This restaurant is located right off of E. College Way. Their building does not look like an…read morearchetypical restaurant but rather a residential home. The inside is very clean and quaint while the staff is very courteous and polite. We ordered a green curry and an unagidon. After ordering, the food came out after about 12 minutes. They tasted delicious and the portions were spot on for each person, just enough to fulfill our stomach without any leftovers. We highly recommend trying this place out.

Sashimi was excellent and served on a bed of ice. Our group had bento boxes that were also…read morefantastic. The Sake was also a great addition to the feast, we will definitely be making another trip there.the service was top notch also.

It's AYCE but there is a rule ! So you gotta pace yourself - you can only put in order of 15 items…read moreevery 15 mins. Don't fret- there is a salad and hot bar to kill time with :) otherwise it's good quality for the price. I wasn't fond of the shabushabu so much - sukiyaki broth is exactly that sweet broth or the other is a tonkatsu broth so maybe savory. Still great for the price. Not much dessert tho but it's alright. Different tiers to order from as well, we got the gold tier that covers all and there is a silver tier also depending on what you want to eat.

Robots are cute…read more Place is very clean, a renovation of a Shari's Restaurant for sure. Service was super friendly, especially the robots. Food was hit or miss. Tried a lot of the menu. Good: Tuna Lover's roll, Salmon Don, sumo roll - but the best was the temura fried pepper shrimp off the buffet. Bad: NY steak, eel (just mush), albacore (dry/freezer burned), miso (bland), all baked rolls were mush. Went for a late lunch (2pm) on a Sunday, however I guess Sunday are all dinner prices. $35/ea if you want nigiri and the stuff you're actually going there for. 12% service charge is stupid and we didn't see that until after we ordered. Total with tax, tip was over $95 for lunch. Unlikely we will return.

This pretty food truck sushi. I stopped by because it's there at Loggerodeo and got a Fried Cali…read moreRoll. That thing is as big as Steve Tyler's mouth. Dude looks like a sushi It was so hard to put in my mouth that I had to eat it with a dang fork!!!! Haha! I'm used to eating sushi with chop sticks! It was pretty tasty. Again you are getting sushi in a food truck not something from a restaurant so don't expect something so extravagant, but it's good for what you get. It was pretty tasty for what I got I believe and the guy is super nice, even offered to make any kind of speciality roll I wanted so I asked for avocados on my rolls and that hit good! That truck is also eye catching!

I was sooooo excited to hear that another food truck was descending upon the Skagit food scene,…read moreeven moreso when I heard it was going to be a sushi truck. So I couldn't wait to check them out! Sadly, it took awhile to figure out where to find them. Initially it was announced they'd be at North Sound Brewing on the weekends. But I stopped there twice and... no truck. I looked for updates on social media, but (alas) still couldn't seem to sync up with them. Then, one random weeknight, we headed to Barley & Brew in Sedro Woolley to see a comedy show, and there was Karuma. Score! At the time, I was recovering from a tummy bug, and didn't want to eat raw fish yet, so I ordered a California Roll and got a beeper to await my order. 45 minutes later... it was ready. And...it was delish. Not to mention HUGE! I couldn't even finish it. Since they're new, I'll give them grace on the long wait and hard-to-findness. But I do hope to run into them again soon (maybe, finally, at North Sound) and give some of their other tasty sounding sushi a try!

We ordered chicken katsu, hibachi chicken teriyaki and steamed gyoza, to go. Quick and friendly…read moreservice and the food was really good. Definitely will be ordering from here again!

Not well executed at all. I was very disappointed in the quality. But if your after quantity then…read morethis is your place.

Now called Mexiyaki....delicious food...some of the best pho I've ever tasted. Friendly and…read moreefficient staff. Overall a wonderful experience!

I eat here occasionally. The food takes a while but that's because they cook it professionally. The…read moreambience is a clean spacious type of area. The food is delicious. I would recommend the Japanese foods first, the Korean and Vietnamese second. I was not impressed by the Chinese food there, it was lacking, and so was the Thai food.

The wife and I decided to try this place on a whim and we were both very happy. This is the best…read moreteriyaki either one of us have had in a long time. She had the chicken and prawns and I had the beef ribs. Both were very tasty. I wish it was just a little bit cheaper for what we got.

Never going again. Hasn't been here in a long time - probably a year. Snotty young woman at the…read morecounter, food was burnt. Priced way to high for the quality. Never going again.

I love Poke Oasis. Very sweet workers. Where would we be without our Burlington Oasis!…read more My enthusiastic friend expresses it best and fully. Here's her take... "Driving through rural neighborhoods of Washington can be daunting without a sense of time, space, and phone service. Thick, limitless evergreen forests occluding the beacon from the highest of cell towers, miles and many rows farmland, and the occasional $6/gallon gas station. The eyes sore quickly at the sight of an infinite road marked with faded paint and tunneled by lush, beautiful greenery, a mirage practically teasing your senses with a taste of something familiar. But if you're lucky, you just might stumble across an oasis. The Poke Oasis, in fact. Your eyes have not deceived you, and you did indeed reach that shimmering pool of life waiting for you in none other than Burlington, WA. If I could go back and relive the moment they asked me "what can I get you?" and prepared the most exhilarating, invigorating, electrifying plate of sustenance that may have ever tickled my tastebuds. I'd sell my left kidney for that... Anyways. For you movie lovers out there, especially you little rascals who can't resist a bite of the forbidden fruit, who walk on the edge of desire and disaster...this bowl has just the thrill you seek. If your will is strong, your stomach stronger, and you like a little danger, you just might make it into the theater with your poke. I, for one, relished my delightful bowl of poke whilst singing along to Hadestown, furiously devouring each bite and unabashedly reciting every bit of dialogue until the angry Karen two rows in front of me gave me the "look." She doesn't get it. But I know you will. Anyone who dares walk through those doors must be prepared to have their life altered, their heart changed, their soul transcended. And if you have made it this far...I, too, dare you to take that leap of faith. But who am I to tell you what to do? I'm just your friendly neighborhood Poke Oasis regular." A great place to spend your free time when you are not making absurd reviews on yelp!

Good poke, with lots of toppings to pick from and it's not all just filled with rice which is nice…read more People working were friendly. Games to play while you're waiting for your order

The food is great here, tasty, and the service is equally good. I've had the chicken teriyaki as…read morewell as noodle dishes, and all are great.

I called in for order pickup, you wait longer if u do a walk-in…read more Disappointed in the shrimp stir-fry, they used bay shrimp, too much cabbage.. where's the bean sprouts. Sauce was good though. The combo was ok, just like everyone's Teri chicken in the area (overcooked and hard). I'm from Hawaii and they keep the chicken whole which I prefer. It seems you don't get as much when it's sliced. You get two huge scoops of rice and a salad. Not sure why I only got one salad as I ordered two lunches. Portions are good for two people to share.

One of the best local spots for teriyaki in this town, never had any complaints about the portion…read moresize or the food over the years of going here. There's indoor seating as well and the food is always ready in 15 minutes or less.

Literally some of the best teriyaki I've ever had. And the family who runs it is incredibly sweet…read more They remember their customers and always go the extra mile.