the phone away from her mouth and yelled, "excuse me"! I looked at her in shock and said, "I'm going to use the restroom". I'm 36 and something like this has never happened in all my years of life. Why on Earth would I walk to the back of the restaurant with a secret agenda!? People usually wash their hands before they eat anyways. I 100% feel like she said that to me because I am brown. I use the restroom at many restaurants all day as a doordasher and I have never had someone try to stop me when it's very obvious where I was going. I've never written a review before but I think during the times we are in other brown people need to be aware of the microaggressions the Apple Valley staff, specifically the crabby old woman has toward brown people. I will not be coming back to this location after this Interaction. I'm not spending my money AND TIPPING people who think I'm a threat. Don't come here, drive to the Eagan location.

This place is closed! There's some signs on door but looks to be vacated. Nothing on the shelves.read more

It dawned on me that I had no clue whether Eagan had an Asian grocery store. I did a quick search…read moreand found Viet Hoa Lao Market. This store is across from a Walgreens that I enjoy and a Dairy Queen that I had visited for the first time last month. I found this store easily. It's in a plaza with a bunch of other businesses. I backed into a spot and walked in. This store has Vietnamese, Chinese, and Thai items. It looks like a tiny store from its exterior, but there is so much to look at when you're inside. The aisles are narrow. If you require a walker or wheelchair, you will have a tough time moving around this store. The fresh produce and fridges containing drinks and more are on the left when you first walk in. You can get baguettes and banh mi sandwiches by the checkout area on the right when you walk through the doors. The ramen, vermicelli, and noodle section is impressive. I stood there in awe of everything that I was looking at. I was also impressed that there was a little section with Chinese ointments and hair dyes. I wish that it was more extensive. However, if you want white flower oil or tiger balm for your ailments and such, you are good getting them here. It was nice seeing packages of banh xeo flour. You can pretty much find everything that you need to make an authentic Vietnamese, Chinese, or Thai meal, from sriracha to cha chien. I saw huge jackfruit by the Pocky. I've never seen both products so close together in a store. You can tell that this store packs so many products in such tiny quarters. The snacks are decent, from coconut-covered peanuts, to shrimp-flavoured chips. I didn't buy anything, but I was curious to check this place out. The store accepts cash and most major credit cards, including Discover. I enjoyed browsing here. I'd return if I need any snacks or feel adventurous to make some banh xeo in my hotel room. (113)

I had no intention of writing a review but the ease of ordering through Yelp and the quality of the…read morefood I received proved that it was necessary! I was leaving my sand volleyball league and needed something simple I could grab on my way home. I ordered at the start of my last game, set my pickup time, and went about my business. By the time I left the game and arrived to pick-up my food it had just been finished - right on time! Staff was very friendly and the process was effortless. I walked into the lobby, grabbed my order, and went home. I think because it was so affordable I was expecting to compromise on quality but the hibachi was really good! We both had steak and shrimp with yum yum sauce and it was reminiscent of Benihana. Honestly, the only concern I have is knowing Hibachi express exists and that I have to pass it once a week when I can barely control myself. I have to enthusiastically recommend you give Izumi Hibachi Express a try next time you're looking to grab takeout!

Please give it a chance. I was hesitant about going in because it didn't have many reviews but…read moreended up going in and got the gyoza and hibachi steak+shrimp and the food was good. Everything tasted homemade and fresh. The yum yum sauce also tasted homemade and unique. We heard multiple people who were dining in talking about how good it was--which I agree. This is definitely the place to go if you want the taste of hibachi without paying $90 for two!! You do get smaller portions than at a hibachi restaurant though. Flavor of the fried rice was on the blander side by itself but when you mix it in with the meat it fixes that problem. Also the staff were really nice :)

Literally a hole in the wall that you order through tucked inside a gas station that has the best…read moreMexican food around. Worth it even though it's a bit sketchy.

I really like the story that gets told about how this cookie-cutter gas station has a food counter…read morewith mind-blowing food. But that last part doesn't match my experience. I had so-so birria tacos (no consomme, single soft-corn tortilla) and so-so horchata (served in a sealed bag that looks like an IV pouch, actually kind of funny), along with a tasty and particularly juicy elote. My friend got the Asada Mulita and he quite enjoyed it. That seemed like a good deal for $9, and $4.90 per taco for what I got is okay. The ambiance absolutely does not rise above what you would expect from an unremarkable, utilitarian convenience store with a few tables that aren't routinely wiped down. You can order online (highly recommended) or from a screen near their covered-up window. Whenever a food place is clearly hiding its employees from its customers, I'm nervous that I will be ignored. But someone was constantly popping out and asking people what their names were, and telling them how many minutes they can expect to wait. (Waiting = standing next to the salty snacks shelves.) I see now that they have Al Pastor Chicken with Pineapple Pico and I definitely want to come back and try that. Maybe I'll raise my rating if I love it. Meanwhile, I'd recommend considering this at least for the experience, but order ahead and expect a 30-minute wait. Also note that they close at 7pm.