Roy's Restaurant

Min a month ago

A great dining experience. It’s pricey but definitely worth it, a place I’d come back to in Anaheim! We started with two appetizers: the lobster dumplings looked like they might have thick skins, but they turned out crispy and light, with generous chunks of real lobster inside. The big eye tuna poke was fresh and tender, perfectly complemented by avocado and onions in a well-balanced sauce. For mains, the Misoyaki ‘butterfish’ was cooked just right, moist, flaky, and flavorful. The sides were fresh, and even the rice impressed me with its plump grains and rich aroma. The classic combo of beef and eel was also very delicious.

Charlie 2 months ago

very good place; awesome tasting and flavor balance, i didn’t get tired of the food at all! many options and menus tailored to your wants, and they even have a happy hour menu with cheaper food that still feels premium. the waiters are very cool, they get your order quick, even crack some jokes with you. they are very friendly and you can have a genuine conversation with them after they take your order. food arrived pretty quick. interior was a nice vibe, although i ate outside, i can tell you it’s great for multiple people and looks very comfortable and convenient. the outside is pretty nice with good table placement. great view of anaheim with a nice atmosphere. would recommend choosing this and stopping by here if you find yourself walking along the sidewalk of anaheim 👍

N&N S-C 5 months ago

Going to Roy's is like visiting your Ohana, if you have a wealthy aunt. They are very warm and really greet you with Aloha. The food was excellent. They were very accommodating regarding substitutions. We had the Kalbi New York Strip Steak and the Shellfish Combo, a festive pineapple martini, the pineapple upside down cake, and the lava cake. It was pricey, but worth it. Our server, Kyana, was so kind and knowledgeable. She said that she had worked there for several years , which was evident with how well she knew the menu. It was because she was so good that I paid the 5% wellness fee in addition to tipping her well. However, I was able to calculate my own tip and even though I wanted to be generous, my percentage was less than the suggested percentage. While many establishments do this, I noticed the suggested tip was based on the total, which included the tax, in addition to the wellness fee. I believe in a living wage and wellness for all employees, but I don't want to be tricked into it. Roy's also does not validate parking anymore. One hour is free, however, we know it takes longer to enjoy your meal at a place like Roy's.

april 7 months ago

Everything we ordered was very good and flavorful. The lobster dumplings were fired just right an were not dry. The lobster bisque didn’t require and extra seasonings and had two pieces of lobster. Sampler platter was well presented and the flavor didn’t disappoint. The lobster and shrimp were cooked perfectly as well as the veggies. Service was good we had a very nice waiter who checked in often. The only disappointment was they don’t valet parking. 💁🏾‍♀️ to avoid paying you must leave within one hour. This was annoying especially since we paid premium prices for the food.

Dini Moorhouse 8 months ago

We were pleasantly surprised to be seated in a short amount of time (11 people). Staff were nice and welcoming. Food - aside from “sticker shock” - was splendid. The kids menu was quite nice as well.