i just ordered lunch for the first time in 5 years after returning back to my hometown, but i have…read morebeen coming here for almost 20 years kabuki always hits. i missed you

This is probably my favorite local spot for upscale sushi options…read more Very established restaurant and frequently visited Some unique variations offered here. Never disappointed.

I just came here a couple of days ago for a Yelp event (please check that review for my thoughts on…read morethe pork bun and Sapporo-style ramen on their menu). I liked it so much that I decided to come back and dragged my co-worker with me. The interior is sort of a long narrow-ish setup, with seating on one side, and the ordering counter on the other side. Edison-style bulbs lined the area, providing a warm, orange-ish light. Cozy. You walk up to the counter and order. They'll give you a number and bring your order to your table. I ordered the blackened tuna bun and O.G. Miso ramen (with an addition of pork and egg), with a Yuki Tora sake. The tuna bun was tasty. I believe the tuna was aburi torched, and it was topped with carrots, scallions, wakame, and sesame seeds. It also had eel sauce and wasabi, which created a great flavor combination between the piercing spice of wasabi and the sweetness of eel sauce. The O.G. Miso ramen used a miso broth, with carrots, cabbage, shiitake, topped with scallions, sesame seeds, and a piece of nori. And of course, I added pork and an egg to it. I love shiitake in my ramen broth, as it adds a bit of savoriness, and also provides a bit of meaty texture. The miso flavor in this broth is much more prominent compared to the Sapporo-style ramen, however, I found Sapporo-style broth much more complex and balanced. I think what I was missing in this would be a drizzle of sesame oil. I also got a Yuki Tora nigori sake with my meal, which I found I loved from the Yelp event a couple of days ago. One with the meal, and another one as just dessert after the meal. Also convinced my co-worker to try it, and he also liked it. This place is definitely worth the visit. In general, you won't find ramen this good unless you're willing to go into the city and pay as much for an hour's worth of parking as your meal costs.

I was in the area for URI's corpse flower bloom! If I was in the area again, I would like to visit…read moreagain and try the poke bowls or grab another omusubi/onigiri. The vibe was very laid back on a 2-3ish afternoon. Parking was street parking, but I believe there's public parking around the corner. The restaurant is pretty spacious. You order first and then sit with a number and the server comes with the food/drinks. The tablet does ask for a tip before you even get served. As my personal rule, I never tip before finishing my meal. I ordered the house ramen and a mapo mushroom omusubi. I like how the ramen uses local veggies. The pork was fine, but I didn't like its somewhat dry texture. The broth was a bit too strong and/or salty for my liking, but I don't hold that against it--it reminds me of ramen I've had in Japan, which is a positive if you're looking for something more authentic. (However, I am finding that a lot of ramen just isn't for me!) I got the mapo mushroom onigiri for takeout. I liked it! It's a little spicy and quite flavorful, pairing with the rice well. All-in-all it was a very laidback experience and I would want coming back here again if I'm in the area.

What you expect when you go out for dinner. Atmosphere, service, and the food was top notch. We…read morewill be returning patrons.

Rating: 4.3 Came to…read moretry this sushi restaurant as i was near the area. It's a local asian restaurant offering sushi, hibachi, and more. It's located in a plaza so parkings are readily available. When we got there it was early just when the restaurant opened so it was empty. Inside is small with some seatings and tables with bar area. Once we sat down we took a look at the menu and placed our order We got tsunama crisp and divers scallop appetizer to start. They were both good but tsunama crisp was our favorite. Scallops were good but pairings sauce and salad in the middle was ok. Garlic noodle was okay as well. Bit strong on the soy sauce but needed a bit more depth of flavor or sweetness. Sushi was good. I personally liked the eel roll. Service was good and waitress was attentive. Overall it's a solid asian restaurant offering decent sushi and asian food in the area. However it's not unique since they don't offer m anything that is significantly different from other asian restaurants. Since it's a bit far from where i'm located not sure if i'll return unless I'm already in the area.

This is really just the sushi section in Belmont Market. You can always go to a sushi restaurant…read moreand get better sushi, but for a quick to-go sushi, this place is pretty good. They have some pretty simple rolls, and they have some pretty out there kind of rolls. I've never had one that I outright disliked, though? I tend to look for the blackship roll, tempura roll, signature roll #2, or spicy sake (I still think spicy salmon is better than spicy tuna). Oh, their seaweed salad is pretty good too. For me, this is a nice place to stop by on the way home and pick up some sushi on a whim quickly.

Sorry, but this sushi spot has rubbed me the wrong way for the last time. Will be getting our sushi…read moreelsewhere from now on. It's in the corner of Belmont Market...has a small case in the front and then you can also order there or call ahead. You're only allowed to take 2 items from the to-go case at a time. My husband didn't realize this, and got snapped at by the owner for trying to buy more. We're a family of four so of course that doesn't work for us. So we ordered ahead the next time. 4 rolls took over an hour for them to make. Ridiculous. So my husband and I would tag-team...he'd go in for 2 boxes from the case and I'd go in after for 2 more. The second time we needed to order ahead, it also took an hour, but we were prepared that time and waited the full hour before going to the store to pick it up. But today? My husband went in an hour after he placed our order (4 rolls and a container of edamame) and not only wasn't it ready yet, it took an additional half hour to finish the order! My husband was standing there with our 4-year-old, waiting, and the woman making the rolls was not only making our order, but when she said "I just have to make your Philadelphia roll" she made 3 of them at once and packaged them all up and put the 2 extra in the case rather than fill our order so we could get out of there and feed our kids lunch. Come ON. Completely unacceptable. And the owner is rude. I don't know how they get away with it all. Kabuki, here we come with all our future sushi business! They're right down the road at 91 Old Tower Hill and their number is (401) 788-0777

We were a party of 12 with lots of food orders. Staff was timely, accommodating, and friendly from…read morethe second we stepped in through the doors! We went there for my boyfriend's birthday & I requested a birthday dessert as a surprise for him for after dinner. Staff said they had mini macaroons, but later came back with a mini sushi cake with candles on top! We were able to share it across the table & it was delicious. They made his birthday so memorable for this moment alone. As for the food, the rice-to-sushi ratio was perfect. The fish melted like butter & they were all so fresh. We agreed it's our top 3 best sushi experiences ever!

I run Danielle's Sushi Diary on social media where I review local sushi restaurants and give my…read morehonest opinions. I visited Mori Sushi last week, and was shocked I had not heard of them sooner. We ordered several rolls: the Volcano Roll, the Mori Roll, the Crunch Roll, the Dynamite Roll, the Hawaii Roll, and the Godzilla roll. I loved each and every roll, but the stand out's were the Godzilla roll and the Volcano roll. Both very unique and must-gets. All of the fish we had was so fresh and I was super impressed. The prices are on the higher side, but reasonable for what you are getting. The actual restaurant is in a small plaza next to a grocery store. The inside is nice, nothing super special, but it doesnt need to be with sushi like that! I will be visiting again, soon!

Frequented Boru over the years as I always love a good ramen and some buns! The sprouts and buns…read morewere delicious and the ramen was amazing as well. Ensure you bring your appetite as there is plenty of food to be eaten! Service was a little slow this evening with just a couple of customers in the joint. Maybe I was just hangry tonight and a one off as normally have no issues with enjoying quality time at Boru.

Highly recommended! We came here after a day of celebrating and drinking. This place was like a…read moreband aid. The staff was soooo kind welcoming us in but so friendly throughout. Our waitress had a great sense of humor and also gave us some great recommendations. We loved all the food we ordered and we had quite a bit, everything was delicious. I will 100% return here again and again. By the way I loved the unfiltered Sake-Snow. Yummy!

Service was really slow for my family and I, I was watching our waitress treat other customers who…read morearrived after us faster and better than us. Very disappointed in the experience but the decor was really nice and I've been wanting to try this place out since my friends had a galentines day event here after our spa day but I had to go home so I didn't make it to the restaurant until today. Food was okay, the calamari taste like fish sticks and my husband and kids like fish sticks but I don't so I didn't eat that. My philly roll was okay but my husband and kids all loved their rolls so it's always nice when your kids are satisfied with the food. I'm on the fence as to whether or not I'd give this place another chance because it is 5 minutes away from my house but the service and overall experience was mid. The orange chicken was good nothing special so I was happy about that. I will add that the lychee sangria was probably my favorite part of this whole meal so if you want good drinks, this is your place! If you try this place out, I hope that you have a better experience than we did. It's probably the worst experience we've had in town.

I guess I should've known from the name, but this isn't the place for anything except sushi. The…read morehibachi was fine but overpriced, and there's definitely better available for less. The vegetable tempura was undercooked and not good at all. The shrimp tempura was good, though!

Hard to get poke bowl around here, so I had to try this place. When I walked it, there were only…read moretwo other diners. It had a sort of fast-food type of feel to it, but it was clean and bright. Never been to a Pokemoto before, so I didn't know what their menu was. It's very customizable, but since it was my first time here, I just asked for their miso salmon bowl (I was tied between the Hawaiian bowl and the miso salmon, and the girl making it said she preferred the miso salmon). Along with it, I got a seaweed salad and a mango boba tea. The miso salmon bowl was pretty good. The rice was definitely a calrose variety. It's the closest we come to a Japanese short grain for a US variety...otherwise, more commonly referred to as "sushi rice" in the US. The salmon had good texture and flavor. The miso was pretty good. Enough to give it flavor, but not so much that it overpowers it (I think it was made with a shiro miso, but I could be wrong). The garlic and onion chips gave the flavor some depth and provided texture. I was worried the cilantro could overpower the flavor of the salmon, but it didn't. The mango pieces in it....I'm up in the air about that. It was a more sour mango, and poke bowls definitely need a bit of acid or sour to cut the fattiness, but I found the mango a bit distracting. That said, I'm not sure what I'd use in place of it. The seaweed salad... it was.............okay. I mean, I liked it, but I found it very, very sweet. I feel like a bit less sugar, and a bit more sesame oil. Oh, and some sesame seeds. The mango boba tea... After looking more closely at the menu, I may have just ordered wrong, but, in contrast to the seaweed salad being too sweet, the mango boba tea was not sweet enough. Look, mango is a super sweet fruit, and when you get a dry mango sweetness, it's............weird. It's like this...imagine if you got a cup of watermelon juice, and when you drink it, you get a dry watermelon sweetness to it; like you get with a dry wine. Odd. Additionally, the boba pearls didn't have much flavor, but I didn't request it with the brown sugar pearls, so that's actually probably my fault. The boba tended to clump together, though, which was a bit odd (they don't do that when I make it at home). Overall, I liked it. I'll be honest, it's not the cheapest, but dining out hasn't been cheap since 2019. Was it worth it? Will I dine there again? Definitely. If I still lived in the apartments at the Commons, I'd probably find myself there once a week.

First off, the spam musubi is not traditional Hawaiian style. We do not use sushi rice in Hawaii…read more It really ruined the flavor. The poke bowl wasn't bad though. The ingredients were quite fresh and it's nice to be able to choose what you want to mix together which means if you ate it every day, you could have something different each time. Bubble tea is very sweet, but they are good in moderation. I would try it again for anything but the spam musubi.

Walked here from the Newport Hospital while waiting for my family member to get out of surgery…read more Only a 7 minute walk! Very delicious and great prices! Portion Sizes are good and the service was fast and friendly!

I really enjoyed Newport Tokyo House. I've been there twice for lunch and both times the service…read morewas great. They bring out food pretty quickly and the staff is very nice. The food was really good and the restaurant was pretty quiet but it was very nice.