I don't understand the hype. At all. Food is bland and it's definitely not a place to order to go…read moreor a delivery service from.

The first time I tried zao years ago I didn't like it. I gave it another try recently and really…read moreenjoyed it. My husband has tried the Banh mi wrap and the tacos. He enjoyed both of them. My favorite thing to order is a bowl with yakisoba noodles, chicken, broccoli, carrots, corn, cilantro with teriyaki sauce and topped with peanuts. It's very fresh and delicious.

We ordered the Family Meal set and it was an amazing deal! You get two entrees and crab Rangoons…read moreand eggrolls! We also ordered a side of beefchow fun and the noodle was delicious! We ordered a pickup order so we didn't stay to eat, but I noticed the restaurant was really cute inside and kept tidy! We will be back again in the future!

We decided to eat in for lunch and was immediately a bit turned off when everything was served with…read moretakeout materials, soup in a plastic bowl with plastic utensils and food came out in takeout boxes, not even a simple plate. Besides that, the food was awful. We ordered the lunch Mongolian beef with noodles, and general tsio chicken with the fried rice and both came with egg drop soup which was not only gross but scolding hot too. Unfortunately we didn't enjoy any of it, threw most away and definitely wouldn't try this place again.

My husband and I just recently moved to the area and we're very happy with our visit. Our food came…read moreout quickly, everything I got was delicious. The California rolls were decent but everything else was solid. They put lots of sauce on the salad but I have no complaints about that, just something to think about if you prefer less sauce on it. Food was tasty and very affordable. Would come back for a quick bite!!

Such a good little Asian spot! Everything is always clean when we go and I like that you can see in…read morethe kitchen and watch chefs roll sushi! The staff is always nice and willing to accommodate any requests. I will say there is a nice guy who works there but, there is a smidge of a language barrier. That does not affect his service at all!!! Their entrees are served with steamed white rice; fried is extra $2. Their lunch is awesome and served with cup of soup, 2 dumplings, and your entree for ~$12. Besides the food items pictured I'd recommend the lo mein and Mongolian beef Red 8 will always be in our rotation.

Had a great experience here, last time I visited my order was not right and to make it up they gave…read moreme a free meal and a free drink today and it was delicious.

Staff was friendly, but food was terrible. Veggies seemed like frozen soggy and cold. Chicken was…read moreso greasy. Only saving grace was the pineapple. I do not recommend this.

Great experience!! We had a party of 7 and decided to dine here, however, we arrived near closing…read moretime. Upon arrival, they were very pleasant and the manager explained that the kitchen was closing in 20 mins. We were told it was not a problem and we just needed place our order fairly quick. We decided to dine in and wasted no time deciding what to order. Our server and the manager were very accommodating and we never felt rushed. Excellent Service!! They have a good size menu and they offer sushi specials during the day. If you decide on ramon, you pick your ramon displayed on a wall and you can create your own, pretty cool idea. The dining tables are nice and they all have hot pots. We decided on sushi, everything was delicious. They even brought a complimentary appetizer which was very good. The sushi was presented very well, it was fresh, and very good. Place ROCKS!!!

Food was on point and servers were really nice and attentive. The price was fair and Tuesday and…read moreThursday ladies get free dessert. The dessert was so delicious.

Our family LOVES Korean food! This restaurant offers most of the Korean favorites that you cook…read moreover a tabletop grill. What we ordered: Beef & pork bulgogi, shrimp, kimchi, vegetable pancake, noodles, gochujang, cucumber kimchi, potato dish, vegetables and tteokbokki. As we are very familiar with Korean food, the dumbed down-Americanized menu was a bit confusing. For example; japchae is just listed as "noodles" where some of the dishes were listed with Korean names. It would be helpful to list both. There also should be an indication for spice levels, like adding a chili pepper next to tteokbokki. We really enjoyed the food we ordered. Our favorite was the tteokbokki. Our least favorite was their version of japchae (it wasn't sweet and only came with onions.)

We love this spot. Their quality is so good and taste too. We've tried a bunch of Korean BBQ places…read morein Utah and this is in our Top 3. So far we've come twice and the second time we got there a little late (came from slc) and they let us stay and cook and eat even after closing and we were so grateful. Service can be a bit slow but she one server is sooo nice. I think it's only one server/hostess and one cook. It's definitely worth it. We love the japchae, the kimchi, the potatoes and ofc the meats. I'm picky about how sweet meat marinades can get but their short ribs are probably one of my favorites I've ever had. The other time we came it was on a weekday and it was us and one other family so I hope that this place gets as busy and popular as some other overhyped ones in the area

Went with my brother and what a treat. He got the filet pho and it was the most tender filet. They…read morehad to velvet the meat. Great broth too. I had the garlic noodles with jumbo shrimp. Good choice. Waitress was kind and attentive. Place was an upscale ambiance.

This is a pretty restaurant inside with the decor and layout. We did come as a large party on a…read moreMonday night when I don't think they usually have such large parties? They had two waitresses who also served as the bartenders for the whole restaurant which meant that it took quite a long time for us to get our drinks and then our food. It took about 30 minutes to get our drinks and then another 30 to get our food. While the peach fruit iced tea was refreshing and sweet, I don't think it was worth the $9 price tag. I only got an appetizer: the calamari. While it tasted great, it was a surprisingly small portion for $16. The waitress was really nice but they were just inundated and made it hard for them to be more attentive.

The best ramen in Park City. The steak and kimchi ramen was recommended by the waiter and it did…read morenot disappoint. The broth flavorful, the eggs were jammy, the wagyu steak was a nice medium and kimchi was crunchy and spicy. We also got the hot pot with miso broth and shrimp. The shrimp gave the broth ALL of the flavor and it was amazing! Went in mid week in late January, it was slow so service was quick and friendly!

Quick update on our second visit. We are back in Park City after three years and returning to Kuchu…read moreShabu was at the top of our list. This time we knew it would be busy on the weekend during ski season, so we checked in about an hour before we anticipated having dinner. At that point, it was about a 45 minute wait. We were texted quicker than expected. About 30 minutes later, so we had to rush right back since we are running a quick errand during the wait. Our server was not super personable, but he was nice and attentive enough and got the job done. And the other staff that assisted were very pleasant. We started with a cauliflower kaarage which came with three different sauces, my favorite being the sweet and spicy one in the middle. This app came out piping hot and was a nice veggie alternative to chicken kaarage. I would suggest maybe a smaller portion of the sauces, as a lot of ours went to waste. For our mains, we ordered 3 shabus - Hubby got an 8oz American Wagyu, daughter 1 ordered a 6oz ribeye, and daughter 2 shared a 10 ounce American wagyu with me, and we ordered an extra bowl of noodles. We all selected the tonkatsu broth. This time, the food came out a lot faster, shortly after we were done with our appetizer. We were excited to get cooking! My opinion is the same as before. This is a solid place with delicious food. The broth was on the salty side, but I think it needs to be as you are essentially seasoning your food when you cook it in the broth. It was nice to have sauce options for dipping, but I didn't use any of them personally. The American Wagyu was excellent , so tender, and again the tonkatsu broth flavorful. I didn't want to overpower the wagyu's already amazing flavor with a sauce. The price is a bit on the higher side for Shabu, but it is located at a resort which is to be expected. And I love that they offer premium meats, of course at a premium, because this definitely elevates the Shabu experience. Our bellies were happy and full after our meal, and we would definitely return if in the area again!

amazing food and we're very nice. I would recommend coming here for quick fresh food. The place…read morelooks good too all locations seem consistent

Their tacos are the best. Also very well priced with great service. Love coming here. Also feels…read morelike you are eating fresh!

Owners Don and K work the cash register and kitchen. They lived in Japan for 35 years before moving…read moreto Provo Utah of all places to open a restaurant. Specializing in rice bowls aka domburi. Super friendly and Don greets every customer in Japanese and as they leave the establishment. Open kitchen right behind so you can see K in action. They also have onigiri but due to the busy lunch rush weren't able to make any to order. Everything is cooked to order, flavors are exactly what you'd want and expect. I got the katsudon with eggs. Crispy pork cutlet and flavorful eggs on top of perfectly cooked rice. I added an order of kaarage cause fried chicken. Everything is very reasonably priced, surprisingly for this day and age of overpriced menu items. This is a hidden gem in Utah.

Owner needs to be advised of ADA law. Staff was rude, and argued over my service animal. I politely…read moreadvised of ADA law, and they still argued insisting they were correct. This is unprofessional and humiliating. As a business owner, they should be ashamed. Not a good look for a first time visit. For reference, you may ask 2 questions. Is it a service animal, and does it perform tasks. My animal is not required to be vested, although she was clearly marked anyways. And it is absolutely dehumanizing to be argued with by YOUR greeter and order taker. Order taker also failed to then answer questions about their own menu and was coarse in nature for the rest of the visit. google is free.