Suki Hana — Restaurant in Schaumburg Township

IF I COULD GIVE 0 STARS I DEFINITELY WOULD!!!!!!! My girlfriend and I came to get some food and we just wanted noodles and veggie rolls. My girlfriend asked the worker if there was a small bowl for the noodles and he said no and got a plate for just the noodles and 2 eggrolls, which is fine. He checks us out and charges $11, when it was supposed to be $8. Then he said he said the noodles are $6 when the sign says $4 for noodles, and proceeds to get a bowl that he said he didn’t have in the first place. He got really upset and threw our food back in with the rest of the noodles. He ignored us and tried to take care of the next customers, and he ended up “shooing” them away. We ended up getting what we wanted in the first place for the exact price that was listed on the sign. I asked for a receipt and ended up yelling. he had the nastiest attitude ever. The food was cold and nasty, the veggie rolls were overcooked and mushy in the inside. I HIGHLY DO NOT RECOMMEND getting food here. They’re very disrespectful, unprofessional, they overcharge you with prices that they make up and...

Don’t ever go here! I ordered our food and waited about 20-25 minutes after going back and forth about 4 times to get our food. When I finally asked what’s taking a long time the cashier told me I didn’t order anything. Mind you, I paid for it and they did not give me a receipt so I have to pull my bank records on my phone to show that I paid them. The cashier took my phone and started scrolling my phone which shows my entire account and back records so I took the phone and she said she still needs it. I told her to just return the money and we will take our business somewhere but she said she will get the food prepared right away. When we got the ramen, the “meat” is all fat! No meat at all! All grease! Worse service and very bad tasting food!...

Very bland ramen ("curry chashu"). The pork cutlets lacked natural color and tasted like fish. Incoherent service that kept screwing up my order and didn't really know the ingredients. Mexican drinks at Japanese-named place? For any sort of spice, they could only offer sriracha, so also not Japanese. At the same cost of $8, a more authentic and flavorful ramen is at nearby Mitsuwa's Santouka, another cafeteria spot. (Of course, unlike these two comparable places in the same venue category, authentic Japanese restaurants are expected to be at a higher level.)

Sadly, it's at the taste and ingredient level of a store-bought Nong-Shim...