About - Oya Sushi and Korean Grill
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Amenities and More
Offerings
- Comfort food
- Healthy options
- Organic dishes
- Small plates
- Vegan options
- Vegetarian options
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Cozy
- Quiet
- Trendy
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It's a great place, yum food! I came almost 5 times and always the best. I'm a vegetarian, and veggie ramen extra spicy is awesome ✨
First time here trying pork Gyoza Ramen. Both pork Gyoza and ramen seem to be from the ones you buy from Costco. Portion is not large. Taste is very similar to Shin ramen you bought from the store. I will give another try on other dishes.
Yesterday, I decided to try Oya Sushi & Korean Grill. Upon arrival, I was greeted shortly after entering by what seemed to be the only server. She has said Hello! and asked if there was only one. I said yes. She sat me down closer to the beverage station and gave me a menu. The restaurant is very small and there were on 2 others besides me in there. Not going to lie, I wasn't near anyone but still felt claustrophobic. Its a small space! She had asked me what Id like to drink as if I even got to open the menu she JUST handed me! I just said water because how can you go wrong with that? I finally open the menu to find bright color block pages with organized words. Yes! You read that right! The first page were drinks, very limited unless you drink soda pop. I flipped back and forth the eye sore of bright colored pages wondering if there was a method to their madness. Since all it was, was organized words on bright color pages, I pulled out my handy dandy phone. I had to type in the food I wasn't familiar with on Google to see what it looked like. I'm not sure about you, but as a woman, I made choices easily if there are visuals. My hunger does not desire to read but see a picture and be like Oooo! That looks yummy! As I said before, just bright pages with organized words, not a picture or visual representation to be seen except by internet search. 🤷♀️After searching some food items, the server came and asked if I knew what I wanted yet. I asked her what was most popular. She had stated the Ramen due to the weather and then pointed out a page. I had an item pulled up on my phone from that page. I asked her what the difference was from the items on the top vs bottom of that page. She informed me that the only difference was one is on a skillet while the other was in a bowl and has lettuce. I like veggies so I quickly said I'd have the chicken dyslop. She asked if Id like the spicy sauce on the side, I said yes. What I ordered came with miso soup and a small platter which changes daily as stated on the menu. I wasn't sure what I was getting until it was brought out. She brought the soup and platter out together. I was not impressed. The miso soup wasn't even filled half way and tasted like instant miso that they just added freshly chopped scallions on top. NO SEAWEED, NO TOFU, to me that was NOT real miso soup. 🤦♀️I expected better, but that's the problem with having expectations. Moving onto the platter. The platter had some type of macaroni salad which was rather quite delicious. Next to it was a bite size of some type of warm chicken with 2 soggy cube flavored potatoes that were cold. Uncertain if that part was supposed to be like that, it was okay. Next to it was a pinch of some kind of vinegar salad so it seemed. Little spice, marinated cucumber with onions, not a fan of whatever that was and typically I enjoy stuff like that. At this point, IM HUNGRY and praying my actual dish is delicious. 🙏 She brought out my dish and made sure to tell me the bowl was hot. I took what seemed to be stainless steel chopsticks out of the napkin wrapped with a fork. Pleasant thought except if you leave them in the hot bowl a second to long, your guaranteed to burn your mouth with every bite. My chicken dyslop smelled absolutely delicious and was so beautiful apon presentation, it felt like a sin to eat. Your girl was hungry so I ignored burning my mouth with every delicious bite. I ate half of it without the spicy sauce and it was still great. The spicy sauce was moderate in flavor and kick. Great addition to it if you like spice. Eventually I got tired of burning my mouth so I switched to the fork and devoured the rest of it with the spicy sauce. Overall, it was decent. Main course was phenomenal. I would highly suggest updated the menu, not saying they need to all have pictures but at least the popular dishes should have something. I will try this place once more to try the sushi and ramen at least and gather more pictures (of the menu) to add to the review. The server was bland and boring, no enthusiasm/ personalit, nor a name.