Without a doubt the best sushi in the area. This is our go to place and we have never been…read moredisappointed. First the food. Their rice is like creamy happiness and makes the sushi so much better. Their fish is fresh every time. We have tried almost every roll and have never been disappointed. They have other dishes as well. Whether it is Ramen or Katsu, you will love it. If you like spicy, try their Spicy beef ramen or the spicy kani salad. So good and if you're ailing, the ramen soup will nurse you back to health. The service is excellent. Everyone works hard as you will see them scurrying around to ensure everyone is served. The best part is the floor manager. Her name is Mama. She watches over the customers and staff with a watchful eye. She is so awesome. Older woman with the spunk of a teenager. The owner and family always have a smile for all customers too. Good people. MAKE RESERVATIONS!!! Do not just show up or you will likely have to wait. This is most nights, but especially in the weekends. And the food to value is excellent. No matter what form your sushi takes here, the quality is excellent and prices are good as well. Oh and for fun, they have sumo wrestling on the TV. Our favorite. We have no idea what's going on, but fun to watch while we eat.

The food is always consistently amazing! I highly recommend ordering from them! My favorites are…read morethe gyros, crab rangoons and the spicy crab rolls. So delicious!

This is a hidden gem inside an old Taco Bell!…read more This unassuming building leads to a very informal place that serves excellent Japanese food, with absolutely terrific service. The bento box and the ramen are both good-sized portions, and everything was fresh and delicious. The teriyaki shrimp were delightful, and my spouse drained every drop of the tonkatsu ramen. Definitely on our list of 'regular visits' now!

Such a cute and intimate place, we came for dinner around 6-7pm and there were 2 other couples…read morethere. The staff all greeted us with a warm welcome too! The inside is gorgeous. My husband and I both ordered the garlic chicken ramen, it was good I'm just not a fan of ramen as a whole. My favorite part was the egg in the ramen. Beautifully made and flavored idk how they do it! Service was on point and they made our daughter kid-friendly chopsticks which I always am so appreciative of! Want to come back to try their bentos!

(but also... send help)…read more Let me start by saying: I came to Osuki All You Can Eat Sushi as a normal, responsible adult. I left as a human sushi roll with zero self-control and absolutely no regrets. Round 1: "I'll pace myself." Round 2: "Okay but these rolls are tiny, so it doesn't count." Round 3: "We don't quit in this family." Round 4: I started negotiating with my waistband. The sushi? Fresh, fast, and dangerously delicious. Like... suspiciously good for something labeled "all you can eat." The spicy tuna had me questioning my loyalty to every other sushi place I've ever been to. And the fried rolls? Crispy little traps of joy. AND the vibe? Super cute, really clean, and tons of seating--so even while I was making questionable life choices, at least I was doing it in a place that felt put together and comfortable. Service was on POINT. Our server kept the plates coming like they were personally invested in my downfall. At one point I'm pretty sure they made eye contact with me like, "You sure about this?" No. No I was not. By the end, I was: 70% sushi 20% soy sauce 10% poor decision-making Would I go back? Absolutely. Will I learn my lesson? Absolutely not. Pro tip: Do not say "just one more roll." It is never just one more roll. 10/10 would roll myself out of there again.

Osuki Sushi is a cozy hidden gem in downtown Melbourne - the perfect spot for fresh,…read moreall-you-can-eat sushi done right! Love the made-to-order system: you pick from the menu, and small plates keep coming endlessly. Except waiting for your order to be ready must be hectic over the weekends. I went there on Friday yet I had to wait for my small plate to be rolled The rollers are authentic Oriental pros (always a great sign - no chill vibes from non-traditional hands behind the bar). I went heavy on sashimi, and every piece arrived beautifully presented, super fresh, and melt-in-your-mouth delicious. Rolls, nigiri, and sides were top-notch too. Deep bonus: Need a tattoo? The neighbor next door is killer! Highly recommend for quality AYCE without the buffet staleness. "

Stopped by for a quick lunch break and was pleasantly surprised. The restaurant has a cozy…read moreatmosphere that makes it a great spot to step away from work for a bit. The food was fresh and flavorful, the service was attentive, and the overall experience was very enjoyable. If you're in the Melbourne area and looking for a casual lunch spot with good food and a comfortable vibe, Umame is definitely worth a visit.

Unami was a great choice for lunch! It is a smaller restaurant with limited seats, but I don't…read morethink that's an issue for lunch. They did however close at 2 p.m. for on Monday. We started with miso soup and the Unami mushrooms. The mushrooms were deliciously seasoned with butter and garlic and I could have honestly ate the entire bowl. I ordered the BuriBuriGood roll and was not disappointed. The only downfall is that the menu says it's spicy, but there was none. I like my rolls spicy SPICY. I also tried the rainbow roll which was good. Great choice if you're in the 321. Would def go back.

Sushi was really delicious for a good price. We had the Hawaii roll, crazy roll and my son had a…read moremaki dinner. Enjoyed the vibe.

Always the best wasabi - fresh and smooth. Perfect sushi…read morerice. Superb ginger ! Very fresh and excellent presentation- nice portions. Our favorite place for years.

My take on Young's Buffet as someone who has frequented buffets and Asian restaurants in the all…read moreover the west and east coast: I came on a Thursday afternoon right before dinner rush, about 4:30-5pm. The building and ambiance is pretty typical for a Chinese buffet. They had the Thursday special going, which was $14.99. They have about 5 hot food areas, a hibachi grill corner, a fruit/cold section, a sushi area, a chocolate fountain, and single serve ice cream. Overall, they had a decent amount of variety of food, as well. In terms of food, some items had two labels on them. I got what I thought was hibachi chicken but on the other side it was called bourbon chicken. The pork egg roll, had no pork at all. The cheese wonton had crab, so it was a crab rangoon and it was pretty decent. The sweet and sour chicken was old and cold. The orange chicken was overly preserved and was cold. The black pepper chicken was pretty decent. The char sui roast pork was VERY old, I had to spit it out. The fried rice was extremely yellowish orange??? So it's a bit of a hit or miss depending on what you get. For customer service, I thought it was okay. My waitress did give me the wrong drink but she fixed it quick. She was also pretty on top of clearing plates, which was nice. As a whole, I think it's decent. It's not too bad, but also don't expect really good Chinese food.

Oh my. So we went to Youngs for their $13.99 lunch deal. Well the old adage of you get what you…read morepay for, lives here. Bad bad bad. The service was great and the place is so clean, but we rate on food mostly. The food was frankly one of the worst Chinese buffets I have eaten at. I have eaten at these type of restaurants all over the country, so while not a Chinese buffet snob, I do have some expectations. The food for the most part wasn't very flavorful or tasty. Even I can make cheap ingredients taste good. It's like they didn't even try to hide low cost ingredients. Then, you cannot leave them sitting out to dry out. More I can't tell you. Try another Chinese buffet place or you will likely be wholly disappointed. Frankly, if you like this place, you don't know good Chinese food. Sorry fans, we hate giving bad reviews, but this is worthy of warning hungry folks to pass on by or be, as stated, likely disappointed.

The food here both times were just amazing. So fun fact I lived in South Korea and I would eat…read morekimchee all the time. I loved seeing them put the vases in the ground. I have the kimchee fried rice. The second time I ordered the la galbi (short beef ribs in Korean barbecue sauce) when I say they're marinated to the bone. I accidentally over cooked my steak though. I'm currently in culinary and that's one item we haven't cooked just yet. So I'm waiting to perfect it. I'll be back once we do. I truly love Korean food. In South Korea I wasn't eating meat. But somehow I evened up eating Popeyes. Don't judge me. lol. But all in all the service is always amazing, the ambiance is the same. I believe it is cold in here and there is always a wait so come early. They will always bring your food next door to the cigar lounge if you let them know you're there. Oh also the plum wine I've seen ordered before and tried myself it was pretty tasty. I do plan on ordering something else during my next visit.

Visited this place with the fam at 6pm on a Tuesday because it is PACKED Friday -Saturday and we…read morewanted to see what the hype was about! We were sat they had Avatar the Last Air Bender playing on a TV in the back, great for my daughter, and friendly staff who sat us & got our order. Their menu features Japanese, Thai, and Korean cuisine and we chose Korean that night. Didn't feel like cooking the beef so we chose the option to have the chef cook it for you. The banchan was good but very light, which I'm not used to. I request the banchan to be refilled 3x. The kimchee rice was so good, best place I've had it! Overall, I personally wouldn't return back, everything was just over the 'average-to-good-bar' but who knows, there might be something I'm missing by not coming on the weekends.

Let me start by saying this: I don't give 5-star ratings easily, but Naoki deserves it without…read morequestion. The food is consistently just as amazing every single visit. You know that letdown when you return to a place you loved and it's not the same? That's never happened to me at Naoki. Naoki is an absolute gem in Brevard County. I've been coming here with my fiancée, family, and friends for YEARS, and I honestly can't believe I haven't written a review until now. When you step into Naoki, it feels like walking into a cozy, tucked-away restaurant in Japan. The space is filled with personality--surf photography, muscle cars, Japanese comic books, spirits, and even photos of the streets Naoki grew up on. It's charming, nostalgic, and unlike anything else around. Nine times out of ten, you'll find Naoki right behind the sushi bar with the rest of the team, crafting delicious roll after roll. Now for the important part--the food. It's incredible. Their menu has everything from ramen to curry to takoyaki, but my ultimate weakness here is the sushi. One roll I always recommend is the Yokosuka with shrimp--perfect if you're into American-style rolls. It's massive, loaded with shrimp tempura, and topped with seasoned minced tuna that's unbelievably soft and flavorful. The combination of melt-in-your-mouth tuna with the crunch of the tempura is chef's kiss. But the real star for me is their Nigiri. I recently visited Japan, and I can confidently say Naoki's Nigiri tastes just like some of the sushi I had over there. Nigiri is simple--just fish and rice--which means the quality has to shine... and here, it absolutely does. The fish is always clean, fresh, and beautifully prepared. My go-to Nigiri lineup (in order): Aburi Salmon, Raw Salmon, Hamachi, Tuna, and Eel. I could eat Nigiri from Naoki all day long. Their fried gyoza is also fantastic--we almost always get an order for the table. Perfectly crispy on the outside, soft and juicy on the inside, and served with a bit of cabbage, which I love. And of course, don't forget to grab a cold Sapporo--one of my favorite Japanese beers and a perfect match for everything. The staff here is wonderful. They always make you feel welcomed and at home. A few weeks ago, I actually brought my camera to capture photos of the food and the ambiance for this review, but life got busy and I didn't get around to editing them until now. I've visited multiple times since taking those photos, which just shows how much I genuinely love this place. This review isn't sponsored--I just appreciate Naoki that much. Thank you, Naoki and staff, for feeding me and my loved ones for so many years. You all are amazing. I've included photos of some of my favorites. If you're reading this review--do yourself a favor and stop by!

Welcoming staff, excellent sushi and service. Daughter comes here regularly with her husband and…read morehighly recommended it, delighted we came!

At last! A great restaurant that is local and very close to my home. I ordered that Country Curry…read morewhich I had with tofu and red rice. It was absolutely delicious. Everything was fresh, not greasy or over salted. I will most definitely return. The service is also very friendly, and they give a discount if you pay cash. Please give them a shot and support local businesses.

I was hungry and wanted soup! I found this little place. Zach was my waiter and he recommended the…read moreSteak Pho! To my surprise it was really delicious and I was satisfied! Also the Jasmine tea goes well with the Pho soup! Great place to eat, great ambience as well. Customer is great! I highly recommend this place!

We were out shopping and surpassingly hadn't tried this place yet. It's in a great spot. When we…read morewalked and we were greeted promptly and sat. We were a party of six. I would go to Thai dishes at any Thai restaurant or Massa man in Penang. We weren't extremely hungry so our table of six ordered one kids teriyaki, two Massaman with chicken and white rice, and one order of Krab Rangoon's. I didn't try the chicken teriyaki but my girls (5 and 6) shared one kids meal and they ate all of it. So I feel that's a great indication it was good. The Krab Rangoons were oddly very fishy and very stringy. I'm used to them being not fishy, and having more of a mushy texture. The peculiar fishy taste threw me off. Yes it's fish, but the fishy taste is not usual. We didn't finish these. The Massaman was 5 stars. It wasn't watered down, and it had the nutty flavor we expect from Massaman. Two bowls were easily shared between 4 adults. The sodas are canned so just know this when ordering. I can't recall if the menus shows this. The restaurant could use a deep clean- the bathroom vents were quite dusty (the kids noticed this, I don't usually stare at vents ) which to me usually means the entire restaurant needs a bit more love and attention. Nothing was so bad though that I'd feel unsafe yo eat here just a bit more care. The service was fine. Nothing superb, nothing bad. The servers did their job and that was it.

Ordered door dash and all was good with that. I typically drink the Tom Yum broth and then eat the…read morechicken, tomatoes, mushrooms last. You can see how little they actually put in the soup from this photo. I also ordered the Tom Kha Ga. It settled during the delivery time and you can see that there are also very few ingredients added to this. Mostly broth! The $6.00 ginger house salad is as expected but will never pay $6.00 for it again. I will go to other Thai places as there are much more to choose from. This one was just closest at the time.