If you want some good pad Thai or Pho, or a funky Asia burrito this is the place. It's a tiny 20…read moreseat place, but they make very good Asia fusion. We stoped in after a OU football game, and sat at the bar. Service was good, prices are reasonable, and the food is delicious.

The sweet and spicy udon noodles are SO GOOD. The dumplings are homemade and fantastic.read more

Ginger is good for a lot of things - a place for passable and affordable sushi, a place for make…read moreyour own noodle or fried rice bowl with usual protein choices, six sauce choices, and lots of veggie toppings offerings. They do feature lots of specific Chinese dishes as well but rarely do you see someone eating these in the dinning area which almost always has room. They are organized and quick with the rare exception of big sushi orders coming in at once. And the pick three sushi rolls is a common and my go-to order. Eel avocado, fried sweet potato, and peanut avocado is my eclectic mix of choice (picture below). Dining companions who opt for the bowls often get a lid and take home leftovers (or they should). And hot tip - pay with cash and get a free fountain drink! It is located right in the middle of Court Street, the main drag for Athens. Parking isn't always available right in front at meters but the parking garage is a block away. They do quite a bit of delivery business as well.

Ginger was my favorite place at OU (graduated 7 years ago). My friends and I ordered quite a bit…read morevia DoorDash so that we could bring some back in coolers. The portion size is great, however a few of our bowls were completing missing ingredients we ordered. It was not as good as I remember, and I assume it's because my cheese was missed. I still love Ginger but it was not as good as remembered!

Athens is a college town and the restaurants on Court Street, the main drag through town where…read moreuniversity and town come together, primarily cater to those 18-22. It means there are burritos and pizza galore. And fast Asian. Mr. Hibachi is in that tradition and they are efficient in part by having a veritable army of folks working quickly to keep up with a brisk takeaway business. There are dining-in options but that isn't their primary focus. If you do want to eat in, there are 3 tables in the busy front section that can accommodate 4 or five folks. Then there is a string of high tops for 2 that run down the length of the skinny store. So we mostly do take-out drawing on both the straight forward sushi options or hibachi options. Lots of both with no big surprises. But portions are generous and prices reasonable. Favs in my family are the shrimp hibachi that you can substitute lo mien noodles for white or fried rice for a small mark up. I'm partial to the sashimi combo that won't be confused for high end fish but the slices are thick and the dish is filling and a good deal since it is under $20 and comes with miso and a generous fried rice portion. If you get a big order ie 2 bags instead of one for takeaway, be sure to check your order and make sure you have both bags. They have a lot of orders to fill so a couple of times I wasn't paying attention and left without one of the bags. In one case I did get a call quickly from the store asking me to come back and pick it up. A couple times there was a missing side (yum yum sauce for the hibachi) or side of fried rice. So as always, can't hurt to check to make sure everything is there. One final feature to point out. I really like the ability to order online for and choose a later time for pickup. This approach works well for bringing home dinner right after class or a workout. Given how busy they can get when the students are in town, this feature is often wise to use.

The line looked long on a Friday night but there were lots of pickup orders and they moved fast…read more The steak and chicken hibachi was delicious, it was a large serving that included veggies too. I also got the Spicy Girl roll and loved it. Plenty of tables to grab a seat, if you're looking to eat there. I'm kinda craving it now after writing this so I'll be going back soon for sure!

I want to say that the food tonight was hot and fresh and tasted amazing!!!!!…read more The customer service was 10-10! The inside was very clean and set up very nice!

This place is incredible! The staff is very friendly and the food is delicious. The seating is…read moreoutside only but was very relaxing. I will definitely be going back when I'm in town.

Typical Krogers very clean and large. I had to stop for my…read moreSourdough Pretzel Nugget fix. Clean bathrooms courtesy and helpful staff. Large health food section I would definitely stop again if in the area and had a need.

Would give zero stars if I could. Management is a joke here. They won't help you with anything…read moreever, and also tell you that you're in the wrong.

Service was great, actually impressive but we'll get to that…read more To start, when we walked in the place was smaller than expected but overall not too small to feel confined. It was clean and quiet and generally welcoming. When we have our orders the server didn't write anything down and with a group of 3 ordering combo platters, and also from the sushi bar.. it was impressive. All the food same back correctly and rather quickly. I usually start with 5 stars and based on things or combinations of things I take stars off. So minus 1 star for the price of sushi. 1 piece is about $2-3 and minus another star because the sweet tea was rather odd tasting. I also had the general tso chicken combo that came with rice and an egg roll. The sauce had a slightly different flavor than I was used to, I wasn't attracted to it. So in conclusion, Nice place Nice staff Prompt service Good sushi but slightly over priced in my opinion. The food was okay at best, in my opinion.

Really disappointed in this experience. 0/10 ambiance. Cluttered dining room. Ordered Crab Rangoon…read moreand pork dumplings. First, the crab Rangoon was the best we've ever had. The steamed dumpling wraps were at least half an inch thick. The filling was basically bbq pork that had an extremely unusual odor and were inedible. Seaweed salad was the standard stuff. Waiter did not clear our table or offer extra plates for sharing apps. I had to stack everything at the end of table and ask for it to be cleared. The odor coming from the dumplings was overwhelming and ruined the appetite of the entire table. Two special rolls and general tso chicken arrived. Deep fried roll was so over cooked that it was difficult to eat. Very off putting. General tso was slimy and gross. I thought maybe desert would redeem the meal. Mango mochi was smashed and freezer burned. I've been going to Panda for over a decade. I'll never be going back. $85 meal. A complete waste. We left hungry.

Public Post About Authentic Cheesesteaks As someone…read moreoriginally from South Philadelphia, I just wanted to respectfully share something about cheesesteaks. A traditional Philly cheesesteak is not made with roast beef. Roast beef has a completely different texture, seasoning, and flavor profile. While it may seem similar, it's not the same thing. An authentic cheesesteak is made with: * Thinly sliced ribeye steak (or shaved steak / minute steak as an acceptable substitute) * Cooked on a flat-top grill * Lightly seasoned (usually just salt and pepper) * Chopped and folded together while cooking * Served on a fresh hoagie roll (Amoroso-style if you want to be authentic) * Topped with either Cheez Whiz, American cheese, or Provolone * Optional additions: sautéed onions (this is traditional), sometimes mushrooms or peppers depending on preference The key element is fresh shaved steak cooked to order, not deli-style roast beef placed on bread. There's nothing wrong with roast beef sandwiches -- they're great in their own right -- but calling it a cheesesteak changes the standard of what people expect, especially for those of us from Philadelphia where this sandwich originated. I'm sharing this respectfully in hopes that local spots consider offering a true steak version. There's a big difference in quality and authenticity, and people would absolutely appreciate it.

Sheetz is always a good place to stop whether I'm near home or four hours away. As I was for this…read moreplace. I needed some fuel and to use their facilities. Everything was clean on the inside. And the fuel prices were reasonable. The staff was friendly and greeted me as I walked in. The location was easy to get in and out of. If I'm back I. This area I'll be sure to stop again.

FUSION Steak House, one of the best Japanese hibachi restaurante in Vienna as we speak my food was…read moreinsanely good. The service was amazing as well " even though for some of you it could be hard to understand what they say cause of their accent " they waiter I had named Yoga was a pretty chill dude and was very respectful so, thank you Yoga. The Hibachi chef was very entertaining with his wacky personality and he wasn't afraid to say what he wanted. Enjoyed his jokes and wild personalities. His skills in the Hibachi Kitchen was what I expected it to be. Even though he was supper tired cause we showed up at a very late & they closed in a hour and 30 minutes he still gave it his all to entertain the audience. The Noodles w/Chicken&Shrimp with a side of veggies I order was high quality and nice and tender meat, the sushi was super fresh and the salad was bomb as hell. Me and my Fiancé spent at least $100 for 2 that's with the $20-tip we gave them without the tio it was about $90 but, if you play your cards right and get the cheap items you can still save a little. Definitely worth experiencing if you haven't yet.

Best food ever, great service and the atmosphere is the greatest. The cooks are friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. They make you feel like family

Sensational clear soup and salmon lava. I'm also a big fan…read moreof their curry duck and hibachi chicken w noodles.

WV 02-2024 Toyko Restaurant in Parkersburg with Noel & Calliope on Tuesday. We had to go to the…read moredoctor so we decided to dash in for some great sushi for lunch. Absolutely love their spring rolls and Gyoza also! The dipping sauces are to die for! I tried a new roll..to be truthful can't remember the name right now. Noel had the panther roll and the Philly roll. They were good. I know mine had spicy salmon in it. It was very good! Definitely going back! I love the miso soup!

Beautiful restaurant with plenty of parking and no wait…read more Frank is the best waiter!! Fantastic Tuna appetizers, especially the jalapeño. Tasty filet and scallops w noodles. Very delicious clear soup and miso soup. Spectacular chicken, especially the general tso. The painkiller here is better than cheddars.

The food is great. There was kind of long wait for the deep fried Oreo but it was delish! Our…read moreserver was great too!