Mikoto Ramen Sushi Bar

We were trialing it via grubhub and didn't know what to expect. I typically try my sushi without the soy sauce to see if the food stands out on its own. The hand rolls came out spicy which was nice And the spider roll and crab roll were tasty as well. But something was missing. I'm not clear if the restaurant experience is meant to be different, or if the grubhub version lacks quality for whatever reason. But having tried a few different sushi places. I have my opinions. The eel and avacado was i guess...mealy is the right way to describe it. Fell apart, but texturally just felt off. Like it froze and unfroze at some point. The tuna roll, yellowtail, and salmon were off to me. There's not supposed to be a palate difference for me to be able to tell. There was a fishy aftertaste to all three independently . The wrap wasn't tight enough. The nori also wasn't actually holding things together. It's as if the rice vinegar was missing. Edit: So definitely not fresh. I'm not clear of the training done by the sushi chefs. But I've had better. For context, I've had sushi before fron Jellyfish sushi, hawa poke, nippon, and several others. Tuna, cut correctly and fresh has a sheen to it almost iridescent. There shouldn't be little bits hanging out on top of the sushi roll. I've... objectively had better. So...lots of places to improve Follow up edit: there were no sauces or chopsticks included either. For whatever reason I'm reasonably certain grubhub is not to blame for this

Recently found this place and I have to say, their all you can eat is worth it. You get to try all of the food essentially. Sushi was fresh and the ramen is great as well. You will have to be patient however, the food takes a while to get to you as the workers are running around to multiple tables. Modern Japanese vibes.

とても良い!!! I really enjoyed the atmosphere Mikoto provided; makes you feel right at home. Very effervescent crowd and dim lighting like other ramen places I adore. Each menu item is crafted with a perfect balance of rich flavors, texture and SPICE. The Staff— incredibly attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable, making you feel like a valued guest from start to finish. I appreciate the entire team for creating such a delightful and memorable dining experience! Will frequent this location more often.

I ordered the combination fried rice and it wasn’t horrible and it wasn’t the greatest it only had 3shrimp and the chicken pieces were too big and the beef was funky looking. I went next door and ordered the combo platter from Kings seafood and it was decent. It came with oysters,fish ,shrimp,and fries .

We was nearby for some errands, so I stopped by for dinner. The service that day was rather slow, it took about 15 minutes from ordering to receiving the food. The chicken skewers were also overcooked. The ramen we ordered tasted okay. Overall, I'd give the experience a 7 out of 10.

Always enjoy coming here. This place is a hidden gem. If you know about it then youre in for a surprise every time. Authentic Japanese food that doesn't disappoint. Good for a night date or a quick lunch. Great selection of japanese beverages to go along with your food too. I haven't had a bad experience yet.

I thought the food was good but no rice offered on the all you can eat and you could barely read it. Sushi is not as fresh as other places.

This is my absolute favorite spot for ramen and sushi in Houston! The Tom Yum Chicken Ramen is hands down the best dish I’ve ever had in the city—packed with bold flavors and the perfect balance of spice. The sushi options are equally impressive, offering fresh, high-quality rolls that never disappoint. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for an exceptional dining experience!

The amount of menus and difficulty that it takes to order was unreal. There was only one server as well, so getting him to make time for my guest and myself was difficult. The sushi was great. The ramen was flavorful.. but it wasn't hot.

Great vibe/aesthetic in the restaurant. Service for the most part was good but it did take almost an hour to get the check. The spicy chicken and spicy pork ramen were both flavorful. Unfortunately, they informed us that they ran out of eggs after they brought the food out to us. Overall, the food was good but not necessarily something I'd be dying to come back for. Prices were very reasonable, probably some of the cheapest ramen I've had in some time. For that reason, I think it's really good bang for your buck as the portions were large as well.

I have been looking for another all you can eat sushi place and found this one! I am so glad I ran across it. It is amazing! The sushi was so delicious and the cuts were pretty big. There are a lot of options to choose from and on top of that, you can even get Ramen all you can eat! The atmosphere is really cool. And the service is also excellent! I can't wait to go back again. I think I found a new hidden gem of a place.

Enjoyed a quick bite at Mikoto. I asked for a recommendation and ordered the spicy beef ramen soup, a staple choice, and boy was it good. It left a nice warm string in the back of my throat, and had a wonderful flavor and texture profile. Friendly service and a relaxed modern and almost club-like vibe. Food was out quickly. I had iced water to wash it down. Nice place, and highly recommend a visit.

I love their margarita and pina colada! I also had the combo tempura which was very delicious and worth the price. I also recommend their all you can eat for lunch and dinner as well, although the lunch AYCE is probably more worth since it's a similar menu if not the same for dinner. Also the green tea ice cream is a must order!!! They also have happy hour off of the full menu from 5-7pm (excluding the AYCE).

I am just going to say the inside of the place is very nicely decorated! It's honestly quite nice and it has dark lighting and it makes it feel a little intimate. I think it would be great for pictures. That's probably about it. I also want to warn that my review is only for the Deluxe AYCE and that only. In my honest opinion the food here isn't very good or appealing. The rice in the rolls was far too mushy. The only appetizers that felt homemade were the crab ragoons, and the tempura items. The crab ragoons were nothing what I have ever had and if done differently might have been delicious. The jalapeño wasn't spicy. It was bitter and bland. ‍ Being the stubborn person I am we ate the appetizers despite not liking them at all, because I didn't want to pay the extra charge for excessive waste. Honestly I'd pay the extra next time. They were quite disappointing to say the least. The rolls themselves weren't impressive either. The fish was cut very thin. I understand thin cuts when it comes to sushi, but these were paper thin if not thinner. If I ate the caterpillar roll in its entirety by myself blind folded I wouldn't be able to tell you the difference between the fish or taste. Except for the shrimp. It was a thin cut but the shrimp was over cooked and a bit rubbery. It took a while for anyone to come over to take our order (having us mark it on these sheets). The gentleman who served us initially just disappeared without a trace after bringing us our drinks. That sever was incredibly slow and honestly seemed disinterested in serving anyone. I am the kind of person who avoids confrontation so we didnt say a thing. We waited for refills for a while until a second server came by to start assisting us. When I tell you the second gentleman was amazing he sure was. He was super friendly and he was very helpful. He came by to check on us several times. We joked with him and he honestly made our experience a lot better. I always feel like bad food can slightly improve with good service alone. The food wasn't worth it to us. We unfortunately came to try this place out prior to a friend's birthday. They requested this place. I'm not looking forward to it. I am hoping this was a very off day for them and that it was just a lazy Saturday. I will be back, but only because I have to.

I was actually pleasantly surprised by the place. Where it's located it doesn't look like it'd be really nice on the inside, but it really is. I went there for lunch with a group from work for someone birthday one day. There was about 10 of us there. The restaurant isn't very big on the inside, but they do have a few long tables that will seat a larger party. They have some pretty good lunch specials. I got the one with one sushi roll and the ramen. California Roll - I got mine with soy paper ($1 extra) - It was pretty good for a California roll. I usually rate a sushi place on how well they can do a California roll. They pass for sure. Ramen - The broth was really good. Probably some of the best that I've had in Houston. Everything in the ramen tasted fresh and was well prepared. I was happy that they had soy paper, and was ok with paying extra for it. And knowing that the California roll tasted fresh and was well prepared, I'll be back to try the other sushi too. I'll also be going back for that ramen.

Nut allergy friendly - I've been here many times, had many of the appetizers, ramen, and rolls, and never had an issue with nuts. I hate leaving a bad review for a place after going there for years, but in its current state Mikoto has changed so much that I have to raise the issues. In its current state, maybe a 2/5 but it has a strong foundation that I hope will lead to change. I've been going to Mikoto since 2019 for lunch, as you can see by my receipts. I've seen the price change from $15.99 for lunch to $17.99 in 2021 to $19.99 in 2022. I wasn't actively leaving reviews at that time, but you'd see my score change from a 5/5 to progressively decrease over time. Entering Mikoto, you see a bar and a host stand prominently at the front of the establishment. Walking past the host stand, you enter the main seating area, which is comprised of several island-style tables and several booths. It is possible that you will share the island with other individuals or small groups. The AYCE papers are present in boxes at the table. Some of them feel as if they haven't been reprinted since 2019. They are flimsy, or even soggy at times. Service at Mikoto really varies. On some occasions, I've been approached very quickly and had my order taken quickly. In other occasions, it took over 10 minutes for a waitress to approach my table, even trying to flag someone down. The AYCE lunch is NOT fast, especially if you're ordering sushi. Mikoto advertises made-to-order sushi, and will take a while to get you food. An AYCE meal with 4-5 rolls here between two people took over 1.5 hours between appetizers and rolls. When I came here with family, ramen with sushi rolls took nearly two hours. Yet, the fish does not taste fresh anymore. The appetizers vary from overcooked to stale tasting, but used to be a great start to the meal (maybe I caught them on an off-day; the edamame was still good). The water has a strange, musky, heavy taste. They may forget parts of your order seemingly at random - at one occasion, all of our appetizers got lost somehow. The first time I went to Mikoto, I was indeed charged for leftover food. Honestly, I think this is a great policy for buffets to prevent food waste. They were very reasonable about it, as seen in my 2019 receipt. That $3 charge was for about half a roll. However, what really turned me off Mikoto was during my last visit, when cockroaches scuttled onto the table. You can see a small one land on my napkin. Our waiters casually mentioned that they were spraying the place down and just moved us to another table. I haven't been back since then. One day, I might return to Mikoto to satisfy a craving for cheap sushi that comes up once in a while. Except, it's really getting more expensive. I'll keep an eye out to see if reviews improve.

Food is amazing! Everyone there is so nice. Their sushi rolls are so worth it!! I keep going back to this place all the time !

I will not go here anymore. They need to list the prices of AYCE buffets. It changes so often and it's not listed anywhere. Lunch: weekdays is $19.99 weekends is $26.99 Dinner is $29.99 all the time

I gave it 3 stars. 2 stars for the ramen and 1 star for the quick service. Lots of parking so this is good if you are having a big party. We went during the lunch buffet and it was nice to go with friends. The food especially the sushi was mediocre. A lump of flavorless rice and topped with a room temperature piece of fish. The variety was a decent selection though considering you also get UNLIMITED ramen which was one of my favorite parts of the food. I tried the pork tonkatsu and it came with a thick piece of meat and a pretty flavorful broth! The dessert was ice cream- and it tasted standard so that's that. Would only come back if I was craving ramen.

Everything was great here. Service was not the best but it was all made up with the fresh sushi options and convenient location. I would recommend if you get the opportunity. All you can eat dinner was well worth it if you can put down the sushi

A terrific deal for the price! AYCE sushi and ramen for $27 (weekend lunch)? Yes please! Granted, the sushi is not going to be the best sushi you've ever had, but quantity over quality at this price. The tuna sushi is not very great, salmon is better. Be sure to ask which ramen options you can get for AYCE, as some of the options on the menu are excluded. I got the Shoyu, which was good! The appetizer and dessert options were a plus! Service is like a 2.5/5, it took forever for my ramen to come out (they missed it somehow), and our party had to ask for the check 3 times before they gave it to us.

The food was subpar. We did the classic ayce and was disappointed. The California roll was dry and weirdly warm, the ramen tasted like slightly fancy packaged ramen, and all the other rolls were simply okay. I will say that the miso soup, edamame, and poke bowl had no complaints, however we still won't be going back.

Mikoto is me and my husband's favorite spot to go to! Their all you can eat is so worth it and their chicken ramen will warm your soul! The owner is there working with the servers who are great!

I love this spot. I've gone here two times and both have been great. The fish is always cold and fresh, and the service is usually good. It's really easy to do the all you can eat sushi option. You fill out what you'd like on paper and the kitchen makes it. There is also lots of parking as it is in a plaza. Price is average for all you can eat sushi, but if you are not into that, there is also the option to order off the regular menu. Overall, everything always tastes yummy and fresh, and I'd recommend it.

I can't get enough of this place. Love the service as well. It's not as big but it's nice and clean. Love their sushi rolls they're always fresh. The ramen is good too

Mediocre ramen and sushi. The ramen had a strong sesame oil aftertaste that wouldn't go away. Menus don't match online menus posted. Service was dull on a dull afternoon. Charged a dollar for some chili sauce. Lychee martini was good. I wouldn't come back.

Honestly have nothing bad to say. The food is good and the service is okay. I will be back

Woahhhh went here after not visiting for about a year and got the whole colon cleanse package. My Wife and I were instantly hit with explosive bubble guts. Taste wise everything was good but not worth what happened to us. Will probably never go back. Sad because they do have some awesome dishes

Food is great, I love going there on my lunch break everyone is super friendly!! The setting is very nice as well.

Mikoto has great lunch specials with the All You Can Eat menu they offer. The service can be slow at times but I feel it's because their servers are constantly running around and seem to only have 1 or 2 servers for all the tables. The settings is very nice for dinner or date with dark lighting and cool LED lighting around the restaurant giving it a high end date night feel. Would definitely recommend for anyone whether it be just to go eat something because you're bored or something special like a birthday.

this is one of my favorite sushi places but i hate the service. it takes forever to get your food. i also hate the seating. you have to sit around other people like family style and it is so uncomfortable when the people around you are listening into your conversation!! i'm not delusional i promise. but they used to give free fried cheese to people now they don't :,( sushi is still good tho, just won't be going back again for a while i needa try something new. they also used to make the rolls so much bigger. when i went this time they got a lot smaller

Food was fantastic, service was fast and Sakura Delight is a must try cocktails. Gotta come back for more of their cocktails for sure!!!

Excellent service, drinks great and food very tasty and fresh...edamame is excellent...ambience is cozy and food came out quickly...

Not an authentic Japanese restaurant but a fusion of Chinese and Japanese cuisines. Soup was a bit salty and lobster roll was mediocre. Too big a portion actually. The eel was overdone and dry. The service was good though.

Went there on a whim because our other sushi spot was crowded and did not want to wait an hour and 45 minutes. The spot was very clean. Didn't have too many customers and I was a little taken back at first. However, the sushi rolls were delicious.Looking forward to trying the Ramen the next time I go. The staff was friendly. I just wish they get to a little bit more technology and stop using paper. And use maybe a computer technology to take your order.

Sushi is always fresh and made to order. Waiters are always extremely helpful with picking the right sushi. Relaxed but upscale restaurants kid friendly!

I come here mostly for the all you can eat sushi and hot sake. I'm never disappointed with the food or options. Took away one star because service is hit or miss but other than that I highly suggest this place! Ramen is yummy too!

They put ALOT of rice in their sushi, so it makes you full ASAP. It's a good place to pig out on sushi. The place can get real packed. It felt stuffy in there. We were sat at the bar. Bartender and owner is real nice and welcoming! A+ for their hospitality.

Nice place and decorations. Ramen was below average. Ramen noodles were over cooked and too soft for fresh ramen. Soup base was okay, lacking flavors. Better places in town to have ramen for the same price point.

This is convenient location when I come to Houston every few months but the sushi is getting worse over time. Each time I've been back it's a little less fresh. Service is always just ok. Never terrible, never great. Would rather see them raise prices and improve quality than cutting their way into failing.

Food is lovely , especially the pork rice bowl which is always my personal to-go (photos below). The all-you-can-eat sushi is great and worth the 30 something bucks if you have the capacity to eat a whole lot. You can't share the sushi with anyone else - they are watching. And if you don't finish the plate and lick it till it's clean, you'll get a fine of around 10$. Im not sure, I'll need to check my numbers. There is a diverse array of ramen and you'll definitely find something you like. The waitress seemed short tempered, but I digress. Maybe she was having a bad day, maybe she was studying for midterms, maybe she just found a stray cat outside two days ago and is now desperately trying to teach it how to pee in it's litter box without missing and hitting the wall. I don't know other people's problems. Also, theoretically speaking, does anyone need a cat?

Just ate this place and there was a roach on my pork bun!!!!! A ROACH!!!!!! The managers excuse was it probably was left out too long. Like really there shouldn't be any roaches at all!! Heave my warning don't eat here.

The most disgusting sushi I've ever had, the pieces of sashimi are extremely small and very chewy and with pieces of skin attached to salmon ughhhh, My kids hated the fried rice and said that the chicken was horrible, the worst food ever.

Let me preface this review by saying, there's sushi and then there's SUSHI. Going into any all you can eat establishment, you know you're getting closer to the sushi side of the spectrum versus the SUSHI side (think Uchi in Austin). And that's fine- that's what i wanted. I wanted to stuff myself full of rice and rolls with lots of mayo and tempure and Mikoto did not disappoint! The inside of the restaurant was dimly lit and a fun atmosphere on a Saturday night. There are no real COVID precautions to speak of other than a mask, and at the community tables, they sat us at the opposite end from the other party. Granted, it was well past dinner rush at that time, but I hope they are doing that even when busier. So let's talk about this all you can eat menu. It was $25 a person. And it. is. huge. Like, a full range of appetizers, nigiri, sashimi, POKE BOWLS, RAMEN, and then every kind of roll you can think of, including specialty rolls. I didn't even know where to start! There are slips of paper on the table and pencils, and you just fill out what you want and stand the paper up for the server. It is worth noting they cap you at three rounds per person, but that is PLENTY because there is no cap to the amount you can order in each round. I started with the crab rangoons (not to be confused with the cream cheese wontons) and they were a little weird- they were actually like a jalapeno popper. But still delicious and good presentation. My friend got the cream cheese wontons and said they were the best she ever had, and dumplings. I then ordered salmon, tuna and yellowtail sashimi and 3 specialty rolls. Omg. I expected reduced portions, maybe half a roll, but NOPE. You get FULL sized everything. I could barely make it through my plate. And everything was presented well, and tasted great. I honestly was so full but felt like i HAD to get something else, so i did get some extra sashimi for round 2. I was so sad that I couldn't try more! I could binge on just appetizers! Make sure you are careful what you order- if you leave anything behind, they'll charge you full price for that item. We also had beers with our meals and finished off with the tempura cheesecake. That was an extra charge (ice cream is included in all you can eat) but WELL WORTH IT. It was delicious. Service was fine, and you just can't beat that deal. 2 specialty rolls alone would run you higher than the all you can eat price! We did see other tables with ramen- looked great. Will definitely be back!

A dear friend of mine exposed me to this restaurant for my birthday. It was an unplanned event that I am glad happened. PRO: Mikoto is conveniently a mile or so from my house. CON: Mikoto is conveniently a mile or so from my house. If you don't get the pro/con above at this moment, I'm sure you will get it a little later. Just know that I've been trying various Asian restaurants, trying to find general tso chicken to replace what I was used to getting at another restaurant I used to frequent near my old job. FINALLY, I can say that the general tso at Mikoto has come the closest. In addition to the great food, the customer service was also on point. It was so memorable, I found myself ordering delivery a week or so later!

I love the atmosphere and vibe here. My boyfriend and I always come here when we celebrate something even though it's about a 50 minute drive for us. I love the all you can eat sushi--you're able to order appetizers as well so it's almost like buffet style. They only let you get 3 selections at a time, however, to eliminate wasting food. Their ramen is especially good and very filling! We brought my in-laws here and they fell in love as well.

I've been here at least 5 times now. It's worth it to me for the all you can eat option. The sushi is decent and it's a nice place to go with a group. The service however, is very inconsistent and they often forget to bring something or they give you something you never ordered.

Review from a delivery driver: I picked up from here 5-6 times previously with no issues but those times I was the only one inside the lobby area. Recently I picked up around 9 PM on a Friday. Walked inside and was the only one inside. I saw two to-go bags. A woman walked in and stood behind me. The bartender guy came back. The woman says he (me) was here first. The guys looks at me and says "Well he's Uber and you're a customer". Then proceeded to help her out as I stood there wondering what was going on. Although I am a driver I represent my customer. If I'm waiting then that's the same as the customer waiting. After she paid and got her order and left a couple walked in as she walked out. The guy looked over to them and asked if they needed to be seated. At this point I figured my order wasn't ready because he must know since I'm a to go order that it wasn't ready. So I took a seat. He came back and asks me the name of my order. I gave it to him and my order had been sitting there the whole time. I ended up delivering it a little late which impacts my rating and my tip. Why they treat drivers as beneath them is terrible. It's really no different if a customer sent someone in their family to come pick up their order. So yeah, it sucks being a delivery driver here.

Everything is awesome, everything is wonderful. What you get for ayce lunch priced at $15.99 per person: - Select rolls/specialty rolls - Select hand rolls - Select nigiri - Select appetizers - Create your own poke bowl - All ramen except P1 and P2 - Ice cream (vanilla, green tea, and red bean) Rolls: some of the standout rolls include the rainbow roll and the calamari roll. Not sure if it was just the way we ordered but we ended up with too many rolls filled with imitation crab meat mixture. Still tasty but not my favorite. Hand rolls and nigiri: did not personally try them but they looked good and the folks at my table enjoyed them quite a bit. Appetizers: the chicken karaage was amazing. Crispy, juicy, and lots of flavor! Gyoza and eggrolls were delcious as well. The skewer chicken was also quite tasty but a little bit on the dry side for some portions. Also, the skewers came out towards the end of the meal so I was already stuffed to the max. Ramen: comparable to many ramen restaurants. First bowl we tried was pork paitan. Classic pork broth with char siu, soft boiled eggs, and perfectly cooked ramen. We ordered one bowl to split between the three of us as the first course and it was the perfect portion size to start off the meal. The second order was shouyu beef ramen. As the name suggests, very beefy! Not bad but certainly not my favorite. The next time I am in the mood for ramen, I may just come here and order two (maybe three) bowls and call it a day. Ice cream: did not try any but was told it was delicious. The staff was great, very attentive and knowledgable. I will be back in the future.

My wife and I both had ramen and neither of us liked our ramen much. The egg was the best part, but the broth tested burnt, and the pork was a little butene too. I only got water but my wife ordered root beer and it tasted like soap. Overall, it was just mediocre, I should have read the reviews beforehand :(

Mikoto is another popular sushi spot, mostly know for their buffet option. My friends and I come here every so often and it's not that bad. Service is hit or miss. It's always busy but I've never had to wait for a table too long. I feel like the lunch option is a better value since it's only missing a few items that the dinner option has. Order everything at once since they have no rhyme or reason on what order they bring it out in. Some days you may get your apps first, other times you may get your sushi first. Waiting time for food varies too depending on how busy they are. What I think they do very well are the appetizers and ramen. The sushi is hit or miss as well. Sometimes the fish can be fishy and not so fresh. When my peeps want to come here, I'll come, but I have better options on my side of town!

The sushi is my favorite but sometimes the order gets messed up but other than that this slaps. I also like the curry

Updating the experience below. Another employee understood and fixed the situation. We really enjoy the food here, but have to keep an eye out for mistakes on the to-go orders. --- Ever since they hired a newer person in the front, we have had a lot of negative experiences with getting to-go. The quality of the food has been great, but mistakes like forgetting food is unacceptable. This time he forgot one of our rolls, when we called, he offered us "a free roll"...well we already paid for it, so it's not free? And we would have to drive back to get what we already paid for? They wouldn't offer us anything else or in addition to rectify the situation. I asked to speak to a manager, and he put me on hold. I can hear him in the background talking, saying that I won't accept a free roll (again, it's not a free roll! You're just making me drive back to get it.) Then he hangs up. Ever since they hired a newer person in the front, we have had a lot of negative experiences with getting to-go. The quality of the food has been great, but mistakes like forgetting food is unacceptable. This time he forgot one of our rolls, when we called, he offered us "a free roll"...well we already paid for it, so it's not free? And we would have to drive back to get what we already paid for? They wouldn't offer us anything else or in addition to rectify the situation. I asked to speak to a manager, and he put me on hold. I can hear him in the background talking, saying that I won't accept a free roll (again, it's not a free roll. You're just making me come back next time to get the roll I already paid for!) Then he hangs up. Waste of money and time: they just lost a regular customer.

All you can eat sushi lunch was priced at $18 which is still unbelievable to me. I couldn't believe it. The sushi rolls were huge but mostly packed with rice and they only offer 3 rounds of orders. Honestly after the first round of orders my party was already full. According to COVID-19 guidelines, it didn't seem like the environment was super safe. All the tables were packed together and not everyone was spread out.

AYCE sushi, appetizers and even ramen! This is my go-to sushi spot now, no more going to places where you spend $ for a single roll when you can get it all here for the same price plus more. The service is fast and the staff is attentive and friendly!

For someone who enjoys the quality of sushi, this would not be my first choice. I came in with my family on a Sunday morning. Having been here before, it isn't my favorite. We did the AYCE which was cheap for lunch but the menu was very small and selective. The quality of the sushi isn't that great. Kinda tastes like the ones you buy from the grocery store. The sushi falls apart and it's packed with rice, rather than the filling. The fish doesn't taste very fresh either. The server we had was a young asian man with longer hair. He had a middle part with glasses. He was super short and rude. Even though it was our second time here, he didn't bother explaining the confusing AYCE menu versus the main menu. He was also just plain rude, and gave us no customer service. There's so many other options out in Houston and to be honest i'd never return here again. Sure it's cheap, but you definitely get what you pay for. Definitely explore your other options.

I come all the time since I live near by and always get the black garlic ramen. It's the best. today I picked up Togo and added sushi to my normal Ramen order since Togo is half off. the sushi was disappointing since avocado was not very fresh, I took 2 bites and the flavor of the avocado took over the rest of the sushi..