I liked the sushi choices and the presentation of the dishes was decent. The miso soup was tasty and I liked their salads. I have ordered their ramen with pork and it's also a fun food to enjoy.
Naomi P.
I walked here on my lunch break and was very disappointed to find out that I had to call my order in. SO PLEASE CALL IN YOUR ORDER. The had pescatarian and vegetarian options. I order the veggie ramen and added shrimp. They chargers me $5+ for the shrimpyiest of shrimp like I didn't know shrimp came that small. Other than that the broth was rich in flavor and the veggie ramen was packed with veggies. I unfortunately didn't take pictures cause it was my lunch break and I was rushing to get back and eat. The server was polite and I didn't get to see the inside to give an opinion on the ambiance.
Sung S.
My new go-to delivery sushi in the area. There's not that many good sushi restaurants in DC. It's either just decent or super expensive and decent. I think this place is a bit above decent when taking into account of its price point. The value of the meal is great.Now for the fish itself, very fresh and well cut. The thickness is great but not too overwhelming. The salmon rolls didn't have an obnoxious amount of rice which I appreciate.
Julie H.
I ordered the sushi nigiri and sashimi combo from Kofuku via Uber Eats. I had requested a salmon roll be substituted for the tuna roll and was sure if they allowed substitutions but they were able to accommodate the request! Price was reasonable, order arrive on time and was nicely packaged. The sushi was good and a little higher quality than going to the grocery store and sashimi was nice and thick, however, it def was not as fresh as other places I've tried. Also, two of my nigiri had pieces of fish scales stuck on them which I didn't realize until I felt them in my mouth.
Kristin McKamey
Fast service, food is really good and packaged well for take out. Would definitely eat here again when I'm in town!
Adam Rogers
Popular spot for really good Asian fusion food
Amy S.
Great presentation, food was flavorful and fresh, overall a decent value. I would make this one of my stops if I was ever in DC again.
Ash R
I've eaten ramen all over and this restaurant does not really have Japanese ramen. This is Chinese noodle soup with egg noodles and a Chinese ginger broth. Got the Sankai Shoyu and it was bland. Scallop and shrimp also lacked flavor. Do not recommend.
Randy Adam
This restaurant is not open to the public for eat in seating. It is also not occupied with employees.
Cheryl S.
Must avoid. I'm not asking for traditional ramen exactly like they make in in Kyoto, but this is just a sad excuse any way you cut it. It's just hot water with a touch of mediocre flavoring. The pork was bland, the noodles were tough, and the egg was definitely a cheap egg that has no taste. It's also only take out at the time of this post.
This has been my go-to Ramen place for years now and I love it. The food is delicious and there's rarely a wait (other ramen restaurants in the area tend to have needlessly long waits).
Oliver A.
I go here for the udon soup. It makes it unique to me because you can get ramen anywhere, but udon not so much so that is my go to order when I come here. Great food at great prices!
Rhiannon H.
They are only open for take out, no dining in. I tried the chicken fried rice & tempura udon - fried rice was great, good portion size. Tempura udon is clearly not made for take out lol. They did their best with packaging it up... but it's difficult to eat when the tempura comes in a giant fried ball that you have to break apart and put in the soup.
Jennifer H.
I stepped out of my delivery comfort zone today and ordered from Kofuku via a delivery app. We got the sashimi salad, sweetie roll (salmon crunch with tuna, salmon and avocado), crazy roll (smoked eel and avocado topped with spicy yellowtail and tobiko) and dancing eel roll (smoked eel, cream cheese and avocado tempura fried) as pictured below. In my online order, I asked for gluten free (GF) soy sauce and am REALLY impressed they called me to inquire of my gluten needs and status. See, the smoked eel, eel sauce and crunch in the rolls I ordered contain gluten, so they wanted to be sure I was gonna be ok consuming these items. I am not very gluten-sensitive, just wanted Tamari instead of standard soy sauce. Some establishments would be ok rolling (pun intended) the dice and not taken the time to call me and verify they should prepare my order as it arrived to them. Sushi was well priced for delivery in DC and very fresh, even for lunch the next day!
Eric Smith
Great sushi! We really enjoyed the Dragon Roll, Sunny Girl Roll, Ikura Sashimi, and Striped Bass Sashimi.
I liked the sushi choices and the presentation of the dishes was decent. The miso soup was tasty and I liked their salads. I have ordered their ramen with pork and it's also a fun food to enjoy.
I walked here on my lunch break and was very disappointed to find out that I had to call my order in. SO PLEASE CALL IN YOUR ORDER. The had pescatarian and vegetarian options. I order the veggie ramen and added shrimp. They chargers me $5+ for the shrimpyiest of shrimp like I didn't know shrimp came that small. Other than that the broth was rich in flavor and the veggie ramen was packed with veggies. I unfortunately didn't take pictures cause it was my lunch break and I was rushing to get back and eat. The server was polite and I didn't get to see the inside to give an opinion on the ambiance.
My new go-to delivery sushi in the area. There's not that many good sushi restaurants in DC. It's either just decent or super expensive and decent. I think this place is a bit above decent when taking into account of its price point. The value of the meal is great.Now for the fish itself, very fresh and well cut. The thickness is great but not too overwhelming. The salmon rolls didn't have an obnoxious amount of rice which I appreciate.
I ordered the sushi nigiri and sashimi combo from Kofuku via Uber Eats. I had requested a salmon roll be substituted for the tuna roll and was sure if they allowed substitutions but they were able to accommodate the request! Price was reasonable, order arrive on time and was nicely packaged. The sushi was good and a little higher quality than going to the grocery store and sashimi was nice and thick, however, it def was not as fresh as other places I've tried. Also, two of my nigiri had pieces of fish scales stuck on them which I didn't realize until I felt them in my mouth.
Fast service, food is really good and packaged well for take out. Would definitely eat here again when I'm in town!
Popular spot for really good Asian fusion food
Great presentation, food was flavorful and fresh, overall a decent value. I would make this one of my stops if I was ever in DC again.
I've eaten ramen all over and this restaurant does not really have Japanese ramen. This is Chinese noodle soup with egg noodles and a Chinese ginger broth. Got the Sankai Shoyu and it was bland. Scallop and shrimp also lacked flavor. Do not recommend.
This restaurant is not open to the public for eat in seating. It is also not occupied with employees.
Must avoid. I'm not asking for traditional ramen exactly like they make in in Kyoto, but this is just a sad excuse any way you cut it. It's just hot water with a touch of mediocre flavoring. The pork was bland, the noodles were tough, and the egg was definitely a cheap egg that has no taste. It's also only take out at the time of this post.
Restaurantji Recommends
This has been my go-to Ramen place for years now and I love it. The food is delicious and there's rarely a wait (other ramen restaurants in the area tend to have needlessly long waits).
I go here for the udon soup. It makes it unique to me because you can get ramen anywhere, but udon not so much so that is my go to order when I come here. Great food at great prices!
They are only open for take out, no dining in. I tried the chicken fried rice & tempura udon - fried rice was great, good portion size. Tempura udon is clearly not made for take out lol. They did their best with packaging it up... but it's difficult to eat when the tempura comes in a giant fried ball that you have to break apart and put in the soup.
I stepped out of my delivery comfort zone today and ordered from Kofuku via a delivery app. We got the sashimi salad, sweetie roll (salmon crunch with tuna, salmon and avocado), crazy roll (smoked eel and avocado topped with spicy yellowtail and tobiko) and dancing eel roll (smoked eel, cream cheese and avocado tempura fried) as pictured below. In my online order, I asked for gluten free (GF) soy sauce and am REALLY impressed they called me to inquire of my gluten needs and status. See, the smoked eel, eel sauce and crunch in the rolls I ordered contain gluten, so they wanted to be sure I was gonna be ok consuming these items. I am not very gluten-sensitive, just wanted Tamari instead of standard soy sauce. Some establishments would be ok rolling (pun intended) the dice and not taken the time to call me and verify they should prepare my order as it arrived to them. Sushi was well priced for delivery in DC and very fresh, even for lunch the next day!
Great sushi! We really enjoyed the Dragon Roll, Sunny Girl Roll, Ikura Sashimi, and Striped Bass Sashimi.