Delicious steamed dumplings! Excellent rainbow roll, greens with peanut dressing and the sashimi was so fresh! The service was amazing! The atmosphere is clean and soothing with great seating and the ability to carry on conversations

My boyfriend and I went about two weeks ago and really enjoyed our meal. The staff were very friendly upon arriving. We did not have a reservation but were easily accommodated with a table. We ordered the steam pork dumplings and the Rising Sun sushi roll as appetizers. The sushi roll was DELICIOUS! I could've had 3 more rolls. We also ordered the Spicy Sausage Fried Rice and the Spicy Sesame Noodle dishes as our main dishes- also both very good. We ended the meal with the Thai Fritters which I was expecting to have more of a punch of flavor, but was just kind of bland. Other than the fritters, everything was very tasty, well portioned and very reasonably priced. The restaurant decor was pretty and the gardening outside was lovely! Parking was a bit tight, we wound up parking in the adjoining neighborhood because there were no spots left in their lot. Definitely plan on going back!

Always enjoy eating here. The tuna nachos were fabulous. Love the atmosphere, but would suggest playing Asian music instead of American pop. Funny as it may sound, to me you can always judge a lot about a restaurant by the cleanliness of bathrooms. Theirs are bright, clean, and nicely decorated.

The food here was really good and the service was fast. It definitely was not your typical Asian/ noodle please. It was very modern and sleek. I definitely would go back and try some of the other dishes I have never seen at other restaurants before. I tried the Singapore noodles and it was delicious!

I miss noodles and rice when I'm not back home so this was a lovely pot to order from. My friend ordered the pad thai chicken and she enjoyed is wholeheartedly, it was enough portion and wasn't at all greasy. I got the udon soup which was perfectly cooked with veggies and the miso was great, not too salty. I guess for us we weren't a fan of the Thai iced tea, maybe it was missing condensed milk or something but it wasn't what we were usually use to. The food was pretty refreshing though.!

Food was great. Maybe a lil pricey for noodles. I like that they have hot tea and they give you a small pot. The Korean beef with noodles was very good though! And staff were regularly checking in.

I was so pleasantly surprised by this place! It doesn't seem like much on the outside, but you're missing out if you skip it! It's very clean, the atmosphere was so chill and intimate. The place was packed on a Monday night when I went with my family, but they were so accommodating and checked on us while we waited for a seat - offered us drinks while we wait. The owner Jay, was super kind. We told him it was our first time and he let us try the Tuna Nachos - which are AMAZING. The food itself was super fresh. I got the Chiangmai noodles in a coconut curry soup broth - it was creamy, filling and delicious. My dad got the Pad Thai - which was pretty good as pad thai is concerned! My mom got the shrimp fried rice and it was yummy. The seafood is cleaned properly and cooked to perfection. This might be our new spot. Thank you so much to the owner and the wait staff that made this experience so nice. I will definitely be recommending this place to my friends and family

Located near the waterways of WPB. Joys is tucked away and a standalone restaurant. Outside is simple. But as you walk in, the entire venue is gorgeous. So whimsical and classy. The decor on the walls and around the celling space is almost like a bunch of art installations!! Super instagrammable. Super cute night out with family, friends, and date nights. Swoon! Appetizer chicken wings Appetizer spring rolls Joy Fried Rice

Ate here on Christmas Day and it was busy! No complaints about the service. The restaurant has a few comfortable booths along the walls but also has tables and pull out chairs. It has a very casual feeling. I would recommend checking out the menu before you go.. The lighting is dim, so that made it difficult to read the menu and the menu is a little confusing with the build your own portion. It's numbered 1, 2 , 3 , 4 which makes it seem like you're ordering all 4 in steps, but it's actually choose your protein (1) then + (2 or 3 or 4). My in laws took quite a bit of time ordering because they were not familiar with the menu or the dishes. Ordered pork and kimchi dumplings and Javanese chicken to share with 4 people, and then I chose to build my own dish and enjoyed my chicken in lemongrass sauce with brown rice. I've had better kimchi dumplings. The Javanese chicken appetizer was a hit with my table.