Oishii Street Kitchen — Restaurant in Norwich

I can’t stress how good the food is at this place. The flavours are so bold and the quality of the ingredients are so worth it. I love the spices they use for the burger and fries. Even ordering by delivery, they manage to do an amazing job. The burgers don’t get soggy, they are still warm on arrival, and they taste amazing.

I’ve eaten in and gotten deliveries from here so many times.

I prefer the buttermilk fried chicken burgers over the beef burgers because they have a crunch to them and the chicken pieces are so big! The breading also stays intact and you can tell the meat is high-quality. The beef patties tend to be softer, not my thing even though I still like them as they are also really high-quality.

Out of the ones I’ve tried, I’d rank the burgers as the following: The Hot Chick - by far the best, for the really flavourful and tasty buffalo sauce that has a slight spicy kick to it, also has a generous amount of sauce The Goku - soft and scrumptious texture, the caramelised onions were a nice addition, the wasabi was very subtle Seoul Burger - an upgrade from any standard American beef burger you might have had The Gangnam - the sauce was nice though there could have been a bit more sauce, and I prefer the other burger flavours

The loaded fries here are also of really good quality, and the portions are generous enough to be shared between 2 people. The flavours meld together really nicely and you can’t get them anywhere else.

Out of the fries I’ve tried: Godzilla Fries - definitely my favourite, the curry sauce is so good on them (unfortunately not available through delivery though) The Crackanese - somehow, just with the simple mayo and garnishes, it tastes amazing Thai Fries - The spiciest out of the ones I’ve tried, I am not so much of a peanut fan, but anyone who is would really like this. Gochujang Fries - The spices work really well with the fries. No complaints

Just one thing, I recommend you also order a sauce for the popcorn chicken as they are a bit dry and bland without anything on them. Also, I’ve had one occasion when the packaging/transportation through delivery was bad, but this just seems to be a...

Booked a table here for my girlfriends birthday as the reviews were great and the menu was very veggie friendly. Upon first entering we were greeted with a really friendly welcome which was nice. We were shown our table and given a few minutes to decide. Went for a couple of burgers, the seitan 'wings' and standard seasoned fries. When it first arrived after about 20 minutes it all looked very impressive. However there were just a few niggles we had. Though the food was tasty, a lot of the flavours crossed over between options so it risked becoming a bit samey. A lot of miso, sesame and kewpie mayo which I understand are staples but they overpowered a bit. Also the order of fries was huuuuuge, but with no options for basic sauce (ketchup,mayo etc) outside of the £1.50 choices it became quite plain. The wings again were tasty but for £8 it just felt a bit much. A customer near us asked if they could have any soy sauce which again you'd assume would be a basic staple for pan-Asian food, however they were denied and told the only sauce would be the ones you had to pay extra for. What added insult to injury a bit was that the customer could see a bottle of soy sauce in the kitchen. I understand this is needed for cooking, but the amount they would need would be tiny I'd imagine. Overall the food was tasty and we enjoyed it, but for the circa £45 bill I don't think for now it would be top of the list to revisit. I'd definitely recommend you try it to see what you think, as this is of course only an opinion. Another thing that was a bit frustrating is that the place is quite small and delivery drivers kept coming in and lurking about which meant it got quite cold when the door was opening quite a lot. Your experience could be very...

Fell in love with this place during lockdown and ordered several times via Deliveroo. Really happy with the quality of the food and abundance of flavours. The staff were very friendly and they are off to a great start. Went to their new site in distillery square and even though it is very early in this venture, there are a few things that I feel warranted the loss of one star. The restaurant is small and will seat less than 18 people, it’s cosy but the tables are too bulky for the venue and could be better organised to make use of the space. There is no table service and you have to go up to the counter to order food, and when dining in the food is served in takeaway containers and not plates as you’d expect. They don’t have an alcohol license, but you can bring your own booze so no big deal, but you also have to bring you own glassware unless you’re o.k to drink out of a paper cup. There is no take away window: as Deliveroo is becoming popular there is constantly delivery people coming in and out of the restaurant, on a cold night this small space gets a blast of cold winter air every ten to fifteen minutes and you might get a delivery backpack in the face. This is more of a takeaway with tables rather than a restaurant, but the food and service is exceptional so with a few tweaks in time this will be perfect. Also the Gua Bao is not on Deliveroo and is delicious. I will stick to ordering on Deliveroo for the time being or stop by to collect on my way home from work. If they could get outdoor seating in the summer this would...