Found this restaurant serving a mix of Chinese, Thai & Japanese food in The Heights, a small Elmira…read morevillage in upstate NY. Took the rolling back country roads to get to this restaurant I found through a Yelp search while we going to the Watkins Glen race track. The sushi roll I had and Thai #3 my colleague ordered were delicious. Both of us being Asians from LA, we surprisingly thought it was better than a lot of places we've been to. The only reason I didn't rate it higher was the lack of won tons in the soup. The service was friendly, and there's plenty of parking, except avoid the potholes. If you're in the area, choose this spot over any chain restaurant.

I have eaten sushi from East Coast to West Coast, NYC, San Francisco, Bay Area, LA, San Diego,…read morePhiladelphia, Pittsburgh, Chicago... Taste of Asia can compete because they understand the importance of the rice and the quality of the seaweed. There is no better sushi in the area than Taste of Asia.

Small, only customer in restaurant on my visit. Ordered Szechuan Spicy Chicken w/ minimum oil. They…read moreoffered few appetizers and no egg or spring rolls. The kitchen looked dirty and I was slightly hesitant to continue w/ my order. Actually, w/in 10 mins, the order was ready. Dish had good flavor, but was swimming in a greasy sauce. I don't think, I will do a 2nd visit. Hope your visit is better.

Food is just okay, but definitely over priced. You will have to wait for a long while and walked to…read morethe front desk to ask if the food is ready. Average waiting time is about 25 minutes for one dish. Me and my friend we waited for over 30 mins for our food once. The second time I went there also waited for 30 minutes for a bowl of soup noodles. I had to ask them where was my order. I probably will not come back again. Waiting for 30 mins for their food is just waste of time.

I was really impressed with this place! My family and I had such a wonderful time. Our server was…read morepolite, quick, and personable. The owner was wonderful, the prices were decent, and the food was delicious and beautifully made. We will definitely be back

Where do I begin! Just walking into this place was great, it was dim, warm lighting with…read morecomfortable seating and you are able to see the workers make sushi right in front of you at the bar! My server was very attentive and patient to all of my food requests and gave me a fantastic sushi roll recommendation. Not to mention their crab rangoons were the best I've ever had, I will definitely be coming back just for those! Overall it was a beautiful and delicious experience. I definitely recommend!

Have been coming to Lover's throughout college at Binghamton and always had the best time. Some of…read moreour favorite memories were here. We came for the food and have always stayed for the service first and foremost and ambiance of course. Lovers always makes us feel taken care of and we were so excited to be back after a 4 year hiatus

While in the area and on the hunt for Sushi today, I came across Lover's Sushi & Hibachi and…read morestopped in for lunch. Walking in it was fairly dimly lit and silent as I was to be the only diner. The staff was very friendly and got me seated with a menu at the sushi bar immediately. The menu was fairly baseline with a few signature specialty dishes but all consisting of the same ingredients. I order a Hot tea, the Sashimi lunch special which came with a Miso Soup & side of Rice as well as the Treasure Island appetizer to sample some of their more unique dishes. The Miso Soup was both warm and flavorful. The Treasure Island app was an interesting blend of sweet savory and fat flavors with fresh Mango, Avocado, Tobiko, Ponzu and diced fish's but it was unfortunately all just overtaken by the heavy Mayo and tempura flakes. The Sashimi lunch was presented fairly but the quality of the fish was sub par to say. All of the previous frozen variety and using Izumidai "tilapia" in place of Red Snapper. Overall it certainly was not the greatest Sushi dining experience for me personally and I would pass on the next opportunity to visit. That being said there seems to be very limited Sushi dining opinion this area and it was fairly reasonably priced 2 course lunch. 3.9/10 Very friendly staff, lower quality ingredients.

Just got a bunch of food for my husband's birthday. I will begin with the positive: the wontons and…read moredumplings are pretty good (pan fried and in peanut sauce), the shrimp toast is very good, the egg foo young are small patties, but a good amount and tasty. The negatives: the hot and sour soup is terrible (so bad, tastes like the bottom of a dirty pan- not hot (spicy), not sour. The eggplant in garlic sauce, does not have a garlic sauce (barely any sauce in what should be a saucy dish) and for some reason it is deep dried instead of pan fried. Feeling sad about my choices

Horrible service. Man behind counter wouldn't let me mark what I wanted on the menu, and order was…read morevery wrong. Had an argument with me about what size I wanted. Wouldn't let me order small. He insisted we order large so he could charge me more. Won't be back. I don't like being taken advantage of.

Wonderful service by "Nancy"; and the chef cooked every morsel perfectly! Great portions for a…read moregood price. Wing special on Wednesday!--gonna try...

My wife loved the coconut soup very much and remarked she could eat it everyday! Chicken satay was…read morewell cooked but we've had better peanut sauce. Perhaps you can reach out to Pat at Thai Thai restaurant on upper court Street in Binghamton and get her peanut sauce recipe? It is superior to any we've had. The grilled shrimp appetizer wasn't grilled but appeared to be done on a flat top. Cooked, not grilled. My Pad Thai was different than any I've had. Rice noodles were thinner and would stuck together making it difficult to eat. More like long thin rice spaghetti that needs a knife to eat. I found I was grabbing up globs of noodles without a knife. Chicken in the dish was ground having a different take on any others I've had. I liked it. Would be nice to have a spice rack when seated so we could add more spice rather than having to choose 1-5 and hope for the best. For the price they should give you extra napkins without asking and ice water when you sit down. I've never had Pad Thai as good as at the Thai Thai restaurant I mentioned earlier in Binghamton. I hope you reach out to Pat and get her recipe for that as well. It's the best! I always get chicken and shrimp Pad Thai there and it's the best we ever had. Delicious! As far as ambiance at the taste of thai, the place has none. Only a ladies room at the entrance, men's room closed. We'll go again in a month and hope they take our advice.

I've been coming to Sakura since they first opened in 2008, and they have consistently served, in…read moremy opinion, the most delicious and highest quality sushi (and other Japanese food) in the area. Every dish has deep umami flavor and the vegetables are always so fresh. They have many masterfully created sushi rolls, and a great selection of appetizers, too. The owners and staff are warm, welcoming people whom I look forward to seeing when we eat there. The salmon teriyaki, ikamaru, kara age chicken, volcano roll, spider roll, godzilla roll, spicy salmon roll...I could recommend for hours! When in Endicott, don't miss Sakura!

If I go out for dinner, I'm spending my money on sushi. IMHO, Sakura is the best sushi restaurant…read morein Broome County.

I ordered the food from door dash. When I got it, I really enjoyed the food. I got the fish with…read moresalt and pepper. Wow was it good. The fish was fresh and the portion size was appropriate for the cost. I also had a shrimp egg roll. Now let me just say I loved the flavor of this egg roll. The taste might have been ginger but was so unexpected and I really enjoyed it. Last but not least I had 6 wings with garlic sauce. I love garlic. The wings were cooked perfectly, sauced but not too much to take away the chicken's crunch. The service was fast and the food arrived hot. I would recommend this restaurant.

My wife and I had been to this restaurant at least six times in the last year. I used to go when…read morethe previous elder couple ran the place and introduced my wife to it not knowing the new people took over. I loved the black bean shrimp and still do. Today on the first Tuesday of June we went in around 2 pm. The lady and man working there were eating. We felt we were interrupting. The man quickly asked what we like to drink. We said hot tea and water. Once delivered we discovered the water tasted bad due to what I figured was freezer burned ice cubes. The hot tea was also bad, a pity since we loved it before. I complained to the woman that the water and tea were bad and while she was in the kitchen I grabbed two waters from a glass refrigerator by us and had every intention to pay for them. She took the tea and bad ice water away complaining to us how could this be. I asked her to taste the water with ice and she refused. It must have upset her because we heard her yelling with her coworkers in the back. Prior visits we were offered crispy noodles in a bowl with duck sauce to dip them. No longer. The lady who once ran the place always sliced a orange on a plate for her guests to clean their palate before they left. The new manager seems to care less about her customers. Since she ate nearly the whole time we were there, we felt as if we were intruding on her lunch. If we were, she let it happen and didn't even remember me or my wife and how we tipped well. Not this time. We will never go back regardless of any circumstances. The booths are more than uncomfortable. Steer clear! I will miss the back bean shrimp but nothing else except the old kind woman who once ran the place and her chef.