Amazing Ramen! Great Service too! I usually order the veggie ramen with tonkatsu broth and add a…read moresoyu egg! Their fish cakes as an appetizer are incredible. Get yourself a boba drink while you are there!

The chicken was unbelievably dry, and the ramen broth was completely bland--it desperately needed…read moresoy sauce or some kind of depth. The noodles themselves weren't bad, but the eggs were cold. On top of that, the fountain drinks were running out of syrup. Overall, a disappointing experience and I won't be coming back.

Always my favorite place to go for sushi in Idaho Falls. Service is always great. Every time I come…read morein I have them do the vision roll for me. It gives them a little bit of artistic license. It is always a masterpiece. Tempura can be hit and miss for some restaurants. I am kind of a tempera snob. After living in Japan, I have come to expect great tempera. Blue Hashi's tempura is always spot on. I think the best value on the menu is tempura vegetables with shrimp. It is listed as an appetizer, but it is a full meal. Blue Hashi never disappoints me.

Never in a million years did I think I'd have some of the best sushi ever in the small town of…read moreIdaho Falls. WELL... our experience proved that even a landlocked state can offer a killer experience, like the one we had! Our server, Kelsee was so welcoming, friendly, and knowledgeable about the entire menu. With all of us completely overwhelmed at where to start in ordering, Kelsee swooped in, gave us a rundown of the specialty items, her favorites and spice level, because WOAH. We opted for 2 appetizers (edamame and another one that escapes me now), along with 6 rolls, for the 4 of us to split. Our food came out quickly and all together (which was nice), was beautiful in presentation, and absolutely delicious!! We had such a variety that I can't remember them all but what I can remember, was that I loved every single one of them! One of the rolls we ordered traditionally comes with some type of ghost pepper seasoning on top, and at Kelsee's suggestion, we got it on the side to dust on ourselves. Sure, glad we did, because HOT DAMN that spice is HOT. Although Kelsee had a full section, she checked back with us frequently and provided great service and conversation! The entire experience left us with full bellies and a smile on our face. I hope o return if back in the Idaho Falls area again!

Sushi Time has become one of our go-to sushi restaurant in Idaho Falls. The all-you-can-eat (AYCE)…read moreoption is nice if your Love Sushi. A few tips: -They're closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and they also close between 2:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m., so plan your visit accordingly. I've made the mistake of showing up during those times. -Lunch AYCE is about $9 less than dinner, but the lunch menu has fewer items. If there's something you really want that's only available on the dinner menu, you can pay the dinner price during lunch to get access to those additional items. -If you're deciding between AYCE and ordering à la carte, I'd say the break-even point is around two to three specialty rolls. If you plan on trying appetizers, nigiri, hand rolls, or several different rolls, AYCE is definitely the better value. -If you go with AYCE, don't skip the Crab Rangoons or the Potstickers--they're both excellent. -If you've never had nigiri, give it a try. The eel nigiri is a great place to start because it's cooked and has a slightly sweet flavor, making it less intimidating if you're new to sushi. -For specialty rolls, my favorite is the Don't Ask. It's a cooked roll with a little kick from the sriracha, but if you don't like spicy food, they'll make it without the sriracha. If you're looking for something lighter and more refreshing, try the Shannon roll. My daughter's favorite is the Crunch roll. -Be sure to try a hand roll at least once. My family calls them "sushi ice cream cones." They're about half the size of a regular roll and are meant to be eaten with your hands, so they're perfect if you're still learning to use chopsticks. One thing to know is that they do enforce the AYCE rules. Don't make it awkward. Discounts/Coupons: None that I am aware of at this time.

Thought I would give it a try since it was close to where I was. The rolls were horrible. Too…read moresalty! Not worth the price at all. I don't recommend. Next time I'll go with my instincts and go to chik fil a

Our waitress Jen was amazing!! She was so friendly and kind, we had mentioned getting married 3…read moreweeks prior when she asked what we were celebrating and surprised us with a dessert at the end! We had great conversation with her and she wasn't in a rush to take our orders. She even gave us a few camping spot recommendations as we are new to the area. The ambiance was perfect and the food was delicious as always. Jen gets 5 stars from us

We love this place. I was in the hospital for surgery/recovery for quite some time, and was getting…read moreextremely tired of hospital food. My spouse surprised me with a very nice takeout. I got extremely excited, enough so that as we were laying it it out on the small table to enjoy it, a nurse knocked and barged in saying, "Are you ok?" explaining that my blood pressure which they were closely monitoring had gone up 25 points in just a few minutes. After finally returning to eat in, everyone asked me how I was doing, and they had missed me. Very nice to be known and welcomed to our favorite sushi in town.

Something we had looked forward to!!!Our last restaurant meal out in February, 2020 and our first…read morerestaurant meal out yesterday June, 2020. New easy to clean menus and great service. Most important, the food was as good as we remembered.

Friendly service, and decent food! PROs:…read more*Budget-friendly "Family Meal" pricing ~ dinner for two. *flavorful dishes that didn't require drenching in soy sauce. *Good variety of choices. *wonton soup and egg rolls were yummy. * Mongolian Beef was very flavorful and had intense heat. CONs: *Restaurant smelled like cleaning solvents. I am very sensitive to smells. Maybe take-out is a better option. * Family Meal portions were just enough for small portions for each person, with no leftovers. * Skimpy on the fried rice portion. It would've been nice to have a heaping platter, to help offset the spiciness of our Mongolian beef! * the honey-walnut chicken was not real crispy as the sauce was a heavy, white cream-type sauce that made the batter soft. There were maybe 5 walnuts on top (not candied walnuts) that were rancid, so we picked those off. Kinda nasty. There were no other patrons in the restaurant at 5:30PM on a Saturday night. Granted, we came early. We were there for about an hour, and no one came to dine in, but several showed up for take-out.

Fast friendly service and huge portions!…read more He had cold sake from Japan as it was labeled as Course filter, where in the US they call it unfiltered. Would happily stop there again within the area!

Went to this place after seeing the high rave and good review. However, when we reached, the server…read moretook our order and asked if we wanted lunch menu. We said yes, after that he went to speak to the 'in charge' and came back telling us that there's no lunch menu and he doesn't know as it's his first day here. We trusted and ordered from the main menu. However, the table behind us and the table in front of us had lunch menu served to them. This is unacceptable. This make us feel that we are being cheated just because we may look like tourists. Paying the full price was never the issue. But the fact that you gave others lunch menu and told us no is definitely unacceptable. When we spoke to the in charge after we realised, he was still finding excuses saying that he needs to teach the new guy and it's a hassle so he just gave us regularly menu when he can give the rest around lunch menu. Honestly, I had so much high hopes for this restaurant but what happened here was honestly terrible.

As previous review the chicken egg drop soup was perfect. My husband really enjoyed the spicy hot…read morediced chicken. We both loved the fried rice. All in all it was a pretty nice meal.

My first visit - my spouse told me I needed to come try out this basically hole-in-the-wall chinese…read morerestaurant. I tend to like authentic chinese, and this place is indeed american chinese, but I thought I'd give it a shot. There were a lot of menu items I avoided - I knew I wouldn't like anything that screamed american chinese, but I found they had hot pots and a few spicy dishes that I might prefer. I said I wanted their spicy beef - extra spicy (the hot pot I wanted to try as was). When asked "1 to 10?", I said definitely 10 - as hot as you'll go. Well, it arrived at what I would call a 2, and barely that. But they were very good at bringing out some chili paste, and that made it a very nice medium spiced dish. Both dishes were very tasty, and I told my spouse I would be quite willing to come again, especially since it is just across a street from out business mailbox.

Great service! Quick service! Loved the rice!!!! Would recommend and will be coming back.read more

This small town. about three-thousand strong, has an interesting mix of restaurants. My guess is…read moremost of the business might come from those traveling between Idaho Falls and either Yellowstone Park or to Montana. One of the restaurants still open at the time I was looking, that wasn't fast food or pizza, was New Star. I rather liked this place, it presented well. The employees were friendly but not intrusive. The menu had all the usual things you'd expect at a Chinese restaurant. Unlike some places the lunch menu was available to order from all day. There was a small upcharge for doing so. This place must do a great takeout business for the locals based on what I saw The food itself was fine. There was nothing to make it stand out, but nothing to ding, either. The sweet-sour pork was okay, it was hot and crispy. There was no color to anything: no peppers, carrots, or anything other than the celery and that colorless sauce. Visually, it was not appealing. Once I got past that, it wasn't bad. It hit the spot but didn't set off any flags -- good or bad. The Christmas ornaments on the ceiling are odd, but probably no odder than the music playing in May -- Jingle Bells on repeat -- until someone must have said something, because it stopped. It was all memorable.