Best fish in Morristown no contest. Great service, good takeout, even better dining in.read more

If you're looking for fresh, high-quality sushi, Ju Ichi definitely delivers…read more The standout here is the fish quality--the tuna and salmon are top-tier, exceptionally fresh, and cut well. The eel rolls were a bit average compared to the rest of the meal, but still fine. While the takeout prices are slightly higher than other spots nearby, the quality of the raw fish makes it completely worth the extra cost in my opinion. Solid pick if you want great sushi to-go!

I was shocked to stumble upon this amazing sushi spot while on a work trip in Jersey--and I've been…read moreback multiple times every chance I get. Nikko serves truly the freshest and most incredible sushi I've ever had. The sushi chefs are super friendly and always recommend great items. Standouts include the Toro, Wild King Salmon, and especially the Uni--pure perfection. There's also a special roll topped with Toro and black caviar that is absolutely next-level amazing. No joke, these have been some of the best sushi experiences of my life. If you're anywhere near East Hanover or Whippany, it's more than worth the trip. This is the freshest sushi you can get anywhere.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Super helpful staff to understand the menu. Everything we ordered were very fresh…read more Calming interior and decor is very nicely done. Will come back to try more different dishes!

Asahi is a tiny gem. Located in Morris Ave - a short walk from the train station - Asahi is…read moreauthentic Japanese. Exceptional sushi: fresh, all of your traditional delights as well as innovated ones. The restaurant has limited space but that has never interfered with enjoyment even in its busiest night. The lady who has always served me is remarkable. I feel like it is a cultural learning experience just talking to her. She is the epitome the ideal company representative to welcome and wait on customers. Her bows and smiles are so gracious you just want to go back to see her. Shame on me for not remembering her name. I highly recommend Asahi. Love it.

Tried Asahi tonight for the first time. The good news is their fish is amongst the best I've had in…read moreNJ, and I'm a sushi snob. The bad news is they lost points due to making us wait almost an hour for a small order -the staff is very nice but they appeared to be filling a ton of Grubhub orders before us and the place was half empty. It would've been nice if they gave us a free soup or something to apologize for the long wait but c'est lavie. Other issue - the main one- is their prices are astronomical for a hole in the wall joint in Morristown. As high as any of the Manhattan glam spots, i.e. Soho, Madison Ave, Columbus Circle, etc. Where else do you pay $13 for a salmon roll? 90% of places charge around $7-8 per, so you're looking at a very steep bill. Again, the fish is great but be prepared to spend hi end prices for a hole in the wall joint.

Online, this seemed like a takeout only place, but when we got there to pick up our order we…read morerealized they actually have plenty of seating! The entrance has a bar for people to pick up their orders so it makes it easier. There's plenty of parking, but beware that you have to drive around the building to exit the lot. We got their Angry Dragon, Tuna Lover, and the Bagel Roll. The Bagel roll was a bit too rich for me, since it is deep fried, but it was interesting to try. The Angry Dragon was definitely my favorite! The tempura inside was great and the sauce on top complimented the roll. The Tuna Lover was very fresh and lean so a great choice if you want something that'll fill you up.

Really solid sushi spot. I ordered the sweet potato, eel, shrimp tempura, Philly, spicy salmon, and…read moretuna with mango rolls. Everything was fresh and well-made; no weak links in the lineup. The value for the price was great, and pickup was quick with polite staff. Definitely a reliable go-to for takeout sushi.

Tokyo Ramen feels like you walked into a ramen spot in Tokyo. The Octopus Balls are always super…read moreHOT! while also super delicious. The Seafood Ramen is my favorite with the lobster tail for only $20 to me. That's too cheap but what do I know. Today we got the beef shank ramen. It was spicy and super hot like I love it. Also got a mango bubble tea they have this fancy machine that mixes the drink for them it was super cool and really loud but with the shot watching it be made. If you want Ramen be sure to stop in if you're in the Morris Plains Area. Our waitress was so attentive and made sure everything was perfect!

My next visit and I'm trying the kimchi ramen , it was pretty good flavor and spice . I just…read morethought the noodles were too much and could have enjoyed more vegetables . I was expecting tofu but there was meat . I would have liked a complimentary vegetable like spinach not corn . I am convinced I need to micromanage the selection to my liking . Not rely on the chef, My last visit were appetizers and preferred it much better . Service woman was very young and very shy. Needs more grooming and upleveling on that level . It should be more of an experience . What this place has is the best ambient music in all of Morris county . Music is weak in NJ so I give it a 4 stars for that ! Next time will focus on appetizers . Sorry bit not sorry . Cheers

We went for the all you can eat, and everything was excellent. Great variety of unique rolls and…read moreappetizers. All the kids (and adults) left very happy - and full of course! One highlight was the Pickle Me roll (Shrimp Tempura, pickle, and spicy salmon). Had never had pickle inside a sushi roll before, but it was excellent - we ordered a second one! Everything was excellent though - the Beauty and the Beast Roll (spicy tuna topped with tuna, salmon, yellowtail, avocado, and wasabi mayo), the Denville King Roll (spicy lobster, mango, avocado, and sweet chili sauce), and the BBQ squid were also favorites. Fairly reasonably priced and great quality for an all you can eat. We'll definitely be returning. Would recommend reservations for busy times as there was ~30 minute wait on Saturday.

I hate writing negative reviews, especially for a place I used to love, but I left really…read moredisappointed this time. This used to be one of my favorite all you can eat sushi spots, and I honestly recommended it to a lot of people. I hadn't been back in about a year, but since it's always packed, I assumed the quality was still the same. Unfortunately, it wasn't. The biggest issue was the freshness. The sushi tasted like it had been prepared hours earlier instead of being made fresh to order. The fish lacked that fresh, clean flavor I remembered, and the texture just wasn't right. The sashimi slices were surprisingly tiny compared to what they used to serve, and both the eel and the albacore tuna tasted old, which was really disappointing. On top of that, the portions were noticeably smaller across several dishes. I don't mind smaller portions at an all you can eat restaurant if the quality is there, but this time neither the quality nor the freshness met the standard I remembered. I'm not sure if management or the kitchen has changed, but the experience was completely different from what it used to be. I truly hope this was just an off day because this restaurant was once one of my favorites. Sadly, based on this visit, I can't say I'd rush back.

The menu here has only 4 kinds of ramen, but there's page after page of sushi and entrees. This…read moremakes it clear that Asahi is a sushi restaurant that happens to serve ramen (that isn't very popular), not a ramen restaurant with a couple sushi varieties. And when I sat down inside this ultra-casual restaurant - I'm pretty sure that it's a converted residential house - I only saw my fellow diners ordering sushi. So don't come here for ramen; come for an incredibly tasty, inexpensive sushi experience. I had an amazing roll, and let me tell you, the presentation is stunning. It came out sizzling on cast iron, while my server spooned garlic sauce over the top to cook it and add dazzle. Filled with avocado and spicy tuna, the portion would be perfect for sharing with someone. I also had a dynamite roll, which more or less melted in my mouth. I was less wild about the Christian crosses at every table. I'm a secular person. All in all though, Asahi qualifies as a hidden, off-the-beaten-path gem of Parsippany.

My dining companion and I decided we should give Asahi Sushi Ramen another chance now that the…read moreweather has cooled off significantly and it's a good time of year to try the highly-recommended ramen. When we pulled into the parking lot, we noticed the door was held open with an elastic cord.. which seemed very odd to both my dining companion and I considering the chill in the mid-autumn evening air.. until we walked up the stairs and both noticed the thick smoky haze hanging in the air inside the restaurant. We looked at each other, nodded, and made a quick 180-degree turn, then drove to another local establishment for our ramen fix.

Honestly one of the best unknowns I've ever picked. Needed some food after a day of shopping and…read moremost things were already closed, so went a little out of our way to get some food. The place is a simpler local eatery, so decor wasn't exactly a designed by some of the best New York interior decorators, but it was pleasant and very calm. The food is a fusion of various Asian cuisines but it is picked very well and cooked to perfection. Kids loved the Baos and Ramen which is probably one of the best indicators of the quality. From what I can tell it is family owned and run, so service may be a little slower than most similar places but it is definitely attentive and friendlier then most.

FYI - posting this a few months late (was in the drafts)…read more I really enjoyed my first dinner at Kurobuta with a friend! We shared some small plates and tried to get a good feel for the menu. Higher end vibe with some cool fusion elements to the options available - it's clear ingredients are high quality and presentation is very important to them. Even the drinks have fun little lights in them! Service was very kind and attentive but also lets you take your time - which is lovely! We had reservations which I don't think was necessary on a weeknight, but would recommend it for weekends. They mark your reserved table with a cute sign! Overall prices were a bit high for the portions but I understand it's likely for quality. Be prepared to spend if you're hungry!

After Laku in Morristown closed down to make way for yet another condo redevelopment, my usual…read moredining companion and I felt like we'd lost our go-to spot for sushi and Asian cuisine in the area. Thankfully, Mintea just a quick drive north on Ridgedale Avenue in Morris Plains has completely filled the void left by Laku's untimely demise. While the dining area's minimal decor clearly prioritizes function over atmosphere, the food and service are where this place truly stands out. The menu runs the gamut of Asian cuisines -- covering Japan, China, Thailand, and Vietnam -- and every single thing we've tried is incredibly well-executed. My dining companion and I have ordered everything from sushi to soups and noodle dishes and nothing misses the mark. The service is also terrific. The servers are genuinely friendly and attentive without ever being overbearing. One of the long-tenured servers always asks my dining companion how her father is doing -- because he had joined us once for dinner at Mintea a few years ago. If you're looking for a reliable, delicious spot that hits all the right notes, Mintea is a fantastic addition to the rotation. PRO TIP #1: Bring cash. Mintea offers a discount for using cash to pay for your meal.

Great experience at Mintea Sushi! The service was excellent, and the ambiance was really nice and…read moreinviting. The sushi was delicious, and the shrimp and avocado salad with ginger dressing was absolutely amazing. Everything was fresh and flavorful. Definitely a place I'd come back to!