This place is really cool! Interior has cool artwork and vibez are chill! They make the sushi in front of you and the service was great! We got take out and we came specifically for the katsu curry. It was delicious! We got a roll of sushi which was good too! Def would come back for the katsu curry! read more

Please don't come here. This amazing local spot should be mine and mine alone. The chicken udon soup is prepared so simply--the chicken in it is typically not the best cuts, to be honest -- but it is by far the greatest soup I've ever had in my entire life. Osamu and fam make eating there a comforting experience. The sushi is always fresh and delicious. Can't go wrong with any of the rolls, sashimi, etc. the tuna avocado salad may be the best deal on the menu. Or maybe it's the gigantic Sapporo. If I still lived in Brooklyn, I'd go once a week. read more

Amazing food and even more amazing people. The food is truly incredible and there is not a bad dish on the menu. The staff and environment is very welcoming, easygoing, and friendly. Great quality sushi without being ridiculously expensive. read more

Great, authentic sushi bar.with probably the best sushi in Brooklyn! I have been here at least twice a month since. Ai discovered this place about a year ago. read more

Geido is my family's favorite sushi and Japanese restaurant. My wife and her siblings are all from Japan so their expectations are always very high for sushi and Japanese food. In my opinion, for taste and price, Geido can't be beat. Osamu San is a true master and so chill behind the counter. I'm a huge fan of the sushi deluxe! A Brooklyn read more

Came here because of a friend's recommendation and it's very close to Barclays center! (A good place to have dinner before the game) Location: Very close to subway station & close to Barclays center. Wait time: We arrived at 5:30pm when the restaurant just opened. And the place is full of people before 6pm. Wait can take longer if you come on weekends after 6pm. Food & price: The food we ordered was great! We got the zasui soup, shrimp & vegetable tempura, oyako special(it was written on the board, didn't notice if that's a menu item or daily special), edamame & hot sake(sho chiku bai), my friend ordered some kind of nabe(pot). Zasui soup tastes really good and there were rice at the bottom, very comfortable to have such soup on a freezing night. The tempura was good but I wish they'd have more leafy vegetables in the tempura. Other food were good as they are normally but not really impressed. The price was pretty good for all the food we ordered. It's definitely cheaper than some other japanese restaurants of same level. Will definitely come back. read more

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Been living in the area for over a year now, can't believe it's taken me this long to finally eat here. This is THE Japanese place to go to in the area- whether you're looking for sushi or more izakaya style food. The fish is fresh, there's much more variety on the menu (compared to similar spots like Taro or Yamato), the service is excellent, the ambience is much more izakaya-like (much more low-key/unpretentious compared to Taro or Yamato), and the prices are so affordable. Only downside is that this place is ALWAYS packed. Expect to wait (and grab a drink down the street at Sharlene's) if you come during prime eating hours. Oh and Geido is CLOSED on Mondays. read more

Geido - Obama roll - Japanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I highly recommend Geido for some delicious Japanese food! Try to sit at the sushi bar if you can, you'll have some great views. The menu is huge and very interesting and unique. They have all the classics but also some more unusual items - for instance, in addition to all the regular tempuras they also had fish cake tempura! I want to go back to try some of these items. Go early because they run out of items sometimes, like the night we went they did not have anymore toro by 9:00 pm. Cheap and delicious large hot sake for $8 started off the night right. Next we had a tofu appetizer special served with vegetables, fish flakes and ponzu sauce. The chirashi entree was delicious and the fish was all excellent and very fresh. I loved that it came with ground spicy tuna also. Finally, we had one of their special sushi rolls, which included eel and mango and was topped in a mound of fried crunchy bits. Left very satisfied! read more

Geido - Chirashi - Japanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Very local spot for decent Japanese food. This place is flooded with locals which shows it's pretty authentic. I've tried two appetizers from the sushi bar which was good. The chawanmushi was some of the best I had. It was savory and soft. The only thing was that the shrimp was overcooked in it. Over all the food was good but I wouldn't intentionally seek to come back again unless I was in the neighborhood. The service here was great. read more

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Super mediocre food. Sushi was mediocre Service was fine Decor was not what I expected as the pictures showed a nicer restaurant read more

The food is delicious quite varied, and sometimes unusual. The service is very friendly and the ambience is pleasant, but a bit noisy. Oh well, you should try Geido. read more

The service was outstanding, very attentive waiter, gave very good recommendations to try Hamachi Collar, good portion and good value. Would go back again!!! read more

BEST Japanese Restaurant in the neighborhood. I love the hospitality that this restaurant brings. It was recommended by a friend and we cannot stop going here. First off, the prices are very reasonable. You get traditional comfort Japanese food without having to break the bank. The staff is so nice. They are also very friendly and will help recommend food options that are to your liking. Never have had a disappointing experience here. Will be coming back many more times. read more

Wow... I came here on an whim not knowing what to expect and I was pleasantly surprised. This little place actually ended up being the BEST sushi I've ever had in Brooklyn. Service was fast and friendly. Sadly we came at the end of the night and had to rush our order, however that didn't affect the quality of the food at all! Everything was top notch. The best roll was the mackerel roll! It was all so fresh you would think that the ocean is literally in their backyard. It was delicious. My friend and I had to fight over the final few rolls. Their menu is actually very diverse and it's far from the typical sushi restaurant menu. What really sets this place apart is the quality, care and effort that goes into their sushi! The salmon rolls and the spicy tuna rolls actually have flavor it's not some bland generic fish filling that most places serve. If you are in the Flatbush area this is definitely the sushi spot to stop in and devour! read more

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Finally Geido has reopened and you can order on line and can get authentic Japanese food in the neighborhood!! read more

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My partner and I are becoming quite the regulars at Geido. While we've always had an excellent experience here (with the thoughtful host and attentive staff), we recently had the unique delight of sitting at the bar by whom I can only assume is the restaurant's sushi master. What a kind and generous man, who remains so humble and patient despite the beautiful dishes he puts together. read more

TGIF dinner treat from the bf. Since he's been craving sushi for awhile now and wasn't extinguished by cheap half price sushi joints, I met the bf here after work. They open up at 5:30, so we decided to take a stroll around the neighborhood since it was a nice day out. Coming back around the corner, we saw that there was a line already formulating at the door, so that brought our hopes up. We asked to be seated at the bar to watch the itamae slice and roll skillfully. ORDER - Oyako special: salmon toro with ponzu sauce. Delish! Only 5 pieces though. - Omakase: too much wasabi we could feel it through our nose. Fish quality was great. We got 8 pieces/$25. Bf's fave was the yellowtail. I loved the salmon toro. Overall, service was great. The waiter refilled our waters adequately. It's not an intimate date night spot bc there's lotsa of kids around. Very family-oriented. Prices were reasonable too for the area. Only complaint was that we sat at the bar by the wall, which kind of obstructs the view of the itamae. And since we ordered the omakase, it was awkward for the itamae to place our sushi on the plate. read more

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Sadly the quality of the food has gone done whilst prices have gone up. The service and folks who work there are wonderful. Unfortunately the food just isn't anymore. read more

Food was excellent and the atmosphere was perfect. Went with four people and we ordered about 6 appetizers all which were fresh and very delicious. Has the pork katsudon as my main which was very good as well and my main thing with this place is that the prices are great. What they charge is fair. read more

Loved the food and the friendly waitstaff! The okonomiyaki and geido sushi for two was tasty and very reasonably priced. If you order the tempura ice cream, don't let them do the silly cheap fire trick-- the sake ruined the taste of the crispy tempura shell and pooled at the bottom of the ice cream Definitely plan on coming back here; it is definitely crowded often and the service can be a little slow because of the popularity. Overall a very pleasant experience and I'm excited to come back and try the daily specials! read more

Solid Japanese spot in the neighborhood with a lot of history as evidenced by the owner and son's feature on the Second Ave subway ads. Fish is really fresh. Must have is the ceviche salad, which was an excellent balance of vinaigrette, pepper and generous portions of sashimi. We shared the sushi deluxe, which is well made but the sushi rice was slightly sour for my taste. Okonomiyaki (vegetarian) helped keep us full. Chawan mushi (part of the board of specials that you should check out on the wall before you order) was super tender and flavorful from the shrimp and fishcake, which they can make bigger portions of it. Takes 15 minutes wait though, which is not bad. The chatter at the sushi bar with regulars, graffiti on the wall, and personalized photos and cultural items all speak to the history of this place. Waiters were very busy on a Friday night, but once you got their attention very attentive. read more

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Delicious! Stuffed shishitos were amazing. Fish was fresh! The staff is really kind. Will be back! read more

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This place gets crowded! There are so many sushi and Japanese places on Flatbush and this one gets so crowded I had to try it. A lot of families were there so it seems to be family friendly and have high chairs. We got the egg custard and crab cakes for appetizer. I got the Brooklyn roll. All of the food was mediocre to good. I then asked if they could do a cream cheese and eel roll (weird I know but I was feeling it) and they obliged. Overall, all of the food was OK but nothing wowed me. I was sad they didn't have beef nagamaki. In fact they don't have any beef options on the menu at all. My friend got the salmon belly toro and it seemed fresh. For dessert we tried the fried banana with ginger ice cream and the fried green tea ice cream. The fried ice cream had way too much batter on it and was too thick on the outside. They came over and poured some sort of alcohol on it and then lit it on fire for second seconds until the fluid burned out. It was a great show but the worse fried ice cream I have ever had. read more

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Came to Geido. It was perfect. The value is exceptional. Everything was fresh and tasted fantastic. Staff are incredibly friendly and service is really swift. Geido = Awesome. read more

2nd time I ordered from here for pickup where they messed up. Missing an item this time. Won't pick up the phone when I tried calling. Tried literally 10x+. Terrible consistency of service. read more

Very authentic Japanese food and even better prices than most similar restaurants around the area. read more

Geido - Wall decor - Japanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

It is our family favorite, from the grandmother to the youngest child everyone has something in the menu they devour. We enjoy everything they make, great quality of ingredients and they have excellent service. Their staff has been there for quite sometime which gives me the impression that it is a nice place to work at. I'm so glad they survived the pandemic's worst period. read more

Little wonder that Geido has long been the best and most popular Japanese restaurant in the neighborhood. Not only does Geido they have top-notch sushi but many other favorites such as katsudon, okonomiyaki, tempura, yummy grilled fish, and Japanese salads. The staff couldn't be more friendly and knowledgeable. And prices are very reasonable, even for sushi. Great to see my favorite Japanese restaurant open again. Feel very safe going there to get take out. They do an excellent job packaging the food so that it tastes just as good at home. Highly recommended! read more

GEIDO is non-assuming but very, very good. Especially at the price point. Where else can you get a 5 piece omakase for $15? Hell of a deal. For three of us, we each did the omakase, orders of both types of seaweed salad (black was very fishy), and a shared Obama roll (tuna, salmon and yellowtail with masago and eel sauce). The Obama roll was excellent. Would definitely get that again. For our omakase, we each got: seabass, salmon, yellowtail, tuna, and butterfish. A nice selection of fish I probably otherwise wouldn't have ordered (and isn't that the point of omakase?). I'm always a fan of salmon and yellowtail, both of which were great. The butterfish was a nice surprise. Nice smooth, fatty texture (like some sort of dairy-based spread that I can't put my finger on). Either way, I think I may have fallen in love with butterfish at GEIDO. Staff was friendly, service was quick, and the place was lively. We got there pretty early so there was a negligible wait, but by the time we were leaving, there was a line out the door! Get there early! read more

Geido - Obama roll - Japanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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As soon as my father, sister, and I walked in we were promptly greeted by the smiling faces of all the staff. The restaurant was completely full and we were told that we should expect a half hour wait. There is a super tiny waiting room right when you enter the restaurant that couldn't hold more that seven people. It was large enough to hold the three people in my party along with a man and his daughter however. After a little under half an hour we were ushered in and brought to our table. We looked around the now considerably more empty area and took in the artwork that adorned the walls of the store. It appeared to be pictures and words that previous customers had written straight onto the walls with markers! The fact that they let their customers customize the area really gave the place a fun and relaxed atmosphere. As soon as we were brought to our table our waitress gave us water and our menus. We ordered many appetizers such as the vegetable Dumplings, the shrimp Tempura, the 6 piece California rolls, and many more. Each and every one was unique and delicious. Once the entrees came we all couldn't wait to see how Geido could possibly do better than the fantastic appetizers we ate. We were not disappointed. The entrees were filling and packed with flavor. Despite our bulging stomachs we all decided to get desert to end the night. I got the green tea mochi which came with two pieces. It was simple yet tasty. My father got the Banana Tempura with green tea ice cream. It came drizzled in chocolate and after sneaking a bite or two from him I can confidently declare...it was wonderful! Every dish we ordered was given to us by our wonderful waiter who had no trouble explaining what a few of the meal were to us. There are a large amount of vegetarian options available but meat eaters shouldn't shy away as there are plenty meat centered meals as well. I look forward to returning to this spot very soon and trying out some other dishes they have to offer. read more

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Geido NY BK PH 6:30pm Friday 15th July 2016 Four Stars I just moved to Brooklyn and I am extremely excited to try everything around here. We decided on Geido Sushi and we were not disappointed. We sat the sushi bar in front of the head chef who looked like a character straight out of a comic book. This older, Japanese man with five o'clock shadow wore a short sleeve chef coat with a bit of salt and pepper chest sticking out. Everything he made looked absolutely delicious. I had 32oz Sapporo Beer ($11) in a huge chilled mug. Tiffany had a bottle of shirakawago Nigori. It was barely sweet with fairly high alcohol content. 1. The Wasabi Tako ($3.9) was an interesting blend of slimy octopus with real wasabi. It is not a beginner sushi dish but it sure clears out your sinuses. 2. Agedashi Tofu ($5.8) is really best way to eat soybean curd. They cut firm silken tofu into cubes, dust them in potato starch, and then deep fry them until golden yellow color. The dish is topped dashi mix with mirin and soy sauce. It is then finished with scallions and radish. The tofu sat in the broth too long which made the tofu a bit soggy. 3. Yam and Squash Only Tempura ($6). The breading was light, slightly salty. The squash was firm but pliable. I didn't get to try a sweet potato because someone ate them all. 4. Cannonball ($7) was a ball of Spicy Tuna on top of slices of avocado in a bowl of ponzu sauce. It was a very filling and tasty snack. 5. Omakase Sushi ($15) it was a great deal for the 5 pieces of Nigiri. Butterfish is Ginger and Sesame. Salmon with shiso, radish, and tobiko. White Fish with real wasabi. Tuna with bull's blood. Yellowtail with fish eggs. Tiff also got a tamago. The egg was light, airy, and almost sweet tasting. All of the rice was warm, with slight taste of vinegar and sugar. 6. The Ms. Pepper ($8) roll with yellow tail, pickled jalapeños, and masago. It had a nice spice to it. Overall, the food was great; the prices were reasonable; the servers were polite. I will be returning. read more

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This is a legit sushi spot welcomed by full Japanese staff. The artistry of sushi making surprised me. I had a front row seat to the careful attention to detail of the cutting of the fish, plating of the plenty of pieces of fish. We ordered the house hot sake with several rolls. But the highlight of the meal was definitely the sushi a la carte. I ordered a salmon toro, porgy, branzino and yellowtail. They were all delicious, but the piece that really stood out and had unique flavor was the branzino. I think the porgy and branzino are specialties and suggest try them while its still on the menu. I also wanted to try the tuna toro, but unfortunately it was sold out for the night. read more

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Darn, darn, darn! So wanted this to be awesome and it really was just fine. The decor does not affect my decision at all, but it was nice to see a kid friendly place with aspirations of quality cooking/sushi preparation. The menu was so inviting but the ultimate presentation and, most of all, taste, was quite a letdown. Fried oysters - perfectly fine. Okonomiyaki: they no longer have the seafood version on their menu. The vegetable version was so clunky and chunky, overstuffed with nearly raw and poorly planked pieces of cabbage, making it difficult to cut and eat. I prefer versions that are more delicate with smaller vegetables. Cannon ball: terrible. Fish felt like remnant quality. Ponzu sauce was no different than standard soy - no tangy punch. Completely lackluster. We had 3 special rolls: all had tiny, microscopic pieces of fish in the roll, no fish on the outside. One had promised eel and we expected it to be presented in the typical fashion of a special roll with the eel on the outside. Nope. For one roll, we requested no mango and they left it in anyway. I suspect they did so because without it, the roll would have virtually been empty. Service was meh. Took 10 minutes before I stepped up to the register to get my card back. Overall, so sad to have longed to visit this place for so long, only to find that it did not meet expectations. Back to the drawing board... read more

Loved this sushi spot right off the Q train- my boyfriend and stopped her for dinner after work. We are big fans of Sushi dates and we've been trying to find our favorite in the area for a while now. Loving the interior- colorful graffiti filled walls as if they gave some kids a bunch of paint and let them go crazy! We ordered 3 of the rolls and chicken teriyaki and it was more than enough food- the rolls were all off the specialty menu and the presentation was perfect! Will be back! read more

Geido - One of the Eel rolls off specialty menu - Japanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Authentic Japanese food. Large menu. Fresh fish. Good service. There's always a line but it's worth the wait.

We love this place. Went on a whim once in person, had a wonderful experience. We got chicken teriyaki, vegetable tempura, California roll, and a couple other veggie rolls. Everything was great and you can't beat the price. Will definitely come here again and again! read more

If you're looking for authentic Japanese food, this is definitely your choice! Their sake taste good with valuable price. It's really warm inside the restaurant despite it's only 9 degree outside. read more

Geido - DONBURI - Japanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I stepped into Geido after a long day of moving boxes, etc. I recently (as of today) have a new Brooklyn local office/ space. After coordinating the movers (who did not speak English), I came down 7th Avenue in search of food, alcohol, and (maybe) a good time. I walked past the window for Geido and saw many happy people (including one of the sushi chefs who appeared to be drinking tequila) and decided to give it a try. Decidedly, it was a good decision, one of my better ones. I walked into 2 birthdays and one memorial. Everyone looked to be having a good time, the wait staff and sushi chefs included. I ended up ordering the sashimi appetizer - salmon with avocado wrapped in cucumber - as the waitress suggested that the salmon was very fresh. Then I followed it with a chirashi and hot saki. I was immediately introduced to the birthdays (there were 2) and the memorial (someone who died in Iraq). Everyone was very nice; I shared saki with one of the girls I met. As for the food, the salmon was very fresh and a great recommendation. The wait staff was also very helpful; I will be back. Side note: I wish I had been in Chinatown, because I would have loved to follow the sushi with karaoke. read more

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This place opened my eyes to Japanese food. I love the rolls, avocado salad and I still remember an octopus salad on the specials menu years ago. Sit at the sushi bar and talk to the regulars for a good time. read more

First of all, I like to address that the people working there actually speak Japanese!!! It's not one of those Japanese restaurants run by Chinese people. It's an authentic Japanese restaurant, that means the food must be good. I could be wrong but who knows. Ordered the green seaweed, it's a cold appetizer, not too sweet and very refreshing to eat on a hot day. I really liked that dish. I also ordered the salmon skin roll which was tasty as well. There was a good amount of salmon skin in the roll. I can't complain about quantity. Sometimes that wins me over quality haha I love food too much, so the more food I get, the happier I am, the better the rating. read more