We ordered edamame, gyoza, poké roll, Hawaiian roll, and lobster roll which were all exceptional!…read more The restaurant is like a traditional Japanese style ambiance. The wait staff was very polite and attentive. Only down side is parking is at least two blocks away.

Tadashi was delicious. I ate there twice during my five days in Happy Valley, one time solo and…read morethen another time with friends. The server was okay, but the food was great. The one star is off because the service isn't great, and the one server even thought we walked in meaning to go to their other location instead of the one we were at (it's up the street from them and they have different options). I had a rice dish the first time which was well put together as far as the flavors and textures went. The next time, I had ramen and chicken. Both were flavorful. My peeps had various options ranging from ramen and rice bowls to sweet potato fries . They couldn't stop raving about the sweet potato fries and it was their first time trying them, so I think that's a success.

The pasta servings are good for the price. But I paid $3.25 for this side of broccoli and I don't…read moreeven think it's more than 1.5 ounces. This is truly money gouging. And if I wasn't back at the office I would demand a refund

Horrible food! We ordered delivery and their scampi looked nothing like what it should be. It had a…read moredisgusting cream sauce that smelled like burnt rubber and didn't even have the type of pasta correct. The shrimp were still frozen and broccoli was uncooked. Don't order from here! You'll be extremely disappointed!

First night in the area and this was the first place I caught my eye so I decided to try it being…read morethat I love Asian food. The pork dumplings in the chili oil was nice. I've never had it done that way. Good flavor not too much spice. Scallion pancakes did not disappoint. And the chicken hot pot was really good perfect amount of spice and flavor. Definitely a must try nice quick service meal. The staff was very accommodating and it was just nice for a quick dinner and it seemed very authentic definitely should check this place out.

I have had good food here before many years ago but last night ordered takeout and it was inedible…read more The food was expensive but bland, and the sesame chicken tasted like the chicken was not fresh. I hope Little Szechuan can improve the quality because the food used to be good!

Needed a little something to snack on after we all had a late lunch today. Now, time approaches…read more9pm, and what to do?? Everyone says: go ahead Frank, just order, we trust you (i love these people). Minimal criteria: Convenient and delicious enough (given the expectations bar appropriately set for the region), and variety for people who each want something a little different. TY Yelp, Kokoro looks promising. placed a take-out order, and given Saturday night of Big Ten Wresting Championships, order was ready and delivered just fine. The food is good enough, hand rolls, egg rolls, ramen bowls, chic wings, and def don't pass up on the Avocado Kokoro, deff tasty (too much sauce, but just fine). Def worth an order, you won't be disappointed, if you accept the geographical frame (we're in a college town, not a major metro China-town).

I only leave reviews when it's really good or really bad. Sorry guys, don't waste your money…read more Definitely the worst ramen (they really shouldn't call it ramen) I've ever had. The bbq pork tasted like it was microwaved from a cheap tub in the grocery store. The broth was bland. The egg was not marinated (like a real ramen egg). The noodles tasted old. The dumplings were chewy and had a weird after taste. The food was generally sketchy, and i stopped eating halfway through. The service was confusing, but nice at least. The inside was basically the bones of the previous restaurant, whatever that was (the hut pot- maybe? Judging from the old podium hidden in the back. The good reviews have to be fake. Nuff said. Don't do it. Go anywhere else.

The service was fast at first. We had our order taken rather quickly and the server was very nice…read more The food ordered from the menu with no modifications took a bit longer. The restaurant was clean but very basic. The noodles are homemade daily and taste very good.

The food for this place was amazing!! If you want Ramen come here hungry because you're gonna get a…read moreTon of food for the price. The service was ish but the lady was very humble and took care of us. Ambiance for where we were in state college was average but honestly the food is where they killed it.

My experience was the epitome of average. Restaurant is honestly in rough condition…read more The pho was not authentic and everything tasted just slightly off. It wasn't terrible. Service was alright and the woman was friendly but there was NO THAI BASIL OR CILANTRO. Stomach felt a bit weird after

One of the best, if not the best, meals I've ever had in state college. Great for large parties and…read moreyou order on the kiosks located at each table, Pho 11's menu is large with a variety of Vietnamese apps and entrees to choose from. The summer rolls were rolled fresh and the rice paper on them was super chewy with amazing quality shrimp. The pho was phonomenal (pun intended). I wasn't expecting much but the toppings were all super authentic (all the best pho dac biet toppings) and I ordered extra tendon with mine. The broth was super light and fragrant and instead of giving you a full toppings plate, they ask which toppings you'd like which I prefer better anyways because I always feel bad not using the jalapeños it usually comes with. Cannot recommend this place enough. It's perfect for a winter night!

I'd been meaning to try this place ever since 100 Degrees Hot Pot on Westerly closed - a loss I…read morestill mourn, especially when it's cold AF and pouring down rain..... kinda like today. I ordered the kit with the Sichuan broth, which was really very good, extra noodz (not necessary) and extra meat (we ate it, but probably also not necessary). The 'veg' selection included in the kit was a little too heavy on tofu products & a little light on veg like bean sprouts or savoy or napa cabbage or bok choy, or really anything besides mushrooms and sweet potato. And I'm sorry, but romaine lettuce has no business in a hot pot :-D The kit also includes two dipping sauces (peanut, which I augmented with chili crisp) and a tasty, cloudy sesame oil concoction, as well as a little container of pickled somethings I ate immediately because I was hungry. Def would order again!

Staff was very attentive. It was clean and the seating was comfortable. We never ate at an…read moreestablishment like this, so we didn't know what we were doing. I don't think the staff realized how much of a beginner we really were because they didn't explain things good enough for us. It was a lot of money just for us to eat somewhere else two hours later.

The food was overall okay. It for sure was one of the better AUTHENTIC Chinese food places in State…read moreCollege. The reason for the 4 stars is because of the customer service and the environment. The place is small, but cozy. And the people in there were SUPER nice to us. You should get there right at open so you have the biggest and freshest choice. I for sure recommend!

Pretty authentic Chinese food. It's pretty small but not that bad. The older lady working there is…read morevery sweet and is the cashier and kind of the waitress. She'll serve you drinks and rice while a cook comes out with the dishes. We ordered the "da pan ji" which isn't listed on the menu but instead, on one of the papers on the wall. It's about $26 but it's huge! The dish has noodles, chicken, potatoes and some peppers and onions. It's delicious and leaves your tongue tingling with the spice! Come hungry, leave happy