I ordered on-line... which I normally do not do bc it's a pain but their site is set up super well!…read moreI really appreciate that. The food was delicious. We got a mix of things but just thought Id mention their chicken teriyaki bc a lot of places over-sweeten the sauce in my opinion which kills it. The sauce here was just spot on delicious! Generous portions. Really no complaints at all.

Lots of variety, but was disappointed about no tofu pho and no vegetarian ramen. Sushi was good…read more Pho wasn't too flavorful. Bubble tea was good. There was a cute little robot that delivered the food, which was very fun. Service was quick (via robot) and food was hot. Employees were kind. Overall a pretty good little spot with ok food.

Wonderful little ramen restaurant in Langley! On a rainy Tuesday, we were the first ones there for…read morelunch so were able to enjoy the little counter seating. Perfect dishes for the day, warm and so yummy. We had a Tan Tan shrimp and a Tonkatsu, with no additions although it was tempting to amend! The ramen broth is very rich and each was different. You have the option to add sesame oil, chili oil, a delicious soy sauce, 3 kinds of pepper in shakers and a fresh grind of sesame seeds. The egg is cooked to perfection - whites solid and the yolk mostly cooked with the center soft and creamy. A small dish of edamame is served as an appetizer. The staff are friendly and the food was served by the chef with a smile. We enjoyed watching the dishes being created. You might have a wait on a busy day but it is definitely worth it.

Few better ways to complete a recreational day on Whidbey Island than to have a tasty bowl of ramen…read moreat Ultra House! Nestled behind the main walking areas, you can follow the street signs to this restaurant. We arrived just before they opened for the evening from 4:30pm. It is not a large restaurant but we were early. Bright and cheerful interior with shelves of Japanese sweets and some souvenirs on the side. Our favorite and go-to is the tonkotsu which has the thicker pork bone broth. We have not visited for a year or so and the price has gone up while the volume seemed to have gone down. Nevertheless the taste was great and we were satisfied with the meal.

Amazing hot take away food. It's a small space with big flavor but if all the seats are full,…read moredowntown port townsend has many many wonderful spots to sit at have a take away lunch!

Skip the pubs, run here. It's amazing. So so good. The flavors are amazing and the service was…read moreon point. So yummy !

I was expecting an outstanding ramen noodle dish from the previous reviews. However, the pork ramen…read moredish I had was mediocre at best. Flavor, ingredients, even the noodles were ok but not great. Service and atmosphere were both excellent. However, I wouldn't recommend.

Cutest lil vibey spot tucked away in town accepts walk in's for lunch, and reservations for dinner…read more Good vegetarian and meaty options from ramen, to noodles, to rice entrees, and beyond!!! Good Non-Alcoholic options. We had truly lovely service too. Made us feel welcome even with coffees and bike helmets in hand. Seating is indoor/outdoor with varying degrees of coverage (umbrellas to inside with windows), outside seating has heaters so quality we actually had to ask them to turn them off on a semi chilly day. Hugeeee yums all around! Would recommend :)

We were mid-camping trip and not in the mood to cook on a rainy Poulsbo evening, so we headed over…read moreto this sweet little spot just outside of downtown. It was the perfect location for me (in a sushi mood) and the Dude (in a teriyaki mood), as we both got what we wanted and it was all fresh and delicious. I especially enjoyed my miso soup, Poulsbo Roll, and hamachi nigiri. Dude loved his pork teriyaki bento. What put this place over the top was the incredible and friendly service! Highly recommend if you're in the area and in the mood for a delish (and surprisingly affordable) meal just outside of the tourist zone.

Mori Sushi & Bento was conveniently located near where I was staying in Poulsbo, WA during a recent…read morebusiness trip. I'm largely trying to eat low-carb, so I went in planning to order sushi without rice. My server, Haejoo, recommended the poke bowl instead, and I'm really glad I took her advice. I was starving after not eating all day, so I ordered the poke bowl over a salad base with Krab, Shrimp, Tuna, and Salmon. The portions were epic! I easily could have ordered just two proteins and been perfectly satisfied. Everything was fresh and flavorful. The restaurant has a bright, welcoming interior with lots of natural light from the windows and pleasant lighting over the tables. Service was excellent! They checked on me regularly. I'll definitely eat here again on future trips.

The food was amazing, the service was quick and great, and the atmosphere was authentic.read more

Ordered take out from here for the first time. It was a beautiful presentation, delicious fresh…read morefood, and large portions.

Oishi Kitchen has been on my list of places to try for a while and we finally came to dine with…read morefamily visiting from Hawaii. My mom is originally from Japan so she is very picky when it comes to Japanese food. She was so happy with everything we ordered, she wants to come back next time she visits. We ordered the geso (fried squid legs), grilled squid, ahi tataki (seared ahi special), katsu don, shishito peppers, yakitori combo, variety meat combo, udon, and Kalbi. Everything was cooked perfectly and was so tasty! My mom is still raving about the katsu don! I can honestly say this is the best and most authentic Japanese restaurant in Kitsap County. Thank you Oishi Kitchen for being soooo oishi!! We will be back soon!

We're vegetarian with dairy allergies and they have a couple of options for us that are sooo…read morefreaking good! So our there are a couple of items you can order - the spicy tantan ramen (sub chicken broth for hot water and tonkatsu for tofu - if you're vegan, sans egg) - okonomiyaki (no mayo if you're vegan) - yakitori - tofu, garlic, and shishito Our regular order is the shishito yakitori and the spicy tantan ramen with the substitutions above. And it's our favorite meal! No other ramen in the area or shishito compare or even come close! The ramen has so much flavor and is so rich and delicious! Great service as well and a good sake menu - if you like dry, get the Bunzaemon. Highly recommend this hole in the wall!!!

Peter's Kitchen is the place to be. It's always hopping and they have a wide selection of Asian…read moreyummies including Musubi, inarizushi filled with fish, Korean soups and meat dishes, and maybe some Filipino and Vietnamese style options too. Everything is well made for the amount of variety and there's also a separate boba stand in the store if you want a fun drink as well. We come here every time we're in Kitsap and I've liked all the dishes I've tried so far!

Two restaurants in the same space with a shared interior door. This review is specific to the…read more"ramen" side. The good news: clean space with friendly staff. I ordered the veggie ramen with crispy tofu and an egg. Meh! the broth was okay but not up to the umami I expect from great ramen broth.Tofu was crispy but not browned so the presentation was off. And finally a little skimpy. Next time I'll order from the one Korean menu on the other half of the restaurant.

=== 1. VERDICT/VALUE 3.5 stars: the only thing really…read morestopping us from going back is the perception of value (or price of the dishes). The food is decent and the service good. I know things have gone crazy after the pandemic...but it still feels a little surprising that in Langford (i.e. not downtown or at a ritzy mall like Mayfair with higher rent), the prices are as high as what you get food-wise. === 2. FOOD Kid's Udon ($11) It's good - the udon, broth, single tofu puff, and the kid's juice (apple). I'm just struggling a little bit with the cost to get such a small meal. It feels like it should be $9 or less, or perhaps had more in the udon bowl to make it feel like it was worth $11. Smoky Beef Short Ribs So 8 oz is $28 and an extra 4 oz is $12. We decided to go for both and found that $40 for 12 oz of meat really didn't come up with much (see pic). The portion size is a little on the small side - at least compared to the price. Full Meal ($4.75) This add-on gets you a small salad, one small side dish (no choice - just kimchi), and a bowl of rice. It's different than we're used to in Korean restaurants around the world (even compared to ones in Vancouver) where there is no choice of side dish, and no refills. Bulgogi Bibimbap ($18.50) This is the dish I would recommend - if you're looking for something to fill you up at reasonably value, you can't go wrong with beef and veg on rice. === 3. SERVICE The service was great and the food served in a reasonable time, no complaints here! === 4. ENVIRONMENT It's a little on the darker side which is fine - clean and contemporary. There are tables for 2, 4, or perhaps 8 or more when they are combined. Wheelchairs and baby strollers fit well here. The expansive shopping complex parking lot outside should be able to accommodate your chariot easily.

Closing on Feb 7, 2026. Which is too bad as it's still one of the best Korean food restaurants…read morein the area.

We were sat immediately when we had come in but I think it's a busy place because when we left,…read morethere was a small queue outside. Apparently, Ramen Arashi is part of a Canadian chain that originated in Banff. It's a clean restaurant and the service was good. The bathroom is very clean and nice. I got the miso ramen and it was yummy but about what you would expect from a ramen place. It's served with a dollop of butter on top which melts nicely into the broth.

This place is not huge but our party of 7 was able to squeeze in for lunch a few Wednesdays ago…read morewithout having to wait. It was on the late side for lunch (past 1PM) so we were fortunate enough to be able to walk right in and get served quickly. The takoyaki wasn't the most octopus-stuffed I've ever had, but it was solid! My husband and I split the black sesame tonkotsu ramen and the yuzu shio ramen. Both were unique in their own ways; the black sesame flavor in that tonkotsu was super pronounced and it was a very hearty ramen. The yuzu shio was super light and very flavorful; the yuzu flavor was also super pronounced. Also love the amount of tender chashu slices they give you with each bowl. The lettuce in the yuzu shio bowl was not my favorite; I appreciate the thought of more fiber/something healthier but the soup is so hot that it cooks the leafy greens immediately and I don't love wilted lettuce in my ramen. But all the other toppings were great; bamboo shoots were super flavorful, nori was crunchy, and eggs were perfectly jammy. Great place to grab a bowl of ramen if that's what you're craving!