Lots of great sushi options. Great place for a date night or going out with friends. Really cool…read morevibes too.

We dropped in for a quick mid-afternoon meal - linner. We were the only ones there but were soon…read morejoined by others. We ordered a hot green tea and a small hot sake. (It was very cold outside.) To eat we ordered Tom Yum Shrimp soup (more spicy than we expected- and packed to take home), seaweed salad, garlic chili edamame (which we could not finish), tempura appetizer, and Ikura sashimi. It was all quite tasty. It seemed better than in the past. The service was cheerful and the food came out in a timely manner. We had not eaten here for almost a year but will do so more frequently.

Between the sentimental memories & the consistently awesome sushi, Haruki's in Cranston remains one…read moreof my favorite restaurants! On this visit, we ordered hot sake & a Sapporo to share. Then we went with our "regular" order: - Daisuke maki: inside - spicy tuna, cucumber, asparagus & tempura bits; outside - tuna, tobiko, spicy mayo, sweet sauce, chili sauce & cilantro with extra habanero tobiko on top (you are going to see a trend here!) - Spicy scallop maki with extra habanero tobiko - Negihama maki with minced yellowtail & green onion - Spicy tuna hand roll with habanero tobiko - which is our idea of the perfect dessert! Food is fresh & flavorful, always a fun & interactive experience at the sushi bar! NOM NOM NOM #YUM

Stopped in on Saturday evening, got lucky and were seated right away in the last open table. Even…read morethough they were crowded, service was quick. The miso soup cane out extra hot which I pleasantly liked since most places the soup comes out lukewarm. The Spider Shrimp roll was delicious. They had the dinner Bentos so we ordered those. Food was excellent. Very nice dining experience.

Excellent Miso Ramen! Great lunch specials! Tried the Matcha latte and chicken hearts as well!…read moreService was fast and friendly. Parking lot was super convenient. Will be back

Service was great. Everybody friendly and checked on us timely…read more I ordered the Nagasaki champon. It was damn near cold other than the bowl being slightly warm. I bit into the one and only scallop in my bowl and it was freezing. Infact we got 2 miso ramen bowls and they were cold too. We personally would have liked more veggies but the only real issue was that my ramen was less than lukewarm. Ambiance was great and friendly I'm sure if my food was warm I would have loved it. Maybe.

We had a very good meal at Ichiban…read more The place was not too crowded around 6:30p on a Saturday night, so we seated in a nice comfy booth. I got the Sashimi Deluxe plate and my niece got the pork ramen. Both were very good. The sashimi was very fresh and tasty. The ramen was not too salty, and the nooodles were thick and tasty. The fried pork pieces were also not too salty. Just right. Very nice service. Private parking lot on the side of the restaurant and off street.

So, so great! We went tonight with our 20 month old and had amazing service and amazing food. I had…read morethe salmon lovers dinner which was perfect. Our waiter said their kimchi was the best, and he wasn't lying. We loved our seafood scallion pancakes and even our toddlers French fries were crispy and hot and delicious. House salad was cold and crisp, miso soup was flavorful and has more than two tiny bits of tofu like most places offer. My husband loved his Kimchi ramen and tried hand grated wasabi for the first time! The owners came and chatted with us and our toddler. Our toddler isn't talking yet but he still included him in our convo and was very kind. Our waiter was so sweet and had great suggestions and fast service. 10/10.

The one star is for the unsuccessful "reinvention" of Seven Moons. What a shame! I can't rate the…read morefood because I turned around and got back in the car after looking through the window only to see that you are now a store front take-out joint. I must say, that is a terrible move, Seven Moons. It was peak lunchtime on a weekday and not a customer was in sight. Sad, sad, sad. I hate to see businesses fail but Seven Moons Asian Restaurant has all but ensured failure with this poor business decision. Listen up, SM: People chose eating at YOUR restaurant in your old location because, mainly, you had wonderful food and drink and because you had two bars, a private party room and spacious dining rooms with sit down service and a sushi bar. We can get Asian take-out on practically any street corner in any town! Remember the famous real estate slogan: Location, location, location! A store front take-out? Is that what you really want to be now? In a TJ Max plaza? Sorry you lost your lease but surely you could have moved to a better space than this. My family is deeply saddened by the loss of one of our famous eateries. We used to drive all the way from Oakland Beach to eat there. You won't be seeing us again. We're not driving 45 minutes to eat our meal out of take out containers while sitting in our car in the parking lot. I also resent that your online posting for Seven Moons is a little disingenuous in that you do not make clear that it's now a take-out joint. What did you think?--that you could trick people into coming to the new location for a meal and they would say, "Oh, no dining room? That's OK, I guess take-out is FINE.I sincerely wish you the best of luck but don't think it will help you. Best thing you can do to save your business is find a restaurant to lease, not a store front.

If you want to walk into a completely empty disheveled restaurant with peeling paint and ripped up…read moreseats then definitely recco! First off, the first item to arrive was completely cold soup (might I add the worst miso soup I've had in about 3 years). The waitress forgot our salads and brought mains before our appetizers even arrived. The fish from the sushi bar was not fresh nor were the vegetables hot for the hibachi meal. This place a few years ago used to be a favorite, now I would never step foot in the establishment again.

Stopped in here with some friends to try this place out since we were in the area!…read more Food: My friend got dashi tofu as an appetizer (not pictured) and it was quite an experience! Very silky, some crunch, and the dashi sauce was well balanced. We then ordered tonkotsu ramen as our entree, and let me tell you I was not disappointed. After trying numerous ramens, specifically tonkotsu, this rated 2nd under my first favorite place. The creamy, rich broth was balanced, the noodles were bouncy (maybe homemade?), and the toppings were all good! Personally I am not a fan of thick pieces of pork chashu, so just keep that in mind when ordering that meat topping. Otherwise, excellent! Service: it was pretty slow so we got in immediately. Our waiter was very nice and took care of our table promptly. Atmosphere: it's definitely darker in this place, but the atmosphere was cozy and the booths were nice! Overall for me this was a 4.7/5, I would definitely recommend going here and experiencing decent tonkotsu ramen!

Another flavorful lunch at Sakuratani. Tried the vegetable ramen noodle and was very good…read more Vegetable broth was flavorful and came with vegetable flavored noodles. Always try to stop by if I'm in Bristol or passing through. Worth a stop if you like ramen noodles, though my favorite is the tonkotsu or the miso pork ramen. Haven't tried any of the other dishes or appetizers but hopefully the next time. Service is good and nice calming atmosphere.

The food was very tasty! I tried some new things that I didn't like but I definitely felt that was…read moremore my preference than food quality. Miso soup ans teriyaki beef with veggies were AMAZING! And the Rangoons were very unique. Long and crisp. Tasty. The bathroom was.. well it could use some love but the rest of the place was super cool. Definitely would go back and try some different things. I do think the server forgot about me and my friend a couple times. But they were kind so it's all good.

Stopped in for a later lunch. Not too many patrons there. We were seated right away in the back…read morearea. Menus were easy to read and after a little bit we made our orders. Wanted an appetizer and also a separate roll to eat. Let them know our entrees and a few minutes later we were served our miso soup. Which seemed to be clam based as I tasted Little seafood clam in the seasoning. It was still good though. Although we both received two different kinds of spoons for the soup. After waiting, my entree arrived, before the appetizers and before our other entree. The other items and appetizers didn't come out until I was almost dove with my entree. God was good so that was a plus, it's just the timing was off on serving the food.

A few days ago we took two friends for dinner to Lims - their first time. It is one of our go-to…read morelocal restaurants; one in which conversation is easy and the tables well-spaced. As per usual we shared the dishes: garlic string beans, scallion pancakes (both delicious), steamed shumai (I think I preferred the fried version), and tiki udon with chicken. We also had the traditional hot sake. The service was very good as per usual. All this made for a convivial evening. Of course we will be back.

My husband and I were walking around Providence looking for a sushi spot . This restaurant popped…read moreup on Yelp. With seeing positive reviews we decided to give it a try . From the moment we stepped in the door we could tell we were in for a great meal . The service was great and I noticed how they greeted their regulars and knew their go to orders . A great sign that both the food and staff are great. They have a dining room , patio seating and a sushi bar . We decided to sit at the sushi bar . I ordered a lychee martini that was delicious. We ordered Kimchi fried rice ( we ended up taking it home for left overs. ) The Sweet potato maki was warm and crispy . The fried gyoza was also a great appetizer crispy and full of flavor . I also really enjoy miso soup with my sushi and they had an excellent miso soup . Our sushi came relatively quick, especially since they just needed to hand it over from their sushi station . It was very fresh and had a great ratio of fish to rice. I have never eaten so much sushi in one sitting I was beyond full and satisfied. Can't wait to come back to this location and try the different sushi specials.

I don't get to this Den Den location as often as I want to! It's super casual and delicious. I have…read morebeen really looking forward to trying their soft tofu stew but instead ordered the Japchae noodles. Very good! For the table we had edamame and dumplings too.

It had been a few years since I dined at Den Den and I was happy to return…read more The location on College Hill is really nice. I like the views and the dark interior. I also find the low key service very relaxing; you order at the counter and everyone is very patient. For food I tried the Chicken Karange and the Bibimbap, cooked in a hot stone. I liked the chicken a lot but it could have used some more spices or seasoning. As for the bibimbap it was well prepared (though I am by no means an expert in the dish). I did expect more heat from either the gochujang sauce or the pork, but by the end of the meal my sinuses were telling me that it had been there :). My daughter really enjoyed her tonkatsu.

Not my first time here, another place was unexpectedly closed so this was a backup. Wasn't really…read morein the mood for sushi so I went with the yakiudon. It was tasty, portion was good. And everything was to my liking. Thick udon noodles with a slight chew and tender chicken. Healthy amount of vegetables mixed in, tied together with a light and simple broth. Overall, nothing ground breaking here. Solid value at $14 so if you have some friends who want sushi but you don't or you're tight on cash, good option. Good feeling overall in this place, little of a lounge vibe, service was friendly, no complaints out of me. It'll stay in the back pocket for a backup.

My wife and I really enjoyed our experience at Nami. The night we went in I was a bitterly cold…read morenight in Providence. We had actually planned on going to a different restaurant, but it was closed without anything saying their hours had changed or they were on vacation. Nami was not too far from the other place and so we went there. I love the atmosphere and hip/classy feel to the dining room. The server was very friendly, but so soft spoken it was hard to hear him. I just really wanted some miso soup and some sushi, but many things looked great on their menu. One little bizarre thing was that it listed a Clam miso soup on the menu, but when I asked about he said they did have a vegetarian miso soup but it wasn't on the menu. He did tell me they were redoing the menu. The miso soup was really good. We ordered a variety of sushi, which was also very tasty. I found it a bit odd the way they did their rainbow roll, which rolled all the fish inside the roll instead of fish layered on top. Also, the crunchy veggies inside the rainbow roll didn't really go with the rest of the fish very well. The Christmas Tree roll was my favorite and was delicious! I have to mention an odd circumstance about parking in their lot. When I came out of the restaurant there was a car blocking us. Apparently, since it's a small lot they tell people you can block cars but you have to be willing to move it once a table is done and wants to go. That's fine, but it was so damn cold outside that I really didn't want to have to go back in an bother people about this. I did anyway, but I just thought the whole thing was weird.