The price and the quality of the food is absolutely impossible to beat…read more I ordered pick-up for the salmon avocado and the tuna avocado. It was ready within 15 mins of me calling. I will definitely be ordering this again!! 10/10!!!

Very nice Sushi spot in Woodside/Sunnyside, with super attentive staff…read more Went there with two other people on a hot Summer evening, wanted to sit down indoors but they were full (it's not a massive restaurant, probably fits about 15 people inside at a time). However they made sure we had seats and glasses of water right outside their front door while we waited for a spot, very kind of them. Once we eventually got in and snagged a table, we saw that there's a team of 2-3 professional sushi chefs behind a counter in the middle of the dining area, with a display of sashimi and other goodies behind the counter. A good sign for sure. They have a pretty extensive menu (I'd like to come back and try a few more things at some point, like their pineapple fried rice), but we came specifically for the sushi and ordered accordingly. Had some Edamame and Tempura Shrimp to start, and then ordered the "Lover's Plate" (or something along those lines) for two, to share among the 3 of us. Menu said it came with a good sampling of different kinds of sushi and sashimi, which is exactly what we were hoping for. And holy crow, do they not skimp on the portions. The Lover's Plate is like $50, but it's well worth it. We were utterly stuffed and could barely finish the food - would have brought home more if we didn't know that sashimi rarely stays as good after a day or so in the fridge, so we crammed down as much as we could while sitting there. The bottom line about the sushi and sashimi is that they were good - maybe not spectacular, but again quite good overall. Clearly they know what they're doing, behind the counter. Meanwhile their staff came over multiple times to check on us, see if we liked the food or wanted anything else - they seemed genuinely keen on making sure we were having a good time, despite having a packed restaurant of other customers to handle as well. The bill wasn't cheap, but it wasn't crazy expensive either - just the right amount, given the quality of the food. Would happily come again and try out other items from their sizable menu.

Small little Korean spot in Sunnyside by the train station. They have a decent menu with a bunch of…read moreoptions for soup and rice dishes, etc. There's not too many seats inside so a lot of people tend to order pickup or takeout. The food is good/average tasting. The workers are super nice and friendly. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area and are craving Korean food.

I've been to Doma a few times and love it. Some of the best food of any kind (it is Korean) in the…read moreneighborhood, which is loaded with great restaurant options. A small mom-and-pop, maybe mom-and-daughter, place -- the kind you feel good supporting. And the food is superb. Authentic, unique, adventurous even. The servers are helpful, efficient, and friendly. Food great, service great. But after today's visit I'm not sure I'll go back. Maybe I was there on a bad day, but an employee (maybe the proprietor) so messed with the otherwise lovely ambience of the place that by the end of the meal, I couldn't wait to escape. To me, it's just irritating as hell when somebody in a restaurant is making noise with their telephone. Maybe they feel the need to subject everyone in the restaurant to their conversation. Maybe they want to watch a TV show. Maybe they want to listen to THEIR music, so they decide everyone else is going to listen to it too. Maybe they want to use it to make the kids shut up. Whatever, it just seems totally inappropriate and disruptive. Doma is a very small restaurant and a woman who appeared to be an employee, maybe even a proprietor, was doing exactly that, by herself at a table, and everyone in the restaurant could hear it. HAD to hear it, whether we wanted to or not. The restaurant had music on, but she was at one of the few tables watching what mostly sounded like a TV show and it conflicted with the music and the whole atmosphere of the place. By the end of the (delicious) meal, I couldn't wait to get out of there. But if you're more tolerant than I am, give it a try. (Nothing like this has happened when I've gone to Doma before). It really is an exceptionally good restaurant.

I live around the corner from here and was happy to see a new spot that isn't another coffee shop…read moreopen up within walking distance to me. This place mostly looks like a to-go spot, but there are tables inside if you want to sit. I placed an order at the counter and was told it'd be around 15 minutes. What I really appreciate about this spot is that it has a decent sushi menu but also offers soup dumplings - these are two of my favorite things. The inside is clean and casual. After around 15 minutes or so my order was ready. The sushi I had was fresh and well-priced. The soup dumplings were good also, though a little more doughy than what I usually like. I was sad that they forgot my miso soup. Overall I would come back here again, especially given that I live right around the corner.

After playing at a nearby playground, we were starving and looking for a place to eat. This…read morerestaurant popped up in my search and was conveniently located just two blocks away, so we decided to give it a try. It's a fast-casual spot specializing in Americanized Japanese fare. Here's what we ordered: Shumai ($5.99/6pcs): you can choose to get them steamed or fried and I highly recommend getting them fried. They were cooked perfectly and it had a nice crispy exterior and soft center. Yes, they aren't as healthy but they are so much more tasty fried! Shogun Wings ($7.99/5pcs or $13.99/10pcs): solid wings. They were very crispy and slightly salty. It was accompanied with some kind of soy based dipping sauce. Spring Rolls ($5.99/3pcs): was just okay and would probably skip these next time. Dragon Roll ($12.99): eel and cucumber with avocado on top and drizzle of eel sauce. This was delicious but much too similar to a stadard Eel roll which I could probably have ordered for $8. Beef Teriyaki Bowl ($11.99): served with fried rice and broccoli. The teriyaki sauce was very good but the beef was a bit too chewy. We also got two Hibachi Bentos which came with miso soup, rice (white or fried), broccoli, two pieces of gyoza and four pieces of a California roll. Hibachi Salmon Bento ($14.99): I opted for white rice. It came with 3 pieces of Salmon and was really solid dish. Hibachi Chicken Bento ($13.99): We chose fried rice. It came with a generous portion of sliced teriyaki chicken. We all agreed this was by far the best dish among the beef, salmon and chicken bowls we ordered. Taro Milk Tea ($5.99): good overall, and tapioca was nice and soft. Overall, a great lunch. We scarfed everything down. Good to know there's a solid spot to grab a bite whenever we are near by.

Love coming to Ten Ichi! They have the most amazing finds and I LOVE Ramune. They have all…read moredifferent types. So good. The shop is well organized by product making it such a cute little shop you can't help but want to shop in. Stopped in for a smorgasbord of foods. Today's haul consisted of BIG shrimp shumai. Chicken Teriyaki with white rice, Pork belly, various sushi rolls, mochi, sushi sandwiches, curry and cheese rice balls. So good. So delicious. Very flavorful and most importantly super fresh. We got a strawberry sando, which was light and fluffy and the strawberries were perfectly ripened and sweet. Highly recommend everything! The staff are all super friendly and accommodating. You have questions, they have answers. Card and cash accepted!

Cute little market of goodies ! Great selection of hot foods and sushi to go . Many international…read moregoodies including Pokémon and Hello Kitty. Small inside but well stocked , be ready to browse the aisles intently. So many great items .

Neat spot with Japanese goods!…read more They have wide selection from keychains, off the shelf food, microwaveable food, popular drinks, ice cream and frozen food Small store but packs a lot!

This is a small store that I happened to pop into when I was in Sunnyside visiting some friends…read more Again, it's SMALL but it PACKS A WALLOP! They had everything that I wanted. All the Japanese drinks, and ingredients to make a few dishes that I was going to prepare. Honestly, when a friend told me about this place I didn't expect much, but it was all I could ask for! とっても便利な食料品店です。後悔しませんので、ぜひ行ってみてください。 I want to say that after reading about the fire, that I support Mr. Takahashi in making this store work! There are so few Japanese-owned Japanese stores in NYC these days, that it's nice to see this. 高橋様、応援しております！ A link about the store and the fire. https://qns.com/2021/12/taiyo-foods-set-to-reopen-at-new-sunnyside-location-more-than-4-months-after-fire-tore-through-store/?utm_source=sunnysidepost.com

I was craving sushi/Japanese cuisine and can across this restaurant right across from the Woodside…read morestation. If you like shumai just ask like I did. That craving was satisfied. Found it included with a dinner offering, but not listed otherwise. Miso soup is good. I enjoyed the Hawaii roll (see photo). They offer Sapporo and Kirin Ichiban beers served with chilled glass. It's a good sit down place if you're not in a hurry. Of course take out available. I'll be back next time I'm in town.

Everything on the menu is delicious and beautifully presented. The drinks a amazing too! Lychee…read moremartini is my favorite!

If you want a no frills reasonably priced sushi spot this is a good place to try. I had 2 beers…read moreand a 3 roll combo while my friend had 2 rolls and our bill came out to under 50.

More to a 3.5 star. Place was alright, not fancy, but comfy…read more Good service. About the food..I ordered edamame potstickers - the wasabi flavor was too strong. Not for me. King crab dumplings- pretty good. My friend ordered astoria sushi, and said his was good... but my seafood vegetable udon was pretty bad. Tasted blend, as if they just poured water and add a cube to it. Nah, dont order the udon. Maybe they're only good for the sushi.

After Takesushi closed, we decided to wander into this new spot. I had never tried this…read morerestaurant for lunch. There were hot and cold lunch specials, some with noodles, others with raw fish, and also comes with hot miso soup or salad. I ordered the sashimi deluxe, and the sashimi tasted fresh. I enjoyed the presentation and the cute plates. The interior decor as in the walls were minimal and grey. There is a gap in the day where the restaurant closes. There are alcoholic options and also some non-alcoholic beverages as well. I found our waiter helpful and patient. I would definitely return to try it again.

We discovered the restaurant this year. Better late than never! Since our first visit for lunch, we…read morehave continued to come back for more lunches whenever possible, and we've recently tried dinner as well. We're so glad we found this new place, as not many traditional Japanese restaurants run by real Japanese sushi chefs are around these days. Most of the chefs we know decided to retire. We were served by Mai and Myrei before. They're lovely and trained well. We ordered an oyster appetizer, which we thoroughly enjoyed. I also loved the chirashi so I have had that a few times already. The sushi set was also very delicious. Everything was fresh and cut nicely to perfection. It takes a skilled sushi chef to cut the fish correctly, maintaining the fish's freshness. We also tried the udon soup, and wow, we were not disappointed. Awesome all the way! This is a must-have regular food. Try it!