Ninja Kitchen - Mansfield

I was excited to try the all-you-can-eat option at this restaurant in Mansfield, but was disappointed to find out they didn't offer it. The spicy tuna roll didn't come with wasabi, and the sushi was mushy and didn't stick together. The bento boxes had excellent flavor, but the Miso soup lacked tofu and green onions. Overall, I prefer Ninja in Arlington for a better dining experience. I would recommend trying Sake Hibachi off of Debbie Lane for a non fast food feel.

The service, atmosphere, and food at this restaurant are top-notch. The quality of the food is definitely worth the price. The ramen broth is exceptional and leaves a satisfying sticky film on your lips. Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys rich, savory dishes and great service!

I drove all the way from Duncanville to try this restaurant, only to later find out there is one in Arlington as well. The ramen, sushi, and gyoza were all delicious. Highly recommend trying it out.

Delicious. Good service. Everything is served in Togo containers. Menus are taped to the front table. You order then sit. Too many things looked good to try. Only thing is there was way too much sauce on the mini sashimi. I would've preferred non at all

This is my first time ever here and I'm glad I didn't take my whole family. Low rating online reviews a year ago seems like they haven't improved as I would hope today since the owner responds to most reviews and is aware of the poor service. The recent reviews made me think they did improve, but didn't. Normally my wife and I would go find new places to eat and if it's good, we'll be back with everyone. We went to dine in a few hours before closing and we were the only ones there, which is probably the first clue. The lady seated us and took our order. The menu had several X out items, second clue. I ordered the spicy tonkatsu ramen and my wife ordered the spicy osaka miso ramen. The lady later brought all our food in plastic to go containers stack on our table from the appetizers to the noodle bowls. How is this dine in? The soup broth was also in a separate container and not even hot. It was very weird to pour the broth into our noodle bowls ourselves like making our own. It is better to eat our microwaveable tonkatsu noodles bowls from Costco at home. The wakame salad was good and tasted like from Costco. The sashimi mini cup was ok and not fresh because it is also in a plastic to go bowl. I'm glad I didn't order 2 other appetizers as I wanted. This is my first experience ever dining in and getting served with to go containers. I was hoping this would be a very good place since it is closer to home.