Nori has a beautiful Japanese styled restaurant with great decor that transports you to a small…read moreJapanese izakaya. It's hard to believe that you're still in Humboldt county when you enter in! The workers are all very kind and knowledgeable. They are able to make accommodation or alterations as necessary. Despite that, the food in general leaves more to be desired. The fish is definitely high quality! But perhaps the rice should be a bit more fluffy, and more flavorful. The batter on the tempura was a bit too thick and ultimately caused it to not be cooked all the way. I think the sauces can also be better prepared-- they taste a bit prepackaged and not really homemade. I'd be willing to come again and not order rolls but instead focus on the nigiri or the chirashi bowl.

Good little sushi spot downstairs in an unassuming spot in Eureka. We had the ramen (7/10), Lion…read moreKing roll (7/10) and chiragi don (again, 7/10). I think I'd upgrade the house sake next time though. Service was decent . We'd go back.

The sushi here was fresh and light; we enjoyed it after a long day of hiking. The mango cheesecake…read morewas delicious as well. Portion sizes were a bit small for the price though. The restaurant is clean and spacious. Staff were friendly. Easy free street parking outside.

Poor food and sanitary practices Have been observed picking…read moreup ingredients dropped in parking lot and taken into establishment instead of discard Constant interaction with exterior refuse bin Filthy messed up parking with occasional issues in parking and pulling in or out Also possible pest issues branching from adjoining businesses such as roaches ants and rats There are three restaurants there the pest have been observed for a while and have had to have constant pest control

Great service and super tasty quick food. I absolutely loved the eggplant and the tuna tacoread more

I always stop here on the way up the coast, very reliably good sushi and inari, as well as hot…read moreJapanese lunch counter style food. People are really nice too, and it's a nice open place to sit, nothing fancy, but friendly.

This place was amazing. They also got good views as well. The menu is huge but the food is…read moredelicious. Service was amazing 5 stars Food was delish too My miso was cold and they did a new batch and it was hot. I saw the steam coming out of it. Thank you for that. Do I recommend here? Yes I do!!

Assistance+ Balance+…read moreCleanliness+ Deliciousness+ Environment+ Our server Alexander was amazing the entire time, prompt, professional, wonderful! Cost to quantity/quality was balanced well! Restaurant and restroom were clean and organized. The food was fantastic! Delicious. Skillfully made. Great variety! The environment is romantic but casual enough to be in regular attire or formal doesn't matter. Live pianist was wonderful, everything was perfect!

Coming from the SF Bay Area, I wasn't sure what to expect from a ramen spot in Eureka, but this…read moreplace was fire! 10/10. The eggs were great, the broth was delicious (maybe a tad on the saltier side, but I still loved it), and everything tasted fresh. The mushrooms had a nice crunch, and the noodles were perfect! The service was also great! The staff were friendly and attentive, and I loved that they checked in on us throughout the meal. It's a neat little spot with a chill, artsy ambiance and good music playing in the background. Definitely coming back next time I'm in the area! Highly recommend

My son is a big Raman fan so he picked out this place. I will say, while eating he definitely spent…read morequite some time in the bathroom during and after. And they have one bathroom so people had to wait. Something in the food activated the glands to run to the bathroom. My daughter enjoyed her Raman. I personally felt the portions were small for my husband. I ended up sharing mine. The chicken was stiff. I would never order the chicken ramen here. I will say, my stomach was not happy after the meal and I do not want to enter another Ramen shop after eating here for quite sometime. My son will agree as well. LOL

Fresh great food and service . Great atmosphere thank goodness for something besides lobsterread more

We saw Siam Orchid near our hotel and decided to go in for dinner. It's not a big restaurant, so…read morethere is limited seating. It was pretty busy, so understandably, we had a bit of a wait before we got a table. There's a main entrance for when you want to dine in, and another entrance for all the food delivery people, which we saw a lot of. We ordered the yellow curry, pad thai, Pad Khee-Mao, Tom Yum Gai, and garlic fried rice. The food was good, although I think the yellow curry could have used more coconut milk as it was pretty light on the coconut flavor. I thought the garlic fried rice was just rice (we didn't read the description on the menu), but it came with a bunch of chicken Katsu on top, which was a yummy surprise. Not sure if that's an authentic dish, as I have never seen something like that at any Thai restaurant I've been to, but it was good. There were a couple birthday celebrations when we were dining in, so this apparently is a hot spot for dining with a group on your birthday. Service was good but a bit spotty, we didn't see our server for a while when we needed to get water refills or our check. Otherwise, this was a good spot for some decent Thai food.

Came here on the way to Eureka for the Redwood Acres County Fair. Food was decent, some items were…read moredelicious and some overcoooked and odd. Not really authetic Chinese food. What I comnsider Chinese American Food. For example, Peanut butter Chicken is a dish I found here in Northern Claifornia. Chinese people don't use peanut butter in authetic dishes. It was delicious nonetheless. Found the skewer chicken odd, it was full of red dye. Offered sushi whcih wasn't bad. Stafff was very friendly and came often to clear dishes and offer refill on drinks. Staff also walked around to clean the food serving station, food station was clean. I would come back here if I was in the area again. Nothing really stood out as something I wouldn't want to dcome back but the food was decent for the pricwe. And given tthis is the only buffet in the area, if I can't make up my mind on what to have for lunch, this buffet would be ok on my mind.

EXCELLENT! This place has more food and choices than you can even eat for an all you can eat…read morebuffet and all the food was really good! Nice & clean inside + quick staff clearing your plates. Nice cold beers. The price is so good for what you get! We even got a senior discount for 60+ which is really nice they do that. From every Chinese and other normal Asian dishes, salads, veggies, fruit, to soft serve ice cream, warm sugared donut balls, pudding & little cakes! So good, we went back a 2nd time on our very short trip to this area. Wish we had them where we live!

We ate here with my daughter who was recently diagnosed with celiac disease…read more I had heard that they had gluten free options, and were careful about cross-contamination, but I was blown away by how helpful our server was with making sure my daughter's meal was safe. She right away inquired whether it had to be "celiac safe", and made sure that all of our dishes were labeled "celiac safe" for the kitchen, and helped us make substitutions for the items that couldn't be gluten free. This was our first experience eating out since the diagnosis, and I was nervous about how it would go, but Sushi Spot (and our very kind/helpful server) made this experience easy, and we are reassured that we won't have to completely give up eating out. Still waiting to see if other restaurants offer the same care for celiac diners. Until then, Sushi Spot will be our place to go!

The service was very friendly and attentive. It couldn't have been better. The ambience was also…read moreenjoyable. My kid really loved the aquariums, and he ate the egg part of his tamago sushi, which is what we expect. I only had a couple of grumbles about the food. One of my pieces of hamachi was torn and didn't look great. That's a minor gripe about presentation. The main issue was the rice. It was bland and more or less plain. Sushi rice should have some sweetness and a little tang. After all, it's meant to recreate the fermented rice from the old days before chefs learned how to make rice taste similar without taking so much time... Sushi is probably 90% about the rice and maybe 10% is the rest of what's on it. It is the main thing, really. It should not be bland. Also, their chefs had trouble forming the rice neatly, which is a skill issue. This was prepared in the back and might yield different results at the bar. For me, the real star (food-wise) was the plain sunomono. The cucumber was fresh and crispy and topped with thinly shredded carrot for a touch of color. I have eaten at many wonderful sushi spots since the 1980s when you had to order in Japanese because the only sushi chefs around in the U.S. were Japanese immigrants. This was one of the best sunomono I've had anywhere.