Food is amazing! We've been there several times and it never disappoints. There's a wide array of…read moredishes so everyone in your party can find something they like. My husband and his parents tend to lean towards the sweet and sour chicken dinner combos and my mom likes the combination lo mein. I love the Korean food and the bulgogi bimbimbap is my favorite! I also love the fact that I can add as much gochujang as I like.

I got an order to pick up. Everyone was so nice from the moment I walked in. They have 3 rolls for…read more$15 before 3pm. They were delicious and packed up neatly. The egg drop soup was perfection. I'll go again at some point for dine in!

One woman show and she was phenomenal. Food was authentic and delicious. Cute place - will come…read moreback. My husband got the bulgogi, I got the stone bowl. Gyoza was great with the true sauce it's supposed to be serve with.

Absolutely love this place!! Some of the most authentic Korean food I have had in UT. We love…read moretheir bulgogi, kalbi short ribs, and their veggie pancakes. It is always a treat whenever we go here. The restaurant is a little small, so they fill up quick. There are a couple chefs in the back and only one waitress most of the time: patience is key. It is totally worth it though! This place is your typical hidden gem, whole in the wall. So good!!

The Pho here is amazing. On my first visit, I tried the Hot…read moreStone Pho which was the House Special. Pricey at $33, it was a star (my friend ordered it for her birthday), with the "best brisket ever " and full of veggies and the rich broth that Pho Kitchen is known for. She's been to many Vietnamese places all over the U.S. and was in a long term relationship with a Vietnamese, so can judge a Pho. She gave it a 9/10. This visit, I had the beef Tenderloin Hanoi Style and it was DELICIOUS : 9/10 My daughter tried the minced Crab Pho and gave it an 8/10. The place was busy, but in a good way. So many happy customers.

The drink prices lowk nuts, self clean-up, order up front and pay beforehand…read more The prices at pho banh were a bit high for what was offered in service. I wouldn't mark this establishment as a traditional pho restaurant. You order up front at a counter, get your own drinks - aside from menu ones - and clean up after yourself as well. The drinks were expensive and we had to take it off of our order because it vastly changed the bill. The food had pretty good flavor and I was pleasantly surprised ! Overall, though the food itself is pretty good, with the self serve and price factored in, I'm not sure if I'd visit again.

Stopped in for some lunch and left fully satisfied!…read more I tried the Chicken Bulgogi and it was SO GOOOOD! I had enough food for myself and what I couldn't eat, my husband chowed down on. My husband ordered the Japchae and polished his off pretty quick! (He was really hungry!) This restaurant is inside of a food court in Ocean Mart, so the ambiance is that, but we don't really come for the ambience, we come for the food!

A sweet little Korean stall located inside Ocean Mart small food court. They always make HOT, fresh…read morefood and you can best believe there is always someone in line to order especially at lunchtime. They cater and have a food truck (which was mobbed at the annual Asian Festival at the state fairgrounds a few months back). Yes, pretty legit food Today I had to get my japchae fix and with extra beef. Delish! I love the spicy pork bulgogi- it's fire. And you can't go wrong with chicken bulgogi or traditional beef bulgogi. I know on the weekends there's sometimes kimbap but not often enough for me.

My boyfriend was craving sushi, so we tried Osaka Sushi in Layton since we were up that way. It was…read morea cute location, very slow for a Saturday afternoon, but we might have caught it right before the lunch/dinner rush. We shared the spicy edamame. It was really good! I loved the sauce on these. We also shared an order of gyoza. It was really hot & fresh when we received it. My boyfriend really liked these. I ordered a vegetarian roll. It was okay, not my favorite. My boyfriend ordered the 7 piece nigiri. He was a little worried because it was chefs choice, but he ended up liking it. He wasn't sure that the light colored fish was & said he would never order that if he had the choice because he loves tuna nigiri but he said it was really good. The light colored fish had a more salty taste to it. He also ordered a sushi roll, however I cannot remember which kind it was for the life of me. He liked it though.

They say curiosity killed the cat and satisfaction brought him back…read more Well, curiousity about Osaka Sushi & Izakaya on Heritage Blvd in Layton, did indeed about kill this cat and absolutely NO satisfaction will ever bring this one back! After sleeping with a bucket on one side of my head and a garbage can on the other, this place deserves every last bad review that they will ever receive! Waited nearly two hours for a takeout order. I had absolutely zero issues with that, provided all of my detailed instructions were followed. I explicitly requested if they were going to charge me additional fees after my initial order total then to cancel the ENTIRE order! Not only was I charged additional fees to my credit card after the fact, my instructions weren't even followed! The most expensive item (especially since I was charged almost $5 extra for requesting lettuce) was the Dynamite Poke Bowl with rotten fish, rotten produce, saturated in sauce (that I explicitly requested ON THE SIDE), and most disgusting of all, warm creamy rice that was supposedly in their "homemade cream sauce". Absolutely nowhere in the description of the Dynamite Poke Bowl did it state it was going to have rice or give you an alternative option. Whatever is in that disgusting sauce should be retired and banned from the FDA! The supposed "fish" was all shredded barely there and nevermind I didn't receive the furikake with red onions that I was also charged additional for. The Kimchi was completely sour and opening the lid on the little cup you could smell the foulness. Yes, I did try a bite of everything that I ordered to leave an appropriate review. The Kurama Ebi (prawn) shows up with it's head and shell on which wasn't a big issue because I order seafood boils all the time. However, this poor prawn was all shell, no meat, and was discolored and mushy upon peeling. The Gyutan (beef tongue) was charred aplenty, but still impossible to eat because it was way too chewy and no amount of lemons were going to help it. I really was having a great day and that's why I thought I would be 3 for 3 and try this newer popular sushi restaurant and trust me, the pricey menu items certainly don't achieve the fresh experience that all of us Sushi lovers expect. Will never return and will forever be telling everyone about this horrible waste of time and money experience. And to think I actually left them a tip on top of the overcharges. Ha!

Suburban Utah isn't synonymous with Korean food. However, bearing an appetite fueled by a long ski…read moreday and with the optimism of a man seeking the protein boost of unlimited bulgogi, I decided to gamble on Ombu for dinner one night last week. The restaurant was about a third full when I arrived, with one large party in the center. Their children were tearing around the restaurant, and had invented a game that involved throwing things into an unused grill. It looked quite fun, to be fair, and involved a lot of screaming and running, but it was rather distracting to a tired ski bum in need of a more relaxing meal. The food ordering system is via a tablet, where you pick what you want and - if n my experience - there's a 75% chance that the right item gets delivered to you. Sometimes your Kalbi will be pork belly, and to be honest you'll be glad it was because the kalbi itself is super tough. Similarly the beef tongue, which gave my jaw a workout it won't forget in a hurry. My tofu and kimchi soup contained a bonus unpeeled shrimp, which I found languishing at the bottom. Fortunately it was fully cooked. Rice paper isn't a thing here, but the rice dishes from the menu turn up cold anyway so it's almost the same. I hate to say this too, but one of the biggest issues I encountered was my server's lack of English, which actually made questioning the above shrimp incident - or indeed querying menu items - impossible. I tried, but he thought I wanted to order another bowl of the soup. Genuinely not hating in that regard, learning languages is tough plus I accept that English is not the native language of Korea and it's not like I speak any Korean, but it was rather frustrating at the time. So... why, you might ask, is this not a one-star review? Well... the brisket could've been way worse, the bulgogi was at least average, the pork belly was actually pretty good, and (until I found the errant shrimp) the tofu and kimchi soup was very enjoyable. Despite the communication issues, my server was diligent and friendly too, and I doubt the noisy children eat there every night. My own expectations are unfairly skewed too; K-town restaurants in LA take a lot to match. Will I go back? Honest answer: Probably not, but that may be as much my issue as theirs.

This place is amazing!…read more Came here two times and was impressed both times. The first time came and it was slow the second time it was packed but the service was the same quality. Staff is very friendly and food/ drink came out quick. Staff works well as a team. The restaurant seemed pretty cleaned even though there is a lot going on from everyone cooking their food and all the things being delivered to us. The food taste amazing!!! I love that it is all you can eat appetizers and entrees with the option to have a cooked Korean meal instead. Such a fun experience to cook yourself and order whatever you want off the tablet. The ambience is comfortable. It has a very simple design but I like how it makes each table feel comfortable while maximizing their space. For two after tip we paid $67 to dine here. Worth every dollar! Will definitely come back again!!

The food was fantastic. The snow crab was fantastic. The meat choices amazing. We had the chicken,…read morebrisket, wagyu and the pork belly. I would definitely order it all again. The sauce bar and recipes made the meats even better. The staff was very attentive and answered any and all questions. The open atmosphere and large booths made it so everyone was comfortable. We ate it all to fast to take a picture. Sorry, not sorry.

This place is probably as good as you can get in Ogden. Just drive to salt lake if you want hot…read morepot. They ran out of soy sauce for the sauce bar. The waiter warned us of the heat level for their spicy broth and it was as mild as this year's winter. The meat selection and cold bar were minimal. Decent if you're craving hot pot and don't wanna drive to salt lake

Recently I was in Sunset visiting my sister. She had not had the pleasure of experiencing Thai,…read moreVietnamese or Korean cuisine. From Yelp reviews, we started the gastronomic adventure with lunch at Pad Thai. After a pleasant meal, I inquired as to where I could locate an Asian grocery store. The lovely lady tending us directed us to Z World Express. It took a couple of passes up and down Main street looking at both ends of the RV lot we were directed to look for before spying the brick building with red white and blue sign. Not much to see from the outside, no hint that groceries are there, but on inside, jackpot!! This place is packed floor to ceiling with tiny aisles you have to squeeze through. There is a nice representation of Thai, Vietnamese, Korean, and some Indian selections. There are several chest freezers filled with a plethora of frozen seafood. The back wall is a bank of coolers with a nice selection of fresh veggies, Fresh Pho Noodles, and other tasy treats. I picked up Tom Yum soup base, Masaman Curry Paste, coconut cream, Thai Tea, instant Pho broth, Mabo Tofu sauce and a nice selection of snacks. Prices are actually a little less than what I am used to paying in Seattle, another nice bonus. The owners were very engaging and very helpful. They directed us to Best Teriyaki for a Korean fix, which turned out to be spot on. Good service, excellent selection of foods, definitely a hidden gem

This was by FAR my worst dining experience ever! I am not even kidding you. And the fact that this…read morerestaurant was featured on "Shark Tank" and all the sharks were interested is beyond my imagination. Certainly NOT a fan of Mark Cuban after this (as if I ever was..lol... once upon a time maybe). First of all, I ordered two Cupbop's with absolutely NO rice or noodles. I wanted just straight veggies with my two meat preferences which were Koko (tender Korean beef) and at a small additional fee Korean marinated BBQ beef. I requested the spice level of 9 (as I like my dishes HOT) with the sauce on the side. I did receive two separate small sauce condiment cups for each bop. I did not receive ANY veggies! It was ALL clumped together hard white rice with barely a handful of the KoKo and beef. I even separated it out and took photos for reference so you can see how SMALL the meat portions are! I have never felt so ripped off in my life (and trust me, that's saying something)! I also ordered a side of three Mandoo (which were at least decent), but thank GOD that I requested my Cupbop's sauce on the side otherwise there would have been no sauce for those. I have been to every teriyaki grill, Korean establishment, Japanese..etc..bulgogi...this restaurant is really one that does it ALL wrong! The rice wasn't even edible and I didn't even want it, so it got tossed. Took photos of both Cupbop's meat combined and out of each bop. We will not be hearing about this chain 20 years from now, and more than likely, not ten! My receipt showed my whole order as I requested correctly. What exactly is wrong with the Layton employees? Can they not read? Do they just not care?? This definitely is NOT what was represented on Shark Tank and I'm thinking just like everyone else that gets money and fame too quickly..how QUICKLY they fall! Save your money folks. Teriyaki Grill is where it's at. Next is Q-One in the Layton mall. They at least read instructions though it's a bit too oiled down. Here though....a dumpster could've given me more meat behind McDonald's!

I learned on my first ever visit to trust instincts on spicy tolerances. I love how they…read moreaccommodated the smaller kids size for me and that they helped me to know what level my true tolerance would be for ordering which made for a really great dish. My now husband (he was fiancé when we went) ordered a level 8, and he said that it was the perfect spicy. He ordered 8 so I would maybe try it, and I did, and I think I had some tears. I'm kind of a wimp with spicy, but the flavor that lingered was the standout. It's hard to find that in sauces and they nailed it! The restaurant was clean and roomy and it was just overall a great experience.

This spot about 5 minutes away from Hill AFB's South Gate which is convenient for those who work on…read moreor around base. The location is a bit hidden from the main street. It's right next to a nail salon/bar and a sushi burrito spot. Plenty of free street parking and plaza parking. When waking in, it's super clean and the decorations were great to see. I loved seeing all of the jerseys displayed! I tried 2 items here: 1. Kalua pork loco moco style- LOVED this. I got the mini because it was a huge portion for the regular size. The mini comes with one scoop or rice and macaroni salad. I would highly suggest getting this is you like having a heavier meal. 2. Mixed plate teriyaki chicken and teriyaki beef- this was okay to me. Definitely flavorful, but the chicken and beef were overcooked. I got this in the regular size which comes with 2 scoops of rice, macaroni salad and extra meat. I didn't really feel like I got extra meat though which was why I deducted a star. I was a bit sad it was over cooked too.

Ono Chicken Katsu and great customer service. I would highly recommend this place to eat.read more