Sushi in Omaha, you’ve got to be kidding! In one of the most land locked cities in the country our family found a true hidden gem. Nestled in an unassuming strip mall is by far the best sushi, service and atmosphere I’ve found. Fantastic recommendations from our server. Out of the 8+ items that we got every one was better than the previous! 6/5 would recommend! Libby made fantastic recommendations, can’t wait to go back!

I ordered delivery for myself and my daughter and the communication was great! The food arrived fresh and they packed adequate utensils, sauces, etc. we really enjoyed our food and will definitely be back. We ordered the smoked salmon Philadelphia roll, lion king, and crunchy blue. They were all delicious!

My favorite dish has to be to Pad See Yew. It tastes amazing and the food here is always fresh. The potstickers and shrimp rolls taste amazing. 10/10

Last night my bestie and I came in for dinner. We had a wonderful experience, the restaurant was shockingly empty for most of our experience. Their menu is largely Thai Based but they do offer some Vietnamese specialties as well such as Pho, Banh Mi and Vermicelli Bowls as well. The food was magnificent and we definitely were warmed up by it on the chilly night last night. We had the Khao Soi, Grilled Beef Salad with some Rice Ball sausages. The Khao Soi ( Coconut Chicken Noodle Soup) I got at a spice level of 5. It has tender pieces of Chicken, wonderfully sour mustard greens to break up the richness of the crave worthy coconut broth and fresh red onions and crispy noodles on top and at the bottom of all this delicious is a wonderful nest of tender rice noodles. The Grilled Beef Salad is a wonderful delight of sour, sweet and spicy while also being incredibly savoury with the tender pieces of Grilled Beef. We got this a spice level of 5 as well and thoroughly enjoyed it. The spice played nice with the toothsome rice powder sprinkled across the dish, and mingled well with the fresh cilantro, mint and also the red and green onion and seasoned with a spicy lime dressing. All of these things may sound out of place but upon tasting you’ll find your tongue is being played a perfect symphony of flavours that just continue to build the more you eat it. The rice ball sausages were delicious but always perplex me in a way that always makes me want them again and again. Tender sausage combined with noodles and wrapped in a chewy rice paper with a slightly peppery bite to them from the seasonings, but in no way spicy. Try them and you’ll find yourself wondering where they all went. Overall we can’t wait to come back for another delightful experience, but if it’s cold or you need your Thai fix. Salween is my favourite place to start at and I can’t wait to explore and experience the rest of the menu.