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    Suki Hana

    3.1 (16 reviews)
    InexpensiveJapanese
    Closed 11:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    #4. chicken and shrimp
    Cheryl M.

    I'm giving this place 4 stars for being food at the food court in the mall. This place was a pleasant surprise. I got the chicken and shrimp. It came with rice and veggies. For an extra fifty cents you can get fried rice or noodles. This food is not sitting under a heat lamp waiting to be served. It is cooked fresh in front of you so expect to wait, especially if they are busy. But it was worth the wait. Hot and delicious. I would definitely get this again. This will be my go to when I want to eat at the mall. If you have a little time and want something good to eat at the food court, go here.

    Sadie W.

    Very good Japanese food! You get a lot for the price! 4 people could eat off of one plate. I got the teriyaki chicken and shrimp with noodles and rice. Veggies also came with the meal. It's 50 cents more if you want noodles, but you can either choose brown rice or white rice with your meal.

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    Rob S.

    Very impressed, especially when you factor in that this is located in the food court of the local mall. Seriously there was a line 12 - 15 deep to place an order for food. As I was waiting in line I could see that prices seemed to be really good (everything under $10). So what is Suki Hana...Japanese fast food with an emphasis on fresh, light, healthy items including sushi, tempura and teriyaki. Also, kind of cool that they prepare the food in front of you (hibachi style). Typical choices that include steak, chicken, shrimp plus rice (fried for a .50 cent up-charge) or noodles and you can also get veggies (lots of cabbage in the veggies so I opted for extra rice) Plenty of different sauces to add to your meal including a customized pepper sauce (really tasty!) Food comes out so hot that it actually has to cool a minute before you can eat it. Fresh off the grill unlike so many of the other options at the mall. Food taste and quality were exceptional! Would highly recommend for taste and price point. Will be returning here!

    $5.99 for this plate with rice!
    Lovesto E.

    HOLY SMOKES! $5.99 for all that! 50 cents extra for a ton of fried noodles?! WHHHHAAAAAATTTTT?????!!!! Let me finish this review, before I forget! Hold on, let me wipe the drool off the corner of my right lip! Okay, I'm back! As i was walking around the Riverchase Galleria, I came upon their Food Court. I was actually craving some kind of pasta dish and noticed they had an Italian place there. As I walked toward that location, I was stopped by the long line fronting Suki Hana. I stopped to look at what they had and noticed a sign advertising their $5.99 Teriyaki Chicken plate. The photo on this sign showed the take out box filled to the brim! What also distracted me to this place was the little Asian Woman walking around and handing out samples of the Teriyaki Chicken! Smart Move!!! i took a cup, thinking it couldn't be as good as the Teri Chicken in Hawaii, but was I wrong! The chicken was tender, moist and had a really good teriyaki flavor. As I directed my nose and attention to the cooks (who you can watch prepare your meals), I noticed them piling a bunch of noodles into one container and covering it with a load of Teriyaki Chicken. I asked my new Aunty what that was and she pointed me to the sign, showing me you can add noodles for 50 cents. Keep in mind, after seeing this, a similar plate in Hawaii would easily cost about $12 to $15. I mean this plate was PACKED!!! So, thanks to Aunty and Suki Hana's awesome advertising gimmicks, I changed my mind from Italian to Asian, all in the snap of a finger, the blink of an eye, the drop of a hat and in one fell swoop! I ordered 2 plates, one with rice and the other with noodles, and paid $13 and some change for both! As I waited, I saw the cooks making my order and having to force the lid of the container down to shut it. They did this for every plate! After ubering back to my hotel, I sat down to enjoy one of my meals and WOW!!! The taste of the noodles and the teriyaki chicken was way better than expected! I couldn't even finish half because it was piled on so high! The chicken remained moist and the teriyaki flavor tasted like Hawaii. The noodles were also moist and flavorful. It took me literally 4 meals to finish most of the food; a worthwhile investment for my picky tummy! Located in the Riverchase Galleria Food Court, if you're ever in Hoover, Alabama, you've got to stop by and try this place. I guarantee you will be impressed! And for $5.99?! Or 50 cents more for noodles?! Geez, how can you go wrong?! https://www.riverchasegalleria.com/en/directory/suki-hana-11332.html

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    Food was very good and tasty, off all the vendors in the Galleria mall this was one of the best asian place to eat.

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    Ask the Community - Suki Hana

    So I may be getting a little too excited, but this looks like the food/set-up that the old Sarku (RIP) at the galleria used to have. Is it the same people with a different name? Please say it's the same! ?

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    Some of the food at the food court don't even fill you up and you become hungry later in the day.

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    Nori Hibachi Ramen Sushi

    Nori Hibachi Ramen Sushi

    4.2
    (44 reviews)
    1.6 mi
    $$

    Unfortunately this was not one of my favorite hibachi experiences and I do plan on revisiting to…read moresee if my next experience would be different. I'm wondering if it was my fault for not ordering hibachi from the demonstration grill, but I was thinking since the restaurant was empty I was going it a service ordering from a table, but my soup and salad came out after my hibachi meal. I think the waiter forgot about it because I had to so if it was still coming. When it did come, the soup looked like mostly water (see photos) and the salad was over drenched in dressing. I've never seen that much dressing in a salad my entire life. The meat wasn't hot but the fried rice really saved the day. It was salty, but I prefer mine that way. I like the location of this place so I'm hoping that next visit will be different.

    Nori Hibachi Ramen feels like three restaurants got trapped in the same building during a storm and…read morejust decided to make it work. Is it sushi? Yes. Is it ramen? Also yes. Is it hibachi? Somehow yes again. Walking in feels like the culinary version of a personality test having a nervous breakdown. The good news is the sushi side of this identity crisis absolutely works. The specialty rolls were creative without crossing into "we put Hot Cheetos and gummy bears on this one" territory. Big flavors, fresh ingredients, and combinations that actually made sense. The nigiri was also excellent. Fresh fish, nicely sliced, clean flavor. No complaints there at all. Then the ramen arrived and apparently the seasoning chef had already gone home for the evening. The broth tasted like somebody whispered "tonkotsu" into a pot of warm water and hoped for the best. It desperately needed salt, MSG, anything that would make it wake up and realize it had responsibilities. Not offensive. Just aggressively average. And then there was the atmosphere. Now to be fair, this was not the restaurant's fault. They got ambushed by what appeared to be an entire youth baseball league celebrating the end of the season. Imagine trying to enjoy sushi while sitting inside a Chuck E. Cheese hostage situation. Kids running everywhere. Screaming. Yelling. One child may have briefly achieved low Earth orbit near the hostess stand. Meanwhile the parents reacted to this chaos the same way people react to a car alarm in a parking lot. Complete indifference. The staff honestly handled it as well as they could. Tuesday is apparently kids special night, so consider this less of a complaint and more of a public service announcement. If you're looking for a quiet dinner, maybe don't roll in during Little League victory parade hours. That said, the sushi was good enough and the restaurant handled the chaos with enough grace that I'm rounding up to four stars. Just know what you're walking into. Come for the sushi. Lower expectations slightly for the ramen. And maybe bring noise-canceling headphones if it's Tuesday night.

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    Nori hibachi ramen sushi located at  2760 John Hawkins Pkwy Suite 108, Hoover, AL 35244. www.norihibachi.com call on (205) 73...
    Nori hibachi ramen sushi located at 2760 John Hawkins Pkwy Suite 108, Hoover, AL 35244. www.norihibachi.com call on (205) 73...
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    Sakana Sushi Bar & Grill

    Sakana Sushi Bar & Grill

    4.2
    (113 reviews)
    1.5 mi
    $$

    Visited last night (Saturday) with my wife, daughter in law, son and their baby and all they wanted…read morewas lots of Sushi. Our server was Kyley and she was fantastic. She was attentive and always had a smile. We ordered off the "all you can eat" menu and it was delicious. The sushi was delivered quickly to the table upon ordering and our server was always coming by to se if we needed anything....... Great experience

    Iwas so excited to try this place because I'm a huge foodie, but our server completely ruined the…read moreexperience. When we arrived, my friend asked how the All-You-Can-Eat (AYCE) option worked. After the server explained it, I made a lighthearted joke to my friend saying, "So, anything and as much as you want!" The server immediately snapped back with a rude comment about her manager not liking food waste. I told her it was just a joke between friends, but the attitude didn't stop there. When I tried to order a single bowl of ramen, she told me to get the AYCE dinner option instead, even though ramen is listed individually on the menu. Because I have a smaller appetite, iI told her it was good and I was sticking with the ramen. Later, my friend offered to share a piece of her sushi roll with me. The server cut in and rudely snapped that we weren't allowed to do that, stating that if I wanted anything else, I had to get the all you can eat. While we told her that I wasn't getting from her food we where just sharing because it was our first time there, she was sooo rude coming at us that we CAN'T. While I understand AYCE sharing rules, her delivery was incredibly hostile, argumentative, and unprofessional. It completely ruined our lunch break. I was looking forward to this place, but the terrible service ruined it.

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    Bright and clean and open
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    Shrimp tempura with a warm soy sauce
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    Samurai Japan

    Samurai Japan

    4.7
    (204 reviews)
    4.7 mi
    $$

    Where do I begin? I…read morehave lived in the Birmingham Metro area the majority of my life and love trying new places, so when my son spotted this place on a shopping trip to Publix and asked if we could go try it out I said yes (if he was a well-behaved boy at school lol). Luckily for us, he was today. It's location being over the parking deck is probably why I didn't notice it and I was nervous about how accessible it would be however there were two solid ways to get there either from the street or parking deck so that proved to be no issue at all. It has both indoor and outdoor seating with cute decor all over the inside. I've never been to Japan but one could imagine this gave its all to emulate the feel of a cool Japanese city restaurant. There's a cocktail bar on the right, sushi bar to the left, and good seating in the middle. Maybe large parties would be hard to seat upon reflection but I'm sure it's doable. The menus we received were EXTENSIVE. So many sushi and nigiri options were available it was almost overwhelming but they also gave us a paper selection for sushi that went into detail of the chef specials. But don't worry, they had other options including various soups, salads, appetizers (we got the spring rolls, YUM. My son devoured them), and hibachi style dishes. We decided to get the Udon with shrimp and veggies, Osaka roll, and Vestavia roll. Genuinely, you can taste the love and care. My son actually closed his eyes and sighed when he dived into the noodles dish and was enamored with the Vestavia roll (did I mention he's six?? Seriously, that reaction from a six year old means they're doing something right!). I also was beyond impressed with the flavors of it all. I wish I was more hungry so I could get more. Lastly, I want to touch on service. I, myself, am a bartender so service is a big thing for me. I have high expectations because I know how the job should be done. When I tell you these lovely people know how to make you feel at home, goodness. Every customer that came in was warmly greeted and if they were a regular it was like they were coming home. The lovely lady at the front (I want to say was maybe the manager?) was all smiles and running around helping and talking with staff and guests alike. She stopped by our table and chatted with my son and told us she was happy they had "new family members" (LOVE). Our server was phenomenal, even seeing my son was struggling with his chopsticks so he rigged up a pair to be more kid friendly which was great. We were sat facing the sushi bar so we were watching how much care and effort they were putting into each plate. It was a sight to see. This place clearly cares about its patrons from the moment they come in til the moment they leave. The love they put into every dish and interaction should be something you get everywhere. They've set a high bar and I'm happy we got to experience it. I cannot wait to go back. I'm already plotting what I'll try next!

    Stopped by Samurai Sushi in Vestavia for a Sunday lunch after church for Easter, and it was a…read morepretty relaxed experience. The restaurant wasn't crowded at all, which made for a quiet and easygoing meal. The sushi itself was just okay... nothing particularly memorable, but it satisfied the craving. Service was smooth and timely, likely helped by the lighter crowd. Overall, a decent spot if you're looking for a low-key lunch without the wait, but the food didn't quite stand out compared to other sushi spots in the area

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    Johin'na

    Johin'na

    4.1
    (94 reviews)
    9.4 mi
    $$$

    1000/10 recommend…read more This was an amazing experience--great food, outstanding service, and a beautiful atmosphere. The dishes were flavorful and well prepared, the staff was attentive and welcoming, and decorations of the restaurant added such an elegant, unique aesthetic that made the whole experience even more memorable. Highly recommend.

    Came here for a nightcap after a comedy show. I and I did not have high expectations, but Johin'na…read morequickly made an impression. I was led through a corridor next to the front bar that opened up into a large room with a seated bar in the middle illuminated by a colorful tree. This was great ambiance for a date and the food amd drinks did not disappoint. I love their selection of raw oysters, but I would say their chef special is a necessity. I enjoyed the chef's creativity with the oyster garnishes and I will be ordering this every visit. The short ribs were perfect, fork tender and covered in a robust sauce, this will be a frequent order as well. The most difficult part of the night was finding what to drink. As someone who always wants to taste the entire menu, I often ask for recommendations from the staff. Luckily, the bartender quickly suggested a cocktail for me as well as a modification he personally enjoys. The drink was strong, flavorful, and most importantly balanced. I will be looking forward to coming back to Johin'na's again.

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    Chicken Skewers and Bham roll
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    Umi Sushi Poke

    Umi Sushi Poke

    4.6
    (33 reviews)
    2.6 mi

    This is the 3rd or 4th time they've changed their concept... now it's only AYCE on Tues-Thurs, not…read moredaily. It's hard to get excited about choosing a restaurant when you don't know what to expect each time you show up. We decided not to stay and went somewhere else for dinner.

    If you've ever wanted to test your patience while also testing the structural limits of your…read morestomach, let me introduce you to Umi Sushi. This place is all you can eat, and when I say the menu is thick, I mean six inches thick. I'm pretty sure it qualifies as light reading for a semester course. You don't order sushi here. You enroll in it. The roll selection is massive, creative, and honestly impressive. Unique combinations, bold flavors, and everything tastes fresh. Like actually fresh. They do not skimp on the fish. No "where's the tuna?" scavenger hunts here. It's generous, balanced, and legit high quality. Now let's talk about the pace. Slow is not the word. Leisurely. Meditative. Spiritual. I'm convinced some of the fish is still being chased down in the river before it hits the plate. Fresh? Absolutely. Efficient? Not even a little. At one point I considered aging in place at my table. I had time to reflect on my life choices, my retirement plan, and whether I should order dessert now for next Tuesday. But here's the thing. I'm going back. Because when the rolls finally arrive, they deliver. Big flavors. Fresh ingredients. Creative combinations that make you immediately forgive them and place another round that will arrive sometime during the next fiscal quarter. Four stars. The food is top tier. The service moves like it's on island time without the island. Bring good company and a flexible schedule. It's worth it.

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    Sushi Love Boats for parties
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