The Pork Spring Roll was absolutely amazing.The service, great and the food was exactly what I came…read morefor.

I don't usually review a restaurant's most popular dishes, and I tried their Khmer curry soup…read morebecause it's so popular, but I have to make an exception, because it is *delicious*. And filling. Before today, I thought I'd end up trying most of their dishes over the coming years, but it's going to be hard to resist this soup.

Awesome tasty food, great customer service and the ambiance is peaceful!, it was my first time here…read moreand oh boy !, I loved it and I'll definitely go back

One of the problems with being fortunate enough to travel to many places around the world is that…read moreeventually you become spoiled. You begin to recognize what authentic and distinctive flavors are actually supposed to taste like. And unfortunately, you also become very aware when something simply doesn't quite hit the mark. Pho Thai is quite popular in Sioux Falls and now has several locations around the city, so naturally my husband and I wanted to give it a try. Sioux Falls is still developing its international food scene compared to places like Phoenix, where we previously lived, so we are always hopeful when we hear good things about a local spot. The experience overall was unfortunately pretty underwhelming. The food wasn't terrible, but most of it felt very middle-of-the-road and lacked the distinctive flavor profiles that make Thai and Vietnamese cuisine so memorable. We tried a variety of dishes along with appetizers like the pot stickers, which were perfectly edible, but fairly generic overall. Some of the food throughout the meal seemed either slightly underdone or overdone, which made the kitchen execution feel inconsistent. The noodles themselves were fine, but again, nothing really stood out. That's honestly the recurring issue we had with most of the meal: nothing was actively offensive, but almost nothing made us excited either. It felt less like carefully crafted regional cuisine and more like food designed to play things very safely. I think if you have limited exposure to Thai or Vietnamese food, especially in smaller Midwestern cities, you may enjoy this place much more than we did. For Sioux Falls, it is probably considered one of the better available options. But for us, after experiencing truly wonderful versions of these cuisines in larger cities and abroad, this just didn't compare. Still searching for that authentic spark over here. Nonetheless, the restaurant was clean, busy, and satisfactory enough for a casual meal. Just not somewhere we'd personally rank very highly.

Fuji Sushi has awesome Spicy Salmon Sushi. It was the first time trying this restaurant in the…read moreEmpire Mall. I was completely awe inspired of the flavor and preparation. I highly recommend this restaurant in the mall, prices of food are reasonable and food is delicious. I definitely will be back!‍

For a sushi place this is a great place to eat. For a mall sushi place OMG this is the best. I have…read moreyet to have one bad meal there.

Amazing food. Lovely environment. We've been coming to this place for over a year now and it never…read moredisappoints. The owner is very kind, lovely and always in the mood to have a good chat. The wife and I love coming to this place. I say, in my own opinion, it's the best place in Sioux Falls. Get to know her she's awesome!

I REALLY wanted to like this place! I stayed optimistic the whole time, but with the overall…read moreexperience, I would NOT recommend eating here. We were greeted by a small child (maybe 10 years old), who was barefoot when he walked back into the kitchen to yell that "customers are here". This was a little off putting, and we probably should have turned around right then. Unfortunately, we did not, I was hungry, and we had been on the road for 5 hours. After combing through the huge (and kinda confusing but that doesn't bother me) menu, we decided on multiple dim sum dishes and one main dish to share. When we went to order, 5/6 things we wanted to order were "sold out". This was beyond frustrating, and while she said that they were on vacation to explain why they were out of everything, I wish they told us that when we sat down rather than waiting until after we were ready to order. I ended up just settling for a safe option of steamed roasted pork buns and chicken fried rice. They were just okay. However my boyfriend got the "chicken three cups" with a side of fried rice, and he said he liked it.

This place never lets you down! Definitely one of my favorite restaurants in Sioux Falls, this time…read morewe had the orange chicken with a side fried rice, 10/10. A Beef Pho with egg noodles and fried veggie spring rolls 100/10. Everything felt fresh, tasteful, amazing seasoning. Great service!

We had chicken and shrimp pad Thai. I had shrimp Thai stir fry waitress said 3/10 spicy I thought…read more8/10 but very good ! I needed water! I had a mango bubble tea which was great! A frigid vermicelli which they loved! Waitress very friendly! Service was good!

I will preface my review by saying I have not had this food. I had never heard of it before and we…read morewere going to grab a quick bite on our way home from the airport and this looked like it might fit the bill. However, we walked in and the woman at the cash register was so rude that we just left. It did smell good in there and I would probably give it another go. It also did look clean.

Walked in, dining area was clean and had sort of a fast food vibe. Walk up to the counter and…read moreorder your bowl small, regular, or large. I ordered a regular teriyaki chicken with brown rice, and veggies as a combo. Comes with an egg roll and fountain drink. Paid $14 and some change, and gave a name. Food came out fairly quickly. Chicken is pan seared skinless boneless chicken thigh, veggies are steamed broccoli cabbage carrots and onion. Fair amount of brown rice on the bottom as a filler. Sauce was too sweet for me personally. Veggies were unseasoned steamed veggies, egg roll was just your grocery store freezer aisle type. Overall it checked the box for lunch. Not sure I would go back.

Visited HuHot for the first time in April. I was surprised at how good my bowl turned out…read more We are supposed to build our own bowl, selecting sauces, veggies and protein-- so I thought it would be likely that mine wouldn't be too good but I was wrong. I even got up to build a second bowl. Definitely come hungry and read instructions on how to properly build your bowl, you'll be impressed at how good it turns out. I will say, if you have allergies to anything in the stations, know that the cooks go around with their spatulas to cook everyone's food. So if someone else got shellfish and you're allergic to it, your food will get traces of it. The cooking area is clean but not ideal for people with severe food allergies. Also-- I signed up for HuHot rewards and was sent a birthday BOGO coupon that I used on that day.

Food is like All you can eat, get a LOT of bowls and they dont care, Lots of options of sauce…read moreveggies and meat, service is not bad, as something they could have a tone, moderate noise and ambient lights. Would definitley go here again!

the food is sub par at this location, a lot of talking instead of paying attention as to what they…read morewere doing on the grill. The grill was not hot enough, the cleaness was absolutely horrible. not very clean at all. the meat and vegtable and sauce stations were not stocked at all. there was sauce everywhere! the service was also sub par, I will not be coming back to this location ever.

Dirty place with food on the floor, ingredients bar not kept wiped down, and dumped fresh…read morevegetables on top of old, slow to nonexistant service, poor cook staff undercooked or overcooked every item given to them from the ingredients bar, out of rice, (claimed they ran out, and the truck was not due till tomorrow) at the start of the dinner rush even with a Walmart, and Aldis, across the street. Loud modern rock blasting from the PA system. This was the Arrowhead business. Won't be returning.

This is the most wild Chik-fil-A I've ever been to. We were on the road and were looking up places…read moreto stop in Sioux Falls for lunch. Chick-fil-A sounded good, and we knew everyone could find something to eat here so we plugged it into the gps and went on our way. Upon arriving it was like the entire population of Sioux Falls was dining at this Chick-fil-A location. We parked, walked in, and were really lucky to order and find a table as I'm not joking the entire place was packed to the rim. Folks waiting, clogging the exits, on their to-go orders, every table taken, and by the time we got our food, a line that went out the door. We did notice a few tour busses pull up which is likely what caused the chaos, but it was so unexpected, we were a little in shock. So why four out of five stars? The employees here absolutely crushed this rush. I was honestly in disbelief at how quickly we got our food, how it was all correct, and how they were able to churn folks in and out in a timely manner. We also used the restrooms here and for the volume of people coming in and out of this restaurant I found them to be surprisingly clean. Overall, I'd consider stopping here again, but I'd take into account that it's a POPULAR spot to stop for lunch in Sioux Falls.

We ordered takeout and we're missing one sandwich. We were promised a gift certificate to make up…read morefor it, but as far as our immediate situation, this was not acceptable.. This is a bad place to visit because of the traffic and it is very difficult to back out of there especially during busy times..