Raku Hibachi Sushi & Ramen — Restaurant in Maryville

food was ok. All they really do is fry some foods and cover it in a lot of sauce. Then charge a ton for it. If you’re drunk I’m sure it would be great. But I wasn’t and really, all throughout my meal( one of the bento boxes) all I could taste was the sauce they drowned my food in. California roll. Was underwhelming. It’s all self serve. Which is fine. But don’t expect much of a tip. Probably a cool place to hang out if your a drunk college kid or something but not really a bring your family in and sit down kind of place. Seating was limited. Though it’s nice to have other options besides what’s been around Maryville already, we probably won’t return here. Way too expensive for what it is. If I’m going to spend 60$ on a meal out for 2, the food really needs to be worth it. And it just wasn’t here. Left bummed, because I had been excited to try this place for a while. Will just have to save my expensive meals out for when we go...

My wife and I went to try the ramen on a recommendation from a friend. Both my wife and I were quiet disappointed in the ramen, the flavors were very light and the meat was very dry. It was very busy and the tables were very close and people were having conversations that could be heard all over the room. The decor was pretty standard for fast food, (kind of like old school subway with an Asian flair) but I didn't enjoy the atmosphere. The service was pretty standard for a fast food style establishment. However the prices were fairly high for fast food style dinning. On a positive note, the place looked very clean and it might be something a young college student would enjoy. On a less pleasant note there was a young man in the kitchen that was eating right where the food...

Out of ALL of their SAUCES - and they DIDN’T TELL ME for my takeout order, which I made in person at the counter.

2 orders of California rolls with no soy sauce and 2 orders of dumplings with no dipping sauce. No napkins, chopsticks or forks either - and I ordered a hibachi dinner with scallops and noodles too.

I was disappointed when I unpacked my order in Clearmont, almost 20 miles away, and saw there was nothing but I thought it was a mistake or that I was supposed to pick up things like that myself.

So I called and was just told dismissively, “oh, we’re out of all of our sauces.” Not a bit of regret. None!

I asked if they thought that might’ve been important to mention when I ordered and still not a shred of remorse.

So it turned from disappointing to...