Stopped in for dinner and saw that they had Pork Katsudon on the menu. This is one of my favorite…read moreJapanese comfort food dishes. When the plate, yup...not a bowl, arrived (don or donburi literally means "bowl" in Japanese) I knew this was not going to even be close to traditional Katsudon. There was no broth. The broth is critical to create the sweet and umami flavor of Katsudon. It is traditionally made with dashi, soy sauce, mirin, sake, and sugar in a shallow pan called a donburi pan. The rice, egg and pork were all separated on a plate. The pork was overly deep fried to extra crispy and drizzled with Tankatsu sauce. So, no bowl, no broth to soak into the breading of the pork and wrong sauce...nope, not even close to the flavor of traditional Katsudon, so I cannot recommend this item. Anyway, the sushi was okay. The restaurant was clean and service prompt and friendly.

Good flavors and nice owners. Fish was good quality. Easy walk from RAF Mildenhall. There's a bus…read morestop out front which was convenient.

I thought I made a mistake, based on customers in the restaurant, who were raving about the…read moreramen...but not a mistake. We stumbled across the freshest most amazing maki and sushi rolls. The hostess seated us right away and explained the black button on the table and brought warmed soy sauce. The ramen looked delicious but the sushi was outstanding.

Solid restaurant and take-out joint…read more.. Came in to eat in with the wife and son, we thoroughly enjoyed it. Not much to look at from the outside, but in you find it to have a room reception area to go along with a roomier dinner room filled with tables. Service was decent, they were busy on the phone and with other patrons, luckily the cooks were active in bringing out food. Food-wise - delicious and pleasantly surprised. Though the fried rangoons we usually get aren't as crispy as these were - they were stuffed with crab meat - something I haven't experience in quite some time. I ordered their Special Kare which was a big plate of food, delivered hot and plentiful of beef, prawns (as they call shrimp over here) and veggies. No complaints. Definitely can see why the take-out business was hopping, hopefully they'll have that and more for times to come...

Excellent fresh and delicious sushi. Pretty much that's it…read more Okay, you want more detail? I wandered in on a Tuesday, which was "sushi night" and I had to ask the hostess to clarify - yes, it really is all-you-can-eat. "Dang," I thought to myself, "you are totally unprepared for this challenge!" Filling in little ones and twos on the paper menu, the staff brought me pieces of salmon and ebi and eel and tempura and too many other things to remember. I think I topped out after two Asahi's and about 25 pieces of sushi. A pitiful performance on my part! All of it was fresh and was served quickly. The tempura was crisp and the veggies were still nice and crunchy underneath. While the wait staff made my empty plates disappear instantly, I didn't get the feeling that they were in any rush for me to finish up and leave. Bonus: there was a BT Openzone hot spot in range of my iPhone.

Just visited and I wish I had been here sooner. This restaurant serves super fresh and absolutely…read moredelicious sushi!

I recently moved to Cambridge and pretty new to everything here in Cam…read more And I tried Little Seoul since I really wanted to have Korean food. I like Little Seoul because it serves pretty genuine Korean cuisine, although it may not be 100% the same as you could have in Korea. They have very good customer service as well, which is also a good point. But there are some cons. Like, it is quite hard to find the entrance of the restaurant, and you need to go down to the basement. In general, I recommend this place. FYI, I've tried Tofu stew and pancake.

Little Seoul doesn't look like a nice restaurant from the outside but once you get inside it's…read moreactually a nice little place. For appetizers, hubby and I ordered the mandoo and cabbage kimchee. Mandoo was great, cabbage kimchee was alright. I think next time I'll order the vegetable selection. I ordered the bi bim bap for lunch, I was really hungry and wasn't sure if I'd be able to get full but alas, my appetite was satisfied. My husband had the tonkatsu curry and he enjoyed it. Total price for two appetizers and entrees including tip came out to 30 pounds. Not bad at all.

Stopped in for take-away and ordered the scary cat roll (fried salmon, cucumber & spicy mayo) which…read morewas delicious if you are in the mood for something cooked. The Mizuto roll is one of my favorites (crabstick, cucumber, avocado topped with BBQ sauce tuna & tempura) an odd combo but worth trying. I also tried the avocado roll for the first time; simple, fresh taste that was the perfect compliment to our more complicated choices. Not the most amazing sushi but pretty tasty and convenient. I highly recommend calling in your order ahead of time if you can, and don't forget to bring CASH!

Went to Green Box today with a fellow girlfriend. The resturaunt is quite small with one large…read moretable that seats 8-10, followed with a tiny sushi bar area that seats 5 and another tiny bar area that seats 5-8. I originally sat at the sushi bar but kept sliding off the bar seat. The bar seats are tiny, the average person will have a hard time sitting in them. We moved when a table opened up and were much comfortable sitting at the table. The restaurant is staffed with two sushi chefs. We were the last to arrive, there were many people waiting on their To Go orders and we patiently sat for 45 minutes until our food is ready. It is a first come first serve. I ordered the eel with avacado roll. I like to think of myself as a sushi connoisseur because I have been eating it for the past 12 years of my life and at the finest of 5 star sushi dining. The eel was unagi (fresh water eel) and was tough, unagi is usually quite tender. Other then the eel being a bit on the tough side, it was Ok, I am lenient to the eel because this is England. The other dish I had was the spicy tuna roll. It was by no means spicy or had much of a tuna taste or taste at all for that matter. One complaint I have is the soy sauce containers are so tiny, it is hard to dip your sushi in them. Anyway, I feel that this is an aspiring business, it seems pretty new and will hopefully work out their kinks. I wouldn't recommend this place for a date night out because there is little privacy, I had the guy sitting at the sushi bar ease dropping into my conversation as he pretended to watch TV. That wasn't so cool. Overall not a bad experience but also far from the best.

Really delicious and authentic Asian food. I ordered the Pho Bo from the regular menu (they also…read morehave a buffet) and was super happy after eating something that promised a fair amount of spice and delivered on that promise. The beef was tender and cooked perfectly and the sprouts still had the perfect snap when bitten into. The broth was so good that I finished most of that too. The chicken Gyoza starter was also delicious and the dipping sauce had the perfect balance of vinegar, soy sauce, and fresh ginger. My eyes lit up when I saw how generous the portions were and the prices are really decent for how great the quality of the food is. The waitstaff were extremely friendly and attentive as well. I highly recommend this place to anyone who wants some authentic and super delicious Asian food. I'm probably going back tonight

This is our favorite sushi restaurant in Cambridge. Every time we've gone we've had impeccable…read moreservice and the waiters are always attentive to our needs. The ambiance is very relaxing, dimly lit tables, with plenty of space. The menu is very expansive and you really can't go wrong with anything that you choose. The sushi is always fresh and looks amazing when it comes out. They have a full bar and a wine menu available. We will definitely be back again.

Rating at a 4 not for food but for value. I think that the prices are a bit high. We have 4…read morepeople and a baby and the cost at lunch was $231 each adult had only one alcohol beverage. The service was prompt and very friendly. The inside was clean and well decorated, a bit dim but I didn't mind.

Ambiance is OK. Employees average. Did not get a warm sense…read moreof welcome. Food was OK.. I have eaten at Wagamama in the Netherlands, Amsterdam and Roermond. The quality in NL was much better. Beef bulgogi sliced to tick and cooked too long. Chicken Karage, regular chicken filet not chicken breasts and fried too long.

When Wagamama's first opened in London it felt pretty exotic and unique. I remember visiting their…read moreGuildford branch and being impressed by the quality and healthiness of the food (when Japanese wasn't in fashion). I'm glad it's been brought to Norwich and the location is good - perfect for a light lunch while your shopping or for a pre or post theatre meal. But I can't help thinking that it hasn't really moved on with its concept and there are plenty of competitors out there who are catching up fast. What if I don't want to share my meal with some random people next door? What if I don't want my 16 year old server, who doesn't know the menu, to scribble all over the piece of paper sitting in front of me? Why do they always sit everyone bunched together even though the restaurant is half full? Wagamama's is the Pizza Express of the noughties - offering something a little bit risque but in a safe environment. They need to update the menu and drop their prices and then I might visit more often.

I enjoy the food. The interior is clean. The service was good. The people are pleasant.read more

Went for lunch with my fam and I ordered beef teriyaki donburi. I was very disappointed. There were…read morenot a lot veggies and beef, even the kimchi was very little. When I visited last month, the portion was decent. But not today! My food was basically tasteless.

Surprisingly good Japanese, with traditional dishes executed well and relatively authentically…read more Avoid the spooky westernised sushi items (with tons of ingredients and sauces) but go for the simpler dishes. The chicken karaage is particularly good, as are the sides and appetisers such as the gyoza, spinach goma (sesame), and pickles. The curry katsu dishes are good too.