Sushi Naru Pho

Hit this Asian fusion spot for a dinner and went straight for the Malatang. You grab a bowl, pile in whatever you want from the bar, and they weigh it, cook it, dunk it in broth. Mine clocked in at $17 for about a pound; the Sichuan broth had legit ma-la tingle, floral peppercorn buzz without scorching your soul. Everything came out piping hot, perfectly timed. Dry pot was the star: same pick-your-ingredients setup, but stir-fried with chili oil, garlic and etc. Chicken stayed juicy, potatoes soaked up the sauce, wood ears added that satisfying snap. Hibachi chicken plate kept it simple but nailed the basics: tender thigh meat, crisp-tender veggies, glossy soy-garlic glaze, and a mound of fried rice that actually tasted like it saw a wok. No complaints. Prices run by the pound, so it’s on you to not go full Viking at the ingredient station. Service was on point: staff explained the weigh-and-cook system without hovering. Place was busy but not chaotic; vibe is clean, modern, zero attitude. Spotted pho on the menu and I’m already plotting the return. Next time I’ll weigh my bowl like I’m smuggling diamonds.

I'm ecstatic that we finally have a Mala xiang guo/spicy stir fry dry pot in the Charlotte area! I moved to CLT from Flushing NYC, where mala spicy dry pot is very popular, and I have been looking for this for the past year and a half since I've been here. I went to Sushi Naru twice this week for the spicy dry pot, and it did not disappoint. They also have a good selection of bubble teas. Staff are also very friendly and helpful ❤️. I'll be back again soon.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Sushi Naru Pho, and I can honestly say it's a fantastic addition to the local dining scene. As a new self-serve business, they truly showcase great potential with their innovative approach. The staff is incredibly kind and welcoming, making every visit a pleasant experience. The customer service is exceptional, Shenice and Ace, in particular I had gotten to meet, were incredibly kind and welcoming. They made me feel right at home during my first visit, which was a wonderful touch. The food is consistently delicious and freshly prepared, which really stands out. From flavorful sushi to tasty pho, everything is made with care and quality ingredients. I highly recommend Sushi Naru Pho to anyone looking for great food combined with exceptional customer service. I look forward to seeing how they grow and thrive in the future!

Beef tonkotsu had a weird taste and taste. Not the ramen i had in Asia. The broth looked like dirty water. Not crazy about the imitation crab nir the funky smell The tea was good

Went there with my boyfriend and the food was amazing. The atmosphere and people were super nice. The price was reasonable. I recommend the pho at their place, soup tasted savory and light. Their sushi is fresh and delicious. But the boba was the best part, I ordered the three bros milk tea, the boba is soft and chewy, gave me lots of toppings in my drink. Super satisfied. Would definitely come back again.

Visited this restaurant 5 times in a month. Loved the fried chicken and the avocado smoothie with boba. My kids loved the chicken fries. The Mala dish and Habachi chicken were delicious. Friendly staff. Will return again.

Dine-in for lunch, ate mala beef ramen noodle. Very good, hearty mala soup base with quality ingredients. Price with soda and tax was just under $20, so a little steep in cost for lunch but no complaints otherwise. Place is easy to access, not busy (only open 2mo at time of review), and very clean. Will most likely return; highly recommend