Bowl Izakaya - Loveland

We didn't enjoy our lunch and ince we spent $50 and couldnt eat 1 thing, we won't try here again. I've eaten here a few times and have been disappointed but have never had a bad meal. We only went today because the place we wanted was closed. Ordered 2 rolls, chicken yakitori and a Ramen and we barely ate any of it. The chicken is weird, dark, overcooked and hard bites where your not expecting that crunch. Everything is spicy, even the Ramen we stated was for a child and asked for no spice. The rolls were also odd. Not expecting crab mix in a rainbow roll and not even sure what the lovelander roll was because we both took 1 bite and were done.

Just tried it for the first time with my husband and we both really liked it. We had some tuna sushi, Ramen, pork buns, yakatori, miso soup, and some hot saki. It was all reasonably priced too. We'll definitely go back.

This is a FANTASTIC sushi restaurant! It's quite cozy and extremely friendly and chill atmosphere. There is literally nothing to complain about here and whether you get takeaway or dine in, you're sure to be satisfied. I come here every year for my birthday and Baron always treats my son and I like family and always makes my birthday dinner something very special. Thanks again Baron, for being so kind and compassionate and generous!!Wheelchair accessibility: Big, open floor plan with PLENTY of room for my giant electric wheelchair. Staff is EXTREMELY helpful, accomidating and kind when interacting with the disabled. No power front door but if any Staff see you, they will help with the door. You can also call them and ask for help with the door, they will happily help you. This is a fantastic restaurant!!

The sushi was excellent! Very fresh and beautiful presentation. The staff was very friendly and attentive. The ramen noodles, dumpling, and milk tea boba were also excellent.

I have never had pho or sushi. I am limited due to being allergic to seafood and shellfish. I tried the chicken skewers and California rolls without crab. Both were good. I mean I would have rather made them. My sushi was the size of a nickel. Hubby had the spicy chicken ramen and it was good but oh so spicy. Kiddo had the tuna rice bowl and it looked delightful. The atmosphere and experience of fellowship was worth it. I didn 't go to eat I went for the experience of spending time with hubby and the kiddo. That leaves me at still wanting pho ramen and real sushi still. I wonder if I can find a sushi place that will listen and provide what I am envisioning... hope this helps. Oh and hubby and son loved itP.s. I did try the fried chicken with sauce for appetizer and the sauce was to die for... but I love sauces.