I love it here. Everything is beyond fresh and service is so nice. I've been here numerous times…read morealready and never disappointed in anything I get

My coworker and I came here for lunch and was delighted by their lunch specials that run Monday…read morethrough Friday. I got the 3 roll lunch special for $18. I got the eel avocado, salmon and shrimp tempura). Very good and fresh salmon, shrimp tempera was crispy. The eel roll was good but felt like it needed more eel. I do like how the rolls dont have tons of rice but the right amount. It was very nice inside as well. The service was okay. We kind of felt rushed at the end to pay for the bill. Overall I would come back again for more sushi and try their other menu items!

Busy takeout business. Nice and quiet. BYOB. Very few do dine in. Very slow service. Only one…read moreperson making sushi and one server. Waited a while for food cause they were so busy with the takeout orders. Good sushi and food for reasonable prices. Pork gyoza fried. Very crispy. Good flavor, lots of seasoning Angry dragon- so good. Slight spice and nice crunch. Best one by far. Spicy tuna- classic Shrimp tempura - classic Rainbow roll- meh

We found this place after visiting a couple shops down the block and were pleasantly surprised. We…read moreordered 3 rolls (California, shrimp tempura, and crazy tuna). All 3 rolls were fantastic. I was a little nervous when they brought the plate over because the avocado had a little brown spot, but it was actually a very tasty ripe avocado. The fish was fresh and delicious. The crazy tuna roll was amazing. Had a nice smoky taste from the seared tuna on top. It's BYOB so we grabbed a pack of beer at the La Cabra brewing place two doors down. The ambience left a little to be desired. It was a little bright and plain inside, but service was great. Would visit again. Solid place - they also have ramen that looked good.

Take away sushi from this establishment carried out surprisingly well. 15 minute drive and…read moreeverything seemed to be the appropriate temperature. No excessive moisture, things remain their appropriate texture. Everything was bagged up very well. You're greeted by the restaurant staff immediately by pretty kind people. The spicy tuna roll was standard and pretty good. The soft shell crab had an interesting taste that was semi-fishy. The breading was good but the crab left a lot to desire. The rock shrimp was nice and crispy and the spicy aioli dipping sauce paired well with it. The hamachi jaw was cooked well but lacked a lot of flavor. The yuzu / ponzu sauce helped provide extra flavor. Overall I surprisingly think the regular sushi (nigiri, rolls, and sashimi) is your best bet here for takeout at least for shorter trips. Their other cooked dishes were lacking in flavor even if they seemed to carry out well.

This place is no longer my go-to sushi restaurant in the area after far too many disappointing…read moremeals. Hard, unripe avocado seems to be their normal. I order from O sushi now.

We popped in here before doing some grocery shopping. My son noted we HAVE to come back to get a…read moresushi boat and the yellow tail rolls are his new favorite. He also noted that he normally doesn't like Brussel sprouts but the tempura sprouts were so good! Service was attentive and quick. Restaurant was clean!

We went during lunchtime and the service was okay. When we were ready to order, we told someone…read morethat we were ready to order and they told us to wait for the person that was taking the order of another table. I guess there was only one person taking order. I got the samurai ramen $22 with Bok Choy add on ($1.50) and the pork bun ($7). The ramen was disappointing for the price. It wasn't very flavorful and the strip steak was pretty chewy. The Bok Choy add on was just one piece of Bok Choy... I don't know what I was expecting. I asked for the ramen to be spicy, but there was no spiciness to it. The pork bun was okay. The restaurant was spacious with plenty of parking since it is located at a shopping plaza. I would not go back, as there are better restaurants that specialize in ramen.

Fun dining experience! The chefs put on an entertaining show while preparing your meal right at the…read moretable. Chef's were fun but I've been to other hibachi that are more engaging with customers. The food was standard, with fresh ingredients and generous portions, I had the steak and shrimp . Great spot for large groups or a unique night out.

Service was horrible, food ehhh. Didn't get my vegetables even though everyone else at the table…read moredid, cook gave me rice at first when I asked for noodles. I reminded him and he took my plate and just gave it to the other guy who's not even part of our group. That's disgusting ?? Like wtf. Also gave us the check before asking us if we wanted anything else. We felt very rushed and unwelcome.

Permanently closed. The chef who does the Taiwanese breakfast is now at Margaret Kuo's in Granite…read moreRun Media.

I've REALLY wanted to like and support the location in the Lancaster County Farmer's Market in…read moreWayne. After trying a few different items over several months, though, I'm done. I liked a spicy pork dish they sell there, and I've had the mini pork dumplings, which are savory and well prepared. A few weeks ago, I picked up a container of a chicken dish (their honey chicken?) that was frozen in the container. They are at the very high end price-wise for food of this type, and the signage should have indicated that some items were frozen, because I would have skipped it. It was not worth half what I paid. Most of the pre-portioned containers are $14-18, more toward the higher end. If I wanted frozen food, I'd go to a supermarket. Today, I got their General Tso's chicken and fried rice. Right after I ordered, an employee on the right side of the stand sneezed -- it seemed like without covering his mouth -- and when I looked at him in shock he sneeezed again, but into his shoulder this time, while another employee wiped off the counter where the man had been standing. Ambiance? Hold the extra sauce, please! When I was rung up for the medium sized chicken and small container of fried rice, it was $17.91. I looked down and said, "Is there a mistake?" No mistake, other than my own for sticking around after the sneezing. The chicken was hard in places, the coating was fallling off the chicken, and it did not taste fresh. I am guessing that items are warmed up from being refrigerated or frozen in the bins in the front counter. There was a slight vinergary taste to the chicken, it did not look appetizing, and the fried rice had clumped and congealed. I am always willing to give a place a second chance, because food service is such a tough field and anyone can have an off day. But the consecutive bad experiences here have left a bad taste in my mouth, and while writing this I have the bad taste of what was apparently some General Tso's that wasn't fresh, wasn't good, and was a waste of money.

New sushi place next to M&M dim sum that offers high quality fish for the area…read more Will have to come back and try the chirashi and other sashimi

This was my second time going to Sushi Sushi. The first time they couldn't get their POS to work so…read morethey couldn't take an order. Came back today to give them a shot. Got a shoyu ramen and a seafood udon. It took 10 minutes for the food to come out even though we were the only ones waiting. The broth was the same for both soups? It was insanely salty. The udon had a handful of tiny shrimp which weee the texture of pencil erasers and a few slices of fish cake and so much green onion you couldn't taste anything else. The ramen was just as disappointing. The noodles tasted like cardboard and the bamboo was canned something. Real let down and we won't go back.

Cool little place in the middle of the mall! Food is okay…read moreoverall nothing surprising and it's very new. It's a good place to get some sushi and quick ramen noodles while you are taking a break from your exhausting shopping.