Nice people, food is delicious. And unusual. Crispy fish curry was delightful. Spicy, but not too…read moremuch. Cauliflower bites were wonderful and just right seasoning. Def recommend!

Enjoyed my visit here for happy hour. We ordered the Rib Stack, Hot Honey Wings, Veggie Fried Rice,…read moreHot Honey Chicken Bao Bun, and Crispy Fish Bao Bun. Overall, everything was good. The standout for me was the veggie fried rice. It had great flavor, and I'd honestly come back for that alone. The Snake Wrangler drink was also a favorite. The only downside was the hot honey. It was very light on both the wings and the bao bun, so the flavor didn't come through as much as expected. Service was efficient and attentive. It's a nice, quaint spot with a cozy patio and indoor seating. Still a solid happy hour option, and I'd definitely return.

A gem. Very high quality food at a great value with a nice…read moreatmosphere. Peking Duck is phenomenal (call ahead!) and bring a couple of friends to share. I've also had the General Tso lunch plate (unbeatable prices and portions!) and the coconut walnut shrimp. They were 5 stars!

The ambience is peaceful. The food is delicious and the wait staff is patient and on point. Being…read morean older couple, we love the fact that they are open on the holidays when we have no where else to go.

Hidden up-charges and overpriced for what you get The menu…read morethat is clearly plastered online is full of incorrect prices that they don't bother updating. We ordered the big family meal, which online states that it's $44.99 for 3 large entrees and 2 large sides, and 6 egg rolls for $10. We called and placed our order, the woman on the phone didn't mention the $6 up-charge for an entree with shrimp. The online menu says it's $2 extra for small entrees (we got large) or sides with shrimp (we didn't have a side with shrimp we got the bang bang shrimp as an entree we only got plain fried rice and noodles as our 2 sides). We get there to pay and it's $70! She then admits that the online menus/prices are wrong and the big family meal is $49.99 and there's a $6 up-charge for entrees with shrimp which should have been mentioned on the phone and is funny because the shrimp was the best thing we got. Our beef and broccoli was very watery for some reason but the general tso chicken isn't bad, better than the fried rice. Overall I really wouldn't spend my money here.

They make all of the food here fresh! It's absolutely delicious. My husband and I were traveling to…read moreFlorida and stayed in Lafayette and I needed food so I sent my husband here. I had the noodles, Korean wings, and the orange chicken. The Korean wings are SPICY definitely not for the weak but absolutely delicious. I scarfed down everything!

Nope! Not anymore. Today I had 3 Woks Noodle Bar and was totally disappointed. Ordered the Beef…read moreTeriyaki and it was horrible. Asked what happened to the guy Devin J who used to make this dish like no other and they said they let him go. Well, y'all should have let him train the others before he left because your food is horrible and is not worth the points or the money. Devin should've been the manager. I've been there at times when he worked almost by himself. Go back and get him so he can train the lady who thinks she's doing a great job and is not. Here's a picture, the food tastes worse than it looks. it doesn't look well.

I wanted a late night snack while at the casino and stopped here. This was the BEST fried rice I've…read moreeaten in my life. It was seasoned to perfection!! I will travel back to Baton Rouge just to go here. 10/10

I was in the area and craving a poke bowl, so I searched online, and Yelp led me here. Upon walking…read morein, I was greeted warmly, and the customer service was excellent. The staff was incredibly helpful and accommodating, especially the sweet lady who helped me customize my bowl exactly how I wanted. The portion size was impressive--definitely enough to share. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in the area!

The space is really clean and organized . The staff is always very nice and thorough! The food is…read morealways consistently good. I like that they allow you to alter the sushi rolls. I have been coming here for about 3 years, I love it.

I had Hawaiian food for the first time last year in Forth Walton and I absolutely loved it. I knew…read moreI had to have it again so when I saw we had an Hawaiian place I was excited.. I've always wanted to try this place and finally had the chance to. I went in at 10:30am as soon as they opened. I got the cove platter with the 3 meats. I chose chicken katsu, chicken teriyaki, and kalbi. I asked for brown rice instead of white and it came with a side of macaroni salad. The chicken katsu was very well fried. Very crunchy still since I made the trip to work and was able to still enjoy that crunch. The kalbi was okay it was marinated from what I could tell but I wasn't getting too much flavor from the meat. It was tender but it didn't have those grill marks or the char I was looking for. The chicken Teriyaki was a bit on the drier side for me. I was expecting the chicken to be in a sauce but it wasn't. It also didn't have that typical teriyaki flavor. They did put a sauce on the side im not sure what it was. It didn't stick to the chicken and the rice soaked it all up. The macaroni salad was a disappointment it was on the dry side with just egg and maybe a relish of some sort but that was it. I had to add a salt and pepper but still it was dry. The dumplings were the best thing, it comes with a tasty sweet chili sauce. The kimchi appeared to be old and didn't have flavor at all I didn't eat it. Unfortunately I may not be back.

First Hawaiian restaurant we have been to since moving to Louisiana from Hawaii last year. Owners…read moreare super nice. Wife makes homemade kimchi. Plate lunch style. We ordered the two meat plate (pork katsu and kalbi), spam musubi and the bulgogi burger. Kalbi was tender and had a good flavor, but meat was very thin. Pork katsu was ok - also very thin, but fried crisp on outside. Musubi was ok - a little dry. Burger was interesting. Not bad but probably wouldn't order again. The meat itself was marinated and tasted good. Again, the place was clean and the owners are very friendly and the food was good.

We went to Salt & Light for Sushi immediately after landing in Gonzales because we were starving,…read moreand it turned into one of the best date nights we've had in a long time. We met the owner, Shelly, who is originally from China, and she was incredibly warm and welcoming. What really surprised us was that they served us fresh wasabi instead of the usual paste -- I've never had that before, and it was amazing. Once you try it fresh, you can never go back. Our server, Dashay, was fantastic -- kind, attentive, and just such a lovely young woman. We started with hot sake and Kirin draft beer, then ordered a spicy tuna roll and a hamachi (yellowtail and scallion) roll, both of which were excellent. We also had tempura -- the batter was a little thick for my personal taste, but the sauces were so good that it still hit the spot. My favorite dish was the ama ebi (sweet shrimp), especially because they bring out the fried shrimp head, which was crispy and delicious. The sushi was fresh, well-prepared, and beautifully balanced. Between the amazing food and the genuine hospitality, we had such a wonderful evening. I can absolutely see why this is Parker's favorite sushi spot in Gonzales. Highly recommend, and we'll definitely be back.

My Daughter and I stopped for lunch. Not much ambiance…read more Our server was nice. She tried. Unfortunately our food left a lot to be desired. We ordered the vegetable spring rolls they had very little filling, had an odd flavor from the oil, but were very crispy. I ordered the hibachi lunch. My daughter ordered General Taos chicken. The portions were large. The fried rice had hard dried out pieces of rice, I guess it had sat open somewhere and dried out. the menu said my chicken would have a teriyaki sauce, not teriyaki, some not good sauce which was so salty I couldn't eat it. The raw chicken had not been covered I am guessing, because it had a 'skin' on it? I could not eat it. My lunch came with a choice of salad or clear soup. I chose the salad, was very crispy but it had almost an 1/2 inch of water in the bottom of the bowl. My daughter said her clear soup was excellent. Her General Taos chicken had an old freezer taste she said . We were totally unable to eat the entrees. So sad. We had hoped that this would be our go to place for Chinese food.

We were out running errands and the pang of hunger reminded us that we had not eaten breakfast…read more Following a brief stop at the Asian Mart, we proceeded to Teriyaki Tiger, which was conveniently located nearby. The estimated wait time for our call-in order was 18 minutes. My husband arrived 5 minutes after placing the order and found that it was ready for pickup, enabling a quick in-and-out experience. This establishment proudly proclaimed on its website, 'Extraordinary specialty, authentic taste carefully selects the freshest ingredients and serving traditional Japanese culinary skills to satisfy your taste buds.' After driving by it numerous times, we decided to indulge in one traditional, authentic Japanese item from their menu, eager to experience the epitome of culinary excellence. Marvin Gaye sang 'What's Going On?' So, let me describe what's going on at Teriyard Tiger, located at 11228 Florida Blvd... absolutely nothing. Because when it comes to authentic Japanese dumplings, they are not being served here. The perfectly crispy looking machine-made dumplings looked crispy, but tasted like eating a flavorless frisbee. As someone who shelled out $12.13 for two orders of dumplings, I expected to get the real deal, not some pre-made, pre-frozen impostors. The filling was basically just cabbage with some mystery meat that might've been pork, but I'm not convinced. And don't even get me started on the soy sauce - it was like they tried to recreate Japanese flavors, but ended up with something that tasted like it belonged in a bad 80s movie. Here's a tip: just use Kikkoman like a normal person. Several reviewers are praising this establishment, but my initial experience with their dumplings was underwhelming. The cost of dining out has skyrocketed across the USAs and menu prices keep climbing. Wasting my coin on mediocre food is not an option so as the adage goes, you only get one chance to make a first impression. Unfortunately, they failed to impress by serving frozen food, which raises concerns about the freshness and quality of their offerings. This experience has led me to question the authenticity of their claims. Consequently, sticking to my one time resolution I will not be giving them a second chance unless someone else is treating.

We stopped in for lunch on a trip to BR. We shared the…read moreTerikayi chicken and the LSU Roll. They were both delicious. Everyone inside was very nice and the place was very clean.

Nice cheap lunch time special when you're on a budget. The plates are small but enough for a…read morefilling lunch. Friendly staff and clean and cozy inside.

I ordered a cheese burger and fries today and it was well seasoned and very juicy and delicious…read more Paul brought my order to the table and checked in occasionally to see if I needed anything. Excellent customer service.