We sat at the bar. Courtney was great. She suggested the dumplings and the Dan Dan Noodles. The…read moredrinks, the service and the food were all on point. Loved the vibe and feel of the atmosphere. We will be back. I want to try some of their wings. PS The shrimp Bao was amazeballs.

What a hidden gem this is! We love every food item here…read more From the must get pho nachos to roshi ramen. The nuoc cham wings was cooked to perfection. This is a must stop for Asian cuisine!

We visited Boru's new relocation on Essen, and it was busy as expected with their recent reopening…read more Although there was a 45 minute wait, we were able to take advantage of it and go play the claw machines to make the time pass by quicker. The menu was still similar to the old one, with some new additions to the appetizers like being able to order a small or large karaage, wong wings, takoyaki, etc. We ordered karaage and cucumbers to share, but they completely forgot to add any ponzu sauce. It seems to be a recurring issue with this app where there is always something that is missed, whether it be the sauce or a garnish. It's cool that they decided to merge/ combine sweet society and their new claw machine arcade all into one establishment, but the new dining space here honestly felt a bit claustrophobic, so it was difficult to comfortably enjoy ourselves. With that being said, I unfortunately don't see ourselves returning for boru, but possibly for dessert.

Would you believe me if I told I never had Ramen before? Well believe it :)…read more This was the perfect introduction to it. Pictured is the rouge red ramen, Japanese curry bowl with crawfish, and Wong wings. That rouge red is so spicy and sooo good. They also have a claw machine side and Sweet Society for desert when you finish up your ramen

Brandon our waiter did an amazing job, very polite , and kept checking up on us. he got our order…read moreright and kept us serviced.

I have been coming to JINYA for years! A must stop in Baton Rouge. Food is always fresh and tasty…read more (I miss the Slurp Up Cilantro Ramen everyday). They also have amazing happy our specials!

The best menu! Soo many options, all of which are delicious. Superb service too. 10/10!read more

Stopped in for a late lunch and had the place to myself. Upon walking in I was greeted with a smile…read moreand given the option to sit where I'd like. Started off with the pork bao bun! Great pork flavor and the greens were crunch and crispy that added great freshness to it. There was also a sauce that added nice flavor. Had some Philadelphia rolls to eat and kept it basic. Overall they tasted great and enjoyed my meal. This is a nice big space and overall had a great dining experience.

My wife and I arrived about an hour before closing and there were still plenty of patrons dining…read more The interior of the restaurant is artistic and beautiful without being too over stimulating. Great lighting and front row to the kitchen staff. We were seated pretty quickly and got our initial drinks soon after that. Our waitress was direct and to the point. Their menu features a good mixture of different dishes. For appetizers we got the chicken wings. It was delightfully crispy even after 30 minutes and still steaming hot. I was a little disappointed that it does not come with a sauce. I would recommend getting the spicy mayo sauce as dip (extra $1.50), superb flavor. My wife got the Red tonkatsu and love the spice level. Definitely not for the faint of heart. It came with a generous about of chashu pork and ramen noodles. I got the okonomiyaki which was also good. Fair amount of seafood and the pancake batter was light. I do wish it had more cabbage. We were too full to get dessert but the matcha cake and mochi looked epic. If we are in the Baton Rouge area again and craving ramen, we will definitely consider going back.

The pros - the interior is very pretty. Service was quick and okay but the waitress seemed bored…read moreand no energy. The cons - Not a very warm and welcoming environment even with the aesthetic interior. The Hikari chicken ramen was okay...the broth was a tad bit too salty for me. It left me feeling thirsty afterwards. The really big con - My ramen was $16 (plus tax, of course)...not too bad. But when I saw the tipping suggestions, I rolled my eyes. Up to 30% suggested tip...really? When the waitress came to pick up my signed credit card slip, she seemed to zoom in on the tip amount as she lifted the charge slip to her face. As I left the restaurant, she didn't even acknowledge to say, "Thank you," or "Goodbye." I guess the 20% tip I left wasn't to her satisfaction. This left a bad taste to my already thirsty and salty mouth.

maybe you can tell from all the pictures, but i eat here a lot! love love love soji. i love the…read moreservice, food, atmosphere, attention to detail, management, i could go on and on! there are pictures of a few specials in this mix because they do them very often! so make sure you don't miss out on those. and if they have one of their private dinners BUY THE TICKETS! 100% worth it. i also *highly* recommend the omakase experience, Tony puts a lot of effort into those dishes and they never miss. i heard they're starting a happy hour soon and opening earlier so i thought its about time i wrote a review!

The vibe is really nice. It's great for those who love intimate settings or just hanging out with…read morefriends. My choice of the Asian Sticky Ribs was delicious, the sushi was ok not really a big burst of flavor that I would hope. My daughter enjoyed her Drunken Noodles and has deemed this restaurant as being placed on her Fav's list. The owner is such a gem and so welcoming. We enjoyed our visit during what was one of the busiest days of Government St. one year for "White Lights". She gave it a 9/10 only because one of the drinking glasses had food residue, but other than that it was good.

Amazing food and they always nice. It's a lil expensive but they usually give you a lot of food so…read moreit's worth it

FinBomb is a easy to like sushi, ramen, and poké place located in the Arlington Creek Shopping…read moreCenter. It's right by the grocery store, and there's plenty of parking in the shopping center. The FinBomb experience begins with the customer entering a cafeteria style serving line. You then choose your items from a menu. You can go with a pre-prepared item, or go entirely build your own. The main classes include sushi burritos, poké bowls, and ramen. One can add a side and drink under the combo options, which are priced nicely. Sides include edamame, seaweed salad, and dumplings. One then pays and takes your tray to a seating area. These include indoor options, and a spacious patio out front. Both are great oand allow you to have a healthy meal in a comfortable environment. Afterwards, one can shop in the other stores in Arlington Creek. Not a bad option!

We randomly decided to come here after being in BR for the day. This place is super cute and has…read moreeverything you need Korean! I initially assumed it would just have snacks and drinks, but there's all hot food and skincare and makeup. The workers are really nice & are willing to help you if you have any questions. I'll def be back to add more pictures & pickup some more makeup items! They have TirTir foundations in stock :)

The cutest date spot for you and your special someone, Seoul Stop is like a mini Korean convenience…read morestore that carries milk teas, snacks, freshly made kimbaps, and a DIY ramen station. It is the perfect way to virtually travel to SK and as a former world traveler, I was blown away by how authentic this place was. From the kimbap expertly wrapped in triangle-shaped plastic to the adorable photo booth that offers visitors a chance to take silly photos with props and special effects, Seoul Stop reminded me so much of my time in Korea. The tuna kimbap was spicy and rich while the bulgogi kimbap featured sweet and savory beef enveloped in soft pillowy rice. We also enjoyed the wide variety of Korean snacks, with our favorites being the BBQ drumstick chips and the chocolate Pepero. The green onion popcorn was also surprisingly addictive and turned out to be the perfect movie-watching snack. Seoul Stop also has a few fresh dessert items like red bean buns, ice creams, and assorted cake slices. There's also quite a few pantry staples like gochujang and kimchi plus lots and lots of ramen! 10/10 If you're in BR looking for a unique experience, I highly recommend Seoul Stop. Service was super friendly and I'll definitely be back to stock up on more snacks!

Every time I come here the staff is so nice and helpful. They have a great selection of food. Well…read moreorganized and easy to find everything.

Asian Market, how did I just realize that you existed? I've already been to Asian Market multiple…read moretimes in the past few weeks. It's dangerous that I pass it on the way home because when I have a bad day or want comfort food, I end up here. It has your basic Chinese, Korean, Japanese, and Vietnamese products. Anything from egg tarts to dumplings/gyoza to kimchi to natto to pho broth. They have a lot of canned/bottled drinks, like Thai tea, Yeo's soy milk, milk tea, coffee drinks. All the sauces you need. And of course the snacks many of us know from childhood, like prawn crackers or Marukawa bubble gum. For the size, I was very impressed with this cute little shop. It's clean and organized, well stocked, and they're so friendly there. Honestly, prices are also super reasonable. They could totally jack up prices more and get away with it, since it's the only shop of its kind in this area. So I decided on 5 stars because while I do wish they had more non-frozen actual food and more variety, for their size, they're doing the best that they can. You can't walk into a store this size and expect an H-Mart or Assi or Hong Kong Supermarket. And the fact that they appeal to all the Asians is pretty darn great for this side of Baton Rouge. Overall, I would highly recommend. Come here for snacks, dessert, or getting ingredients for cooking. Just beware. You might end up getting more junk food than you anticipated!

Every visit to Sweet Society fills me with such joy! The inside is aesthetically pleasing (for all…read moreyou photo takers) and extremly clean. The staff are very friendly and will help you navigate through the menu if you need any help! The front of the store is also stocked with fun and yummy asian snacks and plushies haha so make sure to bring your wallet when you come!! So enough about the inside and staff, the food is PHENOMENAL! I have such a sweet tooth it's not even funny. My fav taiyaki pocket filling are the chocolate and the custard ones and everytime I visit, they're cooked the same, so I can go in expecting to bite into a crispy outside layer and a warm, fluffy layer inside. The ube ice cream is def one of my favs there as well. It's not overly sweet (even my friend who isn't a fan of sweets loved it!) and has such a smooth texture. The fruit lemonade is both pretty to look at and very refreshing to drink. I love drinking this while studying!! If you're lactose intolerant, don't worry, Sweet Society has you covered too! They have lactose free ice cream and bingsu! I have yet to try the bingsu, so it's def something that I will be trying during my next visit. Also, if you're a Kpop stan, this is the place for you. They play Kpop all day (I love ittt) and even have cute little fan events!

Although the prices are a bit steep, the portion sizes are quite hefty and I'm convinced that this…read moreplace exists solely to fulfill my nostalgic cravings for Korean deserts They have an amazing bingsu selection that includes mango, strawberry, watermelon, and oreo flavors. And fish-shaped taiyaki or bunggeobang pastries that feature custard or red bean filling--warm and sweet with a crispy exterior. The ube cookies were the only items that didn't blow my mind as the ube flavor was lost amongst the food coloring and white chocolate chips. The ube ice cream however was solid, with a mild and lightly sweet earthy flavor similar to taro or matcha. 8/10 recommend especially if you've never had bingsu or ube. My favorite was definitely the fish-shaped pastries, a very impressive replication of the Asian street snacks sold in the wintertime.