“We have had Alie probably about 4-5 times now and it is delicious. Would recommend to anybody in the area, the service is great. Everybody seems so nice and the price isn't too bad. They have a lot of great deals, just got to look around!“
“This place is absolute FIRE! I always get the large chicken and vegetables with extra yum yum sauce and it makes my whole week better. I’m obsessed! Highly suggest getting your nails done at top polish nails then walking next door to teriyakin it’s an unmatched “
“If You are ever in the Mood for Awesome Hibachi Chicken, This sure is the place for it! The Food is Sure good and they give you a lot of Soft Rice and a Delicious Sauce with it. Try this place out and see what you think!????????????????????????????????“
“We assumed this was going to be your typical RDU sushi experience. Nope. The food here was every bit as good as what I had in Japan. We ordered several dishes to try it out (udon, tuba tartare, chirashi, and a few specialty rolls) and all of them were absolutely delicious. I'm really looking forward to experiencing their omakase ?“
“Fantastic ramen joint. The broth is chicken based so much lighter than pork-based broth, but still extremely flavorful and satisfying. I preferred it as it's a lighter and cleaner taste. The black garlic ramen came loaded with tender char siu and flavorful chicken, with a soft boiled ramen egg. Lots of veggies as well to balance out the flavors. I also had the karaage which was nicely fried with a delicious sauce, but could have used a squeeze of lemon. Washed it all down with an ice cold Sapporo. Overall I loved the meal and will definitely be back.“
“Sushi Suyu is our most FAVORITE sushi place in the triangle area! My boyfriend did not even like sushi prior to coming here and we love it so much that we (embarrassingly) go once a week! Despite being here numerous times, we have never had a poor experience or meal. A few of our favorites are the dumplings, sweet and spicy edamame, the Papa Salmon roll (a must have every time we go), T&T roll (light and refreshing), Road Trip, K Bull, Pisa Hut, and Sassy Girl, but truly every roll is good (we have tried them all)! Always happy to support and boast about Suyu!“
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“Our favorite small Korean grocery in Raleigh. Great selection that is well-organized plus an AMAZING authentic restaurant with traditional home cooked food. They also have a corndog truck and Bungeo-ppang station with some bakery items as well. Upstairs is a perfect-sized Kpop store with awesome staff and a friendly vibe.“
“The ramen here is pretty good! Not as good as Miso Ramen, but the broth is still pretty flavorful. What made this five stars for me was the attentive server, the chill ambiance, and the speed our food came out. My spicy tonkotsu ramen was just fine. I liked my cuts of meat. The ramen eggs were good, too! Definitely will be back to try something else.“
“I ordered the Chef Kim's roll, the Crazy Crunch roll, the Dancing Eel roll, the Sreaming O roll, and the Himachi Mania roll.These were all great rolls. The one I liked the most were the Screaming O roll and the Chef Kim's Roll. The flavor was great and the fis was fresh. The other rolls were also great as well.I'll be back to try other rolls.Parking: Open parking.Kid-friendliness: Yes, kids are welcome.Wheelchair accessibility: Yes, there is.“
“I thought the food was wonderful. Our order was taken quickly, the food arrived hot and the restaurant was clean. I was not offered a refill and I was annoyed with the server because she sat behind the register and was on her phone. Oh well.“
“Far and away this has been the most delicious, fresh, and plentiful sushi I’ve had in quite some time. The Thai iced tea is delicious and I will most definitely be coming back again. I’m happy I took this photo because within five minutes it was gone.“
“Went for Sunday lunch- and was not disappointed. The servers were very attentive and informative. The food options were varied and authentic. AND very good! Love the location and hope it does well as we will definitely be going back for different dishes! Note they have a lunch menu Tuesday through Fridays. Not on the weekends. Some of the menu items can get pricey- but there are good options for most budgets. They also have kids options- so great for a family.“
“As much as I wanted to hate this place, I simply could not. I'm a die-hard Crabtree valley Mall old school fan. I've been going there since I was in high school in the '80s. But the streets at SouthPoint gives you a more upscale cosmopolitan feeling. Nordstrom's in Macy's anchoring the mall really seal the deal for me. I absolutely will be back but don't tell anyone I came b/c I'm still a Crabtree valley Mall fan“
“Hands-down, in my honest opinion, the best Asian restaurant in Cary! An amazing and vast menu with lots of vegetarian and vegan options! The atmosphere is casual yet feels special and upscale! Great variety of cocktails, wines and beers on draft... The sushi station is huge! Clearly very popular among people in the community! McGregor village is very conveniently located and has plenty of parking! The wait staff are extremely professional, and don't loom over you, but at the same time, ensure that stuff arrives in a timely manner. This is overall an excellent place that we keep going back to!“
“Overall Rating: 7.6/10The interior appears freshly renovated, complemented by friendly staff and promptly served, tasty food. You get the amazing tasting hibachi food without the show.Food:Crab Rangoon: 6.1/10A standard offering with a slightly better-than-average filling, making it a decent choice.Hibachi Steak / Chicken: 7.1/10Both the steak and chicken were of good quality and cooked just right, with pieces chopped into ideal sizes for eating.General Tso's Chicken: 8.2/10This dish stood out with perfectly cooked, smaller-than-usual chicken pieces that resulted in extra crispiness. The broccoli was fresh, and the sauce was enjoyable, though a bit more spice would have been welcome.Yakisoba with Shrimp: 7.1/10The noodles and shrimp were prepared excellently, hitting the right flavor notes for a satisfying meal.Pokémon go:2 Pokemon gymsValue: 8.1/10At $55 before tax for a meal for three, the pricing reflects good value for the quality and quantity of food provided.“
“A friendly neighborhood market atmosphere and a friendly man (owner?)..☺️?Jjajangmyeon, especially large-cut vegetablesThanks to the potatoes, it reminds me of old jjajangmyeon..Jjamppong is full of seafood, the broth is clear, and the spicy flavor is eye-opening ?. If I wasn't full, I would have eaten it with a bowl of rice..?✌️?The chicken is juicy on the outside and the salty and salty seasoning is delicious, but it is a bit disappointing that there is no chicken radish.. ?Tteokbokki was also served with plenty of vegetables and odeng...Chewy, spicy and sweet, but the fishy smell of oden is a bit annoying..A variety of groceries and cute goods that are rare in the U.S. are also on sale.. “
“When I say this is my favorite restaurant, I mean it. I am always overjoyed whenever I hear my wife calling their place to make an order and when I then go to pick the food up, the staff is always so friendly and polite. We’ve had one mistake happen with our order once but the lady on the phone was very helpful and helped us. Definitely recommend this place to others!“
“Delicious food and comfy place to eat, even with 2 small children. I had a hard time choosing what to order as everything on the menu sounded so good. My husband and daughter got the Yaki Soba noodles with steak and that looked and tasted so good. I got the Salmon and cream cheese sushi rolls with a side of fried rice which was also very good. Generous portions, comfy dining area, clean tables and floors, and nicely decorated.“
“It's important to clarify that this is an authentic Japanese tea service, by appointment only. It is not meant to be a lunch/dinner service (they used to do Kaiseki but now they do tea ceremony only), so please plan ahead. They maintain an intimate and authentic experience so each time only 2-3 people could get in, for good reasons. My husband and I signed up on their waitlist at least 6 months in advance, and when I received the call from the owner, I was so thrilled.They did a very thorough job telling you what you can expect and how to prepare for it before coming. Please be punctual. Chef Yamazawa and Ms. Yamazawa would wait to greet the guests in Japanese Kimono outside the house (and they'll walk you through the procedure before you enter the tea house), so it really doesn't feel nice to the host if you're late.About the place: They convert their residence to provide an authentic tatami experience inside (but you'd be hard to tell from outside). There's only parking space for one car (which is the driveway at the front of the house). We were a bit confused at first as we didn't mean to drive "into" the gate, but the host helped us right away so nothing to worry there. Once inside, they'll share with you everything about Japanese tea ritual, what to do, what it means (as each Japanese tea session is almost a meditation session that encourages guests to explore their inner peace and to live in the present moment), etc. I love to learn about the culture, their stories (why deciding to transition from a restaurant to a Japanese tea house), and everything.It's worth noting that it is not allowed to take photos during the tea session. I appreciate the disconnection from social media and phone to enjoy serenity for a nice afternoon! (After everything's wrapped up, you're welcome to take photos at the entrance)Overall, this is a cultural experience for ~2h long, rather than a lunch/dinner thing (there will be a little bit snacks/desert as part of the tea ceremony, but don't count on them to feed you). Highly recommend!“
“Quick and friendly service! Decent sushi for a good price.Dietary restrictions: Wide variety of menu options to fit many dietary needsParking: Free parkingKid-friendliness: Kid friendly, staff was very accommodating for our childWheelchair accessibility: Yes, restaurant was wheelchair accessible.“
“A lovely place to eat with excellent service and food. It's a fairly quiet place with plenty of seating, a good sized menu and fast friendly service. I had forgotten they had monkey brains and if you love avocado and fish, it's delicious! Hadn't been here in quite awhile but was happy to find it was as good as I remembered.“
“I really enjoyed dinner here! I got here at about 5:10 and within an hour they were busy. The customer service was amazing! And the food was too. Literally the best katsudon I’ve had in NC! Will definitely be back to have dinner again soon!“
“We came here for Valentine's dinner and had a really nice time. It was actually I first visit here. Please don't be deterred by the outside, which does it no justice at all. It's very pleasant inside and nicely decorated. Our waiter couldn't have been more attentive or nice. Our food was very good! The dinners come with salad, soup, rice, and either carrots or grilled zucchini and onions. I had the tempura and teriyaki chicken as my entre. The chicken was very good and the tempura was plentiful. It was all more than I could finish so I had enough leftovers for another meal. My spouse had the steak and scallops, which she enjoyed, although she remarked that the scallops were small, but good. All in all we had a really nice experience and would definitely return.“
“This place has a pretty good sushi deal for lunch, especially if you're getting multiple specialty rolls. Their hot food is good too (according to my friends - I'm a sucker for sushi). They tend to be quick,so you can fit this sit down meal within an hour on most days. It's usually not *too* busy for lunch, but once in a while I've had to wait for a seat. After having been to Akashi multiple times, I can say it's pretty solid and a good choice for sushi at lunchtime.“
“I'm pretty new to eating sushi so I've only been here a handful of times, but I haven't been disappointed so far. I decided to try my hand at sashimi tonight and ordered the sashimi appetizer. It was quite good, with the (what I believe is, again I'm pretty new to this) yellowtail being the highlight to me. It is one of the more expensive appetizers, but I'd still recommend it if you don't mind the occasional splurge. In terms of sushi, I've found that I really like their eel so I usually get a dragon roll with eel nigiri.Overall a very good place in my opinion. I don't really have the budget for more expensive sushi places, but I haven't felt the urge to shop around at different places after trying this place the first time.“
“No problems before but today I'm eating my delicious food and then a guy started sweeping the floor with dust flying all around then started mopping the floor with bleach. I'm trying to EAT had to leave because of the bleach smell wait to clean up when somebody's in “
“It’s by far the best, fast food, shrimp hibachi in the area. Not too expensive, good quality, fast and they’re not cheap with the white sauce. They give you a big one to begin with and if you ask for another, they don’t act like you’re asking for gold.“
“We have ordered from this restaurant twice. The broth in the Niku Udon is incredible; it is almost unreal how beefy the flavor is. Highly recommend; we haven't tried much else from this restaurant so it's hard to give a full review. We did get the gyoza this time and found them okay; I probably wouldn't get those again, but I'll definitely go back for the Udon.“
“Christopher was our chef and we really enjoyed when he was cooking because he made us laugh so hard. He is an excellent chef and he did a lot of tricks. It was a really nice experience and made my best friend’s first japanese steak house experience memorable.“
“We were so excited to finally eat here! We checked out the online menu before coming, and it said there was an omakase option for $85. When we arrived, we didn’t see that option on the menu so we asked about it. Our server said they could do it but asked us how much we wanted to spend. My husband said he saw $85 online and our server seemed puzzled by that amount. I’ve never been asked how much I wanted to spend on omakase so it was a little awkward and odd. The food was great. I had takoyaki, a roll, and a few nigiri pieces. My husband’s omakase spread was great and very filling. The Paper Crane cocktail was amazing, while the Okinawa Breeze was way too much raspberry. It needed something else to balance it out. Overall we enjoyed it and will be back, but I think there needs to be some clarification on the omakase.“
“We ordered a takeout Philly roll, a Southern California fried roll, a deluxe sashimi set, and miso soups. There weren't too many people in the car and our order came out pretty quickly after about 7-10 minutes. About the rolls, I won't say they were delicious, pretty good for their price. The miso soup didn't taste like water, I was disappointed. But the pieces of fish in the sashimi were very fresh and large.“
“We were looking for a place to have dinner for a birthday but we didn't want the celebration part...we opted for hibachi. We were seated fairly quickly with another family and a server came to our table to get drink and appetizer orders while we looked over the menu. They have your standard hibachi items and I did appreciate them telling you the prices of sharing, adding additional meats, etc. We did order an appetizer and it never came. Which is ok (I think I paid for it as well and was in such a food coma that I just didn't even realize it until we left) There is a lot of food, I had the couples meal with my husband and I could barely eat half of it. They apparently know this because they bring boxes for you to take the leftovers home. The service was good, not too much fanfare as the schtick is pretty much the same at every hibachi place. I will say they might need more humidifiers because the floor is slick with what I assume is oil from all the cooking.“
“Best sushi in Raleigh, hands down. Genki has essentially made all other sushi places I've eaten at taste horrible. We drive 30 minutes out of our way just to come here instead of anywhere else. Most definitely recommend. Also the only time I ever leave reviews is when I'm leaving a 1 star so trust me, the sushi is bangin. Habachi is pretty average tho.“
“We love this place! Bogo sushi rolls, hibachi, delicious range of entrees, appetizers, and soups. List of assorted tea's (theres an organic option ?), house crafted cocktails, such as the goldfish bowl sized tropical concoctions, we had to try, but I can't remember what they call it lol wonder why. Imported, local, and some generic commercial brands for beer and wine. The local ginger beer I had last time was worth mentioning and recommending, for sure! Parking and inside the restaurant are pretty spaceous(maybe good for large gatherings). The interior design details are asthetically pleasing but not too distracting. I haven't done my research on this part, but since they're located next to a local farmers market, I'd like to think they have access to some of the freshest ingredients as well. All of the food and drinks we've had here have been absolutely fantastic, my compliments to the mixologists and chefs ?“
“I love the sushi, miso soup, and the lunch bento ? is great option if you want to try couple dishes with little amount. However, the dumpling wasn’t really amaze me because it’s a bit dry and not so savory. Overall, it’s not bad experience.“
“We absolutely love this place and come at least once a month. The sushi is such good quality and the rolls are a great mix of flavors. In particular, the crispy spicy tuna, harumi, holly springs roll, and Raleigh roll are our favorites. Highly recommend to anyone looking for great tasting sushi.“