OISHI The Temple Of Wok — Restaurant in Kanpur

The word "Oishii" or おいしい, is a Japanese exclamation meaning "delicious!" and tasty in Japanese... Bon Appétit Japanese Style. Oishi has a Authentic Multicuisine and Pan Asian Menu.

Their Ambience is beautiful Fancy lively attractive Aromatic n trendy. One gets positive vibes entering the Restaurant. Staff is hospitable and Friendly. In Soups I liked Crab meat Seafood Soup and Vietnamese clear Soup the best of the lot.

We enjoyed these -

1 Crab Meat Soup 2 Prawn Fried Wonton's 3 Chicken Fried Wonton's 4 Chicken Satay peanut sauce 5 Mixed Meat Fried Rice 6 Mixed Meat Hakka Noodles 7 Jiang's Chicken - like Chili Chicken (Dry) 8 Shrimps Thai Herb Chili (Dry) 9 Chicken Smoked Chili Sauce Clay Pot (Gravy)

Mocktails & Deserts

Pina Colada Blue Hawain Chocolate Brownie with Ice Cream

Yet to try their Sushis but Menu has decent variety. Dimsums like Chicken Shumai Shrimp Hargow Chicken Basil Korean Gyoza n Wontons are yummy juicy. Main course dishes and Appetizers are delectable. In Delhi most Asian Oriental Restaurants serve you only 4 Dim Sums but in Oishi Kanpur they serve you 6 Dim Sum pieces which has to be appreciated by the management.

Appetizers have plenty of options but ordered their Chicken Satay Jiangs Chili Chicken turned out to be nice. Dynamite Prawns are a must. In noodles n rice Mixed Meat Fried Rice n Mixed Meat Hakka Noodles are a must try.

Mains like crunchy King Prawns Thai Herb Chili and Chicken smoked chili sauce claypot gravy were perfect n sumptuous. Deserts are fantastic n variety in Mocktails is outstanding. Me n my wife loved Pina Colada and Blue Hawaiian Mocktail... All in all fantastic first time experience in this new Pan Asian Restaurant made my day. This Restaurant is a must visit for Chinese Thai Korean n Japanese cuisine lovers.

What's missing in their menu are these - Cheung Fun steamed dishes, Sashimi Maki Sushis, Japanese Ramen Dan Dan and Paitan Noodles, Prawn Tempura, Japanese BBQ Robatayaki + Yakitori grilled dishes, Ramen Soupy Noodle dishes alongwith Katsu Chicken curry with Omelete sticky rice. In Chinese and Thai its Pad Thai Noodles, Chili Garlic Prawns, Tom Kha Coconut Soup and Lung Fung Soup which they can surely...

Stepping into Oishi is like entering a haven of calm and tasteful design. The restaurant boasts a truly great ambiance, making it an inviting space for a meal, whether you're looking for a quiet dinner or a catch-up with friends. If you're feeling adventurous and seeking to explore new culinary horizons, Oishi definitely presents an opportunity. Their Japanese offerings, including sushi and bao, are available for those eager to try authentic flavors. It's worth noting, however, that Japanese cuisine can be quite distinct, and what delights one palate might not resonate with another. Therefore, a cautious approach of trying a small portion first before committing to a larger order seems prudent. For those who prefer familiar tastes, Oishi also offers a selection of general dishes. From comforting pizzas to refreshing mocktails and flavorful soups, these options appear to be reliable choices. This makes Oishi a versatile spot, catering to both the experimental eater and those who appreciate classic dishes. Overall, Oishi offers a pleasant dining experience with a lovely atmosphere and the potential for exciting culinary discoveries, alongside the comfort of...

Flavors were bland, and the overall taste was painfully average. What really irked me was the outrageous pricing. The cost of steamed rice was at ₹235! Charging such an exorbitant amount for plain rice is absurd and unjustifiable. Their Hakka Noodles, priced at ₹355, was another major disappointment. The taste was indistinguishable from what one could get at a local restaurant for just ₹100. The only difference here was the steep price tag, making it feel like you're paying more for the ambiance than the food quality. The cost of the water was way more than the cost of iced-tea. I did notice, however, that the restaurant was liked by locals because in a town like Kanpur, Oishi stands out as something new. Many locals, who likely haven't had the opportunity to taste authentic Asian cuisine, find the flavors here enjoyable. But for those of us who know what real Asian cuisine should taste like, this place is a massive flop for our taste buds and wallets. I spent about ₹3399 in total which was definitely...