The food was excellent and the service was fast and cheerful. We will return next time we visit…read moreCarmel.

First time eating here 6.9.26, I had a question with the Japanese Pan Noodles as in what the…read morenoodles made of? Rice, egg noodles or what? The cashier didn't know & the kid preparing it didn't know so the cashier brought out the label from the container of the noodles to show me what was it was. So it's made of wheat flour & showed me what the needle looked like & to me, it didn't look appealing. I ordered the Pad Thai with shrimps $5 more so totaled $14.17 The shrimp was bland, no flavor. It was just thrown in, it wasn't cooked with the pad Thai sauce. So sad! I won't be getting the shrimp at all. Waste of money. =( And then the cashier asked if I had rewards, when I said no, he scanned his own reward card. I'm like WTH!!! To myself, he can't do that. The pad Thai itself was delicious. I totally enjoyed it that I ate all of it which is rare for me. I usually don't finish my meal so I must have been super hungry or there wasn't much there in the bowl. See comparison from the fork & the bowl size. I think it was a bit small. If the fork can't fit inside the bowl then the bowl itself is small.

You know your girl ordered the pad Thai. I almost felt bad, like a person who has no imagination…read more There are dozens and dozens of other Thai dishes on the menu at Thai Season, and each of them sounded tasty, but I felt drawn to the pad Thai. I also felt like I had to order it for "the people," meaning you all who are reading this review and looking for good pad Thai. I am always searching for the best pad Thai, and I'm sure others are too, so it felt like a public service. They have some very good pad Thai here at Thai Season. I forgot to order it with steamed rice, like I usually do with pad Thai (carbs on carbs). But even without rice, it was delicious and well-balanced. This pad Thai was not too sweet, which was a blessing. There's nothing worse than a too-sweet pad Thai! (Not really, but you know what I mean.) I ordered it mild, and it was indeed mild. We also got the laad nah, which is broad, flat noodles cooked with cabbage, broccoli, carrots and mushrooms in a brown gravy. It was super tasty, almost like a stew with noodles. It was ordered medium spicy, and I thought it was indeed medium spicy! The spice levels here seem to be right on. The Thai iced tea is great -- sweet and creamy. If you've never had a Thai iced tea, you should definitely try one. The decor and service is top-notch. There's a full bar here, so it seems like a nice place to pop in and get a drink, even if you're not here to eat a full meal.

Went recently for dinner and had a great time! The environment was cozy and beautiful, the food was…read morefresh and delicious, and the staff were so kind. We've ordered here before but sitting in the restaurant really elevated the experience over all!

It's so nice to find a place that's open on Mondays! Especially a sushi place during the afternoon…read more Our first time at Kotoyama was pleasant. It wasn't very busy at 3pm. Service was great! I had the Agadashi Tofu. I was happy they have it on the menu. At other places it's been served warm almost like a soup in a bowl. Here it was served cold with very little sauce and lots of fish flakes. Not sure if I would order it again. The Bento Box was served with California rolls, white rice, and gyoza (YUM!). They were nice enough to sub the traditional chicken served for Katsu style which was delicious! A very generous portion of meat. The spring rolls tasted like the kind you get at a Thai restaurant and were 10/10. Neither of us were crazy about the sushi though. We also tried the spicy tuna crunch roll. Next time we will have to try the Ramen. It's a cute place and I'd like to return at some point.

The food was pretty good, and I would say prices are reasonable…read more Service was not great, barely ever checked on us. They brought out 2 of the 4 people's food and the other 2 had plates we could see waiting to be picked up, but no server in sight for too long.

My favorite Thai place in the city! Not only is the food delicious but the owner is amazing as…read morewell. My favorite dishes are the Hawaiian Fried Rice, Chicken Pad Thai and Yellow Curry. If you've never had Hawaiian Fried Rice, you should definitely try it! Bonus, if you have a gluten allergy the owner will throughly discuss what is all safe for you to eat. He clearly marks the items on his menu as well. I consider them a "safe" place to eat! 10/10!!

First time trying and had a great experience. The owner was very friendly and helpful. The food…read morewas delicious. We were going to take out but sat in the small dining area instead. We really enjoyed the meal and service. This is a great little place to try. Lots of great options as well.

Picked up vegetable pho here to go. It was pretty good after adding. the fixings. The vegetables…read morewere cabbage boy choy onions and carrots . jalapeños basil and bean sprouts for garnish with one packet of siriracha chili sauce and one hosin packet. Just one! lol I would say overall i'd try something different if in that area but I am not going out of my way!

Eventually, I will have eaten pho at all of the pho joints in central Indiana. There aren't that…read moremany, as of this writing, so it won't be difficult. Pho Plus is a place to get pho in Carmel. It's not the pho-iest pho I've ever pho'd, but it did its job, which was to open up my sinuses and help me blow my nose. Isn't that why people eat pho? That's why I eat pho. I got the Vietnamese version of chicken noodle soup: pho ga, or chicken pho. There are many other varieties on the menu, but pho ga is my go-to (or my ga-to, if you will). Pho comes with a plate of delicious additions: bean sprouts, Thai basil, wedges of lime, jalapeño slices. Add as much or as little as you want. There's a bottle of Sriracha and another sauce on the table, and I highly suggest a couple of squeezes of Sriracha in the bowl for flavor. Chopsticks are standard here and on the table -- I suppose you can ask for a fork. One interesting thing that I noticed was that there are two Supreme bears standing sentinel at either end of the door, looking out the window. First of all: I didn't know Supreme made bear statues? Second of all: Why would a Vietnamese restaurant decorate their restaurant with statues from a streetwear company? So many questions. (OK, just two questions.) I guess I'll probably ask them the next time I visit. Pho Plus has a menu full of other tasty-looking things, like bahn mi and fried rice, so there are lots of things to try.

It was a cold and rainy day and there's nothing better for that weather than noodles. Yujo looked…read moregreat based on previous reviews so I gave it a shot. The interior was a vibe with dim lighting that made the rainy meal experience even cozier. Ordering is easy either through the staff or a self ordering kiosk. I ordered a Hokkaido Miso ramen and sat down. Before I could pull out my phone my ramen came out piping hot. As I sipped and slurped my way through the ramen I tasted a rich and savory broth. It had a soft red miso flavor to it which complimented the fresh veggies, chasu and the egg. The chasu was thick and tender. The noodles were cooked perfectly too. I liked the addition of corn to finish up the soup at the end. If I'm in the area again I will be stopping for bubble tea as the menu looked great!

Woke up feeling stuffy and blah. Gray skies. Cold office. Back-to-back Zoom meetings. I needed a…read morewarm, comforting bowl of ramen in the worst way. Thankfully, Yujo Ramen & Boba Tea was right up the road. It's tucked into the commercial strip off Meridian and 96th--you could almost miss it if you're not paying attention. I'll be honest: I arrived around 1:30pm and it was completely empty, which caught me off guard. But the vibe was nice and calming, the menu was extensive (ramen and boba options for days), and I landed on the spicy miso ramen--exactly what I needed to warm me up. Nailed it. The broth was rich, savory, and comforting with just the right amount of heat. Every ingredient tasted vibrant and fresh. The green onions, tender pork, and perfectly marinated soft-boiled egg were the ideal companions swimming in that spicy miso goodness. On a gray, cold Indianapolis day, this bowl absolutely hit the spot. Can't wait to come back and try the boba.

My husband said that Monk's deserves 6 stars. He is right. Monk's serves delicious Asian fusion…read morefoods made from scratch. Weekdays, they offer a buffet that gave us a chance to try a variety of foods. Most of the options are of Indian origin. We started with Gobi Manchurian (fried cauliflower) which was perfectly spicy and delicious. I had to go back for seconds. The samosas were very flaky and tasty. We tried the chana masala, chicken tikka, paneer tikka, jasmine rice with vegetables, Szechwan chicken, fried baby corn and more. Each dish was delicious with the perfect amount of spice. They give you an option of several breads and we selected the garlic naan. The freshly made breads arrived hot at the table with melty garlic butter. The service was ultra friendly. Beverages and bread come out quickly. Staff members checked on us multiple times. The buffet was a kept clean. Service is five stars For dessert, I had mango mousse and honey balls. What a treat! The mousse was sweet and light. The honey balls are plain addictive. The dining room is tastefully modern and upscale. Seating was comfortable. Tables were far enough apart that we could easily talk. If you don't want the buffet, you can order from the menu. The menu is expansive. Beer and wine are available. We drank mango juice. I ate way too much because the food was soooo good. My husband says, save the airfare, don't go to India, go to Monk's. We are already planning another trip back to Monk's. We found plenty of parking behind the cafe. They have a beautiful patio with umbrella covered tables if you want to eat outside.

Let me start by saying thank you Monk for having one of the best Indians food I can eat. I have…read morebeen to several different places here in Indiana and so far I love the monk style the service and their food as well. They are pretty fast the place is clean they have a buffet that my husband loves he says is very good reasonable for the price food tastes fresh and it's clean. I'm extremely picky with what I eat I don't do too much spicy so I have a hard time dealing with the foods I pick to eat, but monk had some fish that they made for me and it was delicious not greasy and overcooked it wasn't spicy at all. We try to go to monks once a month because the food can get pretty heavy In your body but we love this place I really recommend this place more than others.

The ramen was warm, flavorful, and comforting, with a rich broth and fresh ingredients. I also…read moreloved the unique atmosphere and presentation.

This is one of my favorite bubble tea spots in town. I love their lychee milk tea, taro milk tea,…read morematcha milk tea, and brown sugar milk tea--they're all consistently good and full of flavor. The strawberry yogurt is another favorite of mine, refreshing and perfectly balanced. I also enjoy trying their special drinks, which are always fun and unique. The quality is consistent, and the drinks are made just right every time. Overall, it's a go-to place for me whenever I'm craving boba, and I highly recommend it to other bubble tea lovers.

Absolutely deserving of 5 stars PLUS!…read more We didn't even have time to snap a picture because we dug right in! We ordered the chicken pad thai and the Crab Rangoon, and both were absolutely delicious. Everything was so flavorful, fresh, and perfectly prepared. You can tell they really know what they're doing! The staff was wonderful and incredibly courteous, and the restaurant was spotless and welcoming. We were so happy to find this place while we were in town! We came two days in a row, and honestly, that still wasn't enough! This will absolutely be one of our top places to visit whenever we're back in town. Thank you for the wonderful food and excellent service!

Still 5 stars. I…read moredropped in about 20 mins before closing and they were no longer seating, but I was able to get carry out. Service is always accommodating. Tablescapes are always super decorative and I believe they change with the season. It's really giving summer with the sunflowers and bicycles. Very cute!

We went after the Japan SpringFest after seeing their vendor pop up having an enormous line at the…read moreevent! We figured, if the lines are that long, we should try the restaurant! Seems we weren't the only ones with that idea as the restaurant was packed to the brim! After a 40min wait, we were seated within view of the kitchen, which I enjoy. Everything we got was absolutely delicious. The ramen noodles are perfectly springy and chewy, the takoyaki were full of meat and flavor, and the curry rice was rich and savory!! The only thing not enjoyable was the bao bun, just because it was 90% fat and no flavor. The wait for everything from our server was long each time, but I'm sure it was due to the event causing chaos and keeping them constantly at max capacity. I'd absolutely love to come back and try more of their ramen dishes.

Pros: Chewy noodles!…read moreLow sodium broth available So many ramen options and they did jammy eggs well Beautiful interior space Cons: Small portions Low sodium broth is still pretty salty Pro tip: This restaurant is actually part of a chain so look for these around the US