Wu's House Merrillville

We didn’t wait long for a hibachi table, and we both ordered steak and scallops. There was definitely plenty of food: salad, soup, fried rice, noodles, vegetables, two shrimp, steak, and scallops. When we received our bill, we noticed an 18% gratuity was automatically included, so I didn’t leave an additional tip. On our way out, we saw a sign stating that all dine-in customers are charged an 18% tip. My husband and I typically tip generously if we receive good service, but if you dictate what the tip will be, then that’s all you’ll get from us.

A contemporary Asian fusion dining experience that feels modern and fresh. The ambiance in the dining area is pleasant, accompanied by dance music in the background. I ordered the classic chicken pad thai, and it certainly did not disappoint!

The food was absolutely delicious! I ordered takeout, and my meal was neatly packed and ready for me when I arrived. The staff greeted me warmly, the payment process was quick, and I was on my way in no time—definitely a plus! I received a generous portion, and the interior of the restaurant is very pleasant. There is a decent amount of parking available, including designated spots for pickup orders. I will definitely be returning and would recommend it to others!

Excellent experience, went with a huge group and they were able to seat us quickly and serve us in a very reasonable amount of time! The atmosphere was somewhat loud and lively, lots of entertainment from the cooks. The food was as expected, we sat at the hibachi table and ate fried rice, noodles, grilled vegetables and an assortment of meat poultry and tuna. Everything was well seasoned and the service was exceptional. I certainly would return and recommend thisparticular location to others. I did eat at a Wu?s in Frankfort IL that was not as good. Overall worth the trip, the bill for our large group was $413.

Decor and ambience was very cool. Very inviting. We sat at the bar so we wouldn't have to wait. Someone helped us right away with drinks, appetizers, etc. She was very helpful and very attentive. We went all out and got some cocktails, beer, and sake bombs. The menu had a decent selection of drink options but alot of it was unavailable, which is understandable given the current supply chain issue. For appetizers we opted for the edamame (always a classic, always good),Thai coconut shrimp (to die for, a must of you're looking for a great app), and beef negimaki (I probably wouldn't order it again but I'm glad I tried it). Sooo many choices for Sushi Rolls! The problem with that is, you don't know what'sactually good! We ordered the Chef's special roll, Jaguar roll, Honey roll, and the table side presented Fire roll. I give these rolls a 3 out of 5, unfortunately. Presentation was good, I probably just failed to order the right ones thatwould personally hit the spot. We wanted to try one of the Thai main dishes so we selected the Pad Thai. One of my favorite noodle dishes. Wu's House did it justice. I'd say 4 out of 4. Enough tang and sweetness to satisfy my tastebuds! From the hibachi grill we got the steak, shrimp, and salmon combo with a couple of sides of golden sauce (aka egg yolk sauce). I'd say it was what to be expected of the hibachi presentation. Overall it was a great experience, goodservice, and good food! I would definitely go back to give the sushi rolls another chance.