this is the third time i have been to Koi Asian Quisine in winchendon and i have to say the food is…read moreabsolutely delicious the drinks are spot on with the right amounts and correct consistency of alcohol and very well balanced the food came out in a time of efficiency the atmosphere is elegant but respectful to all sushi's reasonably priced for the time and effort they put in to the way they prepare it and the rest of the menu tastes the way it sound on the page with a very nice presentation upon delivery to table the staff is amazing if any one gets a chance to check this restaurant out you should stop by and get the experience for yourself overall experience is a dinner to remember PS this a beautiful addition to our town winchendon

The food is really good, but they need to update their menu. So many items they don't serve, but…read moreare still listed. Worse thing is this loud guy who is at the bar every day (been there the 6 times I've been). Talks too loudly. Sounds as though he's trying to fix the young workers up with a mate. Friendly people, but it is a restaurant not a dive bar. I'll give them a chance. Need to make some changes though. PS. I notice they reuse the dot sauce containers. They don't empty, clean and fill for future customers. The put it on a shelf with soy sauce still in it. Is this legal? Sanitary?

We ordered two combination dinners and they were both very good. The service was great, on time and…read morethe cashier was very pleasant.

Good food with a smile!! The Pupu for 1 is delicious egg…read morerolls rock. The food is cooked quickly and will please

I can't believe it's been over five years since I reviewed Yamato…read more I eat here about once or twice a month and I have nothing but positive experiences here, both with food and the awesome staff. They are always lightning quick and friendly!! I don't think the decoration has changed much over the years, and its still a dimly lit cozy place for dinner. When I realized how long it had been, I KNEW I had to order a small feast for the wife and I. Bubble Milk Tea (Coconut) - this drink doesn't factor into my rating of the restaurant. I know that most places that aren't dedicated to selling Boba/Fruit/Milk Teas are just going to sell mediocre instant powder mix drinks. with that said, I love everything coconut and I was a happy boy with my drink. I especially loved the large size which made the $9 cost easier to swallow since that's the same price I'd pay at a Gong Cha. Miso Soup - wife and I order this EVERY TIME. of all the places we've tried this, this place consistently serves our favourite. of course this is very subjective since Miso Soups can come in so many different concentrations, and the miso section in H Mart will show you how many flavor varieties this soup can come in. Gyoza Soup - the clear broth is very refreshing and stays nicely in the background to let the gyoza be the star; which tastes just like I would expect. yummy pork in a soft, broth-soaked wrapper. I personally think the ratio is a bit off and there should either be less broth or 1 additional gyoza in the bowl, because it seems a little imbalanced with so much broth. Seafood Salad - this is a perfect size serving that doens't ruin your appetite for the main course. nice ratio of crab meat, squid, shrimp, etc. it actually comes with a drizzle of Sriracha (or some hot sauce) already drizzled on top and it was a perfect complement to the salad. Holiday Appetizer - it's imitation crab meat and cream cheese wrapped up and fried. it's delicious and indulgent and it's served on a small bed of greens. I love getting this app every now and then. Honey Sandwich - I'm not a professional sushi reviewer with delicate taste buds. all I can say is that these little triangle bites are splendid and full of filling. Salmon Avocado Roll - uhh this needs no explanation. wife gets this every time and loves it. happy wife happy life. Tempura Ice Cream - this place sells one of my most favorite fried ice cream. the tempura batter is lovely and crispy and it actually encapsulates most of the ice cream. it's a must-get if you have a sweet tooth. this is NOT like other places that either do a cakey batter or they lazily top off a scoop of ice cream with corn flakes. this place is very close to the real deal experience I get in Boston.

I've been here a few times and the service is always been very good. Not sure what was going on…read morethis time. Seem like they had one waitress for the entire place and she was overwhelmed. The simple task of a large flask of sake with 2 cups with a flask was an effort in itself. It took four takes to do this and me getting up and asking for a 2nd cup to get it correct. Food was decent. Of course this place is very close quarters. Not really a fan of being sat in the hall way, but if you're coming in with just two people expect that. Unsatisfactory overall for this visit.

Awesome food!! The food there is amazing! We get pupu…read moreplatter for 2, peeking ravioli and extra crab rangoon

This is my go-to for Chinese food. We get Pad Thai and Orange Chicken for the kids. I love their…read morechicken wings and pu pu platter. Highly recommended.

China Wonder is by far in my opinion the best Chinese restaurant. Food is fresh, portions are…read morelarge, price is good, and a warm friendly face that greets you, great customer service. Flex

Return visit to this hole-in-the-wall joint that's more for convenience when in the area than for…read morerealistic hopes of gastronomic triumphs. Unfortunately, the one precious triumph didn't triumph this time. -- Beef Teriyaki: Available in two sizes, so I ordered the small one as a prelude to a combo. Previously (at least twice), it had been reliably gingery in its full coating of sauce, and that came through deliciously. On the downside, very tough and chewy this time, to the point where it was difficult to take a bite, and near impossible to chew it to the point where I could swallow it. Flavor well above average, but overall, a little below average. -- Chicken Wings (on a combo): Lightly breaded, very crispy, not much flavor under the crisp, but good vessels for dipping-- assuming you can get past the breading. A little above average if you can, a little below average if you can't. -- Boneless Ribs (on a combo): Bright red shellac but funky hoggy taste. No char. A little below average. -- Chicken Fingers (on a combo): Barely crisp and low meat-to-batter ratio. A little below average. -- Pork Fried Rice (on a combo): The wings may be one thing, but this is the probable deal breaker. Yellow rice at a Chinese restaurant? What is this, Florida? I'll give it that it's moist, and there's probably a pound of it packed into a combo, but the flavor doesn't go, and it tasted as if there were gobs of butter in there-- which also don't go. For a $3 upcharge you can get lo mein, and I don't find that upcharge unreasonable after enduring this rice (which was more endurable the first time when the teriyaki were excellent). Below average. One thing I've noticed in my 3 or 4 visits here is that some of the appetizers are pre-cooked and sitting in fry baskets over the oil, waiting to be freshened up. Sometimes you don't notice it in the tasting, but sometimes you do.

Came here for a late lunch. Got the #17 bowl, large. With half noodles(i get full too fast lol) Was…read moreabsolutely phenomenal. Flavors were great. Vibes were chill, music playing in the background. Our servers were also great.

The other day, I finished trying all of the phở places I could find in Fitchburg and Leominster,…read moreand a majority of places in Worcester. I felt that it was appropriate for me to come back here and see if my (and my wife's!!) opinions on phở have changed in the past year. I actually live down the street from this place, and despite being in very close proximity I've only been here... 4 times? Located in a small strip mall right next to the N Main Street, Leominster Dunkin' Donuts, this place has been a solid fixture that I've passed by nearly every day since I could even remember anything. Google AI Overview tells me they've been open since 1998. With that said, the parking is a pain since it requires diagonal parking and little room for error when backing out. It's a shared lot between a few other businesses too, so I don't really understand how they can manage on busy days. I've only come here for dinner and the place has a nice, very dim atmosphere. This seems exactly the kind of spot to bring your partner out for a quiet dinner; I don't think I heard anyone else around us talking lol. The waiting staff were friendly and attentive but I can't help but feel disappointed that no one speaks Vietnamese; they said they were all Hmong. Anyways... Sparkling Salty Plum Drink ; this drink is always delicious in every place and this quality matches all others. and I'm always left wanting more. recommended. Gỏi Cuốn ; Vietnamese salad (or fresh) rolls. I order this at every restaurant that serves it. I have to be candid here - this is the worst one I've had out of the dozens of Asian restaurants I've eaten in. These rolls were mostly lettuce, so the crispy and watery texture is all you can taste and feel. The peanut sauce was also the most flavorless I've tried as well. For the first time ever my wife had to scoop a decent amount onto her roll just to taste something - she always dunks the teeniest tiniest corner at other places. Do. Not. Recommend. Phở Bò Viên ; this was the first phở spot I brought my wife and both of us agreed... we did not like the phở here. Have our opinions changed? Not really. The broth is very light with a delicate beef flavor. I could see myself enjoying this in the spring time if I was looking for a light lunch. As I got further in the bowl the tangy and oniony flavor really comes out and I'm left finding it unpleasant. Upon first taste before I dug in, my wife still found the broth too sour. This place also has the samn damn problem as many others: the noodles are TOO narrow and slippery and they rob most of the volume of the bowl. And you better eat it fast before it's too soggy. The meatballs here were way tougher than other phở places. Hủ Tiếu Nam Vang ; this was my wife's choice and off the bat she said this bowl is too sweet. That's actually crazy since she finds most places to be too salty and too sour. I took a sip of it and had to agree. The broth is light but has a strong seafood-forward and sweet taste. She managed to eat all of it, but she really had to alter the bowl with lime juice and Sriracha to make it palatable. Overall, we didn't particular like our last visit, and our minds haven't really changed after giving it another shot. Maybe I'll come back some other time to try the rice dishes.

First time visit, will return. A great experience for my 11…read moreand 3 yr old grandchildren. A peaceful location. Intimate environment for practice etiquette and manners. Fresh hot delicious food.

Not great. The good - convenient location,very cute inside with a small bar, some tables, Keno on…read morethe screen - very cozy. The not so good - the food. Ordered luncheons which were a little pricey - and not worth it. Fried rice seemed old. One app was great - the boneless ribs. One wasn't- chicken fingers. An odd lemony aftertaste, very strange and off-putting. So - place is cute, food is a "C".

One of our favorite spots to get takeout when we are in the mood for good Japanese food. We love…read moreand dumplings, salmon teriyaki and the spider maki (soft shell crab rolls). The food is delicious and consistent.

Sushi-forward pan-Asian eatery right in the center of town on Main Street. Decent atmosphere (more…read morebistro yearnings than a "joint"), friendly service, and just-okay food if not getting sushi. First visit in a few years: -- Salt and Pepper Wings: Small, fried, seasoned, and unsauced, with jalapeños and such for assistance. Decent tenderness and moistness, but light on flavor without the jalapeño and a little bland despite the name. -- General Tso Wings: One fewer wing, but much larger ones, with a sweet, thick sauce, good crunch, and decent moisture underneath. No heat to counter the sweet, but that's the case for most General Gao or Tso these days. Still very solid. -- Teriyaki Salmon: Lunch special with choice of salad or soup, choice of Rangoons or gyoza, and choice of white or fried rice. The salmon itself was sensible of size, but dry inside and topped with a gloppy sweet sauce that helped the dryness but not the cause. The gyoza were small and most likely frozen. Overall, seems like going to an Olive Garden that happens to be serving Asian cuisine. I've been a few times before, with similar thoughts (and half the coworkers I've gone with agree, and half love it). Pleasant enough, and easy street parking, but I don't see myself rushing back. Maybe sushi is the way to go.