Everything about this place is great. The owners are great the food is great sometimes I order in…read moreand it's just as good fresh I recommend highly

Really fresh and delicious sushi. The staff is friendly and remembers our favorite items to order.read more

Hinode is fine for a sushi meal - nothing especially memorable except for the lovely waitress who…read moregenuinely aims to please. That said, if you're craving raw fish it's convenient for a Piermont resident, affordable, easy to get a table, and takeout is always an option. A lot of the menu leans toward rolls drenched in heavy sauces which makes it hard to tell just how fresh the fish really is... or isn't. But if you order a sushi entrée, it does come with soup and salad. They also serve Nigori sake, not always a given at more middle-of-the-road sushi spots, so that's a definite plus if you like the milky stuff like I do. It's easy, it's quiet, and they'll occasionally throw in a few extra pieces, which is always appreciated. Being right off 9W makes parking simple, proving that in Piermont easy parking does still exist, even if it's not where you expect it.

The food was on point. Buttery and fresh sashimi pieces. The rice on their rolls are not thick at…read moreall and the flavors are so good. We were not able to take pictures of all of our orders but we ordered their Philadelphia roll and the cucumber rolls (no rice), as well as some sashimi and shrimp/vegetable tempura. We also had the roll that had lobster. Everything we ordered was so good. I love the family vibe as well as great service. This place is a family owned business and the wife was so sweet to us especially to my daughter. They are so nice!

We had a great first meal here. Nice selection of sushi and kitchen items on the menu that came out…read morefresh and fairly quickly. We found the quality to be good, especially for the value of the meal. Loved that it wasn't overloaded with rice, too. Surprised to find out that they've been around for some time yet we haven't tried it until now. Can't wait to make it our go-to AYCE spot!

I placed an online order at 6:22 PM and arrived at the restaurant around 6:40 PM. The restaurant…read morewas extremely busy, with a long line for dine-in customers. I asked if my takeout order was ready and was told it would be "a few more minutes." After waiting approximately 15 minutes, I checked again and was given the same response. During that time, numerous dine-in customers continued to be seated, and several other customers were also waiting for takeout orders. About 10 minutes later, I asked for another update. The employee attempted to explain the timing on my receipt, but I pointed out that the estimated pickup time had already passed and that I was simply looking for an accurate status update. She went to the kitchen to check and returned with the receipt again, at which point it became clear that my order had not even been started. After waiting nearly an hour from the time I placed my order, I asked for it to be canceled and left. Unfortunately, this is not the first time this has happened when I've ordered takeout from this restaurant. I completely understand that restaurants get busy, especially during peak dinner hours, but if the kitchen cannot keep up with both dine-in and online orders, it would be much better to temporarily disable online ordering until the backlog is under control. Other nearby restaurants, such as Okinami, do exactly that to avoid long waits and frustrated customers. The food has always been decent, but it is simply not worth waiting almost an hour for a takeout order--especially when the order hadn't even been started and I was repeatedly told it would only be "a few more minutes." I would much rather be given an honest estimate upfront than continue waiting without any meaningful update. Better communication and better management of online orders would go a long way toward improving the customer experience.

Sabi Sushi is one of Piermont's gems. Tucked away in the beautiful Hudson River village just about…read more20 minutes from the George Washington Bridge (NYC), it's become one of my favorite spots for sushi. What I love most is that the sushi isn't buried under sauces and toppings because it's so tasty, there's no reason to cover it up. The fish is fresh and clean tasting, as sushi should be. Cream cheese on top of sushi? If one sees that on your sushi menu, turn around quickly and dart out the door - it's just a camouflage of the not so recently caught fish. After falling in love with sushi during visits to Kyoto and Tokyo, I'm pretty picky about my fish, and Sabi never disappoints. The restaurant is cozy, with a small sushi bar that makes it perfect for date night or a low key dinner with friends. The sake martinis are excellent, and the service is always friendly and attentive. Doug, the owner and chef, and his elegant wife are wonderful hosts and make everyone feel welcome. Another bonus: they're open on Mondays, which is surprisingly hard to find in the restaurant world of Piermont. If you're looking for fresh, straightforward sushi without all the gimmicks, Sabi is well worth the trip to Piermont.

The sushi here was fresh and delish! I really enjoyed the crispy rice the best though! This place…read moreis a bit small on the inside so it can feel tight but the service is quick and friendly. I didn't love my cocktail but will be back for more rolls.

I've been ordering from Koi 21 for years, but had never actually gone there to eat in (side note,…read morethe delivery experience with Koi is also amazing). Upon finally heading there to actually sit in the restaurant and eat, I was really pleasantly surprised. Koi is tucked away from the main stretch of restaurants in Pearl River and has its own parking lot which is an added plus. The interior of the space is really pretty - they actually have a koi pond with waterfall inside, which gives a really pretty vibe and they even have these tucked away spaces for more private dining as well. The staff is so friendly and attentive - your drink never gets close to empty before they're asking if you want a refill and the food comes out quickly. The food itself is DELICIOUS - definitely my go-to sushi spot in the area with a great variety, so if you're not a sushi fan, there's still hibachi and a lot of cooked dishes too, so there is something for everyone. The price for value is wild - the portions are big and the quality is always excellent. Some of my favorites are the crab rangoon, the veggie gyoza, tuna pizza, the rock shrimp (basically a bang bang shrimp that is SO delicious), and honestly any of the sushi rolls (the OMG and Crazy Tuna specialty rolls are always a hit and I always love a Philly roll with avocado and cucumber as well). There is a minimal upcharge for brown rice, which is my go-to. Another plus is that Koi has a full bar. The wine by the glass options are okay, but the lychee martini I had was decent! Not the best, but still a bonus and nice to have. I will still order delivery from Koi, but will also make more of an effort to get here for the great service, food, and atmosphere!

I'm still getting takeout here 2-3 times per month. Their cash discount changed to 10% off a while…read moreago, but it's still a nice incentive to pay with cash. Quality has been great. Sushi, sashimi, rolls, steak teriyaki, all good quality. I've been particularly happy with the "love boat for 2" entree lately. It's a nice assortment of sushi, 2 rolls and beautiful slices of sashimi. It's quite satisfying and reasonably priced. Comes with soup or salad for two. My kids love the steak teriyaki, but aren't crazy about the vegetables that come with it. They're a bit watery in the teriyaki. Overall, great experiences here and they never mess up an order. My takeout bags have been complete and never missing anything. I'll keep returning.

Another great dinner at Shota…read more Combination Sushi & Sashimi platter for two ($140) Start off with fresh salad with ginger dressing !!!! Love the dressing ~~ Sashimi & sushi of a variety selection with salmon, fluke, eel, etc. As always and as expected, everything was top notch.

Brought to you from the owners of Mirak Cliffside Park so you know they will provide some fresh,…read moregreat Japanese. Received a warm welcome from the whole staff. Restaurant is beautiful and spacious. Parking lot available as they are in a small strip mall. I am frequently in the area so will be back often for lunch. Have brought many of my coworkers and everyone has loved it.

Excellent sushi. So fresh and tasty. Interesting menu with specials and delicious appetizers in…read moreaddition to the sushi. We had the Salmon Tataki appetizer, blistered shishito peppers, miso black cod, and then an array of sushi and rolls. We also had the rolls set and sushi set. Both came with a house salad and miso soup. They sushi and rolls were a generous portion and we all helped finish up. For dessert we shared the chocolate mouse cake which was delicious. Creamy but not overly sweet. Perfect. Service was also excellent. Knowledgeable, friendly and patient. They were also hustling the whole time we were there as they were busy but they kept coming by to refill our water and check in on us. It's a small space but they turnover pretty quickly, definitely family friendly and comfortable but it's still nice, clean and good for a nice, meal out.

I put in a take out order for weekday lunch from here. I picked the eel avocado and shrimp tempura…read morerolls that were $12 each. Upon arriving at the restaurant, saw it was packed with guests dining in during lunch hour. The place is relatively small with sushi sanseis working in a corner station. A staff member handed me the order right away. Both the sushi rolls were packed in a small box, with some wasabi and ginger. It can with tiny bottle of soy sauce and a nice pair of chopsticks. The sushis tasted decent but were way too small is size and quantity. Each roll had 6 pieces only, not even 8 like most places do. I was still hungry after eating both rolls.

I stopped by for a quick lunch while charging my Tesla in the strip mall. Since I just ate at the…read morebar, I'll only focus on food. 1. FOOD (3/5) - Pork Katsu Cutlet Lunch Special (Main, $13.95, 3/5) - Could've been better. Pork was cooked carelessly - some way overcooked, crisped into oblivion such that the meat was turned dark brown and dry, while some were passable with breading falling off. Spring roll was mushy, and rice was put in a hurry. Side salad and california rolls were decent and miso soup was just there. They overall tasted alright and it is a good value esp. with soup & salad. I wished they would put 10% more and charge $16 instead because quantity left me wanting. - Hamachi and Salmon nigiris (Main, $2.50/pc, 4/5) - I had to try their sushi as it looked nice and fresh right in front of me. Both did not disappoint: fresh & silky fish with rice just right. They weren't out of the world though and slightly expensive for what they were. Overall I left satisfied, but I also spent close to $25 w/ tax just for myself because lunch special quantity was slightly lacking and I sub'd with expen$ive sushi. That said, I think Hikaru offers a pretty good quality and value for the locals - check them out next time you're in the area.

I had an amazing experience at Hikaru Sushi. The sushi was incredibly fresh, with great flavor and…read morepresentation--especially the rolls, which were perfectly made. I also tried some of their other dishes, and everything was just as good, from the appetizers to the hot entrees. The service was quick and friendly, and the atmosphere was clean and comfortable. Definitely a great spot if you're looking for high-quality sushi and a variety of delicious food options!