I went here with a friend who was visiting me. What a Great idea! It was delicious! The interior of…read morethe restaurant is very lovely and relaxing. Their mushroom soup was in a clear broth - very subtly flavorful. Try it! My main entree was eggplant in garlic sauce-highly recommend. My friend had a teriyaki dish, also delicious. Our server was friendly and professional. We did not feel rushed. She gave us a little mini treat at end of our meal- strawberry with whipped cream.

Deliciousness !! My roll was so amazing! Little things were big to me - like the shrimp were peeled…read moreright to the tail not leaving any shell- yeah!! The Kami was so fresh tasting. The roll had just the right amount of coconut sauce drizzled on it. You could taste every single ingredient and flavor. The wasabi is also the best in the state- but only use a little because it is STRONG!! The service as always is great! My only noticed thing was that the sauce for the chicken gyoza appetizer came out after we were almost done but they were delicious without the sauce. We will be back next week with friends and I am looking forward to our couples date!

Out of all the stalls within Parkville Market, this is the one that we ended up having to try. Not…read morejust because of them big ol' fried sushi rolls but their raw rolls are great too. I loved it, what a treat, and the price was pretty amazing too. The raw roll set us back around 8.75 and the fried one was around 12.50. Both mom and I shared them and were full afterwards. There's a reason why out of all the stalls this one has a sizable line, definitely worth a try, even if you just try one of their friend rolls.

Koji2Go is a creative Asian Fusion spot in Parkville Market. I had been aware of them for a while,…read morebut my first visit was for the Friends of Feeney Hot Dog competition where each of the participating Parkville vendors made a specialty hot dog with Martin Rosol dogs. Koji's sushi dog blew me away. It was basically a sushified tempura fried hot dog. Looked great. Very creative. Tasted very good. That put Koji firmly on my radar as a creative force. A few weeks after, I returned to try something on their actual menu -- a fried sushi roll. I don't know the history of the fried sushi roll, but the Parkville Roll with chicken and shrimp tempura, avocado, cucumber and sauces was my first. It was very tasty and I don't know where else you can get one around here. They let me try a sample of their Koji Fried Chicken nuggets as well. They were tasty, especially in their sauces. Koji is definitely a vendor to check out when you visit Parkville. 4.5 Stars

Beautiful aesthetic as soon as you walk in. We always visit Koma early so service is pretty quick…read moresince it's before their busy time. Have only ever ordered the hibachi meals and they are always delicious. (Bit of an overpowering garlic taste but we like garlic)

Came here for a lunch date on Saturday. We were seated quickly and it didn't look too busy. The…read moreplace was well decorated too. We wanted hibachi but didn't sit at the hibachi table because we didn't want to be the only one there. Plus it was too early for a show and meal. But glad they offer it during lunch. We got the lunch special roll and hibachi combo. Everything was delicious. The sushi didn't have much rice and it tasted fresh. The steak for my hibachi lunch was cooked the way I wanted. Our waitress didn't come by much to check on us which was fine. But we did needed a refill on drinks. She came by after we were done eating to refill our water. Overall we had a good time and were satisfied with our meals. We would come back if we are around the West Hartford area.

I came here with two friends for an early dinner. We ordered:…read more- mapo tofu: my friend got this and said it was excellent and that he had that tingly sensation around his lips while eating. - Hong Kong style wonton soup with roast duck: the broth was very flavorful and the duck had its crispy texture. The wonton were buried under all the other ingredients in the in bowl so by the time I got to them they were falling apart. - pineapple fried rice with Beijing roast duck: my friend orders this and she enjoyed it. I didn't get much feedback from her about it. Our server was very friendly and once she learned we spoke Chinese, she started chatting with us in Mandarin. We had a great time chatting with her. If you're in the area definitely hit this spot up!

I still get the feeling this wonderful place is a somewhat hidden gem, it's crazy to me…read more The ambiance is so welcoming. The owner, Chris, is so hands on, a wonderful guy, always some welcoming, checking on his guests, just seems to have the pulse of everything going on. The food is still spectacular! We have been going here now for 10 years, whenever we are in Windsor! We just did Christmas and Christmas Eve, after being with the family, and it's just tremendous. If you're looking for some of the best, if not the best, Chinese food in CT, look no further. Below based on 5 stars Cleanliness. ***** Service. ***** Food. ***** Restroom. ***** Location. *****

Kyoto... Saturday…read morenight check-in, and there were just a few patrons inside the restaurant, and takeout was slow The menu consisted of appetizers, soups, salads, ramen, hibachi, sushi, sashimi, rolls, and signature rolls Our order went in for two appetizers, one was the pan seared dumplings, and also some fried crab rangoon For the main course, my friend had the shrimp curry ramen, and I ordered a specialty roll called a momoirio roll, and an order of salmon sashimi I also ordered one of those peach ramune drinks After a short wait, the two appetizers arrived. The pan seared dumplings were absolutely delicious, and I would definitely get again. The crab Rangoon to me was a little bit off and flavorless. Also, it wasn't deep fried enough, so it was a little bit spongy and tough, instead of crunchy on the outside with an exploding filling My friend loved the curry shrimp ramen, which had a very generous portion of shrimp included. The salmon sashimi I had appeared to have been colored a deeper hue, which tells me it was probably farm raised. It also was very oily, and very hard to pick up with the chopsticks. I had to fork it. The salmon was also room temperature, which kind of set up a little warning for me like maybe it was a gas station sushi.... I ate it. It was meh The signature roll I ordered was terrible in presentation. It looked like it was wrapped in human skin and kind of grossed me out. The signature roll also had some type of white sauce, spritzed over the top of it, which was not appealing to my eyes. Flavor wise, there was none! I could only taste cucumber. I couldn't taste the lobster, I couldn't taste any other flavors in it. There were some black stuff on top that was crunchy. I didn't know what it was. I had to go back to the menu to see the other ingredients. And as far as the white sauce... I couldn't even imagine a flavor. As for service, the server we had seemed a little bit inexperienced. When I questioned some of the items on the menu, she had no answer and she had to go get a menu to read to me what was included in it. While she kept our water glasses full, she never asked if we wanted a dessert or tea What would have been a nice touch, but missing should've been some noodles with dipping sauce. That didn't happen. Also, maybe some complementary tea while we were looking at the menu would've been nice... Other than around the checkout- pick up-workstation, this restaurant was sparse and lacking decor. It also seemed like there was a lot of wasted space Somehow, I just was expecting more like some typical and traditional Japanese style. Boy was I wrong. As far as a date night atmosphere to remember, dining here isn't it. This place could offer the town so much more, as it seems like it could be so comfortable to hang out here have a few cocktails and enjoy a nice traditional Japanese dinner. But it misses the mark. I'm so on the fence with the rating. It definitely isn't a five piece. It's not even a four star. Parking is plentiful in the plaza. For $72 with the tip, and without alcoholic beverages; I think this visit was not a value. Fair service, no ambience, very limited menu... so reluctantly I give it three stars It just seemed like I didn't feel welcomed. When leaving, I paid a little compliment to one of the young males behind the register and he just seemed to take it with a grain of salt like in one ear and out the other....not even a thank you In closing this place is best for takeout

Commentary for takeout only: Solid casual Japanese takeaway, speed and prices. Overall the food…read moresatisfied several hungry bellies. The menu is decent, with various ramen, hibachi, sushi, and appetizers. We enjoyed the shrimp tempura, avocado, and sweet potato rolls, all with six pieces each. Of the ramen, we had the shoyu chicken, vegetarian and wonton (all tasty though more toppings would have been good especially vegetables); the wonton had a thick skin so they didn't fall apart in the broth - I liked this but others thought it was too thick. Much of the food had an unexpected sweet flavoring. We also enjoyed the seaweed salad and vegetable gyoza though the latter weren't big pieces. The packaging of the ramen was effective because the toppings were separated from the broth to prevent sogginess. The ambiance of the location feels pretty sparse with a lot of white space. No one was in the establishment when we picked up the food, given a Sunday evening and holiday. The vibe felt like more of a casual quick meal or takeout vs. someplace to linger and bask in the atmosphere. They also had a kiosk to order and pay in the store if you don't feel like talking with anyone. When ordering, we didn't create an account so didn't get a notification about when the order would be ready. But they say 20 minutes on the website and it was ready when we arrived. The plaza has Fitzgeralds, CVS and Jersey Mike's.

What a local gem! I've returned several times just this week because I am so impressed with the…read morefood quality, atmosphere, and overall experience at Feng's Chophouse. Let's start with the décor. The stunning, one-of-a-kind entrance door immediately sets the tone and makes you feel like you're stepping into another world. It's also the perfect photo opportunity! The dim lighting and warm color palette create a relaxing and inviting ambiance, while the beautifully designed bar adds a luxurious touch to the space. The bartenders are incredibly friendly, attentive, and provide exceptional service that makes every visit enjoyable. Everything I've ordered has arrived quickly and beautifully plated, so visually appealing that I almost didn't want to touch it! The quality of the food is outstanding, with every dish tasting fresh and packed with flavor. Some of my favorites include the maki rolls, Wagyu and shrimp dumplings, and the nori tacos. Feng's Chophouse has quickly become my go-to spot for a relaxing lunch, date night, or special dinner. The restaurant is clean, welcoming, and consistently delivers an excellent dining experience. Highly recommend!

Still going strong. Stopped in before Cardi B concert at PeoplesBank arena with a friend and sat…read moreat the bar. The bartender was excited and entertaining. The special edamame is always a favorite. The calamari was crispy and light but may not have been the absolute freshest. Loved the Eel roll and the Pineapple Margarita

The food is wonderful, hands down the best ramen I've had in the area. Very nice place, family…read morefriendly and quiet enough to have good conversation. The service is great and staff is very nice.

We decided to have dinner there tonight. Rainy day perfect for a ramen…read more There were 9 of us. There were available seats and tables for us. We immediately ordered as we know what we all wanted. The menu was clear and easy to understand for first timers. Not me though. Been here before. I recommend the TanTan Mazemen - noodles no broth with fresh cucumber, corn, cilantro, onion, ground pork, peanuts. What an entree. Topped with fried egg. I also enjoyed the Kaliubon dumplings and my staple pork bao. The rest of the group ordered Kaliubon Ramen, chicken poke, miso ramen, and curry ramen! We all enjoyed our dinner! The place is in the busy area of blue back square. Parking is a tough one. Street parking or ramp parking. Sunday - you don't have to pay parking. The place could get very busy as they serve really good food for a reasonable price. Clean place and enough seats. Like i said, i've been here many times and i always come here if i crave for ramen!

We really enjoyed Table 570 this past weekend. My only disappointment was the PuPu Platter. No…read moreflame, no excitement just some sad looking meats on a flat platter. This is an opportunity to improve and attract people who love this cuisine. The PuPu Platter is a major aspect of Polynesian/Asian/ Hawaiian/American dining, and of course TIKI culture. And if done right this would be something that everyone (especially people ordering Mai Tais, and even kids) would want to experience at this restaurant. For $22 which was a great price, I thought it would look much better, but it was just boring and uninspired. I suggest the restaurant charges $25 and just make it better, with a more decorated plate and the flame in the center to warm up the meats. Everything else was fabulous! Great quality, great service and we tried a lot in one night. Hostess was lovely and checked on us frequently. We will be back. Please make the PuPu Platter better!

Huge menu. Went with two other people. So everyone could get something they liked. The staff was so…read morenice.