Got the orange chicken and chicken teriyaki. Nothing to rave about and it’s edible. The dark chicken meat at some cartilage pieces in each bite and I wasn’t able to finish the full dish because of it. Portions are large and the rice is cooked correctly. Service was quick and polite enough and the atmosphere eating in this food court is great and buzzing with energy. No explicit reason to return.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Yahaira Rodriguez
Totally the sky is delicious5 stars I totally recommend itBut the teriyaki chicken is 1000000/10I love the restaurant
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Tina Henn
We ordered chicken ramen , and shrimp tempura . For first it’s looks different than in the pic, for second it is taste for $1 ramen from Walmart , but not for $14 from Japan cafe . Horrible experience.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Elizabeth Flemming
Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me...TAKE YOUR SUSHI DISPLAY SIGN DOWN YOU HAVEN'T SERVED SINCE THE PANDEMIC...False sense of craving for consumers that look forward to it!
Service: 1
Jay C.
My experience at Japan Café was a bit of a mixed bag. I opted for the daily combo, which included two meats and a side. The orange chicken, which I sampled earlier, was absolutely delightful and lived up to my expectations. However, the lo mein and vegetables that came with it were a letdown. They were under seasoned, which unfortunately took away from the overall enjoyment of the meal. The orange chicken remained excellent when I ordered it, but the lack of seasoning in the lo mein and vegetables made the entire dish fall apart. As a result, I ended up spending around $16 and only ate the orange chicken, leaving the rest on my plate. My wife, who also tasted the meal, didn't mind the under seasoning as much, but even she agreed that a little more flavor would have made a significant difference.The café's central location within the mall's food court is convenient, but it also means there's always a massive line. While I appreciated the outstanding orange chicken, I'm hesitant to return for the daily combo given the inconsistency in seasoning. Perhaps the lo mein and vegetables were just an off day occurrence, but I may explore other dining options in the food court on my next visit. However, if you're drawn to their orange chicken like I was, it's still worth giving Japan Café a shot. Just keep in mind that your experience with the side dishes may vary.
Simon Mancini
Food was horrible (ramen)
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
Ebony Campbell
The service is extremely horrible!!! They served me my takeout plate as if I was inconveniencing them. They are also very stingy with the food for the price. This was my first and last time getting food from Japan Japan! Don’t waste your money or time, you’re better off going 5 steps down to the next Korean food place or even Cajun grill. They serve the same type of food with way better customer service, customer care and portions for the price.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Alex G
Extremely nasty employees who stare at you with hate and anger when you speak to them. You can see that they absolutely despise customers and aren't afraid to show it. On top of that, the food is not fresh and extremely cheap quality. Go somewhere else.
Hamilton Allan
Didn’t fill up drinks with but one serving of soft drink. All rice no food.
Hamilton Allen
Didn’t fill up drinks with but one serving of soft drink. All rice no food.
Ordered chicken ramen. A lot of chicken inside but totally dried out. Soup was OK though.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
OZS_ATW
If you want to eat something different than burgers and pizzas this restaurant is your choice. The staff is nice.
adam zan
I come here regularly just for the orange chicken
Jonathan “jon” Adimathra
The price for the meal you’re getting is expensive
Jill
I ordered orange chicken, beef teriyaki, rice and lo mein. It doesn’t look like it had any chicken in there. The sauce tasted good but it barely had any chicken and it was tough . The beef teriyaki had an after taste, nothing taste like teriyaki.
Got the orange chicken and chicken teriyaki. Nothing to rave about and it’s edible. The dark chicken meat at some cartilage pieces in each bite and I wasn’t able to finish the full dish because of it. Portions are large and the rice is cooked correctly. Service was quick and polite enough and the atmosphere eating in this food court is great and buzzing with energy. No explicit reason to return.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Totally the sky is delicious5 stars I totally recommend itBut the teriyaki chicken is 1000000/10I love the restaurant
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We ordered chicken ramen , and shrimp tempura . For first it’s looks different than in the pic, for second it is taste for $1 ramen from Walmart , but not for $14 from Japan cafe . Horrible experience.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me...TAKE YOUR SUSHI DISPLAY SIGN DOWN YOU HAVEN'T SERVED SINCE THE PANDEMIC...False sense of craving for consumers that look forward to it!
Service: 1
My experience at Japan Café was a bit of a mixed bag. I opted for the daily combo, which included two meats and a side. The orange chicken, which I sampled earlier, was absolutely delightful and lived up to my expectations. However, the lo mein and vegetables that came with it were a letdown. They were under seasoned, which unfortunately took away from the overall enjoyment of the meal. The orange chicken remained excellent when I ordered it, but the lack of seasoning in the lo mein and vegetables made the entire dish fall apart. As a result, I ended up spending around $16 and only ate the orange chicken, leaving the rest on my plate. My wife, who also tasted the meal, didn't mind the under seasoning as much, but even she agreed that a little more flavor would have made a significant difference.The café's central location within the mall's food court is convenient, but it also means there's always a massive line. While I appreciated the outstanding orange chicken, I'm hesitant to return for the daily combo given the inconsistency in seasoning. Perhaps the lo mein and vegetables were just an off day occurrence, but I may explore other dining options in the food court on my next visit. However, if you're drawn to their orange chicken like I was, it's still worth giving Japan Café a shot. Just keep in mind that your experience with the side dishes may vary.
Food was horrible (ramen)
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
The service is extremely horrible!!! They served me my takeout plate as if I was inconveniencing them. They are also very stingy with the food for the price. This was my first and last time getting food from Japan Japan! Don’t waste your money or time, you’re better off going 5 steps down to the next Korean food place or even Cajun grill. They serve the same type of food with way better customer service, customer care and portions for the price.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Extremely nasty employees who stare at you with hate and anger when you speak to them. You can see that they absolutely despise customers and aren't afraid to show it. On top of that, the food is not fresh and extremely cheap quality. Go somewhere else.
Didn’t fill up drinks with but one serving of soft drink. All rice no food.
Didn’t fill up drinks with but one serving of soft drink. All rice no food.
Restaurantji Recommends
Ordered chicken ramen. A lot of chicken inside but totally dried out. Soup was OK though.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
If you want to eat something different than burgers and pizzas this restaurant is your choice. The staff is nice.
I come here regularly just for the orange chicken
The price for the meal you’re getting is expensive
I ordered orange chicken, beef teriyaki, rice and lo mein. It doesn’t look like it had any chicken in there. The sauce tasted good but it barely had any chicken and it was tough . The beef teriyaki had an after taste, nothing taste like teriyaki.