Okay, so this was my second time at Kura, both times coming for dinner with my Yelp fam! What a fun…read moreplace! I love seeing all the options revolving around the seating area that you can grab as you wish! Let me be honest though... the promos definitely got me excited to come for food. The first time we came was for Demon Slayer, a most recently Hello Kitty (although they had already sold out of the towels and cups). Regardless, the food is always yummy and the company great too! We always love the mobile robots as well.

We stopped by after my kids' school activity, and while the robot service and revolving sushi belt…read moreare definitely fun and exciting,especially for kids.the overall experience was disappointing. The food quality was not good and unfortunately, my daughter got very sick afterward and was throwing up all night. This has never happened to her before, and we regularly eat sushi and nigiri, so this was really concerning. On top of that, the tablet used to order drinks and food was dirty and not working properly, which added to the frustration. It's a fun concept, but the food quality needs serious improvement.

One of my favorite places for lunch and dinner. Especially when it's "hot pot weather"! Even when…read moreit's really busy, a group of 4 can be seated within 20 min and there's Hall Pass or The Bruce around to walk to if you wanna wander. The appetizers come with the hot pot and there are plenty of options to munch on while your ingredients heat up. Korean fried chicken, edamame, and gyoza are my favorites. After ordering your drinks, soup base, and meats (vegetarians get a cheaper option), you can get right to the veg/seafood buffet. They have a great sauce station and a big wall of different kinds of popular ramen packs to use if desired. Once you get settled, you can keep ordering the meats you like until you get full. I like to keep a little note of what I think of each one so I remember for next time. These are my personal opinions: 1 Mr Shabu ribeye - tender lean, best 2 oyster blade muscle - meatier but only ok 3 Mr. Shabu beef kurubi eye - chewy, wavy, not good 4 Mr. Shabu pork single rib belly - fatty, bad 5 US wagyu beef round eye - tender lean, good 6 US wagyu beef clod eye - jerky striated texture, bleh 7 Mr. Shabu beef boneless short rib - oily but in a good way, little chewy, great flavor 8 Mr. Shabu pork collar butt - fatty but comes apart easy, ok 9 Mr. Shabu lamb shoulder - no Usually if I'm playing it real safe with just two, I pick 1 and 7 :) I hope you come to try all the different flavors for yourself!

DO NOT COME HERE!!!!!!…read more They overcharged us twice, so better check your receipt. I would be very cautious if I were you!!!! Sorry i would not come back!!!

Justin was an amazing served. The food was delicious as always…read more Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Fun Concept, Needs More Punch…read more I recently brought my family to Tsubame Rotating Sushi to celebrate my son's birthday, and overall, it was a mixed but worthwhile experience. The main appeal, the rotating sushi belt, was a huge hit! My son was super stoked and absolutely loved the novelty of picking exactly what he wanted right off the conveyor. It certainly makes for a fun, interactive family meal. The Food While the concept is great, the quality was a bit lacking for my wife and me. We found the flavors weren't punchy or vibrant enough to really stand out. Best Roll: The Ponzu Citrus Roll was my favorite, offering a nice, bright flavor. Good Option: The fried options, like the Fried Jalapeño Popper Roll, were generally tasty, but still felt a bit typical or "boring." Skip: My least favorite was the Mango Roll. Bland, no flavor but coconut and rice. Service & Atmosphere On the bright side, the service was excellent. Our server was very nice and was super on top of drink refills, which we really appreciated throughout the meal. The design and overall vibe inside the restaurant were also nice and pleasant. Overall: Come for the fun experience and interactive concept, especially if you have kids (perfect for trying different types of sushi at only $3.59 a plate). If you're looking for top-tier, complex sushi flavors, you might find the food a bit understated.

Highly recommended by our local friend...this was quite a good meal. The sushi was fresh and good…read more The apps, including the Korean beef with asparagus, were flavorful. Fried banana ice cream and the chocolate cream pie for dessert were popular and disappeared quickly. The food took a long time to come out, which was a minor nit. Our waitress, Kiki was great.

This place is overhyped IMO. The sushi itself was decent, fresh enough and well-presented, but…read morenothing stood out as exceptional or memorable. Some rolls felt a bit basic compared to other sushi spots in the area. Service was friendly but a little slow, and the atmosphere was fine. It's an alright spot if you're nearby and craving sushi, but not a place I'd go out of my way to return to.

This is my favorite place to eat at in Ogden ! The restaurant is in a building that looks like…read moreyou're in Japan ! You should make a reservation if possible because locals know this place is great. We like all the udon, curries, and sukiyaki here. Portions are large, prices fair. Definitely a great place to go to for celebrations

Delightful mom and pop authentic sushi. The couple that runs this amazing local Japanese Restaurant…read morewas originally from Japan. A rare find when it comes to true authentic Japanese restaurants. We ordered Udon, Sushi, and Calamari. Great experience, flavors of umami, and a clean restaurant. Freshly made to order dishes. We drove over an hour for this find. We'd go weekly if we lived close by. The prices are so reasonable. Easy parking!

I'm not very picky with my sushi, I'm the type of person who orders a California roll happily…read more However, I know the quality at Tona is worlds above anywhere I've ever been. I would pay that amount of money any day for Ambri as my server. This woman could kick me in the shins with an anvil and I would thank her. Tona is a blessed facility to have her in their presence. She has god tier serving skills and even better conversation. If I had three wishes, I would give my first two to Ambri Huffaker. Her aura is peak and fits the aesthetic of Tona perfectly. The only thing I'm not a fan of is those chopped server shirts. Ain't no one tryna see those black collar shirts. I would not recommend dating the one chick, she will ruin you but your revenge arc will be epic. Shoutout Tina and Tony fr tho

Best sushi in Utah Creative fresh…read more Unique fishes Great services Number one place to eat in Ogden

I can't believe how down hill this place gone to in the last few years. Take for example on our…read morelast visit it is now only one sauce tray per two people so share! We got seated in a reasonable time with a large group of regulars. My wife ordered the filet snd shrimp and I went with the filet and lobster. Other at the table ordered various things. We were served salad as e petted then the chef showed up and started cooking. No soup. Good for us the regulars spoke up and they finally brought out the soup. Ordered my filet med-rare but got med. Lobster was over cooked. Same for my wife. Over cooked steak and rubber hard shrimp. Told the wife I wanted to give them another chance. Boy was I wrong. So suggest you avoid this place and try the others I hate being rushed and pushed out the door after a terrible meal

Why 3 stars? Because I hate to say it, but it was all just okay…read more --- --- --- I went to Utah to visit my childhood best friend. We still have plenty in common, but one big difference between us is that I eventually became someone who loves trying new restaurants and new cuisine as often as possible, while he mostly sticks to the 5-6 things he loves and doesn't stray from that. But when we were talking about his favorite restaurants, Kobe was #1 on his list. Sure, it didn't have a crazy high Yelp rating, but my favorite restaurant in Tampa had a similar rating, so I was plenty open minded. Off we went! First up was the salad: I'd give it a solid 4.5-stars. I liked the crunchy stuff on top. Good start! Soup: 3-stars. This didn't do much for me. But hey, I'm not really a soup guy. Fried Rice: my friend talks up how amazing the fried rice here, but I'm thinking that most fried rice is about the same. I take a couple of bites, and I'm not sure how to describe it, but something was just a tick off about it. Not that it was bad, but I thought it was just okay. 3.5-stars in general, but downgrading it to 3 because fried rice from a hibachi place is usually such an easy win. Scallops: My absolute favorite thing at hibachi places are the scallops. They are always awesome. This time? Argh - they were alright. Now I'm getting sad. Same thing: 3.5-stars, but down to 3 because I have never had scallops from a hibachi grill that weren't 5-stars until this visit. Filet: 5-stars for the tenderness, 3-stars for the flavor. It was really lacking salt. But I'd forgotten about the dipping sauce! That will surely make it better, right? Sadness. The dipping sauce was to subtle that it didn't really make any difference. Another 3.5-stars graded to 3 on a curve. This also ended up being the most expensive meal during my stay in Utah. And when I compare it to my trip to Benihana a few months earlier, it was clearly a step below that in just about every way, and I gave Benihana 4-stars. The worst part of the experience was the pressure of my friend grilling me about what I thought the whole time. I'm an honest person, but they were staring through my soul. I ultimately said I'd rate it 4-stars, but as I was writing this review, I just couldn't do it. If I lived in the area, I would view this as a place that I wouldn't really ever need to go back to. And if that's the case, how can I give it 4-stars? If you ever read this review, I'm sorry broski. I still love you. Maybe you can come to Houston and write a 3-star review of my favorite place and we'll call it even?

I've only gotten takeout a couple times, but it's a high-quality experience. Online ordering is…read moreeasy (including Apple Pay), pickup was prompt and friendly, and my orders were correct. Worth noting- the balance of their poke bowl is really excellent. There were no bland or sauce-less parts of the bowl- seriously every bite was fantastic and I didn't need to do any mixing myself. Would recommend selecting the "spicy" option for a bit of zip- not intense- and adding avocado. So good!

The two stars are only due to the very friendly receptionist who did a great job with my take out…read moreorder. I ordered three rolls to go, paid 50 and all three were BAD. I prefer the rolls at local grocery stores to these. Even the ginger was bad.

Went back to O-Ku Sushi and Ramen for another one of their delicious poke bowl's. This time I went…read morewith the Unagi Rice Bowl and requested the house salad as my base instead of the sushi rice. Greatly appreciated that they were willing to accommodate me once again with my preparation changes. That said, the Unagi (eel) was cooked perfectly and absolutely fantastic! Rich and flavorful plus very filling. Beyond delicious. The Unagi Rice Bowl also comes with sesame seeds and green onions with their delicious Eel sauce and a side of wasabi and ginger. It was exactly what I needed and definitely something that I will be returning to O-Ku Sushi & Ramen in Roy for very soon! The fish is always fantastically fresh along with the other ingredients that they use in their dishes. 10/10 Highly recommend!

Budget sushi and ramen house and the food tastes like it. I would skip it unless you're into…read morediscounted deep fried rolls. The decor is minimalist but it's well lit and is clean. The service is minimal. The wait staff didn't know the menu well. The karaage isn't made with boneless chicken thighs- skip it. The rice has no taste of rice vinegar. The miso soup is slightly bitter and barely passable. On the fish side, the salmon is good. The tuna and yellowtail are decent. I'd stick with the rolls, of which there are many options. Preferably deep fried.

Came here for the first time for lunch service with my husband. I first want to start this review…read moreoff with the fact that our server Colleen is amazing! As someone who works in the food and beverage industry myself I appreciate her attentiveness, hospitality and great demeanor. If you never experienced hotpot/ Korean bbq buffet she is the perfect person to help guide your experience. Now to the food. I highly enjoyed both the hot pot and Korean bbq. I got the tom yum broth with thinly sliced beef to as a protein and the garlic chicken as well as the short ribs for the grill portion. All of it was so tasty. My favorite part about this restaurant is that they have a cold condiment and protein station to add to your hot pot. There was a great array of different noodles, sea food, meatballs , and veggies to add. I love kimchi and seaweed salad so it was nice to grab my own size and portion of each instead of waiting in a server to grab me more. Another favorite is that all drinks are included such as fountain drinks and even different styles of bottled teas. Over all the experience was wonderful and my family and I will be back again! A great hidden gem of Ogden .

Service was quick and friendly. Dining area was clean. Meat selections were promptly delivered…read more Produce at bar area was fresh. The marinated meats, however, did not have much flavor, and I missed the banchan that other Korean restaurants serve. I did like that you can choose hot pot, Korean bbq, or both. Only $4 difference to have both, BUT I can never eat my money's worth at these all you can eat places. It's nice to have this option here in S.Ogden though it felt a little lacking flavor wise.