Amazing. Delicious. I felt like I was back in Japan. You know it's legit when even their okyakusan…read moreare nihonjin. Friendly service, super fresh uni. A great restaurant for date night.

Great little sushi restaurant. Unfortunately Toshi San has retired on 6/1/2026. Hopefully the new…read moreowners are just as good. Will try it and give an update.

We were out in Hillsboro and decided to give this place a try. My husband really enjoyed the bento…read moreand said it was very tasty! I enjoyed the Chirashi bowl but wished the fish was fresh and not previously frozen. The texture is just not the same once the fish is frozen and then thawed. Our server was new, stating it was only her second day working there. She really tried hard to go above and beyond, even offering to change the music to make us more comfortable. (The music was fine) Her personality brought this from three stars to four. I guess I'm just spoiled being from Hawaii where the fish is always fresh and never frozen.

Decent sushi. The rolls were a good size, average in taste. I also tried the skewers: chicken,…read morebeef, and zucchini. All were okay, on the smaller size, simple teriyaki flavor and cooked well.

Gyoza: 9.5 Spicy tuna roll: 10…read moreCalifornia roll: 10 Golden roll: 6 Steak Hibachi: 7 Service: Helpful and fast. The server presented each item well. The ambiance feels like a fast food restaurant. You can throw away plates and utensils easily into trash on your way out. I think this place is perfect for a quick meal.

A simple and quick place to get some hibachi for takeout or dine in. The menu is fairly simple…read morewith both sushi and hibachi items. We were in the area and needed something quick and had the chicken and noodles and the steak with rice. The food came out pretty quick. The steak was nice and tender.

Making a choice btwn a burger takeout across the way or simply amazing hand-prepared sushi rolls…read morewith salad and hot green tea at 11pm Saturday nite. Totally hit the spot! The rolls were tightly bound, no spillage, and the broiled eel Was to perfection. Remember this is a sushi place so no donburri and all fabulous taste! Spent $24 for two rolls, salad and green tea! The chef and waitstaff were sweet with the customer service. Run to this place now! Worth it

Great, attentive service. Love to support the local Korean run sushiya…read more I spent about $200 for lunch. I was full but dang, miss the prices before the plandemic. Delicious but $$$

I have been dreading having to write this review, but feel it is my duty both as an avid fan of…read moreJapanese food and a third-generation Japanese person. If I were considering dining at Maru, this is what I would want to know. The staff here are so welcoming, they have really nice chopsticks, and the service is friendly. Beyond that, it is straight downhill. To call this a Japanese-food restaurant is not accurate. Besides the sushi, the food seems to be a mishmash of Chinese and American cuisine with Japanese names. We started out with an order of so-called chicken karaage. Imagine my shock when the server delivered a dish of deep-fried chicken strips with a bright orange sauce on top. This dish tasted exactly like Chinese sweet and sour chicken minus the sour. Instead of pieces of thigh meat, it appeared to be sliced chicken breast. This was clearly prepared by someone who has never seen or eaten chicken karaage. My husband ordered the bento box. I wanted to order one but all four options contained chicken teriyaki and shrimp tempura neither of which I wanted. Hubs went ahead and got one with an assortment of sushi. It also had salad (which was a small handful of mixed greens) Can you think of what was missing? Yeah, rice! He had to order and pay for rice as a side dish for a bento box!! WTH?? No self-respecting Japanese cook would serve a bento box without rice!! I sampled the chicken teri. Oh my god, so dry and tasteless. It also appeared to be sliced chicken breast which explained the dry texture. Hubs said the sushi was fine, fish fresh and rice tasted okay. Oh heavens, now onto my sad dish. I ordered the unagi bowl, clarifying with the server that rice was included. It wasn't visible from the menu picture. She enthusiastically confirmed it was, and that the bowl had a ginger dressing. Yum, I thought. That was the last time for the rest of the meal the word "Yum" came to mind. What was placed before me was this: A wide, shallow bowl with a small amount of rice in the bowl part. It was covered with mixed greens and spinach straight out of a package, not prepared in any way. The unagi was sliced thinly and laid on top. All over the lettuce and seeping unpleasantly throughout the rice was a creamy white dressing with no discernible flavor. Like a drab ranch. NOT the promised ginger dressing. Unfortunately for them, I avoid creamy dressings and mayonnaise. It was a nightmare on a plate. The unagi was okay but a bit chewy indicating either a poor quality or undercooking. I tried to eat the rice and salad part but the dressing just overpowered the whole dish. I left most of it after picking off the unagi. Finally, the rice was not cooked long enough or was not Japanese rice. I felt so sorry for our server. She noticed I hadn't eaten most of my dish and asked me how I like it. I just said I don't like creamy dressings and left it at that. She was so sweet but clearly knows nothing about Japanese cuisine. And her cooks know even less. If you want good Japanese food, stick with Syun Izakaya, their sister restaurant, Sawa's, or Mio Sushi. If you want to play Asian food roulette palate-wise, you might have fun here.

Really enjoy this lovely Japanese restaurant. Its so quiet and peaceful in the evenings. The…read moreservice is excellent from the friendly greeting to the frequent check ins. The food is really good! I have twice gotten the chicken and beef combo and it is just amazing. The beef is tender and so flavorful. The chicken is cooked to perfection never dry and the sauce is delicious. I also enjoy the salad with their special dressing. Its all so good! I tried the sushi as well. Fresh and scrumptious! Highly recommended!

A Ramen Masterclass in Beaverton! If you are looking for…read morethat perfect, soul-warming bowl of noodles, Koku Ramen & Bites in Beaverton is an absolute gem. It's located in the Timberland Town Center and manages to perfectly balance a modern, trendy vibe with authentic, traditional flavors. Here is why it's a 5-star standout for me: The Broth (The Soul of the Bowl): I ordered the Tonkotsu Ramen, and the broth was incredible--creamy, rich, and clearly simmered for hours. It has that deep, milky consistency that only comes from true craft. If you like heat, the Spicy Miso has a perfect, layered kick that doesn't just overpower your taste buds. The Noodles: They get the texture exactly right. You can choose your firmness, and they have that perfect "chew" that holds onto the broth beautifully. The "Bites": True to their name, the appetizers (bites) are not to be skipped. The Pork Gyoza are perfectly seared, but the Karaage (Japanese Fried Chicken) is the real winner--juicy on the inside and impossibly crunchy on the outside. The Chashu: The braised pork belly is melt-in-your-mouth tender. They give it a quick torch sear before serving, which adds a beautiful smoky aroma to the whole bowl. The Vibe: The restaurant is clean, sleek, and has a great energy. The staff is welcoming and incredibly fast, making it a perfect spot for a quick lunch or a cozy dinner. Pro Tip: Don't forget to add a Marinated Soft-Boiled Egg (Ajitama). They cook them to perfection here with that jammy, custard-like yolk that takes the ramen to the next level. Beaverton has a lot of food options, but Koku is easily at the top of my list for comfort food. I'll be back again and again!

Food looked good, our kids said they tasted good. One of them said it was just like Japan. My low…read morerate is due to no kids menu, and us being charged 20% gratuity for binging our kids to eat here. The waiter made it a point to say your six guests so a 20% gratuity will be added to your bill even if you and your wife are not eating. My wife and I had dinner reservations at another restaurant where kids are not allowed. 20% gratuity is high when the bill is $80+ just for 4 kids. Don't take your kids here. Better places, better prices, better environment. Waiter was Josue. (Good waiter)

It's a typical sushi restaurant catered to American taste with sushi, bento boxes, and other hot…read morefood. Casual setting. Reasonable price. Street parking or parking lot behind or across the restaurant.

I like Yuki Sushi & Sake Bar overall -- the service was fast, and the place was clean. The food…read morecame out quickly, and the prices were reasonable, not overly expensive for sushi. The decor was average; I wish they'd put a little more effort into making the atmosphere stand out. The table was also a bit sticky, which was a small downside. Parking was below average since there's no dedicated lot -- just street parking shared with other nearby restaurants. I'd come back again, but it's not necessarily the first sushi spot that comes to mind when I'm craving sushi or when someone asks for a recommendation. Still, it's a solid, dependable choice.

Food was great, large portions for the bento boxes, service was great!! Gets busy at times.read more

I've been here many times in the past and it used to be one of my favorite spots. Unfortunately,…read morethe last three visits have been disappointing. The fish didn't taste as fresh as before, and overall the food quality seemed off. The rice was warm, but not hot, which made the meal less enjoyable. The service also felt different--staff didn't seem as upbeat or engaged as they used to be. This place used to be my go-to, but something has changed. It feels like the quality and experience aren't what they once were, and I've decided it's time to move on.