Jennifer took care of us at Sake House. There aren't a lot of sushi-type places around Watertown…read morethat I know of, so it was time to give this a go! Jennifer made some recommendations based on our tastes - even on the beer side, which I was a bit hesitant to try, given my unfamiliarity. Ended up trying both Japanese beers that were offered and they were both excellent and paired well with my meal. Sushi and Hibachi dinners were fresh and filling. Loved the different sauces that were added to the dishes, and others were brought as well for appetizers that were ordered. Splurged on food here, I must say. We were really hungry, and I was eager to try a variety of what Sake House had to offer, so we ordered more than we normally would for a standard outing. It was cool that they even have Boba on their menu! And the taste was fantastic! We ate all our food and had no trouble with conversations, given the quiet environment. Staff was friendly and attentive, and I will return when I'm back in the area, for sure.

Great service..luv that they remember us each visit & even my order (I always get the same lol)…read more food always delicious & it's a relaxing atmosphere. So many yummy fresh sushi choices. Great warm Oreo dessert that we often enjoy. now I'm hungry for Sakes again

Fabulous. Everything fresh, plentiful and tasty. So many things on the AYCE menu. Tons of options…read more Soups salads appetizers, ramen, teriyaki oh yeah and SUSHI. Like a billion different rolls all of them are GREAT. The Philly roll is a standout. As was the Madison roll. The price was very reasonable. Great service too. Will return

Was hungry after touring 2 Frank Lloyd Wright sites and felt like sushi so I was happy I had…read morebookmarked Sake Sushi. Located on the West side of Madison, and I was already half way there. The neighborhood is nice and Sake Sushi is located in a small plaza, however I almost missed it since it is located on the side of the plaza and was not visible from the street. Inside I found an interesting mix of decor, it seems like a traditional Asian restaurant with white linen tableclothes and also some very modern touches including neon strip lighting along the ceiling and a variety of light fixtures. Overall a bit of a mishmash that would be better if they picked one style and stayed with it. I got there in the late afternoon so the place was empty at first, I was seated and given the menu which allows you to fill out what you want. The menu is fairly similar to other AYCE sushi places I have been at. Of note is that at dinner you can order up to 15 pieces of sashimi without an extra charge. I ordered a nice selection of sashimi, some sushi, a couple of different maki rolls, the salmon skin salad and the seafood soup. Interestingly the sashimi and sushi came out first, then the maki rolls, then the soup and salad. The sashimi was very good, fresh with nice sized pieces; the nigiri sushi had a nice portion of seafood to rice. I was a bit disappointed with the seafood soup, just a bit under seasoned and too much bean sprouts. The salmon skin salad was excellent with nicely roasted smoked salmon skin mixed with a bit of eel sauce, delicious, crunchy and one of my favorites that you don't see everywhere. I also enjoyed the scallops sashimi, large fresh raw scallops with a nice delicate flavor and texture. The maki rolls were good as well, nicely sized with plenty of filling. I did really enjoy the Super Lobster Roll with shrimp tempura, cucumbers, avocado then topped with lobster salad; the lobster salad was a nice treat, although I think it was made with lagostino lobsters it was still tasty. I also liked their version of spider roll, the soft shell crab was crispy and flavorful. I enjoyed my meal at Sake Sushi, dinner was $30 for all you can eat. The sushi and sashimi were very good, of course not quite the same quality as the best sushi bars but pretty close. Service was good and there are plenty of choices, including noodle dishes, fried rice, hibachi and tempura. The decor is a bit of a miss, but nothing that will keep you from enjoying your meal. Well worth a try if you are hungry and feel like some sushi and Japanese food.

Stopped in Saturday, quickly served, solid unique selection. Sashimi impressively fresh and…read moreflavorful. Would definitely come back!

Ordered a chirashi. Was disappointed. It was just another combo. Was asked if I wanted rice so I…read morewas confused because chirashi has rice under the sushi pieces. Ordered green tea and was never given the tea. It wasn't busy. There was only another table. When we were almost done another table came in. I might give them another chance.

Cold inside. Food didn't seem fresh. My dish came with pork or something and it tasted freezer…read moreburnt. I stopped eating it. Had pot stickers which were good but probably from Costco. Overall imo It was very unappealing. Lots of take out orders. Definitely not alot of people eating in. We won't be back

I'd give this a 3.5 stars but I can't…read more The service was good but the food could be better. All the food didn't come out at the time. We ordered chicken wings and dumplings for the kids and I'd say it's your average appetizer. We ordered the Thai Basil's fried rice with steak and it was not it. There was no Thai Basil in the fried rice, the steak were squares pieces that you can tell are used for hibachi. The dish should be called Red Curry fried rice because that's what it was. Last but not least I got the spicy short rib beef ramen and it's was good. Big bone, and spicy flavored broth. All the other ingredients were dunked under the broth so you'd have to scoop for them.

We ordered lunch take-out on a recent Saturday. It's great that they offer lunch prices on Saturday…read more(just not Sundays). We tried lunch B3: Shrimp lunch box which included sauteed shrimp with teriyaki sauce, fried rice, California Roll and a small salad. What a wonderful and filling lunch! Also tried lunch H5: Hibachi steak which included tasty steak bites, hibachi veggies, fried rice and a small salad. $13 price tag was super reasonable for all of these delicious dishes. Super happy we checked out Hachi Hachi in Brooklyn, just wish they'd open a restaurant near Verona, WI.

Excellent sushi, sashimi and service. We were delighted to find Hachi Hachi in the little…read morecommunity of Brooklyn. Started with edamame and rangoon then both shared a roll and sashimi plate. If you are looking for an amazing dining experience, I recommend the short drive south to Brooklyn.

Service was great, loved the performance from the our chief, and food was great, plenty of food…read moreeven some to eat later

Last time I was there, we had half our party there, and other half was late. I was part of the half…read morethat was late. Note it wasn't at all busy. That's very important to remember. We arrived and they were already cleaning up the area, we sat to eat and they were wanting us to pay as soon as we got there. I was very hungry and was finishing my family's food. Mind you were late by maybe 20 minutes. Even so again not at all busy. The hibachi area just got another family besides ours as we were being forced out. We were still hungry and had to literally go to Burger King to get food. You know how stupid that is? Getting shewed out of a steak house that is not busy, you did nothing wrong, and you need to still get food because they didn't do their job. I'm shocked they're still open.

Had the steak hibachi. They executed it wonderfully. Reasonable prices. Quiet and peaceful dine in…read more Highly recommend this place.

Wasn't the best ramen we've ever had, but definitely a reliable local ramen spot that if we are in…read morethe Pewaukee area. The restaurant itself is small, bright, clean, and easy to park at, and the staff were all very friendly. Service was also fast for a Saturday lunch. We started with the chicken karaage, which honestly tasted more like regular fried chicken than the super juicy, flavorful Japanese karaage style we usually look for. Not bad, just not something we'd specifically order again. The ramen, though, was solid. We tried both the Tonkotsu and the Bonito Yuzu ramen, and both had rich, comforting broth and really impressive pork chashu. The pork was incredibly soft and flavorful -- definitely tasted like it had been slow-cooked for hours. Between the two, I personally preferred the Bonito Yuzu because the citrusy yuzu flavor made the broth lighter, brighter, and more unique compared to the heavier Tonkotsu. Overall, a dependable local ramen place with friendly service and satisfying bowls when the ramen craving hits.

Omg. Good sushi in.....Hartford??? Ive been here a few times for a quick lunch with friends or on…read moremy own when I have a craving. It is almost never busy but I think that is more a reflection on their location in a meat and potatoes fast food town. I have been always impressed with the quality of the meal, speedy service and very cool ambiance inside. Would be a great date night if only my husband ate this kind of food. The sushi has the typical standards and a few things you may have never seen. Try the sweet plum wine. Delicious and drinks like dessert. I go back to keep good sushi in Hartford! Try it. You'll like it!

Very Japanese atmosphere. Owners speak fluent English and would pass for typical WI folks based on…read morethe jacked up F150 and hockey gear in the restaurant. Menu was huge and items my folks had were very tasty and fresh. I get to Hartsford regularly and will look to come back.

Quite possibly not just the worst sushi, but the worst food I've ever had in my life! The young…read morewoman in front was friendly and seemed nice, but had zero knowledge about the food. She called the sushi "chef" (that's a stretch in this case!) several times to answer questions. I asked if there were any spicy rolls, and he suggested a few, but they all contained imitation crab, which I find unappetizing. I finally settled on a Spicy Salmon Roll and a Soft Shell Crab Roll. I also ordered a Miso Soup. The Miso Soup arrived first, and it was a very watered-down version of Miso Soup with no umami. I stopped and pushed it aside after a couple of spoonfuls. The rolls arrived, and I was about to ask for wasabi and pickled ginger when I noticed these little pre-packaged plastic bags of wasabi and pickled ginger. I should have left then . . . a big mistake to stay. I started on the Spicy Salmon Roll. One bite and I knew I wouldn't enjoy it. I've never tasted such a mediocre take on sushi rolls. I ate two pieces because I was hungry, but it was all I could stomach. I looked at the Soft Shell Crab Roll and noticed that it contained imitation crab. I called the young woman over, and of course, she went and got the "chef". I told him that I didn't recall seeing imitation crab in the description of the roll on the menu. He said he'd make me a fresh batch without the imitation crab. The replacement roll came, and there were little red bits of something sprinkled on top of each slice. I called the young woman over and asked her what it was. She insisted that it was tobiko. Honey, I'm from California, and I know tobiko when I see it. This ain't tobiko. I gave her the benefit of the doubt. Again, another big mistake. I took a bite and quickly spat it out because my chest suddenly felt constricted. I started coughing, and tears began streaming down my face. My mouth felt like there had been a chemical explosion, and I had trouble breathing. I called the girl over again and, with a raspy voice, asked her what was in the roll. Of course, she called the "chef", and instead of answering my question, he told me he would refund me for the roll. My curiosity got the better of me. I was pretty certain it was the little red bits of "tobiko" that caused the reaction I had, so I scraped them off the next roll and removed the piece of soft shell crab, ate it, and it was fine. I braved myself and took a bite of the roll with the "tobiko", and had the same reaction as before. That was it. I'd had enough of this wannabe sushi joint. I gathered my things, told the young woman this was the worst food I've ever had, and left. That was such a frightening experience. The pain in my chest subsided after an hour or so, but my voice remained raspy for the rest of the day. I will never go back and wouldn't recommend this place to my worst enemy. How this place garnered 4.4 stars is beyond me. Giving it 1 star is being overly generous!

Delicious sushi for a good price, and located close to my home. Perfect for a lunch date or take…read moreout at home! My husband and I stopped in a few months ago, and we enjoyed it so much that we did take out for New Year's Eve. We chose Tree City, Yummy, Dragon, and Mini Volcano rolls. Don't skip out on this absolute gem!

This little house had a great lunch sushi special. The miso soup was one of the largest servings…read moreI'd seen in years. The presentation of the rolls was great. I tried two new rolls and enjoyed them both. The servers had limited English but it didn't cause any issues as our order was accurate. Parking was simple but they do reside on a divided lane road. Nearby intereseions make for easy u-turns as needed from either direction.

This small, unassuming sushi restaurant is right across the street from the Pinney Library branch…read more They have a private parking lot with several spots. They have a large menu of sushi and non sushi items. I enjoy their lunch menu specials and the variety of combinations they have made for their own sushi. The staff is friendly and very modest about their English abilities, but they speak English clearly and are very considerate. They are usually rocking some anime music in the background which just adds to the ambiance of the place. Haven't had a bad dish there yet!