I had every intention of taking good pictures tonight, but the only photo I ended up with was an…read moreempty plate -- and honestly, that might be the best review I can give. We started with the dumplings and ahi tacos, and both were outstanding. Every dish felt especially intentional -- not just the presentation, but in the way the flavors were built. Nothing felt random or overdone. Everything was thoughtful, balanced, and genuinely delicious. But the real showstopper was the El Jefe tacos. These were made with wagyu steak, and then topped off with bone marrow that you scrape onto the tacos yourself, which took them to another level entirely. Rich, savory, decadent, and completely unforgettable -- easily the most insane tacos I have ever had. We finished with the lilikoi crème brûlée, which was the perfect ending to the meal -- creamy, bright, and memorable without being overly heavy. The ambience made the whole experience even better. Bar Dojo has such a cozy, welcoming feel inside -- warm, intimate, and comfortable without feeling too formal. It's the kind of place that feels nice enough for a special dinner, but still relaxed enough that you can actually settle in and enjoy yourself. HUGE credit to Chef Luis Brambila and the team at Bar Dojo. The whole meal felt creative, intentional, and executed with serious skill. The fact that my only picture is an empty plate should tell the whole story -- the food was just too good to wait. Don't let your taste buds miss out! Seriously go order some El Jefe Tacos, you won't regret it!

Had our second meal here tonight. I had the lemongrass broccoli/ beef, which was delicious and an…read moreedamame appetizer ! My husband had Manila clams and made special mention to waiter as to how good they were . The clams came with huge shrimp and two Chinese donuts . Alan, our server, and Chris were excellent . Crowded place at 6:30 but ample seating!!

Love this place! Coming to eat here feels like everything is cooked with care and love. Like a home…read moremade dinner. Portions are huge. A family style type of vibe, you will be able to share with whoever you go with. Barley tea on tap and homemade kimchee with a meal you get. The kimchee is bomb. The food is bomb. The Jajangmyeon is delicious. The sweet and sour pork is phenomenal (sauce isn't too sweet nor tangy) the batter on it is crunchy and flavorful. Mobu tofu is yummy too. We've never had Mobu tofu with big pieces of tofu and no meat and it honestly made me prefer it more. 10/10. She treated our kids with such kindness and that'll always make me come back. My son doesn't prefer sauce on his sweet and sour pork & she made extra for him to enjoy. She didn't have to but she did. It's a cute hole in the wall type of place. The service to the food is 10/10. Definitely recommend!!

Please support locally owned small businesses like this one! The food here is Korean Chinese…read morecomfort food. It won't blow you away, but is extremely great value and the portions are huge! The lady that runs this place is warm and inviting and tries to ensure each customer is happy and satisfied when they leave. Definitely order the Black Bean Noodles! Sweet & Sour chicken was nice and crispy, as was the gyoza. The honey walnut shrimp was tasty, but had too much sauce for my liking. Can't beat the price, and overall great value. The restaurant is no frills, but clean and worth a try of you're in the area!

Baguus is such a beautiful place to gather, socialize and eat! Dates and groups all welcomed…read more We had the honor of joining them last Thursday for their first AYCE experience! Social media and email was where I had heard about this special event. As it was our first time 2 years ago, my parents, my partner and I had dinner here (and in the same spot too!) to enjoy their impeccable and carefully thought out menu. We loved both chicken dishes! The Japanese country potato was a hit! We got a variety of noodle dishes and dessert. The happy cheesecake and mochi brownie with ube ice cream is always our faves! The staff and owners are always so hospitable and we are glad to talk with them when they walk by. So helpful too in answering our questions! We hope you will do the AYCE event again! I was successful!

I wanted to like this place more, but I would say that the thing they go above and beyond it is…read moreCustomer Service, however, the food is nothing that I would run back for. They have a clean and beautifully decorated space for the restaurant to host guests.

Food was delicious and filling. The service was professional and kind. I loved the cushioned seats…read moreand dining chairs. It gave the shop a unique ambiance, fancy but relaxed lounge type of vibe. Would come again!

TL;DR: Immaculate attention to detail. High price point. Pumpkin Crisp now or die…read more Parking: Absolutely terrible but it's not their fault. There is this weird little strip along side the street that is two rows of parallel parking and then there is this tiny garage with a limited number of retail parking spots. May the odd ever be in your favor. Atmosphere: Very open dining area, the food seems much more upscale than the place itself, though the interior is still very modern and very cleanly. The floor is interesting: it seems to be comprised of large sand granules so it appears very porous. Lots of windows so the area is filled with natural light during the day. Service: EXCELLENT attention to detail. Before we stepped foot in the building, the table was already being set up for us, high chair, kid's dining sets and all because we were seen walking towards the entrance through the windows. We also observed another table's high chair from a previous party being meticulously wiped down and inspected by a server--this NEVER happens at restaurants to this level of detail. I was very impressed. I also appreciated the fact that the utensils included in the napkin consisted of: spoon, knife, fork AND chopsticks. It's rare to have a place offer you the full selection of utensils let alone a fork and chopsticks together--usually it's one or the other! Service: wait to be seated, you will be watered, scan the QR code at your table for the menu, order at the table, check brought to you. Kid Friendliness: plastic cups (open cups, no lids or straw) and bowls; disposable plastic utensils. Clean high chairs. Menu: item names, descriptions and some photos via digital menu with QR code scanned at your table. In case anyone is wondering, the coke served here is Mexican coke (the best kind). But it's strange no soft drinks are listed on their menu at all. Pumpkin Crisp: this is so addicting. It's like upscale bougie sweet potato fries. There is a gentle crisp of the salted egg that compliments the soft fluff of the pumpkin. I highly recommend it. Chicken Xiao Long Bao: They were sadly out of the pork when we went. Not as soupy as I was expecting it to be but each one is PACKED with meat, leaving little room for soup. It's not a baggy sack of meat, it's a meaty bag! Corn Rib: corn on the cob that has been cut into quarters lengthwise and covered with cheese (we requested non-spicy so we had a cheese option). A novel way to have corn cut and eaten this way for us. It was tasty nonetheless and not overly salty. Stir Fried Green Beans: your typical garlic salted plant noodles, haha. Not overly salty and is a great compliment to protein dishes. Cooked just right and not overly dry or chewy -- just the right amount of snappiness to each bite. Gold Medal Stir-fried Beef: Wow this is so good. The beef is thinly cut and tender. It is a little on the salty side so best paired with rice or a neutral dish. I love the crunch the celery and onions give -- I ended up packing every last piece as leftovers so I can mix it with rice later.

This food truck came to our neighborhood and we were super excited to see it and the menu!…read more Our order came out super fast - only took a few minutes so guessing maybe the chicken is batch cooked. I got the katsu curry. The curry was pretty good. The katsu was weird. It was dry and chewy and tasted like the chicken was woody. Don't think I would visit again.

Yummy Bix came to my work and I tell you what it's delicious. I ordered chicken katsu curry and…read moreit's amazing I had to take off my glasses because I splashed curry on them

Sooooo good!! I was…read morein the area and wanted something quick and stumbled across Chops on Yelp and I'm glad I did! This place is super unique. I've never tried something like the meal I had then, but I loved it! I got the Crispy Chicky burrito and it was delicious! It was packed full with katsu chicken, rice, cilantro, basil, cabbage salad mix and yummy sauces! They truly are packed full, I could only eat half before I got full! The food came out fast and was perfect! I'd love to go back and try more of the menu!

Insert drool. That's…read moreexactly how I feel about Chops. My burrito was masterfully made -- absolutely packed and bursting with flavor. The taste profile leaned Asian‑fusion and was truly out of this world. My husband ordered the Bulgorrito, while I went for the Huli Huli Chicken. They do not mess around with portions here. These burritos are fully loaded -- we honestly could've shared one between the two of us. I couldn't even finish mine, but now I know for next time. Chops will take you straight to loaded‑flavor town. The space is very chill and casual, with ordering done through a tablet and food brought out by name. Everything from start to finish was just so good. I'll also note that they did have one veggie option available, which is nice to see. Definitely a place worth coming back to.

Loved the Mongolian beef and the bbq pork bao's! Huge menu…read morethat i will return to try other didhes. Updated since last owners.

3.5 rounded up for my visit. Though some items are promising, I felt like the baos were…read moreunderwhelming. I've been aware of the Seattle location because of the cute name, like mountain bao, but never visited. Lynnwood (Mill Creek) area is a bit more convenient, so decided to stop by. Kind service, mainly taking orders and dropping off food, but was pleasant. Green Beans - solid green beans! No meat but stir fried well. A bit pricey but a solid shareable portion. I'd love a version with some meat but I can appreciate being vegetarian friendly. Pan Fried Pork Bao - sadly no soup in this pan fried bao. I think there was too much bread because everything was very doughy while the actual pork was tiny in comparison. If there was more meat then maybe the extra large dough would be okay. On the bright side I guess this is a filling item with the carbs. Xiaolongbao - Unfortunately, 2 out of 8 XLB were ripped and the soup spilled in the steamer. Those ones were extremely sad and disappointing. However, even the remaining 6 XLB didn't have that much soup. I would skip the XLB here which sucks because the place literally has bao in the name. Shu Mai - tasty, hearty, comfy, and satisfies the craving perfectly. Large and scrumptious, as delicious as any dim sum spot. Highly recommend because I was shocked, not expecting much.

I had been CRAVING teriyaki for a min and I know that's crazy because I live where it was created…read more BUT all teriyaki is not created equal and I didn't want to waste money on basic food; watery sauce, rubbery chicken. Anyway I frequent this area and idk how long this shop has been here but it was their new Korean Fried Chicken sign that actually caught my attention. Still haven't tried the fried chicken but the main star the TERIYAKI?? brought me back to childhood frfr when I used to go to Kings donuts and get the teriyaki bowl for 5$! For $9.95 I got a teriyaki bowl here and it was so so good. The wife got the katsu chicken combo she also enjoyed her food even though they almost over fried the katsu. Highly recommend and can't wait to go back.

We visited on a Monday, late in the afternoon. There were a few people dining in and a steady…read morestream of take out orders, but plenty of places to sit. We were greeted as we walked in and took a couple minutes to look through the considerable menu. My wife ordered the teriyaki combo and I went with a Katsu combo. Both came out in about ten minutes. The gyoza were well cooked, but could have used a bit more seasoning. The chicken teriyaki was well cooked, still tender and juicy, with the right amount of char and sauce. Two generous scoops of rice provided ample starch. The salad dressing was a bit tangier and less sweet than most PNW teriyaki, but decent enough. My katsu combo felt like a mixed bag. The shrimp katsu (a first for me) was cooked perfectly, but ended up having no taste once it'd cooled. The chicken katsu was overdone: not quite burned but right on the edge where it had dried out and had an uncomfortable crunch. Again, a generous portion of rice and salad were included. I think we'd skip the gyoza next time (which is a shocker, because it's typically a fav for us) and I might retry the katsu chicken or give a spicy teriyaki a try. We'd definitely give Teriyaki and More another try even though it wasn't flawless.

This is a small but successful and striving little restaurant. The famous Bulgorrito is by far…read morenothing I've experienced anywhere else! The only thing I could think of that bums me out is the prices. Like everywhere these days the price for one of these burritos have over doubled in price since they opened, which is why it takes a blue moon to get me in there now a days!! But the food is excellent. Oh one other thing, unfortunately they have no gluten free options for these giant Asian inspired burritos. So my girlfriend can't eat there. Also another reason I don't go much.

Great food for a great price!! Quick and always friendly!…read moreDinning room is not fancy but great for quick in and out. I usually pick up to go.

I was in the area and hungry. Randomly checked out this…read moreplace. Nice, clean, and friendly. I tried creamy kimchi udon and it was super good! A bit spicy but just the right amount to enjoy it! Complimentary hot tea was a nice gesture :) I would come back for sure!

I haven't been here in years, and the flavors are just as I remembered. I love their creamy kimchi…read moreudon. It is so good. The noodles are chewy and the sauce is the perfect balance of creamy, sour, and salty. You also have the option to add chicken katsu to it. We also tried the chicken katsu Japanese curry. It was okay, but I don't really like Japanese curry. Those who do would love this dish. I will be back to try more katsu dishes because the chicken is fried really well. It was very tender and juicy. The staff was friendly, and we got our food in about 15 minutes. There is also plenty of parking.