We went to Kenzos last week for the first time in a few years. Things had really improved. The…read morefood came out a lot faster than in the past. The fish was really fresh. We got a Sashimi platter and the cuts were thicker than we were used to. This was also the first time we had butter fish there and it was so yummy. The prices are reasonable for the quality of product they are serving. We'll be going back

Well....I said "never again," but then I decided to give Kenzo another try…read more The good news is, my tempura was not mostly onions this time. There was just one onion. The batter was light and crisp--perfect, really. I do regret choosing the spicy chicken in my bento box instead of the teriyaki chicken. The sauce was tasty enough, but there were too many stringy overcooked onions and the chicken they use looks to be pretty low end. Service was kind of slow, but the server was nice. I'd say tonight was an improvement over previous visits, but I can't say it's anything more than average.

Delicious homemade food by the owners, walk up to order, great service and there are tables inside…read moreto eat in! Simple booth seating but clean.

We were visiting and I was wanting korean food. It's ok for a small town place. When we walked in…read moreand saw california rolls at a korean place, we knew. Casual. We got the Beef Bibimbap, California Roll and Sesame Chicken Entree. It's basic bibimbap not the best but not bad. Service was good. Inside it was empty when we went on a weekday lunch. Street parking next to building.

My family and I are regular customers at K-Town KBBQ, and Kaya is honestly one of the main reasons…read morewe always enjoy coming back! I already left her a review on Google before, but she definitely deserves one here on Yelp too. Kaya always goes above and beyond whenever we come in. She's friendly, attentive, welcoming, and always makes sure my family is well taken care of. We've had different servers before, but Kaya really stands out with how consistent and thoughtful her service is every single time. The food is always good and consistent too, which is why this has become one of our family's regular spots. It's always nice coming back, enjoying a good meal together, and seeing a familiar face who remembers us and makes us feel welcome. Amazing food and amazing service every time. Thank you, Kaya! My family and I will definitely keep coming back!

i don't usually have high expectations for restaurants that serve such a wide variety of items…read more.. but i was recommended ktown by several people, so i gave it a try. it wasn't very busy when we came on a friday night. the interior was decorated with neon lights, and it was spacious. i thought the seats and table felt a bit sticky, and the rest of the restaurant didn't feel too clean either. we were seated quickly, and service was friendly. our server explained the menu - essentially, the soups and meats for hot pot could be ordered off the menu, and everything else could be grabbed at the bar. there were a lot of options, and i was excited to try everything. i ordered the szechuan mala broth, which i thought was so mediocre. it was pretty spicy but otherwise bland, like there wasn't any real flavor. i usually like to drink my hot pot broth, but i didn't think it was good enough to sip a lot of. the thai tom yum was a better soup, but it still wasn't super flavorful. it tasted like a watered down tom yum - not super tangy. i also typically like to dip my meats in sauce, and ktown offered a sauce bar with all of the basics, including sesame sauce, soy sauce, ponzu, cilantro, garlic, and other things. there were also sauces for kbbq here, like brisket sauce. there was a lot of variety for meat options, but they were all just a lot thicker and tougher than i expected. our server explained that the ones on the menu were really just for hot pot, but we used some of them for kbbq anyway because we wanted more unmarinated meats. most of the meats at the bar were marinated. i would recommend avoiding this with the beef tongue. it was so thick and extremely chewy, although it was better when cooked in the hot pot broth. the beef belly is usually my favorite cut, but it was also chewy. the black angus brisket was okay; it was on the tougher and drier side. the us kobe beef was my favorite cut of beef because it was the least chewy. the pork shoulder and pork belly were also just okay; i liked that the pork belly was a thinner cut. i probably enjoyed it the most. the australian wagyu was just too dry. the new zealand lamb was right there with the beef tongue as the worst cut because again, it was very chewy, even in the hot pot broth... the broth kind of masked the texture of the meats, but it was so bland that i needed a lot of sauce. at the bar, there was a variety of seafood for the hot pot, including clams, mussels, fish, shrimp, and crawfish. they also offered a good selection of vegetables, like enoki mushrooms, peppers, cabbage, spinach, and onions. there were also quail eggs, roe pockets, fish balls, and dumplings, among other things. there were a lot of meats at the bar for kbbq, but they weren't labeled nor set out in any particular pattern. the spicy pork bulgogi was overmarinated, but it was one of my favorites (of the meats on the menu and the ones set out) because the sauce masked the low quality of meat. it was the typical korean spicy pork marinade - not too spicy and slightly sweet. we also tried the bulgogi, and it was also typical - sweet as expected. they set out thicker cuts of pork belly here, which were super heavy and fatty. almost all of the meats were marinated in some kind of sauce. there were some steaks that were just seasoned with salt and pepper, but they were so tough. there were a lot of other appetizers and hot dishes too, although everything looked like it was left out for a while. i saw kimchi, beansprout salads, cold potato salads, cucumbers, seaweed salads, fried dumplings, tempura, and some other things. i tried the wings, which were plain and kind of dry, and the skin wasn't crispy anymore. the japchae was okay, but there wasn't a lot of flavor. there were some mussels that were covered in cheese and a creamy sauce, which made them pretty heavy. the seafood boil was lukewarm, but the seasoning was okay. it was just a little oily. i did enjoy their corn cheese, which we heated up ourselves over the kbbq grill. i liked that it was slightly sweet. on the side of the bar, there was a variety of nigiri, sashimi, and sushi rolls - all poor quality. the salmon nigiri and sashimi weren't tender nor soft, and neither were the tuna or yellowtail. they were kind of mushy and slightly rubbery. the rolls were better, although they were almost all variations of california rolls doused in sauce - most of them had spicy mayo and a sweet glaze. the sauce at least masked the quality of the fish. overall, ktown was a jack of all trades and master of none. while i was impressed by the extensive variety of options, i got full very quickly because the quality of food wasn't the best. if someone ever needed a restaurant with options for everyone, then i might suggest ktown, but i wouldn't really be able to say i liked the hot pot, sushi, or kbbq. since i would rather have tasty food over lots of options, i wouldn't come back.

Visited May 15 2026. See my receipt…read more This is a somewhat newer place in Yuba City. It has received good reviews for a reason! I ordered the combo plate that had chicken and beef and pork with rice and macaroni salad. Ordered to go. I tasted the meat and it was tender and delicious! The chicken was nice as well. The star was the Macaroni Salad! It was really tasty and wished I would have ordered another side of it! SO fresh on the food! Although I asked to try their sauces I only got a small teriyaki sauce with my meal. They also have sodas and are very busy with takeout orders. I will definitely come again..fresh food and good portions! It's more of a take out place although they do have seating inside.

Overall food tasted good and the prices were great. Service was fast and friendly. Inside of this…read moreplace looks nice, clean, and modern. 5 stars Mini Loco Moco. Good flavors. Gravy had lots of flavor. This was good for breakfast. No complaints. 5 stars Spam Musubi. Not only did they taste good. They were large portions. 3 stars Lumpia. The food was the lumpia was larger than most. I didn't like it was mostly batter and oil with a little amount of veggies.

Ambiance ok. Seat a little too hard for comfort. Seated promptly…read more Service geat, even though they were busy. Really enjoyed the green tea. 1st time ever, tried the seaweed salad. Liked. Miso broth outstanding. The edemame was somewhat a small propotion considering price. Liked. Didn't enjoy udon beef soup. Beef was not tender. Took away from experience. Overall, a nice experience considering we moved to Marysville 8.5 years ago. Been missing out. Will try other dishes as well as nigiri sashimi. Will definitely return to try more. Stay tuned........

This place is the go to for me and my wife. The food always hits the spot and consistently great…read more The guy that does the sushi is a master!

I've been here a few times, and the food is always great. The lady at the register is always nice…read moreand helpful. It is a small place.

We usually go to Nalu but wanted to try this one so we could compare. It was pretty good! My katsu…read morecame out nice and crispy and the sauce was really thick and tasty. The mac salad was nice and flavorful as well! We thought the musubi were a bit thin compared to other hawaiian bbq places but the flavors were good. The loco moco gravy was a bit sweet? It wasn't our preference but if that's your vibe, I could see it being a great fit. It was definitely a flavor palette choice and not a quality issue. Everything was cooked skillfully. The eggs were perfect and the rice was nice and fluffy.

All of the food was so delicious! Tteokbokki and spicy pork bulgogi were my favs, but everything…read morewas so amazing. Service was great and the food came out fast, couldn't recommend it more!

We absolutely loved Doma Korean Restaurant! You can really tell this is a family-owned spot that…read moreputs a lot of care into their food and hospitality. Everything we ordered was SO good, from the banchan to the tteokbokki, army stew, and Korean pancake. There wasn't a single thing we didn't love and my husband and I left feeling absolutely stuffed. Don't sleep on the tteokbokki and ask for the Korean pancake extra crispy (pro tip from our waiter)! This was our first time here, but it definitely won't be our last. We're already calling this our new go-to Korean spot in the area. So happy we found Doma!

I don't know if the people that work here are Christian, Catholic, any other Faith, or just really…read morenice people. We came as a group. One dude in our group has housing issues and has rare or nearly no access to water, including drinking water. He filled up all his containers of water and we had to ask for like 1,000 refills of their water containers. He also ate the "extra dishes" / seasoning dishes like a buffet. Once he found out this was free and the staff was refilling his water / giving full water containers, he went to town. Anyway, you know there's a lot of homeless in Sacramento. The staff could have said stuff under their breath (is that the expression?) They could have asked us to leave. They could have charged us for the extras. They could have made us wait forever to get more water etc. No. The staff didn't do that. They treated our sort of homeless friend that came in to collect water and try to eat food to keep him alive for the next year - they treated him like family. I was so tired I forgot and didn't ask any names of the staff. But I just wanted to give 5 stars and thank this restaurant that they were patient and kind to "whatever you call" my dude friend and what he did. Not sure how he got connected to the two ladies I treated to dinner. But it's like having to also invite "that brother" when you invite a family out. Yeah, he had to tag along. I'm sure all their 5 stars make it clear their food is great and all that. They work hard and fast. But this review is also to point out they treated near-homeless-dude that has water access issues so kindly.

Living in Omaha one of the things I need to fill up on when I go back to CA is Korean food. Korean…read morefood is so much better in CA. When I was visiting my brother last month, we went to go eat at Seoul Zip. It is a great spot for Korean food! They have a great variety of options, from galbi to naengmyun to soondae gook. Everything we tried was delicious. It's nice to find a place with such a wide selection of Korean dishes. And they give you lots of banchan! Definitely worth checking out if you're craving Korean food. Will definitely be coming back next time we are visiting.

Parking was easy to find, and the restaurant is located in a spacious plaza with plenty of room…read more The restaurant itself was spacious and cozy. It was fairly empty when we went so it felt especially roomy. Service was friendly and quick. We ordered Kimchi Fried Rice, Mulnaengmyeon (cold noodles), Maeun Galbi Jjim (spicy braised beef short ribs), LA Galbi, and Joji Gui (pan-fried yellow croaker). My favorite was the cold noodles! so refreshing and perfect for a lighter dish. The galbi jjim was extremely flavorful. We skipped the cheese since it's an additional $3 and honestly, I don't think we missed it. The LA galbi was a little dry and for $33, I expected the meat quality to be a little better. The kimchi fried rice was tasty but had a little too much butter and cheese for my liking. The pan-fried yellow croaker was good. The banchan were actually a highlight. Everything was really good and the seasoning was on point. Overall, we enjoyed the meal and would come back. Next time, I definitely want to try the raw crabs!

There was no other customers in the restaurant when we went around 2pm on a Sunday…read more It was a hot day, so I was craving some cold noodles while my boyfriend got the galbi tang cold noodles: The cold noodles were good, the slices of meat were a bit thicker than usual. The flavor was fine, wasn't extraordinary galbi tang: didn't taste like your typical galbi tang, was very beefy, almost a gamey flavor banchan: ok, the one we really enjoyed was the fish cake service was good, our leftover food was packaged for us

Ttobongee (Manna Bunsik) has officially closed as of May 25th, 2025…read more I was a huge fan of their kimchi spam fried rice, bulgogi beef set, and bulgogi kimbap. I'd also tried their yang nyum fried chicken, Korean corn dog, dduk bok gi, tofu soup, banana milk and Soon Hari soju. The bone broth soup was so good, there were a few times when I just got a large/double order of that to go. Service was always friendly and great, and I heard that the owners are moving out of state to be closer to family due to illness. Sad to see them go. Wonder what will take its place, until then Natomas only really has the chain Bonchon left for Korean food.

I'm really sad to find out they are closing in two weeks! FYI they're called Manna Bunsik, not…read moreTtobongee. I don't know why I waited so long to come here. The food is very tasty and the portions are nice. Service was very friendly too. They were so busy today they ran out of beef bulgogi but offered us a generous alternative as an apology. We finished very full and had lots of leftovers. KFC boneless: crunchy with nice strong sauces. Too salty for our palates but very tasty. Banchan: large scoops were given, our favorite was the broccoli, beef bone broth and japchae. Chicken bulgogi set and tofu soup set: both were fabulous. Chicken had a nice char, soup had large pieces of tofu. Dumpling soup: the pork mandu were very yummy. It's a large portion soup. I'm gonna try to come here a few more times before they close. I think the prices are comparable to other Korean restaurants in the Sacramento area, maybe a little cheaper.