Every once in a while I am in the mood for Japanese food. When that happens, only one establishment…read morecomes to mind. "Shuhei" on Chagrin Blvd in Beachwood, Ohio. This is an authentic Japanese restaurant. The owners and all of their staff are wonderful people. They can't do enough to make your visit a marvelous experience. Our server last evening was a beautiful young lady (Kelly?) dressed in fantastic authentic garb. She was pleasant, efficient, attentive, and always smiling. My wife enjoyed dumplings and crab cakes, I had an excellent version of lamb chops and our guests enjoyed "Shrimp Tempura" and "Anniversary Sushi". Everything was perfectly prepared. We thoroughly enjoyed our entire evening as we always do at Shuhei. I very highly recommend it.

We ordered the tataki, hamachi, tempura and a salmon hosomaki at Shuhei Restaurant, and all were…read moredisappointing. The salmon and hamachi lacked freshness, and the tataki was let down by a sauce that was simply unpleasant--I ended up adding wasabi just to make the dish palatable. I wonder if a chef actually has tasted this dish. The tempura was simply a tragedy - a large pile of limp and uninspired fried things. Service was perfectly fine, but there's a noticeable disconnect between the curated, kimono-wearing, polite atmosphere and what actually arrives at the table.

I absolutely love this place! Whether it's sushi or cooked Asian specialties, the food is always…read moredelicious and the service is spot-on! Love the environment which has a quiet, enjoyable tone with clean surroundings. I'm there several times a month and they truly appreciate my business.

We ordered takeout and our food was prepared quickly and was delish! My teens love the ramen soup…read moreand I had great sushi. We also got a free sushi roll that my son devoured. The interior was pretty. It was quiet when I stopped in, but it was also a Monday. I will return and eat more Kiku!

Looks scary to walk in. I've gotten hibachi and it was pretty good. So my go to was always Otani…read morewhen it closed Benihana meh just ok. This little place hits the spot so far for hibachi. I've heard Sushi is also good. I'll try next time.

Fried Rice was old and hard the quality of the steak was poor almost like Philly cheese steak…read more quality

Delicious sashimi and other entrees as usual. My fried eel roll was very tasty. The salt and pepper…read moretofu was perfectly seasoned- nice and salty with a side of sweet chili sauce. Chicken and veggies tempura came piping hot with rice, salad, and miso soup.

Went here for lunch. Since their Bento box for lunch changed contents, we decided on the 9pc…read moreSashimi lunch which came with miso soup, salad and fried rice ($1.50 upcharge). Everything was high quality. Service was very good as well. Would recommend!

The consistency is always here I absolutely love this place. Food is always fresh and made to…read moreorder! The people who work there are extremely friendly. Reasoning behind the missing star is the soda machine I love that it has the real cane sugar type of soda, butttt it's always low key flat. They do however sale these fun Japanese sodas in a glass bottle. My bowl: chicken, steak, basil rice and veggies all they offer (onion, mushrooms, cabbage, carrots) topped with teriyaki, Korean barbecue and jerk sauce. You can order to go or stay and enjoy. Prefect for a first date or just something quick to it.

The service was good and I waited less than 10 minutes for my food to come out. If you need a quick…read morebite and you're in the mood for Japanese fast food with no frills, this gets the job done. The place was clean and had cute decor. The concept is building a bowl with a base of protein and a sauce. Carrots, broccoli, onions and mushrooms are included with every bowl. I got a chicken bowl with all the vegetables and two sauces and my total was only $11.

Tasty hibachi. Soft shell fried crab was big but fishier than I'm used to for this dish. The…read moreescolar sashimi was the fishiest almost bad white tuna I've ever had. It wasn't the usual buttery soft texture and plain flavor I've had elsewhere many times. The fried oysters were present and not bad. Tuna tacos were the best- a nice fried wonton wrapped around tuna and avocado. Floors were sticky to walk on, they were out of multiple items on a Monday night.

We went there a couple of months ago on a Sunday just to try it out. It was our first and last…read morevisit. Service was so horrible that It was almost funny. The server had an off the charts lack of care or responsiveness. Almost throwing dishes on the table. we got a different server midway through our meal. I almost thought it was a joke or a hidden camera situation because I couldn't believe they would actually act that way. Sushi was good though. I wanted to include a photo of the salad they served us. Dressing looked gritty and the bowl was dirty. I guess it goes without saying, we Will not be coming back!

Before I go on with this review, I just want to point out that Kung Fu Tea has a separate business…read morelisting so please review those guys there. I see a handful of Kung Fu Tea reviews on here which doesn't belong. Anyways, been here several times already and can honestly say that the food and service is consistent every time! Appetizers I have tried are Onion Soup and Gyoza. Side orders I have tried are Shrimp Tempura and Brown Rice. Sushi that I have tried are Little Delicious Roll, Spider Roll, Ohio Roll, and Kenko Roll. The Teriyaki I have gotten the 3 item option of Shrimp, Chicken, and Beef. The Onion Soup($1.95) is basically Miso Soup with crispy fried onions which is what exactly it tastes like. Pretty good if you like onions. The Gyoza($4.95) on the menu it says it's a shrimp pot sticker but on my receipt is says chicken. Whatever it is, it's just your basic steamed pot sticker that is pan fried on one side. Tastes good especially when you dip it in the gyoza sauce that comes with it. The Shrimp Tempura($2) was a bit disappointing. The one I got was definitely not fresh for it wasn't even lukewarm. At least it was a little bit crispy but the fact that it was obviously not freshly cooked was a major turn off and will probably not order again. The Brown Rice($1.50) is a good alternative to white rice. Same flavor but healthier for you. The Little Delicious Roll($13.95), Spicy Tuna, Imitation Crab, Cream Cheese, Avocado, and Cucumber. Lightly fried and then topped with Spicy Mayo and Eel Sauce. There's nothing little about this roll. Tastes best as soon as it is served to you. Had some leftovers for breakfast, was good but did not taste as good when it was freshly made. The Spider Roll($11.95), Soft Shell Crab, Radish Sprout, Avocado, and Cucumber. Topped with Wasabi Mayo and Eel Sauce. This roll was just ok. I have had better Spider Rolls elsewhere. The Ohio Roll($10.95), Shrimp, Imitation Crab, Avocado, Cucumber, and Asparagus. Topped with Wasabi Mayo. What made this roll stand out is the asparagus. It was decent. The Kenko Roll($12.95) Shrimp Tempura, Imitation Crab, Cucumber, Avocado, and Cream Cheese. Wrapped in Soy Paper with Miso Glaze. This roll has good flavor and is just as good served after refrigeration. The common theme for all these rolls is that they contain most of the same ingredients except for 1 or 2 items. My favorites are the Kenko and Litlle Sushi Roll. The Teriyaki Bowl($13.95 for 3 items) this is the price for 3 items on their menu but on my receipt it says $15.95 plus $2 each for Shrimp and Beef which doesn't make any sense. Of course I opted for all 3 meats. Comes with veggies and white or brown rice. I opted for no rice, just all veggies. I added sauteed mushrooms one time for an extra $1.50. This bowl is just big enough to satisfy your appetite. The teriyaki sauce they throw on top gives it the good flavor you expect. Service wise, when you come in, if you are wanting sushi, you order on the left side of the counter and everything else you want to order, including Kung Fu Drinks, are towards the right. Make sure you mention your sushi order when ordering other things. You pay and then they call out your name when your order is ready. Overall, I have been coming here 1 to 2 times a week as part of my dinner rotation since I am working a contract over at the the University Hospital just a block away. Will definitely miss this place once my contract is up. Yelp 2022 Review #41 892 overall

I got some bento box with Japanese curry. It was honestly pretty good ngl but the curry barely…read morecovered the bottom of the container. The pork was nice and crispy tho. The boba however ... I've never seen brown taro and it surely didn't taste like taro. The boba was also super chewy/sticky

If Shirley is working you are guaranteed to receive good customer service. She is always polite and…read moreprofessional! Shirley is the main reason I still go

I ordered lunch for delivery and this was my lunch duet. I see why the restaurant is always empty…read more This is the worst experience ever. $32.50 for this BS. This got worse. I began eating my spicy salmon roll and found a piece of metal in the wasabi. Tried calling the restaurant and the phone number is disconnected. Horrible!

Great hibachi! good service…read more the place isn't too fancy but the food speaks for itself. I definitely recommend.

This place was so busy. 25 minutes for my hibachi but very good bang for your buck. Steak was kinda…read morechewy and fried rice was salty but the noodles and veggies were yummy and the yum yum sauce was decent

The service is really good. They offer kind of food court Asian dishes but good portions and are…read moreway nicer. Quality can be good or great. Haven't had anything in didn't like. They won't hesitate to give you fresher food.

Just tried Yami Express in Lyndhurst and it's a great new hidden gem for Chinese-Japanese fusion…read more They've got a fun, creative menu with all kinds of sushi--including sushi burritos and even sushi tacos--which you don't see everywhere. If you're in the mood for something more classic, their bento boxes and combo deals are a solid value. You can build your own with 1-4 entrées, rice or lo mein, and a drink--pricing ranges around $8-$15 depending on how many items you choose, which is hard to beat. Everything tasted really fresh, and you can tell there's a high turnover. We did have to wait a bit, but honestly appreciated it knowing the food was being made fresh. The vibe is casual and easy--perfect for takeout, but there's dine-in seating too. Bonus: they even have a Japanese claw machine inside, which adds a fun touch. Overall, think of it as a "nicer Panda Express" with more variety and creativity. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area!