Taiki

It is a cute and cosy place with some great sushi and Ramen. The food was good overall except for two things: 1. The prawn in sake that we ordered was not fresh at all 2. They had no sake available despite a nice long list on the menu. Service was quick except for the prawn which took and eternity but were not fresh.

Taiki is slowly growing to be a popular choice amongst the Asian food lovers and we (group of 5) visited to check out all the buzz that was surrounding it. The restaurant was a bit hard to spot as it is rather narrow and squished between 2 big showrooms. So there is a good chance that you'd just walk/drive past without noticing it. We got our table after waiting for 10-15 minutes as it was a weekend night. We ordered the following: BULDAK (5/5): There's something about Korean fried chicken that's unmatched. The gochujang sauce with the korean spices on the bite sized chicken turned out to be one of the best starters that I had tried in a long time. SPIDER ROLL (5/5): This sushi was also on some other level only. I had never tried crab based sushi and was glad to have this. The addition of cucumber definitely elevated the taste of the dish. STEAMED SEAFOOD & CHILLI OIL GYOZA DUMPLINGS (5/5) : Undoubtedly, the winner amongst all the dishes for me. I'm a dumpling lover, so I'm particularly choosy about them but this one was soft, light but powerful on the pallete, thanks to the chilli oil.

The food is so good. Especially the kkangpunggi. Loved it!! The quantity is good. They have a fusion of Japanese, Korean and Asian dishes. You ll get to taste a little of everything. The place has good ambience and not very crowded. The service of this place was quite surprising since some restaurants take time to serve food especially when it comes to Asian, Japanese or Korean food.

I visited this place with my friends.. Since it was on weekend and because of their very minimal space it was little bit crowded... Staffs are very humble and helpful.. The ambience is average.. Coming to food.. I hardly remember the names.. we had tried crystal dumplings the taste was very good other dishes was average ..

I recently dined at this restaurant, and while I can't comment much on the ambiance due to the small and congested dining space, I was pleasantly surprised by the service and food. The service was efficient, and the food was quite satisfying. We tried several dishes: - Crispy Lotus Stem: This dish was a standout, with its delightful crunch and flavors. - Tempura Sushi: The tempura sushi was good, offering a nice blend of textures. - Bibimbap: The Bibimbap was tasty and had the right balance of flavors. However, the only disappointment was the Mango Sticky Rice. It didn't meet our expectations as they used milkmaid, which didn't suit our taste buds. Overall, if you're looking for decent food and don't mind a cozy dining space, this place is worth a visit.

Had 5 different types of sushi. They were quite nice in taste but not rolled properly, they fell apart easily. The wasabi was super good though. We also tried their Tori Paitan Ramen. The chicken slices were overly salty and the broth was too milky, it was more like a cream of chicken soup rather than a Paitan. It was not favorable to us. But we will come back and try other dishes another day.