Sushi Moon Organic Kitchen

This place is heaven. Very nice atmosphere and quick service. I’ve literally been eating here for the past 3 days and I’ve yet to be disappointed. It’s not that easy finding a great ramen spot, but Ohho Ramen is definitely a great one. I’ve had their Tonkatsu, Shoyu and Miso Ramen, and they were all great choices. Very happy I decided to stop in. Obviously, I will be back. I encourage you all to come too.

We've ordered Boba tea and food to go from this location for many years. It's in close proximity to Oleta River State Park and is our hands down favorite place to go for tea after a trail ride. The tea is awesome as it's light, fresh and flavorful with the ability to customize the sweetness . This place was instrumental in converting me to a boba tea fan whereas previously I'd thought it no big deal. The food is simply delicious, consistently fresh with generous portions. We finally dined in and the picture shows the Har Grow shrimp dim sum, Singapore Laksa Lemak and Miso Ramen with vegetarian chicken and all had incredible depths of flavor...as always :-) The service is always great. Thanks for keeping up the excellent experience during these trying times.

Well they attact by professionally made picture of meals and inside atmosphere, but it totally opposite. Came here first and last time. First ordered meat on ribs, which they served after 3 minutes with noodles without any sauce thus no taste. What ribs can be done in 2 minutes and served? Only when you warm up them in a microwave... My wife ordered a Ramen which claims to be japan style but the taste was like it is all super artificial if not worse, asked them to change to Korean style ramen and they brought us what you can see on picture. This ramen included some pieces of noodles left from other meals maybe without any texture I suppose they just through it into soup without any care! Inside was meat peices from some can I guess, not fresh meat at all.. No greens, no mushrooms mothing like on pictures even, forget about the taste.. Only good thing is the worker on entry who really cares for clients. Paid 50, and aint eat anything even much..I suggest to buy Ramen on yami buy and do it your ownself style with better products, not to waste mood and budget here.. Real Dim Summers Pls review that place!!

Very good! It is in a small plaza. Easy parking, indoor or outdoor. The waitress was calm and nice suggesting and informing the 2 of us about the menu. We got an eggplant and shrimps appetizer very unique and tasty. The mixed fish soup with coconut was delicious and enough for 2. As well as a mixed fried rice. I recommend this place. We spent $70 including gratuity.

I always try to find good dimsum (and all restaurants serving Vietnamese and Japanese food) whenever I travel, and this place is a hidden gem! I ordered a tonkotsu ramen and my husband had Kimchi spicy ramen. The spice level, to him, is about 3 on the scale 1-5. The tonkotsu ramen is so delicious. It has a hint of bamboo shoots but not too intense. And ohhh man the pork belly in the ramen is so tender and flavorful. If anyone thinks the soup is bland I don't know what to tell you but we're here on a Saturday night, it wasn't busy at all, all of our food came out so yummy. The shrimp dumplings are fresh and juicy inside, you gotta try it! The bubble tea is fine, however. I prefer Gong Cha and Kung Fu Tea. I ordered extra steam shrimp dumplings to-go before leaving town! They were out of tofu pudding which is a bummer but I'll definitely come back next time!

I ordered a veggie ramen and drunken noodles. Total was $32. The food was terrible. The ramen tasted burned and the drunken noodles were bland. Wont be coming back again. These pan-asian restaurants are usually never good, i learned my lesson. Thai food is suppose to be bursting with flavor and this was definitely not IT! Only giving 2 stars because the workers there were nice.

Ohho combines great tasting food, generous portion sizes and a laid back atmosphere to form a great dining experience. Upon entering the restaurant my eyes were immediately drawn to the décor. On the left is a mural while on right numerous Buddha statues adorn recessed alcoves along a brick wall. Overall I would describe the aesthetic as laid back chic oriental. I was pleasantly surprised to see that the menu has color pictures for each major item, making it much easier to understand what exactly you are ordering. The menu contains dishes from various Asian cuisines with a focus on dim sum and noodle dishes. For starters my table ordered the Pan fried Pork Dumplings, Shrimp and Chive Dumplings, and Baked BBQ Pork Buns. They were all good, though I particularly liked the Pork Dumplings. For an entree I ordered the Hong Kong Crispy Noodles and my friend ordered the Pad Kra Pow Chicken. The Entree portions sizes were generous and the dishes were well presented, looking exactly like the menu portrayed them. The crispy rice noodles on their own tasted delicious, and when combined with the stir fried beef and vegetables and a thick broth at the bottom of dish It made an interesting and enjoyable array of textures and tastes. My friend thought the Pad Kra Pow Chicken was on point. I will definitely eat here again next time I am in the area.