Tokyo Joe's

Their extensive allergen menu makes it really easy to order gluten-free meals from here! I love that this information about their menu is very accessible. It feels really inclusive and I am very satisfied. The prices are also pretty reasonable. I usually ordered delivery, and I have never had any issues with something missing from my order. The food is always packaged well for delivery too. In the future, I intend to go in person so that I can take advantage of the good location, being so close to champion park.

First time and last time. ordered a white chicken bowl with various veggies and udon noodles. shrimp egg rolls ( which were wrapped in a rice noodle wrap, I'm assuming, with various veggies) the flavor was ok but it was cold. Crab wontons ( which was in sushi form). when I came home and realized it was cold I cooked it ( per pic below). The spicy aki sauce was good. The food was bland and tasteless. The veggies and noodles were not cooked. If your on a raw food diet and like your veggies and noodles raw cold and uncooked ( I was looking for a warm bowl and crispy wontons) , then enjoy. I only gave two stars because the cashier was courteous, the presentation was nice, and the restaurant was clean. Will not return.

It’s okay, the food wasn’t bad, however it’s advertised as a “healthy” Asian kitchen. When in reality it’s just Americanized rice/noodle dishes influenced by Asian dishes. Most things you can order are also dishes you can order at a normal Asian restaurant for a cheaper price and better quality and authenticity. My sushi was falling apart because the rice was too hard, almost like they used the wrong type of rice for sushi. As well as my spring roll. Then my friend got a bowl with egg and it was just a scrambled egg with some cheap noodles. The taste was good but nothing special. You’d be better off just going to an actual Asian kitchen.