Kodo-Ya at PikNik
- Pickup
- Delivery
- 3.9
- (25)
Compare the Prices for a $50 Order
Restaurant + Hyperflyer
- Menu markups:
- 0%
- Service fee:
- 0%
- Delivery fee:
- $7.95
- You pay
- $57.95
- Restaurants pay:
- $0.00
Third Party Delivery Apps
- Menu markups:
- 0% ~ 25%
- Service fee:
- 15%
- Delivery fee:
- $3.99
- You pay:
- $61.49 ~ $73.99
- Restaurants pay:
- $15.00
Delivery available through Hyperflyer after ordering pickup through Kodo-Ya at PikNik
Compare the Prices for a $50 Order*
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Restaurant
+ Hyperflyer
- 0%
- 0%
- $7.95
- $57.95
- $0.00
Third Party
Delivery Apps
- 0% ~ 25%
- 15%
- $3.99
- $61.49~73.99
- $15.00
Good to see the menu headed back to the direction of the previous restaurant.
Looking forward to coming back here for food and drinks.
PikNik alone was a confusing concept to me that had me going to other restaurants while in the area weekly.
Just got delivery, the tamari rice noodle bowl and the shoyu ramen. I loved the ramen! It had a great flavor and wasn’t too sweet. The mushrooms tangy and full of flavor. The broth was well seasoned and not too heavy. Good noodles, and a perfectly soft egg. The tamari bowl was very simple, just bok choy, corn, noodles, and green onions, but the broth had a nice deep flavor. The bowl seemed a little boring, but would be a good option if I was sick and craving a simple bowl of hot soup. I believe that option was vegetarian as well.
Like most ramen, it seems pricey for what you’re actually getting, but at least this had great flavor so I didn’t feel like I wasted my money. All in all, would definitely order again!
My boyfriend and I were super hungry and was looking forward to trying this place when we saw it on yelp. I got the VG stir fried noodles and I’ve had dry ramen before and I’ve never in my life tasted such a salty dish before. It felt like I was eating a bowl of soy sauce and I love salty foods. Really a disappointment :/
Although I usually hit this spot for ramen, I have lately ventured out to try some of their appetizers or “Snacks”- as they call them. I was not disappointed. The Matty Snacks (marinated eggs topped with crispy pulled pork, and spicy mayo) were a delightful and fun pop of southern cuisine to start off a meal. Next were the Yaki Beef Skewers, which is their play off of teriyaki. The order came with three that were laid on a bed of delicious sesame slaw. Perfectly marinated and light on the stomach, they are a great go-to for someone who is just looking for a a little nibble. The price for each was just $6, and together was enough to fill me up as a substitute for a meal. Definitely recommend ordering this and a few other of their snacks to split amongst friends during happy hour or before hitting the fan for late night fun!