You can't beat the price for this quality of sushi! I got the salmon lover and it was very good…read more Salmon was creamy and buttery. It was also only $17 which I felt was a steal compared to other sushi places. Service was indeed slow but there were only 2 people for the entire restaurant. They need to hire more staff. I wouldn't come here for a high end date night place, but this place was great for casual and cheap sushi with good friends

This was our second visit…read more We came during a very hectic lunch on Valentine's Day. Under those circumstances, it would be reasonable to expect that the quality of the food and service might not be up to par. But that wasn't the case at all - everything was excellent. Our waitress informed us that the Uni( sea urchin) was fresh. It was exquisite. The Eel Roll was perfect with a nice light sauce. My wife had several pieces of sushi, including egg, which were all very fresh. This restaurant offers a lot of selections that you won't find at your typical sushi establishment. The service was brusque that day because they were so busy - but very efficient. This has become our favorite sushi restaurant.

Koshi is probably the best sushi restaurant in Norfolk. Their fish is very fresh and buttery. It is…read morea little pricey but once you try their nigiri then you can see why. Service is quick and polite.

The best sushi in Norfolk. We got the lobster tempura and…read moredominion roll. The dominion was AMAZING and is a must order.

Straight gas, best ramen I ever had. I drool just thinking about this place. i recommend it to…read moreeveryone!

Visited the Norfolk Osaka Ramen location after already familiar with the VB and Chesapeake…read morelocations. I've gone to the latter two locations several times in the past. There's paid street meter parking outside the restaurant. We went during weekday dinner time which I am glad. I don't want to think about where else we should have parked otherwise during busier times/semester. The service here is incredibly slow. We were seated in front of the register with 3 people working the floors and only us being the diners, too. Food tasted ok. Broth was lukewarm/tepid due to the ice cold toppings added straight out of the fridge. The chashu tasted great. Noodles were nice and chewy. Too bad I felt like I was eating out of a bowl of spit. I think I prefer going to the Chesapeake or VB locations. This location is not worth paying for parking and be frustrated waiting for everything including receiving utensils and checks.

I met a friend for lunch here today and had the best time catching up and eating. The place is…read morereally cute and a great vibe. We got he wings to share for our appetizer. The wings were pretty big and had a decent flavor. The ramen was flavorful and had delicious shredded pork, and the dessert was a mountain of ice cream and cake that we also shared. Overall the food was pretty good and the service was quick and the waitresses were very kind and attentive. Will definitely stop by for another helping of the miso butter cake.

Fantastic Food! Service was extremely attentive and friendly. Very kick back atmosphere. Thank you…read morefor having me!

I've been looking for a hibachi restaurant for so long and I'm glad I found Sai Gai. This place is…read morereally intimate. You would drive by it if you go to fast. It's across the street from Harris Teeter in Wards Corner and next door to Walgreens. It's is a super cute and sooo good! I ordered the shrimp & chicken. The boyfriend ordered shrimp , steak, and chicken. The portions are large that we had enough to take to lunch the next day. The dinner entrees are served with soup, salad, and rice. As the sushi lover I am, I ordered a side shrimp tempura. It came out smelling really fishy, but it was still great. The service was great. They kept the drinks (water, sprite , and hot tea) flowing. We will be returning ! 1000/10 recommend.

I hate to be that girl but this place was ok. I stumbled upon this place while looking for some…read moreplace to eat on my lunch break around noon. Upon first opening the door the place smelled like they mopped with dirty mop water. I was hungry and I was pressed for time so I went in, I was greeted by 2 people. They were nice. I tell them I wanted to to place a to go order, and they gave me a menu. I ordered the hibachi shrimp and soup. The prices were reasonable, it was $11.95 plus tax. No customers came while I was there. I was the only customer in the building which is rare for lunchtime. The food took about 20 minutes. The food was ok. My shrimp were over cooked. The fried rice had no flavor. I don't think I will be returning.

Chef Ty is amazing. He's blending flavors across cultures that are so flavor packed. He's bringing…read morethe umami!!! If you are ever nearby, you should come out and support!

We stopped in to see this place after the First Friday Sip & Stroll in downtown Portsmouth. We…read moreheard this was a cool little hidden gem, in a building that's been around for a couple hundred years and is partially underground and very "speakeasy like". Super glad we stopped in, the vibe is incredibly comfortable and cool and envelops your soul. Ambience: super cool, comfortable, a little dark, exposed brick walls with plaster patches, hardwood floors, heavy wood and leather furniture, incredible bar that is more like two bars in an L-shape with an unbelievable selection of anything you could ever want. This place is very solid feeling, you just feel safe and tucked in. Service: was fantastic, we met the executive chef named Ty who greeted us before we even sat down, just saw us sitting in the foyer bar and came over to say hello, very cool. We were greeted and seated by an absolute sweetheart upfront named Jackson and our server couldn't have been nicer, her name was Casey. Food: the food is all served tapas style, smaller plates, but well curated with interesting and innovative ingredients with beautiful presentation. Unfortunately, they were out-of four things that my wife wanted, she didn't want all of them simultaneously, she wanted one and they were out, and that happened three more times. Apparently, they often order in smaller batches and buy locally so sometimes they don't have as much as someplace buying in bulk, that's as much a positive as a negative, not a bad thing, just a bit of a bummer that she didn't get her first few choices. She ended up with the duck tacos which were good. We started with the brussels sprouts, which were also good and had nice presentation. We also started with bacon wrapped tots, the dish came with four of them and chili ketchup, beautifully presented, and rich, creamy, crunchy and yummy. I ordered the braised beef and fry bread and it was my favorite thing, very beefy flavored, warm and rich on soft pillowy fry bread with some cool crunch and crispy, thin plantain slices, very good. We started with a Chocolate Cherry Old Fashioned that was delicious. Overall the food was very good and the value was decent at around $12-$16 per plate. Overall: this was a really good experience and I'd go back to try some of the things they were out of and enjoy the incredible bar and stellar, considerate, thoughtful service. Definitely recommend!

Miso / pork broth base is fantastic. Eggs were fabulous but we also got yakatori and it was totally…read moreraw chicken everything else was great. Our server was lovely. I prefer the VB location though for sure.

The Ramen we got and the gyoza were very good. The service was quick. I will definitely be back.read more

T'san is that spot that I'm always going to stop by when I'm in the area. The owner and her husband…read moreare always kind and their food is popping!! They're normally pretty busy, so you may have to wait a bit, but it's worth it!! I got the 20pcs steamed shrimp with broccoli, potatoes, and rice. I also got chicken gyoza. The shrimp with butter sauce was definitely delicious. That's my go to order. The butter sauce is so good. The gyoza was also tasty. I wish I ordered more than 3. Lol. Their Kobe beef and dynamite chicken is also worth trying. They sell Chinese and Japanese food. The menu has a good amount of options!! . It's a little hole in the wall kinda spot, but the customer service is good, and the food is to. Check them out!!

T'San is a Norfolk staple! Been around since 2001. It's been the same couple who owns the…read morerestaurant and still serving their famous "Dynamite bowls'. They serve Chinese style food but my go to are the dynamite bowls that is a really spicy sauce. I guess I can describe it as a spicy teriyaki sauce. The protein (chicken, shrimp,) is served with stir fry cabbage and broccoli. The portion is huge, so you will definitely get your money's worth. They did move from off Princess Anne Rd to Tidewater Dr where the old Some Da Eat restaurant was.