Walked by this restaurant many times when going to our favorite grocery store (Lowes Foods) next…read moredoor and finally decided to try it out for lunch before shopping. We were promptly greeted upon entering and shown to our table. The restaurant was about 75% full of other patrons and the dining room was clean and comfortable. Along with regular tables, there was limited seating at the sushi bar. As we began looking over the menu, our server made us aware of the lunch specials on the back page, which was greatly appreciated. I went with the Teriyaki Beef and my wife had the Hibachi Chicken. I chose the side salad with the house ginger dressing and my wife had the miso soup. Both of us went with white rice. Our sides came out pretty quick, and once we finished our sides, our entrees came out like clockwork. The Teriyaki Beef with accompanying vegetables tasted great, but I felt the portion size of both could have been larger. Still, it was a good value. Now, the portion size of the Hibachi Chicken with vegetables was much better, and it may be my choice next time. I want to mention that the sushi I saw being delivered to other tables looked pretty amazing, so the Hibachi Chicken may have to wait. Service was excellent throughout our visit. The only suggestion would be some soft background authentic Japanese music to add to the experience.

We were looking for good sushi while visiting family in NC, and my sister recommended Mizu Japanese…read moreRestaurant. Located in a large shopping plaza with tons of parking. We got there almost 2 hours before closing and it was packed! The service was quick and precise, and they had a wide variety of specialty rolls, entrees, drinks, and Sake. The sushi bar visible from each seat. The chairs were comfortable and easily accessible, it had a TV that was playing basketball at the time, and also music playing in the background. The food was delicious! We ordered A few rolls and a chicken fried rice. I would easily recommend this place to anyone looking for good sushi, sashimi, or Hibachi, since that's what Japanese restaurants are known for.

I finally got around to trying this place. I like some Japanese dishes like hibachi and street food…read moreat Don Express, but I have also had some experiences that were not good at other Japanese restaurants, especially with hibachi, which at most spots is rather pricey. An Hibachi Combo can run from around $17 to just short of $23. Most local locations include either a salad or soup, and some include both. There is 1 that includes neither, and the combo cost is $16 or more at that spot. Here I got the Hibachi Chicken, and there was a nice amount of food. Everything was good, but not great. I doubt I'll return since I consider Rio and Kimono as better options.

This is one of the two Japanese places near my home, and it did not disappoint. I had a decent…read moremeal; I got the shrimp and steak combination. It came with fried rice and sweet carrots. The portion size was fine. However, the other Japanese joint down the road gives me a bit bigger portion sizes, and I can usually squeeze two meals from one dinner combination. The inside is actually quite nice, with some seating and dated décor. I got my meal to go, and it was piping hot when I got there, and wrapped up nicely in a plastic bag. I was provided soy and duck sauce, even though I did not ask for it, as well as some napkins and a plastic fork. The gentleman behind the counter was pleasant and ensured that I got the correct order by going over my name, number, and order. I tried one of the house specials when I got my takeout; I got cheese steak spring rolls. I thought they were decent, I think they could have been filled a bit more, but the flavor was good, there was just not much in the roll itself, I can say this as one was pictured, but I got two, as I wanted to give it a real good try and see what they were all about. Like I said, the flavor was good, just a little underfilled for my taste. I had a decent experience here, but it was just okay.

My favorite J Best Japanese food in King. Staff are always friendly and the prices are fair.read more

Got very little protein. Not worth it. Super small pieces of meat. Would not go back. The young…read morelady at the counter was nice.

As someone who's eaten their fair share of sushi across NC (as well as some of the best in LA), I…read morehate having to write this review. We were originally planning to hit up our usual AYCE spot in Greensboro but didn't want to deal with the wait, so we decided to try Kimono since it's closer to home. Big mistake. Let's start with the rolls - they're basically rice bombs with a hint of fish somewhere in there. If you're into eating mostly rice with your sushi, then jackpot! But if you're looking for that perfect rice-to-fish ratio and fresh, vibrant flavors that good sushi should have, keep driving. The quality is barely a step above what you'd grab from Harris Teeter's sushi counter, and I'm being generous here. The only saving grace was our server, who was attentive and friendly throughout the meal. But friendly service can't make up for mediocre food, especially when the bill hits $120 for three people. At that price point, you expect way better quality. Bottom line: Save your money and make the drive to a better spot. There are too many good sushi places in the Triad to settle for this. Your wallet (and taste buds) will thank you later.

recently visited Kimono for sushi and, unfortunately, was left quite disappointed. I ordered the…read moreNinja Roll and the Spicy Tuna Roll. The rolls were heavy on the rice, which overwhelmed the other flavors. Additionally, there was an off-putting funky taste that made the sushi comparable to what you'd find in a grocery store. On a positive note, the waiter was extremely nice and friendly, providing great service throughout the meal. While the ambiance and service were pleasant, the sushi itself did not live up to expectations. It gets one star for bad food and the extra star for the great service.

Really wanted some good Japanese food and was not disappointed. Had the Shogan special dinner…read more(fillet, shrimp, and lobster tail). Along with that came the shrimp appetizer, fried rice, and vegetables. Was a lot of food, but I managed to eat it all. Everything was great, the lobster was not as good as usual, but still good. Chef did a great job and the wait staff was very efficient. Was a little warm in the dining room, but with four large stoves going it was understandable.

I love the atmosphere and Japanese food but they tend to…read moreOver-cook the seafood. I asked for a Rare Filet and had to tell the chef that it was done after he nearly cooked it to medium. The Scallops were sliced in halves so they would cook quickly but they were WAY overdone and the foot was left on, shrimp were dry and the Red Snapper was really overcooked and far too dry. Maybe their chicken was better but we chose all of the expensive items including a Lobster tail and ALL of it was overcooked. The only vegetables were onions and zucchini. I was needing something else green like broccoli . I was not very impressed but our service was very good. The rice was okay but I would have liked an option like Udon noodles instead... I don't think I will return but others may like their food cooked to death. Not happy with our Food.

I've been coming to this place for over three years now, and I've tried a variety of the menu…read moreoptions. Most of what I've had has been decently good. I'm not someone who usually leaves reviews, but lately I've been feeling disappointed. Since the restaurant has gained more publicity and traction, I've noticed a decline in customer service. I'm no longer greeted when I walk in, and I'm told to place my order on an iPad that's confusing and difficult to navigate. The prices are already high, and being prompted to tip on top of that feels like a slap in the face. For a family owned restaurant. At the very least, I'd expect a basic level of customer service. If the ambiance were better and customers were made to feel more comfortable and welcomed, I wouldn't feel the need to write this review. Unfortunately, I don't think I'll be back

I've been a Don Express lover ever since their food truck days years ago! Now that they have a…read morebrick and mortar it's just as good. I always get the yakisoba either chicken or pork, they are both good, and it truly hits the spot. The portions are plenty and the dish is consistently perfect. I particularly love the spicy mayo that comes on top too. The restaurant is quick service style with a casual atmosphere. Always on my list of recommendations to out of town guests!

We usually drive past this restaurant since we live and shop at places around it, but we decided to…read morestop in and try the sushi. This is not a high end place or even a place that specializes in sushi, but we thought we would give it a shot. It is clean on the inside of the restaurant and there is seating inside only. I ordered two basic rolls, while my wife ordered a roll and tempura veggies. I got my rolls in a few minutes and they weren't bad, again this is not high end, but it was decent. The cost at the time the visit was $7 per roll. My wife had to wait for her veggies and when it came out it was not tempura. The veggies were coated in cornmeal and deep fried. They were okay, but DEFINITELY NOT tempura. With the rolls being okay I did try the "tempura" but will pass on that in the future if we visit again.

Not bad at all!!!!! Rolls were good. Little casual quick Japanese dining here in Rural Hall area. I…read moredidn't expect it to be good so I was pleasantly surprised for sure. My traditional spicy tuna roll for $7 was as good as any sushi restaurant I've been to. Place was clean and service was great and friendly. Now... I ordered tempura vegetable appetizer. Ummmmmm ..not tempura, it's just deep fried vegetables. You might as well get a side of ranch and dip it in. And it was very oily. So, not getting that again. I'll be back for the rolls and order other appetizers. Overall I'm glad I came here.