Time to 8

How far can $50 go? In the context of the trying-too-hard-to-be-clever punny named "Time To 8", the answer is, not very far at all. .Should have paid more heed to other reviewers. Alas, was really craving some 蔥油餅, and this was the only place that offered delivery with them! I am sad to report that @ the very premium price of $5 for a single pancake, it would have been a far more worthwhile choice to take an Uber to the Asian grocery store to buy an entire package of 8 to 10 frozen ones for practically the same price! Same goes for pretty much everything else. Buying the frozen versions would have been not only me expensive, but the tasteful pleasure would have been on par if not better. Bibigo, I Mei, Wei Chan are a few recommended frozen food companies that would serve you better! Taste profile for all items were mediocre at best. $6 Takoyoki Balls were probably the best, but even then, I have had far better for less dinero. The supposedly main course sized Donburi Gyudon was nowhere with the price, but it was at least pretty good. The 75 percent rice was good but obviously more meat would have been nice for $12. Not to be boringly dissimilar in my assessment, but the soups also are not recommended when they are so pricey. TLDR, eat here expecting average but overpriced food. When you consider value, this place is highly recommended- to avoid!

I had been here before when they first opened and the food was subpar!! It's been a min since I been but I was out late from work and wanted something warm for the cold night. I went in and ordered at the kiosk. Woman was nice service was great but the food had no flavor. I ordered the pork tonkatsu ramen but subbed it for braised beef, and fried dumplings to go with it The food was packaged nicely. I appreciated the broth being separated from the noodles so they don't get soft. The dumplings were ok, my son complained about the edge tasting weird, I found it ok. It came with no sauce unfortunately so we had to eat them dry. The ramen... was probably the worst ramen I've ever tried ( no offense )It looked great but the broth had absolutely nooooo flavor. It had a ball of some mushy stuff I think it was miso paste that had flavor when I tasted it so I used a whisk to mix it into the broth but the flavor was not enough. No salt. Tasted like hot water with little flavor. I did not like it. I added soy sauce at home and some chicken bouillon to give it some flavor. The beef on the other hand was worse. The toughest piece of beef I ever had, it tasted a bit like pho seasoning which saved it a bit I'm so sorry ... I still ate it because I was hungry but I fed the rest to my doggie because I didn't wanna waste the food. Regardless the place was clean and the people were nice.

I got this delivered through grubhub and I will say first and foremost- I appreciate that they are open late (or even past 9 for that matter) and that they were fast. I ordered the garlic cucumber, cheese Rangoon, and dumplings. The garlic cucumber was decent. The cucumbers were really fresh and I appreciated a veggie option being available. For what it was and the portion at the price of $7 I think I would stick with edamame next time. The cheese rangoons were really disappointing. The breading was super dense and very light colored. One Rangoon didn't have any filling in it at all. The dumplings were the best thing I ordered. Although they were really salty. I was underwhelmed with the portion sizes for the prices. This would have been at least 3 stars if the Rangoon wasn't so disappointing.

Came here late at night. At first the place was empty with nobody inside. Thought it was closed until I saw someone leaning behind the counter. Asked if they were opened and was ignored. After the third time they pointed to a digital menu and walked off. Food was okay. Didn't have much in terms of flavor. At least the place was super clean.

I had my order to go so truthfully the taste could be different in house as the food wasn't really hot and the food had been in containers about 15 minutes.That being said I thought the chashu pork bowl was good but the egg added somewhat of an odd flavor I wasn't expecting. Very unique but I kept feeling like I was getting taste of McDonald McGriddle or something as I was eating the dish. The rice and chashu were good however.The ramen wasn't overly savory and someone who enjoys a less salty broth may actually prefer this to a traditional tonkatsu. I liked the chicken katsu appetizer, it was steaming in a closed container so it was a little soft by the time I ate it, but if in store it's crunchy then I'd def recommend

Asian fusion. Atmosphere: cartoon pictures on one wall and TVs on the other. Tv showing how good is made and other with travel video scenes. I enjoyed watching the cooking videos. Pop Asian music always also interesting. Restaurant seemed clean but not tidy. Cleaning supplies left out along with handicap signs sitting on ground. They can be better in this area. Food was delicious but a bit like warm. Couldn't find sweet sour sauce for the egg rolls so I used soy sauce and siracha packets.

Ramen had a good flavor, I called in my order for service and's picked up. Love the location and would order from here again

Super cute, self order eatery. You literally don't have to talk to anyone to order your food here because you order thru a kiosk. There aren't too many tables inside but I feel like timing is key for a small place. The food was brought out super quick and it was all so amazing. Truly authentic food here and there's so many options. Come try them out when you take yourself on a date. It's totally worth it.

I ordered a Japanese beef rice dish. It was excellent, and the service was earnest, if a bit awkward. I was directed to order from a large touchscreen kiosk: I suspect the person greeting customers is not especially accustomed to English.The ambiance was modern, and the facilities were quite clean. It's certainly worth the price charged.

Found literal PLASTIC in my ramen. I picked apart my bowl to make a smaller portion and eat the rest later, good thing I did because I found plastic. If I had just thrown the broth in i might not have been able to see the plastic and then consumed it. get it together yall.