New Restaurants in Renton

“Food was excellent! The schnitzel was wonderful and the hummus was probably the best I've had in any restaurant. Prices were a little high, but it seems like that's the case everywhere these days. Expect to spend at least $25 to $30 per person unless you are sharing. Portions were enough that we could share an entree fo lunch. The space is clean and well-decorated and bathrooms were very clean. Building has very high ceilings and it was just a bit chilly inside on the day we visited.“

“Tried this restaurant out after watching a movie next door. Was able to get seated right away for a table of six at 6pm on a Thursday. The food was good not disappointed. The service was great. The waitress was on point. My only issue was when my Tonkatsu came, I asked “I thought I ordered Tonkatsu Ramen?” She said, “No, you ordered Tonkatsu!”…WTH? I said “okay…”? Oh well. I think the issue was the ramen is on the “Kitchen Dinner page and I asked what came with the dinners. It was quite a bit of deep fried pork for me. Same with the bulgogi, so we shared. Both were good when the sauce was added. All dinners came with a bowl of Miso soup. We would definitely go back and this time make sure I order the Tonkatsu Ramen or maybe Nabeyaki Udon. Others dinners ordered were the Teriyaki Chicken and the Saba dinner. All said dinners were good and rated above average.“

“Got the Combo philly. Definitely one of the best Philly's I've had. Needed the fry sauce to dip in though, for sure. Had the fried mushrooms,.what you'd expect. And a strawberry shake.Now the only reason I probably won't go back, all that being said. Is that $35 bucks for just that, i(+ a $10 dollar tip) is way too freakin expensive. Especially for Burien. Food establishments that want Ballard/Fremont price points don't make it down here. And that's just facts. Too many better selections for a fraction of the price.“