So my wife and I eat asian food no matter where we go. So we had to try it in Puerto Rico. The…read moreservice was great and the restaurant itself was nice. We ordered a churraaco roll that was amazing. I normally don't like warm sushi rolls but this was different. We also had an order of Mongolian beef and chicken in garlic sauce. Every was great.

This place is a hidden gem. The lady who runs it is so incredibly sweet and welcoming! She makes us…read morefeel like we're eating at a friend's house. We tried the beef udon and it was honestly some of the best I've had. The beef is super tender, not chewy at all, and reallyaks up the flavor. My 5-year-old, who usually picky in eating, somehow polished off two whole bowls of the beef noodles. We'll definitely be back!

Located on the first level of the Sheraton Hotel & Casino in San Juan, this restaurant is truly a…read morehidden gem. The ambiance is casual, welcoming, and family-oriented. Unlike many heavily advertised restaurants in the area, this unique fusion of Caribbean, Peruvian, and Oriental flavors brings together the best of all worlds. Our group of eight ordered a variety of dishes, and each one was outstanding in its own way. My Chaufa Fried Rice was unlike anything I had ever tasted before--rich in flavor and perfectly prepared. The Yuca Tostones were also a first for me and a delightful surprise. To finish the meal, we enjoyed a Dulce de Leche custard that was simply incredible and provided the perfect sweet ending. Our waitress was attentive throughout the evening and made us feel genuinely welcome. Excellent food, great service, and a wonderful overall experience. Highly recommended.

Ambiance and food were 10/10! I loved the edamame and hummus pictured with the wonton chips, it was…read moreextremely fresh. The service was awesome and very welcoming. This restaurant is inside the hotel so it can be hard to find at first. The dessert was amazing and the sushi selection was great and I really enjoyed my meal. I'd highly recommend especially with the live band.

Great food selection. Service was fast. Food was great quality. Portions are large. Highly…read morerecommended

We placed a large takeout order from Tayzan after seeing the long line outside and all the great…read morereviews. Since it was just a short walk from our hotel, we decided to give it a try. My parents had eaten here before and said it was really good, so we were excited to see if it lived up to the hype. The restaurant had a lively, bustling atmosphere, with a steady stream of customers dining in and picking up takeout orders. Even though it was busy, the staff kept things moving efficiently. Even for a large order, the wait was only about 30 minutes. They have a separate pickup area for to-go orders, which made the process organized and easy despite how busy they were. We ordered the beef fried rice, house fried rice, churrasco steak, house lo mein, sesame beef, jumbo shrimp, chicken wings, fried pork, pork ramen, and three sushi rolls. The kids in our family chose the Philly Roll, Salmon Avocado Roll, and Red Dragon Roll, and they really enjoyed them. I had originally planned to order a different sushi roll from the menu, but it wasn't available that day. It wasn't a big deal, though, because the rolls we did get were fresh and delicious. Everything was flavorful and well prepared. The churrasco steak was my personal favorite--the meat was incredibly tender and already well seasoned on its own. My husband wasn't a fan of the accompanying sauce, but he agreed the steak itself was excellent. We also really enjoyed the fried rice, and the portions were generous. They were also generous with the condiments and included a variety of sauces with our order, which we appreciated. The only thing we missed was chili oil, since it's a condiment we usually expect to have available at Chinese restaurants. If you're staying nearby or looking for a restaurant that offers both Chinese and Japanese cuisine, Tayzan is definitely worth checking out. Just be prepared for a crowd--it seems to be popular for a reason!

The food was really good and flavorful. Loved my boricua roll! My mom's Denko fried rice was…read moredelicious! She kept raving about it. My sister's vegan choices did not disappoint. Service was nice and the ambiance was nice as well. Will definitely be back the next time we are in Puerto Rico.

Food was flavorful and delicious! Both soups were spicy and good portions 9/10. I didn't like the…read moretexture of the pork belly in the ramen so I got beef instead. If you like spicy soups ask for extra spicy but good luck! The Thai wings are a must, very good definitely could've been more than 5 for the price 9/10. The shrimp tempura was okay but it was missing something and I probably wouldn't get it again 6/10. The place looks nice and clean. We went on Monday 02/24/2026 and it was not busy at all maybe 5 people in total. CUSTOMER SERVICE WAS TRASH & NOT WELCOMING! I'm so glad the food was good because I got sick during my trip and needed some soup, they have some good stuff but I wouldn't recommend dining there. If you want to try it order pick up or delivery.

This was one of our last meals in PR and it was amazing! The kara'age and the katsu were both made…read morefresh to order, I was able to watch the whole process. The katsu don came with this amazing corn soup as a starter. I could have probably had a whole bowl of it. The egg and katsu paired really well with the soysauce. The curry and chicken was also a perfect combo. I'd definitely come back. The staff was super friendly. Interior was cute, there is a few parking spots out front but could be a bit challenging if you are coming during peak hours.

I'm giving Kemuri 5 stars because it's one of the best we have in Puerto Rico. Japanese comfort…read morefood and a fairly simple menu but the flavors are all solid and everything homemade. No sushi here and it can be difficult to get a seat sometimes (hour wait for party of 4 on a Sunday for walk in). Overall, the service/food are all great and I am a regular customer here. Is it as good as a big city Japanese restaurant? Probably not. But it's still solid and worth a visit.

This was the sleeper hit of our trip!!!…read more It was tough to convince my wife that our last dinner in PR would be Chinese/Japanese, but our hotel (El Caribe) had no good options and no one was willing to drive towards Old San Juan. Ikura was walking distance, just past 787 Coffee. The Yelp reviews were very positive and with good reason! The owners, possibly a husband wife, were very accommodating and worked together to ensure efficienct service. The menu had a mix of classic American-Chinese offerings (kung pao chicken, orange chicken), but also typical Japanese faire (sushi/sashimi, bento boxes, and udon noodles). My wife loved her hot and sour soup and kung pao chicken, while I love my bento box with fried rice, 4 piece California roll, salad, and pepper beef. We saw other guests who ate sushi and it looked really good. If you tire of lechon asado, mofongo, and all manner of fried appetizers, this is a great option!

A local Japanese restaurant, Food is very well priced and so is the Quantity. A must try for folks…read moresaying in Caribe Hilton and Condado Lagoons. Just around the corner. Good value for the quality and quantity.

I really enjoyed this place! I heard that Chinese food in Puerto Rico was amazing so decided to…read moregive this place a try. It was empty but everything i saw online looked delicious. I ended up ordering a mango sushi roll & general tso chicken. All were huge portions and really delicious. The general tsaos had big chunky meat and the mango roll was absolutely fresh tasting. The staff was really nice & attentive.

Business is very clean and staff responds very quickly. I ordered the Spicy Orange Chicken with the…read moreSeafood tempura roll. Everything tasted really good but, the chicken was nice a crispy and still juicy on the inside. Overall it was very good a little pricy but delicious.

I was recently inspired by an IG story by the supermodel, Paulina Porizkova where she spoke about…read morehow governments turn people against each other to control the population. Citing how she was born into communism, then lived in socialist countries and now has made a home in a capitalist society, she spoke with authority about what is happening in the world right now. She eloquently reminisced about her experience in a communist country, where the enemies were the capitalists who, "kept us from achieving our full potential," in the former republic of Czechoslovakia. The overarching message is that there is more power in unity than being in a fragmented society where its people scramble for truth, justice and freedom. A concept like Godai can only exist in a free society. Everywhere I went on this recent trip to Puerto Rico, I heard people talk about this restaurant: on business meetings, at drinks at a hotel bar and from local friends. Apparently, it's a bit of a social media darling among locals. And, there's good reason. What started as a speakeasy omakase establishment by chef couple Cesar and Daysi is now a full-service restaurant with 3 different spaces: izakaya, omakase tasting room and zen garden. Only in an environment where people have the liberty to pursue their passions, learn techniques from different cultures and there's a free exchange of ideas, can a restaurant in one island nation be inspired by the culinary traditions of another island nation. My dining companions and I were so inspired by the well orchestrated and attentive service, I asked Chef Cesar whether he had made everyone read Will Guidara's "Unreasonable Hospitality." He demurred with humility and said, "we're still trying, and thank you." The food was phenomenal. I'm pretty sure it's the first time I've had black truffle shaved over my tuna crispy rice, and it was tasty. We also had the bluefin and salmon crudo, duck fried rice, spicy edamame, shishito peppers, robata miso black cod, Alsatian white wine, unfiltered sake and panna cotta with raspberry. I noted how authentic everything looked and tasted, but there was a local twist and cariño expressed in every dish. This was not fusion, but Japanese food seen through a local lens. It's not so much that they're trying to recreate an experience in Japan, but paying homage with respect to Japanese gastronomy. You might think that Japan and Puerto Rican cultures are polar opposites, but food brings people of all types together. Godai is a great testament of this, and Paulina would certainly enjoy this spot for so many reasons.

Exceptional service. Staff excelled with attention to detail, being professional yet personal. Food…read morewas top notch, Worth every penny!

Sushi in our hotel, it was priced fair and the rolls were clean and fresh. We stopped by several…read moretimes for quick snacks. The Blue Crab is a nice choice on their menu. Five stars for quick, tasty hotel bites.

Excellent service and through three meals everything was fresh and delicious. The yellowtail and…read moresalmon were excellent, as was the spicy tuna. On one of our visits we tried the handroll sampler and it was also fantastic. Probably would not order the lobster again, but the blue crab was very good.

so so good! highly recommend! great vibes, amazing food and customer service. you won't regret itread more