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    Broad seafood center

    3.9 (16 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 8:30 pm

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    Medium sashimi
    Christine K.

    Theres a lot of sushi places in pal park fort lee but this place is great for korean style hwae sashimi cut platter. We always order sides of garlic lettuce and ssam jang sauce and also buy their bones for spicy seafood stew at the end. The stew kit is super cheap and comes with all the ingredient and sauce for a huge batch of soup. The fish is fresh and i love that when we order the fluke they mix in different parts of the fish for texture! Great neighborhood joint for takeout sushi

    Sushi and sashimi combo with lettuce and makjang
    Teresa T.

    If you love an endless feast of sashimi and will like to try how Koreans eat their sashimi - this is the place for you. The place was very clean and modern. Takeout only and cheaper if you pay by cash. I took their Korean menu and translated in Google Translate but later relied on Uber Eats menu to order through the phone. The lady who picked up was fluent in English and super friendly. We ordered the small sushi and sashimi combo and lettuce with makjang. Amazing fresh fish. Many options of eating - 1)plain sashimi, 2) with soy sauce and wasabi, 3) with chojang (red spicy sauce) and 4)makjang. Of course with all these options, you can wrap it up with the lettuce or sesame leaves. So for me, if you getting the sashimi, get the lettuce with makjang too! If you love sushi, they have different combos. They also serve sashimi over rice and rolls but I prefer sashimi. Very healthy and flavorful! Next time I am going to order the sashimi medium, lettuce with makjang and add on the spicy fish stew just to make it more of a feast! Great option when you are too full for sushi and just want to chill at home.

    Chalita P.

    If you aren't Korean, I feel like this would be a difficult spot to order to go from. I don't think there was an English menu online and entering the establishment I really don't recall it English translation either. I luckily was with my good friend and got exactly what she had. If it wasn't for her, I wouldn't know my options, what's good, and communication with the staff would be difficult. However if you are fluent in Korean, you should get by no problem. What I got reminds me of poke but with a twist. The gochujang paste is what makes it different. we got the variety of seafood, and to be honest I don't know the exact fish but it was tasty. I'm sure there was salmon in there. For $17 it's a bit pricey as I could just order poke for less but you do get a container of rice and soup. It was nice and filling. I would definitely reorder from this spot again.

    Sushi (40 pieces)($70)
    Angela YJ B.

    (March 19, 2022) Sushi & sashimi dinner for take out. Apparently, this place is well known for take out only. No indoor seating available. We ordered : 1) Sushi - 40 pieces ($70) 2) Sashimi - Small ($70) 3) Vegetable - $5 4) Fish stew - 2 ppl portion ($18) (Meal kit - all prepped) Enough portion for 6 adults. Generous slices of Sushi. Rather small slices of sashimi. (Too hard rolled rice in sushi; supposed to be a good mixture of rice vinegar, sugar, salt, just about enough pressure to make the sushi rice into a ball) Chewing into the hard rolled sushi rice was the major downside. The upside was that all can be bought or as a mela kit: traditional fish stew can be prepped, and all you need to do is boil. Unless you want to get multiple side dishes (like Bada Story with endless dishes served), this take out is quite reasonable priced.

    I think this was a medium size.
    Jina L.

    Food Service Ambiance Not a dine in place, so not much can be said about the ambiance, but it's clean. The guy at the counter is nice sometimes there's a lady working there but I think the guy is more friendly than the lady Go there for fresh sushi. It's always fresh!

    $12 for this 1 pint of jeonbok-jook and it tasted nothing like it! No flavor, just RICE WITH SESAME OIL! Do not buy
    Liz P.

    DO NOT BUY THEIR jeonbok-jook. Are you kidding me. I paid $24 for 1 quart and it tastes like rice with sesame oil! What a rip off. If I didn't live far away, I would've turned around and gotten my money back. I can't believe they sell this as jeonbok-jook, they should be ashamed of themselves. 1 pint was labeled at $12 bucks. Robbery!

    Mn J.

    Sashimi wasnt bad but some menu (garlic, lettuce) are extra $5~9 and comes in very small portion. Those should've been complimentary when we spent over $100 already.

    Huge piece of high quality tuna "DRAPING" over small sized rice! Mmmmmm, delicioso!

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    This is like heaven for a seafood/sushi lover. Their set menus are excellent for bigger groups, and…read moreyou're guaranteed to leave with full bellies. As part of the first course, we got served oysters and other raw seafood side dishes that none of us could really eat. The server let us know that next time, if we let them know beforehand, we can sub that out for sushi rolls! Wish we knew this because we ended up only eating a few of the oysters and the rest were left to go to waste unfortunately. Everything else was great. We got served such a big spread of dishes including steamed egg, soup, corn cheese, grilled and fried fish, etc. before even getting to the main sashimi. You could tell all of their fish is fresh and high quality. Make sure you come hungry because all the protein will definitely fill you up!

    I'm kind of surprised I only recently came to this location of bada story. For some reason we would…read moreusually go to the other location in englewood cliffs, which has since closed. This one is older and the ambience is not quite as nice/private, but we had a great meal here. I love their sets! The sashimi is incredibly fresh. I'm usually not a huge fan of Korean oysters, but the ones we had here were the freshest I've ever had. Next time I come I will probably ask for the fresh fluke (?) sashimi to come out first before the assorted sashimi, because that was the absolute best and it was a shame we barely had room left to enjoy it. Service was very friendly and they even gave us the live octopus appetizer on the house because it was my FIL's birthday, which was very sweet of them.

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    Food, service ambiance for me always very good my husband and l eat here many times and we even…read morecelebrate the New Year's Eve last year with our friends (14pax) We love the quality of food always well prepared fresh and taste good, the staff are friendly, the price of the food is reasonable. I highly recommend

    Great spot in Fort Lee for high quality Japanese food in a nice yet casual setting. I especially…read morelove the lunch Gozen options. I ordered the Unagi Don Gozen ($42)- it came with a whole tray of different delicious items, with the star of the show being a generous amount of unagi (eel) over rice. The eel was cooked very well and the rice was flavorful with a bit of sweetness. There was also a small bowl of udon noodles, some sashimi, a crispy tempura shrimp in a yummy creamy sauce, flavorful edamame, mashed potato with corn, and some pickled veggies - quite the diverse array, all of which was tasty. The restaurant itself has a rather simple yet elegant Japanese wooden design. The prices suggest it's a more high end place, but the vibe is actually rather casual. The staff are very attentive and the service speed is pretty quick. Overall, I would definitely give Moru 4.5 stars if I could. I think it's great for most types of occasions, and the only reasons it's not getting 5 stars is because I do think the prices are a tad higher than I would've hoped and I think they could've done a bit more in terms of designing the place to match the price point. That being said, I still highly recommend Moru, especially for a nice lunch.

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    My girlfriend and I celebrated our 1 year anniversary at Sushi Kai. It was a phenomenal omakase…read moreexperience. All of the ingredients were fresh and prepared well. They didn't get to creative with the dishes--the majority of the dishes were nigri. That really let the fish/seafood shine. It felt like each bite was even better than the last. I especially enjoyed the toro (fatty tuna). I even ordered another piece once the main dishes were done being served. I didn't realize the omakase also came with a handful of desserts. My personal favorite was the black sesame creme brulee. It added a dimension of business and toned down the sweetness of traditional creme brulee. Service was top notch and the ambiance was great. There was one other couple during our dining slot so the chef was really like our personal chef. I'd definitely return.

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    Heard a lot of great things about this place, so this place has been on my list for quite awhile…read moreand finally made it. If you want amazing, fresh, and supreme sushi, this is the place! If you are thinking, no need to think. Go! Trust me! You won't regret it! First of all, the sushi chefs are Japanese, so you know that the sushi is going to be legit. And it was busy there from customers and take-out, so you know that everything will be fresh, too. There were so many options to choose from the menu, so I had to ask for a recommendation. My friend and I were recommended to try the omakase option and, boy, that was a perfect choice! There were 3 types of omakase and we chose the first one. -Sushi omakase - $70 -Sashimi omakase - $80 -Sushi & sashimi omakase - $90 This was my first omakase experience where I walked out super full and impressed. -We were advised to eat each piece without soy sauce because each piece was curated with their own unique flavors. -After our first bite, we were advised that we could ask the sushi chef to adjust the rice and wasabi ratio in each sushi piece. We decided to keep it as is. -The wasabi here is really good, but spicy, so if you can't handle the spiciness, definitely ask for less. I was crying because of the wasabi but I didn't want it to be adjust because it was so good. -On the menu, it states that you have 2 hours, which allowed us to enjoy the omakase at a nice pace. -The udon soup you get in the end is made with hand-cut, chewy noodles and it was a perfect ending. -And this omakase also includes a dessert at the end, which was a perfect sweet ending. I hope you made the right decision to come here for your sushi craving/experience. Once you come here, I bet this will be your regular sushi spot. Tips: -Yamagata in a small shopping plaza with parking, but it fills up fast. There is metered parking on the street if needed. -This place is cozy and intimate, so if you are planning to come at a busy time, I would suggest calling to make a reservation. -For the omakase experience, if you can, sit at the sushi counter so that you could get the full experience by getting each sushi piece from the sushi chef.

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