We had a great lunch today at Rock and Roll Sushi! First off, the place has great decorations and…read moreatmosphere! What's not to like about eating a sushi roll while Pat Benatar is on the big screen singing Hit Me with Your Best Shot? My wife had the Headbanger shrimp, which I also tried, and it was fantastic. We shared the fried wonton appetizer, which was decadent. I chose to try one of the house special tools: the Crowd Surfer. Very tasty!! Everything we had was excellent. Our waitress and the hostess were both friendly and helpful, kept our glasses full of water, and checked in with us often. If you are looking for sushi in Rome, you should definitely give them a try. I susoect you won't be disappointed!

TL;DR - Fun atmosphere, but some of the food didn't meet our expectations…read more First time trying this place, and I'm kinda torn. We got the Stage Divers appetizer, which was nice. Definitely try both sauces, as I couldn't really pick a favorite. My wife ordered miso soup with her entrée and I asked for the ginger salad with mine. Neither of us were terribly pleased. The ginger salad was literally just romaine lettuce and a ginger-flavored dressing. Okay, but could've been better. My wife felt the same about her soup. When it came to the entrees, my wife was elated with her dish (one of the hibachi options), but mine was a little underwhelming. Maybe it's because I chose the Rainbow Roll, which admittedly had a pretty mellow flavor, but the sides didn't help any. The sliced ginger was a little dry and had maybe half of the flavor intensity that I was used to, and the soy sauce (in a Kikkoman bottle, but no idea if that matched the actual contents) was *exceedingly* salty. Usually soy sauce is a good complement to most rolls, but this literally overpowered what little flavor the roll had. For dessert we tried the Mango Coconut Rockstars. It kinda felt like their spin on the mango sticky rice that some restaurants offer. Again, a bit underwhelming. The fried sticky rice stars had decent flavor and texture, but the mango was diced into tiny pieces. They were surprisingly firm and tasted a little under-ripe, almost with a pineapple-like acidity. Our server was pretty good, though it kinda felt like she was rushing us once our dessert was served. The atmosphere was kinda cool. The menus are tucked into vinyl album covers, and each menu has a different classic album cover on the front. There are a few TVs in the place playing old rock music videos (all the same, thankfully), and it added to the nostalgia. All in all, it was okay. We may come back to try some of the other menu items, but it's not likely to be my go-to for sushi.

We've been to Zen Ramen and Sushi Burrito multiple times, and it's always a fantastic experience…read more The ramen here is outstanding. I've tried the Tonkotsu Kamikaze, which has a nice kick of spice and an incredibly flavorful broth. The chashu pork is always moist and perfectly cooked, and the egg is one of my favorite toppings. It's just delicious. I've also tried the Tonkotsu Black, which uses a black garlic oil to give the broth a unique and delicious twist. It's not spicy, just rich and flavorful in a different way, and honestly, I can't choose between the two. They're both fantastic depending on whether you're in the mood for a bit of heat or not. On the sushi burrito side, the Dancing Sushi Burrito is a must-try. It's basically a giant sushi roll loaded with tuna, shrimp tempura, salmon, cream cheese, lettuce, cucumber, avocado, edamame, wasabi sauce, and eel sauce. It might sound a bit unusual, but it's absolutely delicious. Once I realized it wasn't actually wrapped in a tortilla like a normal burrito, I was all in, and I can't recommend it enough. I always make my ramen a combo so I can add either the chicken karaage or the fried pork gyoza. Both are fantastic. The karaage is super crispy with a great dipping sauce, and the gyoza comes with a unique and delicious sauce I've never had anywhere else. If you go with someone, I'd suggest getting both and trying each other's sauces because they're both so good. Service is often very good as well. The servers are incredibly kind and attentive. We've never had any issues. In fact, they've recognized us as regulars on a few visits and even thanked us for coming in, which was a really nice and personal touch. Overall, Zen Ramen and Sushi Burrito is a place we keep coming back to for good reason. Great food, plenty of flavorful options, and definitely worth a visit!

So looking forward to trying them! Service was great!…read moreThe Rock and Roll was pretty and Very tasty! The Sushi Burito was not at all to my liking... Not much to choose from on Sushi offerings. No Sashimi or Nigiri. Only two rolls to choose from! A disappointment! Lots of Korean and Raman Noodle Bowls if that's your thing... Won't be going back.

Vegan Night & Jefferson saved the day...Nvr had matcha before and when it was served, the guy who…read morebrought it didn't come back to clean the trail he left. Jefferson walked by and tidied up the table w/ the quickness=*}. So, I truly appreciated his attentiveness to that. Food. The gyoza wrap was thick and a little tough... the eggplant appetizer was delish... the garlic fried rice... the egg, I didn't expect it to mixed in the rice already (image on the menu had the egg served plainly around the garlic rice).

I have been to many JINYA locations and while I've had exceptional dining experiences at all…read morelocations. My most favorite is the Kennesaw location. I think it's because of the accessibility of a nice size bar. The other locations I've gone to do not have a bar. The Kennesaw location is located in a plaza with several other establishments. There's plenty of parking. This establishment is a little bit smaller than some of the other others, but they do work very swiftly and it does stay packed, especially on the weekends. My most recent visit was on yesterday as I had a day off and wanted to take time to unwind after my morning appointment. I arrived a little before noon. The bar area had only two people seated, and I was able to easily grab a seat as well. Alex was the bartender during my visit and he was extremely accommodating. My appetizer of choice: Pork Goyza My entrée of choice: Spicy chicken Ramen with extra spice and an egg Initially, I started off with a Coke zero but then said heck why not I'm off today so I indulged in a lychee martini and switched it up to a Ringo Mule (my new fave). It started to get a bit busy about 35 minutes because it was a work week and lunch hour, but it was not overwhelmingly packed. The staff worked very swiftly and greeted every single customer that came in and out. I enjoy this location. The ambiance is always very nice. There's always nice tunes playing and there's also TV is at the bar. Whether you're rolling solo or with a crew, JINYA is a nice little hangout spot. So if you're in the Kennesaw area, go check them out and thank me later. Bon appétit!

I went to 3+3 Lan Zhou Ramen and let me just say... I have not emotionally recovered from these…read morenoodles. First of all, the hand-pulled noodles?? You can taste the difference immediately. They're not just noodles, they're noodle artistry. The broth was rich, cozy, and the kind of thing that makes you pause mid-bite and go, "wait... why is this so good?" (Apparently this place is known for its fresh, handmade noodles and hearty broths, and yeah... that checks out. ) We ordered: * Sesame balls (dangerously snackable) * Chicken hand-pulled noodle soup (add the egg, trust me) * Shanghai pan-fried pork buns (crispy-bottomed little pockets of joy) * Lamb noodle soup (deep, savory, "I might become a regular" energy) Everything came out hot, fresh, and in portions that basically said, "we care about you... and your leftovers." Also, bonus points for being the kind of place where you can go full noodle goblin and nobody judges you. Final verdict: 5/5 Would absolutely return. Would absolutely bring friends. Would absolutely think about these noodles at random times like they're a past relationship. If you're anywhere near Kennesaw and not eating here... respectfully, what are you doing with your life?

Surprised myself that I've never left a review for good ol 3+3 as I've been getting food here ever…read moresince they opened. Really good and consistent food, with my personal favorites being the kou shui chicken, pan fried buns, and spicy chicken. Lo mein is generally good and so are the noodles overall. My only complaint in the past has been the duck noodles, as the amt was small and mostly bones. Flavor wise the soups really have great flavor. Typically get take out or delivery but have enjoyed the occasions I've dined in as well. Will def keep coming back.

My wife and I eat here at least once a month! We come here for the service although we found out…read moretonight some of our favorite servers left. Tonight the portions were massive! I think we had a new server who did great! The thing about this place is everyone seems to pitch in at each table to make sure everything runs smoothly. We almost always get the beef bulgogi and the spicy chicken, but there are MANY meat options that we can't usually get to. You can absolutely throw down and get the meat sweats if you are into that. The sides that come with it are to your choosing. Plenty of choices. We love the rice cakes as an app. and, pro tip, order extra mushrooms and seasoning and cook them with the beef. It's delicious! The place is very modern and there are KPop stars/ music streaming on the TVs. I've seen large parties so don't hesitate. There is a full bar with drink specials throughout the week. This place is just fun! The food and service are great. We love it here and will keep coming back!

I love kbbq, but this place did not meet my expectations…read more I usually enjoy little interaction with the server and cooking the food myself, but this felt like I was assisting the server in cooking the food. I also don't enjoy how the meat is pre seasoned/oiled, so I'm not aware of what ingredients I'm putting into my body as it's not clear what was used to prepare each dish. We pay the premium price for the most food options - which is more than ALL other kbbq places in Kennesaw/Dallas, while providing much less options than them.. but there's STILL a small upcharge for certain other dishes? ... And why is there only like 4 different vegetable options? This was a one and done experience for my buddy and I. I am truly shocked at the amount of 5 star reviews. We will go to back to Iron Age, KPot, or pretty much any other KBBq place, and we are happy to have visited here and be humbled by it.

Matcha beignets are delectable. I had the pork ramen and it was delicious. The egg was scrumptious…read more The food was fresh, and the service was excellent. It's in a market so it's very loud and busy, but still a great place to hang out.

Overall, we had a good experience at Momoiro Ramen at Marietta Square Market in mid-October…read more Parking was easy for us to find in a free lot near Marietta Square Market. However, if there are nearby events or special promotions, finding available parking may be challenging. Customers can park farther away and walk MSM, though. Momoiro is a very popular food vendor in the food hall, and there seems to be a constant line of customers waiting to either order food or to pick up their orders. The menu is rather simple, with categories that include ramen, rice bowls, bao buns, sides, nigiri, drinks and one type of dessert. Customers go to the order counter to order, wait around to pick up their order, then, if they don't do take out, find a place to eat inside or outside the food hall. We waited in a long line, but it took us about 15 minutes of standing in line before we were able to place our orders. Service was patient, quick and efficient, though, and it took us only about 5 minutes for our food to be ready. We didn't walk that many steps away from Momoiro; there was an indoor dining area tucked away in the back away from the main dining area, and there were lots of empty tables that filled up quickly after we sat down. I dug into my delicious Tonkotsu Ramen, which included chashu pork, pork base, pork broth, scallions, nori, blackened garlic oil, fried garlic and seasoned egg. All of the flavors and textures complemented each other, and the ramen was cooked perfectly. I loved the taste of the chashu pork, but I wish that it was cooked just a little more. The egg was cooked perfectly to that fine point when the yolk has that just slightly jelled consistency that melts in your mouth. This dish had a good tasting broth. R enjoyed his Beef Don rice bowl, which included beef, steamed white rice, pickled cucumber and radish, scallions, bok choy, fried garlic, nori and seasoned egg. I also shared with R a spam onigiri that was a rice ball with a slice of spam all wrapped with nori seaweed. This was ok; the sauce used in it was just a little sweeter than I prefer. All portion amounts were good. We rarely make it to this part of Marietta, but we would return to Momoiro Ramen for the food.

5/5 Yakitori Janbeli…read moreI was in town for a business trip and decided to give Yakitori Janbeli a try after seeing all the glowing online reviews and the Food Network hype. I stopped by on a Tuesday evening around 8 PM, placed a call-in order, and it was ready in about 20 minutes--super convenient! I went with the fried rice and the Korean-style fried chicken. The place has a nice moderate-sized space with pleasant outdoor seating, and the staff was really friendly when I picked up my order. Once I got back and dug in, it was clear they use super fresh ingredients, and everything tasted like it was made to order. The fried rice had nice, layered flavors, and the chicken had a clean, crisp bite with a tasty sauce drizzled on top. Honestly, I couldn't quite see what all the major hype was about, but it was still a solid, good-quality meal with great presentation. That said, given the other more affordable options in the area with better portions, I probably wouldn't go back on my next visit. Would recommend if you're looking for fresh, quality ingredients in a convenient spot!

Yakitori Jinbei was an ok option that seemed to have more misses than hits…read more While the inside is cool with a sushi bar and some solid service, I think the meal itself was where something was missing. I shared the Karaage and Korean fried chicken with my friends and didn't find either to be something I would reorder, however I will say that my friends all spoke highly of the Korean fried chicken. For my main, I had the Wagyu Maki and it didn't live up to the expectations or price at all. We finished off with the mochi which was very tasty. I'll caveat this all with adding my friends who had the ramen and fried rice enjoyed their meals a lot more than mine. This could be a result of just ordering better items or just having a one-off bad experience myself. Overall, I think if you're avoiding seafood then Yakitori Jinbei might not be the best place to try in my personal experience.

Dropped in here while passing through town, after getting a tip from a sound guy up in Knoxville…read more So glad we dropped in here! The atmosphere is great! The red light really sets a tone - as you cans see from so many of the photos, but the food was on point! I had the curry ramen with chicken, and it was fantastic! I don't know how they get that crust on the chicken, but it held up in a bowl of noodles for a shocking amount of time! Love food piping hot and they delivered! Spice was perfect, and the cocktail I had was a perfect accompaniment to the spicy food! Highly recommended! I will definitely be back here next time in Chattanooga!

Went to Attack of the Tatsu and honestly... I was not prepared. We found this by chance and decided…read moreto stop by. Given that the seating outside was full, they took us to the bar, and it was WOW! The ambiance was just subpar. Walked in thinking it's just another Japanese spot. Walked out questioning why this place is ONLY in Chattanooga! the drinks were fun, but the food was next level. Had the katsu curry and Menchi burger. Every bite felt like: "okay wow... this is serious" Only complaint? We didn't order enough. Rookie mistake. We will def return whenever in the area!

Just placed an order online and found out every entrée is five dollars more online…read more I don't understand this. I'm not going through a second party. I'm just placing an order through Yelp, but if this is the case, everyone should be forewarned not to order online. We usually pay about $16 for our Ramen and it was $21 online Haven't checked all the prices yet, but we're pretty upset and we're not going to ever order online again. Will call our order in. This is a great restaurant, but paying your additional five dollars for the privilege of picking it up not worth it Be careful when you order online here on Yelp, The Ramen is not worth $21 and change Would like to discuss w MANAGER or OWNER as we eat here 3x or 4x a month and this is not sitting well Please have an owner contact me here

Hi, it's me, Brock. I'm two and I take my dining very seriously. Yume understood the assignment…read more I ordered the kids meal (because duh): chicken tenders and fries, ramen, AND ice cream. That's three wins in one sitting. As an appetizer (yes, I appetizer), I had egg rolls. Every single bite? Delicious. No notes. Also, please observe how politely I eat. No mess. No chaos. Just vibes and excellent table manners. This place is super toddler-friendly, and should be celebrated. Brock's verdict: great food, happy kid, clean table. Win. Win.

The garden ramen was 10/10. This is a ramen that even a meat eater would love to have any time, and…read moreit came out crazy fast, like under 5 minutes fast. Also very reasonably priced at around 17$ before tip. I was a little scared because the menu mentioned pumpkin puree, and i was worried it would be overwhelming. But in reality, it added to the depth of flavor without overpowering the broth, and the noodles, veggies and tofu were so good. This is a spot i would confidently recommend for ramen and im curious to try the appetizers and other dishes as well

Visited E Ramen + Restaurant in Atlanta for dinner and had a good overall experience. The food was…read moretasty, though I honestly didn't feel there was anything particularly unique or standout about it -- it felt more like a solid, regular ramen spot. We started with the gyoza and fried edamame, and both were really good appetizers. For the main course, we tried the shrimp bowl along with a couple of ramen dishes, and the flavors were enjoyable and well balanced. Overall, while it may not be the most memorable ramen place, the food was satisfying, the flavors were good, and it's definitely a decent spot for a comforting meal.