Amazing food and drinks with delish fresh ingredients. Beautifully prepared and presented. Superb…read moreservice by the entire staff.

We've had a good experience at Oban, East time, we have compared. We are vegetarian and they do…read morehave some vegetarian options in each of their different food categories. I would recommend their death free ramen, and also their avocado crispy rice! They additionally have some good happy hour deals if you can make it!

Really love coming to this place after a nice yoga session on Tuesdays…read more My go-to has been the Mt. Fuji Bowl with Tuna with half the serving of rice but my last time there I tried the black sesame ramen. It was really rich and flavorful. I want to say that it was just as good as Monta Ramen in Chinatown in Las Vegas. You walk up, you order then they text you when your order is ready. While you're waiting, you can grab a drink from the Westbound Bar (drink included with yoga) then find a spot then chill with your fellow yogis. After having had the ramen I would designate this place as the go to next time I feel like having it.

This ramen delivers on all the juicy, layered flavors I crave when I think ramen!!…read more The spice is there but not overwhelming, and the mushrooms and ginger hold up well to it without losing their texture or flavor in the broth. Perfect cozy dinner after a Tuesday night sunset yoga at the annex!

I really enjoyed the Mushroom Katzu plate. Perfectly crispy and well seasoned. Even the rice was…read moreperfectly seasoned . They didn't have the complimentary miso soup (said was seasonal). They carry vegan mayo and made vegan spicy mayo for me. Note that when ordered vegan, the cabbage salad didn't come with dressing as it contains non vegan mayo. I also enjoyed trying the leek onigiri. It was counter service. They have some outdoor tables outside on the road. I definitely want to come back for that mushroom katzu plate, particularly when the miso soup is back too. My general rating system: 1 star: I would stay away 2 stars: Has some good things about it but I generally don't recommend. 3 stars: Pretty good. I wouldn't go out of my way to go back but a decent place 4 stars: Great place. I would go back. 5 stars: I highly recommend stopping whatever you are doing and making plans to try it out! An Evie favorite!

Food was great, portions were decent, I wish they would have cut up the meat little more chunks…read morewere huge and plastic silverware/chopsticks . It's inside a busy bar so we elected to sit outside and the tables moved around a lot. We hade the sirloin and the pork katsu bowls with rice and cabbage we were looking forward to the noodle bowls but they were crossed off the menu. Overall great spot hope they get a spot of their own cause I think this could be a great place.

staff so sweet food was so good!!! very peaceful environment as well! just had a great time :)read more

From the moment I walked in, I knew this would be a great experience! Very welcoming environment…read morewith a very kind host. The sushi was very delicate, delicious, and fresh. I had to pinch myself as I'm in a desert!

I used to only order delivery here and decided to try them out in person. I would consider…read moreTerisushi as Mexican Japanese fusion. They don't only serve sushi or teriyaki either. The menu appetizers include gyoza, edamame, but they also serve Mexican torito--which is a chili pepper stuffed with cream cheese & shrimp then deep fried. I was really looking forward to it but unfortunately the ones I got served were still frozen inside. Unfortunate as the outside coating was perfectly fried and not too oily but I guess that's why it didn't really get cooked the whole way. Now, you'd think I would've left after the not-so-great apps, but def had to stay for the entrees. What's great about this place is really their donburi bowls, specifically, the unagi donburi bowl. Has just enough unagi, maybe a little too much rice but never the less, a really great sauce to tie it together. They've got a slew of fried sushi rolls but I've never really been a fan of those. They also have "teppan" meals which are dishes with your choice of protein served with rice on the side. They also do have nigiri and baked rolls as well. Inside the restaurant, I really liked the fake grass wall with their sign on it and the server was very nice. I would have given them a higher rating but the uncooked torito kinda did turn me off. Definitely would still go to this place and/or order delivery as long as it's the teri/sushi type dishes not the torito. Overall, Terisushi is one of the better Mexican sushi places in town.

Wanted some sushi and saw that Google had good reviews for this place so we decided to drop in…read more It's located off a busy street and parking is tight and only one way entry. Wasn't busy at all so we were seated and able to order quite quickly. We ordered the caterpillar and especial rolls. Each came with miso soup. Their three TVs in close proximity kept us entertained while we waited. Our server was also attentive of us. Everything was delicious. I liked how they had the extra sides on the plates that I wouldn't see at other traditional sushi restaurants; scallions, jalapeños, and krab. The especial pieces were about 2.5 times the size of normal rolls as well. Definitely recommend this place.

Yamato felt like we were back in Tokyo! From friendly, capable service to absolutely delicious…read morefood, this was a top-tier experience. Not kidding, I keep having dreams about dinner here. Good dreams! Eager to go back and try other things dreams!! Easily and by far the best Japanese cuisine in Tucson.

Went for lunch a couple of weeks ago based on the good reviews. But it did not live up to the…read morecustomer comments here on Yelp. Overpriced menu items. Spent about $100 for two people at lunch. Had the chirashi and it was mediocre at best. Not enough protein for a child and little effort in presentation. Would have been better off getting sushi from the grocery store.

I was here once when friend picked up a large take-out order, and she said it was her family's "go…read moreto" when they wanted fresh, easy, Asian food. I had to try it and the ramen and gyoza made me an instant fan. I told my neighbor about Ikkyu and she went that night. An affordable and delicious treat.

The tonkotsu ramen and gyoza were good. The California roll was like an avacado roll with barely…read moreany crab! They probably could use a fifth of the avacado and it would be so much better. There is no cucumber in the California roll which maybe that's just local to the area, but I've never had a California roll without cucumber. It wasn't bad, it's just completely overpowered by avocado. The outside seating is nice and the interior has good seating too. Outside seating has a hose with several water mists! There are no menus inside, so make sure you take a look on the window menus before you go inside. Service was fast, you get a pager when your food is ready and pick it up at the counter. Overall good experience just a bit lacking in the California roll. Tonkatsu ramen: 7/10 Gyoza: 6.5/10 California roll: 6/10

My wife and I returned to SOO to celebrate our 18 wedding anniversary. They continue to make high…read morequality food and reasonable prices. We each ordered a sushi set and asked for no mackerel and enjoyed an edamame appetizer. They service was friendly, the food tasty and we had a great time. Please support this local business!!!

I had eaten here before but I never wrote a review. I went…read morehere for lunch and am glad they are still as good as I remembered. I thought their sushi lunch special was very reasonably priced. I also loved their salad dressing. Everything came out really quick. Server was nice and efficient.

Great ramen and lots of options, our favorite in town. Best everything - crispy chicken breast…read morestrips to top your ramen, good noodles and broth and flavors! Service is quick & food worth the money.

JA Ramen Curry is located towards the outskirts of the busier area of the Downtown Area here in…read moreTucson. At the corner of the street diagonal to a small park, and then next door to Street Taco & Beer. It's got an interesting decor, and not sure who it's catering to specifically, but identity crisis from a design perspective is fine since it's spacious inside and has two sections for seating. Price wise, it's on par for most of the things down in this area, as they're focus on curry rice plates and things, so the portions aren't bad here. There's a variety of protein options to go with your curry, with it mostly focused on the katsu style of fooding for those interested. They also have some ramen options there as well, as it's clear they are trying to do a little bit of everything. There are some random options regarding appetizers and such, but the generic stuff mostly. Staff here is pretty friendly so no issues there. Now, the food part. It was not bad, but there were a couple of things here that were certainly on my no-no list. Let's start with the Las Vegas Roll. It's a deep fried roll. Doesn't really have much fish in there (like a sliver), and the sauces on it were just mediocre at best. There was basically just no filling, and mostly rice. It's curry time. Got the seafood curry, but apparently they were out of clams that day so told me they would give me more shrimp and fried calamari to make up for it, and I said okay. Sort of regretted half of that decision. The curry itself was actually pretty tasty, but I feel like they don't actually know what Japanese curry quality it supposed to be like. It was like I was drinking a soup, and not clam chowder. The flavors of it though were actually quite good, but the actual texture of the curry was basically just liquid and did not feel at all like curry. The shrimp that came with the dish were alright, no issues with that. The fried calamari is there this dish ends for me. The calamari was off, and it was either just like that normally, or it was severely underfried as it was basically just a mushy mess that was not good. The final verdict? The curry was actually good, but man, they don't know how to actually make the curry texture correctly. Just a mediocre and watery mess. Price wise, it wasn't cheap for these two things, and for what I got quality wise, it wasn't worth it. Quantity wise, it was decent, but still not sure if that justifies the price tag. Just a mediocre experience overall. Staff was friendly at least. Not good, but not bad.

This was a superior Sushi night. We ordered from the…read moreindividual cards, and i had a couple custom servings where i add a quail egg. All wonderful and a great experience for the three of us. I already want to return and i just got home. Great Ambiance.

Great sushi in a nice space. Lots of room, which was great because this place was packed. Despite…read moreit being packed I did not feel at all rushed to eat and go, the waitstaff were considerate, frequently checked in, and quick to grab refills/clear plates. I had the Uni, Merino Roll and Salmon Roll, all of which were great/good. The salmon roll was the only slight disappointment as some rolls only had 1-2 pieces of diced sushi in them so they were mostly rice and nori. On the more expensive side as well. Will need to grab a few friends and try some Sashimi and Nigiri here next time.