Osaka Japanese fusion - Rome (GA)

5 /5 Alexia Hines: I had a lovely solo date here with me, myself, & a book. Everyone, from the moment I walked into the door, greeted me with smiles and that genuine souther hospitality. It was one of those experiences where you feel like youve walked into a huge family reunion, and you dont know Everyones name but nobody cares cause youre family. The table in front of me helped me decide on my Thai tea vs Taro tea dilemma - it was a unanimous vote for thai boba tea. The table to my upper right asked me what delicious dish I had in front of me, Tofu Pad Thai by the way. The Pad that here has more of a citrus twist, a little thinner sauce, and less fish sauce than a lot of other places serve it - I honestly loved their unique take on pad thai, and the tofu had a great crispy texture and was also tossed in the sauce. I enjoyed dipping a few pieces in the yumyum sauce they provided. I also got the starter salad with the ginger dressing, and they LOADED that sauce on. Im a saucey lady, so I deeply appreciated this and ate the leftover sauce with a spoon like a freak. You heard me. And Ill do it again. The table to my lower right side told me "bless you" when I sneezed, & even waved goodbye and said "have a good night" when I left, along with my kind waitress and all the staff I happened to pass as I was leaving. Im not sure if everyone felt bad for me cause i was alone or if they really were all just super sweet people, but I had a great time and ate some great food (with tons left over for tomorrow). Im totally coming back. If youre a solo diner i can especially recommend Osaka Japanese Fusion.

5 /5 Amber puckett: The food is so good and such a beautiful place. The portions are amazing! You wont be disappointed. This is our first time here and we will definitely be back

5 /5 T Fountain: It was my daughters first time here and she got the hibachi lunch and California roll and she said the food was delicious. I called in to order and Sadie was so sweet over the phone as well as in person. Its super cute inside.

3 /5 Angie Nichols: I was excited to finally go here. The decor of the restaurant is beautiful. Unfortunately, my food was served cold to the touch. My friends dish came out literally steaming hot. She ordered white rice, and I ordered fried rice. Its as if my food was prepared and then sat until the other dish was ready. The hot tea was lovely and the atmosphere was quiet. One pot of tea will serve 2 people. I had to order my water twice before I received it, which normally would not be a big deal, but it wasnt very crowded when I was there. The salad was heavy on the dressing, so keep that in mind if you dont like a lot of dressing. Im not sure if I will go again, but it is very pretty inside.

4 /5 Howard Lee: I have mixed feelings about this place. The ginger dressing on the salad needs improvement. It was bland and had an odd texture, and everyone at the table agreed it wasn’t great. Unfortunately, the sushi was also a letdown. No one enjoyed it, and we wouldn’t order it again. The presentation, in particular, could use some attention. As other reviewers have mentioned, the service isn’t the strongest. The staff didn’t come across as particularly friendly or welcoming, which affected the overall experience. On the positive side, the Panang curry had good flavor but was too watery. If you prefer more heat, definitely ask for it extra spicy. Even then, it doesnt make you sweat. The curry would benefit from more coconut cream to give it that rich texture instead of being thin and broth-like. I also tried the General Tso’s chicken, which was tasty, though the broccoli was undercooked and tough to eat. The standout dish for us was the Mongolian Beef — it was excellent and easily our favorite of the meal. Skip the crab rangoon — it just wasn’t good. On a better note, the lunch portions were surprisingly large, and the atmosphere is quite nice. Despite some misses, we plan to return and try a few other dishes. Hopefully, we’ll have a better experience next time.