The food here is consistently great . Hands down my favorite teriyaki in Chehalis/Centralia área .read more

Having learned about Fuji through Tik Tok we honestly were too sure what to expect but just like…read moretheir recommendation for Lucky and Lawless Bakery we were NOT disappointed! The portions were huge, prices affordable, service for a restaurant known for their takeout, amazing! We truly appreciated the guys working last night! Thank you All!!!

Amazing teriyaki! Tied with the best in town with Fuji Teriyaki…read more The teriyaki sauce is sweet so I def recommend adding at least a level 1 spice to give it more oomph. The fried rice is basically white rice with veggies - not very flavorful or wok hei seasoned. It'd be amazing if yall fried it more, added more seasoning esp white pepper. Wouldn't recommend upgrading from steamed rice. The spicy chicken teriyaki is more of a dry teriyaki but it is delicious. Not gochujang based, more sambal and very yummy. I wish they would stir fry with veggies like Fuji does but still delicious and definitely recommend. As soon as you walk in the door you know it'll be rly good. Any place that has the owners kids playing or workin there will always be good. They were quick even though they were swamped at 3PM. They had a ton of door dash orders while i was there as well. As far as interior it's really cute and welcoming. They got part of my order wrong (I wanted steamed rice with the spicy chicken and got fried rice but since it still clumped together i didn't mind.) Def go here! My teriyaki rankings: Zabdi = Fuji, Kobo (they have a new owner so this isn't accurate to date. I've heard it's bad now), GG's, Royal's, Kobe, Happy Teriyaki (absolutely awful fried rice. Teriyaki is yummy but the rice was so bad it's made me jaded). Thanks for attending my TED talk

Excellent Teriyaki Chicken (to go) meal. Friendly and fast…read moreorder service. Locals are 100% correct on their rating of this little place.

Haven't been to GG's in many years, but I was visiting and wanted to stop in. Always greeted as…read moresoon as we walk in and owners are always super nice. The food was hot and fresh, and of course tasty! The only awkward thing is that the bathroom is outside, there's only 1 stall, and it's a little warn down. Inside of establishment could use some updating as well, but all the best food places are in random hole in the wall places I suppose!

DELICIOUS! Starting off, I ordered ahead for pickup since I work nearby. I pulled up and saw they…read moreare "under new management" to which I always feel that they are worth a new chance if there was ever a bad review written. I also noticed their sign that says "open in Sunday's" to which I giggled because I just mentioned to my husband that I bet they are closed on Sunday's, so kudos to them for knowing their customers. I ordered the chicken teriyaki and I need to mention that I LOVE when they add the side salad with the white salad dressing, throw that dressing on the rice with pepper and teriyaki sauce and it's FIRE. If they are smart they will be selling that by the bottle soon like seen some other places start doing once they caught on. The teriyaki sauce is the thick sweet kind which I love because the more runny kind is too savory and tangy for my liking. I only went inside for a second but the place looked really cool! The also have Boba Tea and Sushi which I'll have to try soon, but there's a lot of seating and parking around the building so there's plenty of space. I recommend someone take a photo of their updated menu so the prices are current. (I forgot). I paid about $30 for two chicken teriyakis. I'll be picking up more frequently from here since it's hard sometimes to find a good teriyaki spot!

Loved it! Small place in small town. Udon and sushi both tasted fresh and genuine…read more Cant wait to try more options off their menu!

Disappointed Service…read morewas good So many good ratings and sadly I did not enjoy my food at all. I purchased the yakisoba and the golden California roll. Did not enjoy either. The flavor profile of the yakisoba is not good. There is even a smell to the food that is off-putting. The roll, it wasn't crunchy. It mainly had one overwhelming flavor that took away from all of the other flavors in the roll. Their online presence is very frustrating when trying to find an accurate menu. In house they have a QR code that you can take with you. That is nice. Unfortunately I am throwing out $40 of food/tip as it is not edible imho. I love sushi but I'm not inclined to return.

We take sushi seriously and have tried great spots across the country, so we don't impress easily…read more We stopped at Asahi Sushi on our way to Olympic National Park just for a quick meal -- and it turned into one of the most memorable stops of the trip. The interior feels refined and stylish, with soft lighting and purple accents that give it a calm, upscale vibe. Service was genuinely kind, attentive, and well-timed. The miso soup was deep in flavor, the seaweed salad fresh and nicely plated. The Baked Salmon Roll and Olympian Roll really stood out -- fresh fish, balanced flavors, and beautiful presentation. If you're driving through Olympia, it's absolutely worth a stop.

Great sushi in a convenient location…read more To enter, you have to walk past the sushi bar where the chefs stare at you. Sitting there to eat would probably be awkward with every patron passing behind you. We got the Paradise and the Hurricane rolls. The Paradise was good, but the Hurricane won hands down. Sweet and savory, crunchy and creamy, with a touch of spiciness, this was the complete package. Highly recommend. The bathroom is outside of the restaurant through a winding corridor of backrooms. It's unsettling, and then the restroom itself is lit in a sickly yellow. One of the motion-sensing faucets had its motion-sensor ripped out, and the sink drain looked like it had been dissolved in acid. Kinda weird!

Best sushi! Amazing service, incredibly clean restaurant,…read morethe owner is making the potstickers from scratch. It is like eating in your Japanese grandmother's kitchen. Do not miss this wonderful place !!

This place isn't bad, if you're used to Tacoma food. I've noticed that food in this area is under…read moreseasoned and isn't super fresh. However, this place was definitely good. Not as good as sushi places in Seattle, but still good. The staff was very friendly and the portions are pretty big for the price. Parking right in the front and this place wasn't super busy. Might be because we showed up 1 hour before closing for lunch. Overall, if you want a good sushi place in Tacoma, this is probably your best bet.

Ordered take out for the second time, this time it was in a smaller container, slightly…read moredisappointed but understandable because the first time I ordered was a huge portion. I love the Thai basil green beans with chicken! I think that the dish would be even better if the kitchen was de-stringing the green beans, they are awfully stringy. But still delicious and so fresh nonetheless.

The food here was just ok. Took a very long time to receive food but the server was nice. Not an…read moreauthentic Japanese restaurant but more of a Chinese restaurant with Sushi options. Pricy for the quality but not much of an option around here.

My favorite birthday spot! I always get the calamari steak and it is so tender and delicious!…read moreEspecially with the ginger sauce

It was a great experience and great food. But expensive for two of us and only having one beverage…read moreeach our bill was $203