Big portions of comfort food, what else more can you ask for? Ramen 101 is a chain in the…read moreSacramento area, Vacaville and Vallejo. It always delivers. In the Vallejo location, you order first and then grab a table. We've tried both the bbq plates (short ribs, bulgogi, and bbq chicken) and Ramen and both are amazing depending what you're craving.

It was my first time bringing my parents here, we haven't tried this ramen spot yet located within…read morethe target plaza and what used to be Starbucks. There's plenty of parking and it can get busy. You order first then you take a seat, there's self serve water here. We ordered the chicken karaage which came out really quickly and had big pieces of chicken, perfect seasoning, wasn't too much and it had like a sriracha sweet mayo dipping sauce. My mom wanted the seafood ramen and my dad wanted the wonton ramen. I know they don't eat too much so I figured to share with them and just ask for an extra bowl. My parents don't like spice so I asked for them to not have any spice in it. Their wonton ramen was a tonkatsu base and it was pretty good. They had huge mandu style wontons that I enjoyed with the bakchoy and hard boiled egg. The seafood ramen is the most expensive and it comes with shrimp, fish balls, bamboo, corn, sprouts, boiled egg and green onions. The shrimp were huge pieces and I enjoyed the ramen noodles. The flavoring tasted like regular ramen to me. Overall it was a busy flow for a Saturday night both with people ordering take out and those dining in. They also have sodas and Hawaiian bbq plates to order plus tons of other sides you can get ala cart. Service was quick! It's not too bright inside, the walls are covered but you can partially see outside.

I always order the spicy pork bento box 10/10. when I always…read morecome to pick it up the service welcome me well they're all so positive and polite to me they're amazing people I will continue coming back

Great chicken! Nothing much more to say, it had good texture and flavour. A good option in the area.read more

Keegan was our service and the service was excellent and the food was delicious! We will definitely…read morebe coming back!

Food here i delicious and so is the customer service. Took my closest friend out here for their…read morebirthday and got great treatment. The meats are marinated well and taste delicious. The sides are amazing as is as well!

Best pho restaurant in Vallejo. The appetizers are better than any other pho spots I've been to…read more The Beef Stew & Wonton soup pho here are fire! The Vietnamese coffee is strong just how I like it. The food usually comes out quick and the restaurant decor is clean and esthetically pleasing. Great spot for a Pho date.

Where to start... let's begin with the positives. The place is clean, and the pho broth is still…read morerich and flavorful -- definitely the highlight and what keeps me coming back. As for the bún bò Huế, I actually asked the waiter about it beforehand and she mentioned it wasn't very traditional and that she personally didn't prefer it. Honestly, I should've trusted that. It wasn't terrible, but it definitely wasn't the best or what I was hoping for. I'll stick to their pho moving forward. I also ordered a to-go soup for my dad, and this is where things were disappointing. The packaging just isn't great -- especially compared to other pho spots nearby. The soup was spilt all inside the trunk of the car. They don't double-bag it, the container itself felt slippery and not very secure. In my opinion, pho like this can be a bit hazardous for takeout if it's not packaged well. To be fair, the spill of the box was partially my fault while juggling my phone, but the container didn't help the situation. I'm mainly sharing this as feedback on the takeout packaging. For me, this is a place I'd rather dine in than order to-go. Overall, it's not a bad spot -- the pho is solid -- but it's not quite my go-to. I'd come back, just with adjusted expectations.

Update: This is a…read morecasual eatery offering sushi rolls, bento box, ramen, spam musubi, mostly sushi in the menu. They offer dine in, to-go, delivery. They accept cash and card. Plenty of parking located at Gateway Plaza. I support local businesses, however, I was disappointed with the recent visit regarding the taste of the food. Presentation is good, customer service is ok. Tip will be asked at the screen upon ordering and payment but optional. The Lion King in my opinion is pricey and the price is not worth it. It's like a California roll with too much stuff on top that is salty i mean too salty. I had this roll long time ago and it does not taste like this. I recommend the bento box. Plenty of items, delicious, cost almost the same as Lion King. The bento box is worth ordering though. No free water, we purchased our drink outside after eating. $35 for the two orders.

Ordered delivery rolls. Pink lady and volcano today. Way too much food for one person but I wanted…read moreto sample some of what they come up with. Volcano roll is basically a CA roll with chopped scallop on top in a spicy mayo with tobiko and scallion. The fragrance seems like it's then torched for a smoky finish. Not bad at all but today the rice was a little mushy like it hadn't been rinsed enough before cooking or just plain overcooked. Was a little odd texture. The Pink Lady was also really yummy but again rice texture was a bit off. Tempura shrimp with cucumber and avocado inside covered in shredded surimi (imitation crab) and a spicy mayo drizzle. Again not too bad. Gotta say the PORTIONS ARE HUGE imo. YMMV Overall I'd say more than acceptable, rather good apart from the rice today. Could be due to languishing in delivery boxes in transit. So I'm looking forward to returning to dine in and get a look around n see if fresh-from-the-chef rice is better. Joe-Bob says check it out

Great Store to shop in Always Great location…read more From Fairfield to the Store location Food is always fresh. Great for Me.

I love how clean and organized it is. Produce: amazing selection, prices not bad. Service was good…read more Checkout was fast. They have hot deli which I think prices were high. Bakery is good selection. Prices are good. Got some char siu rib that my guy friend teared up. It was very good.

I always forget to take a picture of mt food when I eat here but I wanted to finally show gratitude…read moreand leave a formal review. First, the owner ia such a sweet lady. She is always so patient with my family and I when we order our food. Sometimes it takes the 7 of us time to decide on what we want because we love eating here. The food is extremely tasty and always cooked so well! The prices are affordable if tou stick to one dish per person but sometimes thats hard for my family and I to do LOL- we're "big backs" . Anyhow, the ambiance isnt my favorite but its always clean and a safe space to sit and eat. Love me some K Manna

Small Korean restaurant in Vallejo. They have Korean fried chicken and other street foods. Friendly…read moreowner and brought out our food for us. Decent amount of seating inside. I got the 6 piece yangnyeom house special sauce. It was an addicting sauce with some tanginess to it. The chicken was coated well with a thick crispy and crunchy batter. Chicken wings and stick had some size to it. Server was nice to us and threw in an extra wing for us! The galbi cupbap had a well marinated galbi short rib. Came out hot and seared well. Also came with kimchi, rice, japchae, and egg. Cup was full of flavor. Solid place for Korean food in Vallejo! Parking was easy in this plaza. Wasn't busy on a weekday afternoon.

The food was delicious and the rolls were large. The crew…read morewas pleasant. The disappointment was since their website doesn't work, I usually order by phone but tonight I needed to go online, so I went through Yelp ( which I guess is grub hub) I went to pick up and while waiting, I noticed the prices I paid was anywhere from $1-$3 above the prices in restaurant per item. When I asked about it staff said because of grub hub charges. I picked up the food myself, never used their service. So either order by phone and to the management/owner fix your website to be able to order. I spent enough for dinner didn't need to be charged more for a service I didn't use. Would have been different if I k ew about charges or had it delivered!!

A fantastic Lion King roll, warmed through and balanced. I would absolutely come back to get this…read moreroll again. However, the other rolls were just okay. Weren't as structurally sound as one would like, and the proportions were a little off.

So I found myself out in Hiddenbrooke visiting my mother and we decided to go get lunch-didn't…read morereally feel like driving too far after driving down from Sacramento so we chose the local restaurant in Hiddenbrooke,which I've always kind of enjoyed-The Loft Thai and Sushi located in Hiddenbrooke. This place is located in a small multi tenant shopping center located near the entrance of Hiddenbrooke with ample parking-so that was nice. This restaurant is for sure a local restaurant that serves the Hiddenbrooke community with most of their patrons being locals from the community.That was what we found upon arrival,most of the customers did seem to be locals in for a quick lunch. I would describe this place as an Asian fusion restaurant.-the depth of their menu was surprising-like "Cheesecake Factory-esque" level depth of menu.Their sushi menu was many pages and I hadn't even planned on getting sushi but after looking at this menu,I had to try something-so went with a simple Spicy Tuna Roll ($12.95). Off the Thai menu we decided to go with the Trio Meat Fried Rice ($20.95) Virgin Drunken Noodle ($18.95) Pad See U ($16.95) and Drunken Noodle ($16.95) Well I don't consider myself an expert when it comes to Asian fusion but I've had it more than a handful of times-so I can say with confidence that the food here was pretty good- very tasty-the Virgin Drunken Noodles were Interesting due to their use of glass noodles-the beef in that dish was seasoned well.I ordered my Drunken Noodles spicy and for that they delivered,quite a spicy dish.The Pad See U had really good veggies on it-very tasty and snappy. The Spicy Tuna Roll was pretty standard-the highlight being I somehow got my mother to try sushi for the 1st time by eating a piece of this sushi roll-she didn't hate it which I think is a pretty good review from a 73 year old Native American woman trying sushi for the 1st time. In closing,if u ever find yourself out in the Vallejo or Hiddenbrooke area and you want to give a small local business a try-this place is a pretty good choice-with a menu this big,your bound to find something on there that will make you happy. PS....I forgot to say I really enjoyed the house hot sake-pretty good flavor and perfect item to warm you up in this cold winter times we are in.

Have eaten here twice. Food is good. Place is clean and bright with awesome interior design and…read moremodern decor. Even their bathroom has cute decorations(see video). Service is polite.

I've had Michael Warring on my bucket list for over 10 years. When I learned the restaurant is…read moreplanning to close at the end of the year, I knew it was now or never. So my bestie and I booked a Friday reservation about three weeks out -- and I completely understand why reservations can stretch nearly a month. The space is very small and intimate, and every seat feels intentional. One of the most notable aspects of the evening was the open kitchen presentation. We were lucky enough to sit at the counter, which essentially turned dinner into a show. Watching each dish come together -- plated with precision, purpose, and care -- was mesmerizing. Chef Michael worked with such efficiency and order. After completing each dish, he cleaned and reset his station before moving on to the next, maintaining a pristine space throughout service. There was a quiet discipline to it all. Tonight was the Tasting Menu. It's easy to assume tasting portions might leave you wanting more, but that was absolutely not the case. We left completely satisfied. From the menu that evening: * tsar nicoulai caviar, basque cheesecake * tempura beef rib * canelé de bordeaux, tuna * radicchio, chowder, greens * king salmon, leeks, fennel, sea buckthorn custard * brioche, morel mushrooms, rice cracker, mushroom powder * polenta, perigord black truffle, broccoli * pork tenderloin, braised greens, black truffle mousse * Japanese A5 wagyu beef * mandarin sorbet, oranges, sabayon * meyer lemon ice cream, candied pecans * beignet, salted caramel * cheesy crème brûlée, essex manchego cheese Each course emphasized bold, striking flavors. Some dishes leaned heavier on salt than I personally prefer, but overall there was thoughtful balance between sweet, salty, acidic, and umami elements. Standouts for me were the tsar nicoulai caviar basque, the tempura beef rib, the king salmon with sea buckthorn custard (I could easily eat 4-6 of those), the pork tenderloin and Japanese A5 wagyu with braised greens and black truffle mousse, the refreshing mandarin sorbet, and the unexpected but delightful cheesy crème brûlée. Every dish felt intentional and composed with purpose. This isn't an everyday dining spot -- and I don't think it's meant to be. It's an experience. Chef Michael brings his background from places like Auberge du Soleil and Bouchon into this intimate Vallejo space, and it shows. If you have the opportunity to dine here before the doors close, I strongly encourage you to make the reservation. It's one of those meals you'll remember -- not just for the food, but for the artistry behind it.

A really good fine-dining option tucked into a shopping center in Vallejo…read more The initial ambiance isn't the most-inviting and you might wonder if you're in the right place. I do think they might want to upgrade the lighting a bit to something warmer. The small dining area is friendly though and there's good views of the kitchen as the meal is prepared. The meal was filling--always a question at some fine dining places--and the service is efficient. The wine pairings, while not any rare bottles or special vintages, worked really well and elevated the dishes. Some of the dishes were remarkable, like the polenta, a sorbet with carbonated mandarins, and the beignets. Most were quite good. Only one dish didn't quite work--the chicken in the fried chicken was oddly stringy. Super-nice owners who were happy at the end of the night to talk more once the pace of cooking eased up. Great to have a place like this nearby.