Wanted something different for delivery. So happy we came upon Nikko Sushi! The presentation was as…read morebeautiful as the food was incredibly fresh and simply outstanding! Can't wait to visit. The delivery was great too!

I've passed this a bunch of times and finally did take out when I was in the area. I got a house…read moresalad with ginger dressing, I've had better dressing before but I liked that the salad wasn't as soggy and wet as other places. I got ebi roll and scorpion king which were ok and the spicy bad girl which I loved. Sushi was fresh. I would come back.

Staff are always super friendly and attentive. Sometimes you'll be waiting at the front to be sat…read morefor a few minutes but once you're sat they are great! The place is small and tables are close together. Sushi is always great from quality to portion! The fish is sliced thick and the rice ratio is great. Presentation always impresses!

For the price and portion sizes, Mizu is a great restaurant pick for your sushi cravings. The fish…read moreand lunch/dinner entrees are fresh and flavorful and the service is decently quick and straightforward, even when they are busy. Inside, the restaurant is a bit small but cozy and a local spot I love to bring my friends and family to. I also recommend their lunch roll specials, which allow you to pick your 2-3 rolls and each come with a soup and salad. All in all, one of my favorite places for sushi in the Marlboro/Monmouth area!

***2 1/2 stars***…read more This was one of the oddest sushi restaurant experiences I've ever had. I came here for lunch on Saturday with the Millennial Chum, who may have gotten into a mild rumble with a member of the staff a decade ago when she was a much younger Millennial Chum, but was still willing to return and give this a shot. No rumbles this time, but the service and atmosphere left a very strange impression. We stopped by at the height of lunch hour around 1PM - part of my thought process was that sushi tends to be pretty quick for sit-down service, so we weren't likely to have an issue seeing the 2PM Nicole Kidman porn nearby (I was correct on that front at least). The minute we walked in, we both looked at each other in confusion - it was SO quiet and empty, I actually felt self-conscious walking through the restaurant to our designated booth. I think there was one other party in there, but even with that it was honestly like being in a mausoleum. Strange. I decided to get three rolls - two normal, one edgy. This is now the second time in a few months that I've encountered a sushi menu that doesn't have salmon/avocado on it, which I consider one of the most common hand rolls, but it wasn't an issue to order it off menu. I also got a sweet potato roll and a Winter Roll. The Winter Roll was the star here - loved the flavors and it sort of tasted like a Dorito in a good way (which I assume is a hat tip to the crab meat on top). Definitely something I'd get again. The salmon/avocado was fine; a little light on the ingredients but tasted fresh. I just did not like the Sweet Potato roll, and I can't quite put my finger on it. This is one I get a lot, and taste-wise just wasn't up to par. Maybe the potato wasn't as ripe as I'm used to? The Millennial Chum is not a sushi person but given the lack of fish this was a pretty safe test roll for her, and she DID like it for what it's worth. Another weird touch? In my experience, sushi places tend to have very friendly staff, which I always assumed was cultural and/or a way of overcompensating for language barriers, etc. The waitstaff we encountered were the sushi restaurant equivalent of Daria - everyone was unsmiling and very monotone. Overall, the turnaround time wasn't bad (we got to the Nicole Kidman porn with time to spare), but the food didn't come out at the same time, which was a little annoying. The Millennial Chum's Shrimp Teriyaki came out first, then a few moments later two out of my three rolls came, but it took another five minutes at least for the final roll to show up. Not the biggest deal in the world (I certainly had something to munch on while I waited) but I like to eat my rolls simultaneously so I'm not just eating one flavor to end the meal. That was unusual, and also strange (theme of the meal) since there was no one else really in the restaurant. This was a tough one to gauge. The sushi overall was decent but it just wasn't a comfortable experience. Unless the food is absolutely mindblowing, the vibe really matters and can make the difference. Daria was a cutting edge comedy that deserved a better platform than MTV - it doesn't make for a great sushi lunch.

Very good hibachi restaurant. First time there and will be back very soon. Quality and prices were…read morevery good.

Ordered delivery from Sono Sushi and was really happy with how everything turned out! We were…read morelooking for good sushi in the area and saw this spot had good ratings and has been family owned for over 20+ years. They have a decent number of vegetarian rolls which is nice to see! We got the mango avocado roll (delicious), miso soup (great flavor), scallion pancake (can skip, was too oily and not as much scallion), tempura appetizer (too oily, will skip next time) and the sashimi deluxe. Everything was fresh and flavorful, will probably just pass on the fried apps next time!

Been to Sono a few times and loved the food every timez the servers are always on point and always…read morekeep your water and tea full. The restaurant is a decent size and has plenty of seats. They were packed for dinner on both of our visits so we were happy to see people attracted to the restaurant. We would recommend getting the boat if you have a larger group and everyone wants sushi. Its got plenty variety and is very shareable. Our go-to app is the Zaru cold soba noodles and assorted tempura. This has become one od our favorite sushi spots in the area!

I finally tried Nemo Asian Fusion & Sushi and overall had a good experience. The restaurant has a…read morenice, cozy atmosphere and the service was good. We started with the miso soup, which was warm and flavorful. The sushi was fresh and everything was nicely presented. I also liked that the menu had a pretty big selection, so there's plenty to choose from even if you're not in the mood for sushi. Overall, the food was good, the atmosphere was nice, and I'd definitely come back to try more of the menu

The bar honestly wasn't high, but this was probably the best dining experience I've had in Keyport,…read moreor close to it. I came here this past Saturday for an early dinner with the Millennial Chum and Co. I've driven or walked by this place a bunch of times, and I've always liked the exterior - it reminds me of an NYC Irish bar, if that makes sense. Not what I'd expect from a sushi establishment. I will say as a caveat that it IS smaller inside than I expected; it's basically one narrow corridor, so as a result it doesn't really have an opportunity to flex its interior design muscles too much. Not really a negative per se, and not something I think they can really do much about unless they move somewhere else with more square footage to play around with. I was a little apprehensive when I looked at the menu and saw they were boasting multiple Asian genres, including the aforementioned sushi but also some Thai, Chinese and Korean. (No, I didn't realize it was Asian fusion, which would have immediately explained this.) In my experience, having TOO varied of a menu can blow up in a restaurant's face, but regardless I came to try the sushi and went right to the special rolls. I opted for the Lover Roll and the Volcano Roll. The Volcano was okay for the most part - this was on me, but I didn't realize it had jalapeno in it, which is clearly referenced in the menu. I don't mind it from a taste perspective, but I hate the crunchy texture in a sushi roll (same with cucumber, which is a sushi dealbreaker for me). It was very easy to remove, and otherwise a perfectly fine roll. I think presentation value-wise it could use something since it basically looks like a pile of sawdust with the lobster salad on top, but it didn't diminish the taste. The Lover is excellent, and I wasn't too surprised to catch multiple sightings of it on other plates as we were walking out. The optics on that one were very unique, a bifurcated heart shape with a heavy dose of predictable pinks and reds. I hadn't really thought about it until now, but my sushi taste tends to go pretty savory with an emphasis on spicy tunas and wasabi mayo, that kind of thing. This is definitely on the sweeter side, which I'm assuming is primarily because of the honey. Regardless, it pairs really well with the rest of the ingredients. One of the better new sushi rolls I've tried recently, and it doesn't seem like I'm in the minority on that one. The service was very good; the Millennial Chum has been here before and said she'd had some issues on prior visits. Thankfully not a problem on this particular adventure - everyone had plans later in the evening and we were able to get in and out of here pretty quickly, probably within 40, 45 minutes or so. The price point wasn't bad either. Admittedly I'm used to being gauged on the regular in Midtown Manhattan, but special rolls being around $15 are a treat in and of itself. I'm not going to say that this is mouth-droppingly amazing sushi, but I think you have to grade on a slight curve in this area - Monmouth is pretty much a barren wasteland when it comes to its gastro offerings so when you find something decent, it's worth noting. Nemo is worth noting.

The new ownership group definitely made the place feel more modern and cleaner, and they're also…read moremuch friendlier and more welcoming than the original owners. That said, the quality has slipped a slight notch from before. They also own Oyako Tso in Freehold, which does 50% off sushi, but Konbu is definitely the stronger of the two spots. The sushi and sashimi combo is still a solid order, but pro tip: ask for regular tuna in the tuna rolls. They tend to use a lighter colored fattier tuna that comes off mushy and slightly fishy at times. Would also be nice if soup and salad were included with every sushi entrée.

Konbu is my go to for sushi lunch specials or just for dinner takeout. I've never actually dined in…read morethe location as I always order takeout. I love that for the lunch special you get both soup and salad. I feel like all other locations it is either one of the other. After placing my order it is usually ready with. 15-20 minutes. I always opt for their rolls or sashimi specials. Their rolls are absolutely humongous and loaded with sushi. Most places skimp and either give you a small roll or a big roll which is mostly rice. Not here! I love their sashimi as it is super fresh, no fishy smell or taste, and they give you thick meaty slices. The quality here is always top notch and I'm always happy with what I order.

We had a fantastic hibachi dinner with family at Ichiban Holmdel, and everything about the…read moreexperience was absolutely top-notch. The chef put on a great show, which was fun, engaging, and full of the energy you hope for at a hibachi table. It made the night feel festive and interactive in the best possible way (particularly the children at our tables had a blast). The service was fast, friendly, and efficient from start to finish. No delays, no confusion just smooth, attentive hospitality. And the food was absolutely delicious. Every dish was fantastic. It was the perfect combination of entertainment and excellent dining. Overall, it couldn't have been better. Ichiban Holmdel is truly a standout place to eat, enjoy good company, and have a great time. Highly recommend for families, groups, or anyone wanting a fun and tasty night out.

Excellent Great…read morelunch special Try the shrimp hibachi Very fun chef A party arrived all having fun

Haven't been to Toki in awhile. Was very happy to see they are still great. Fresh fish, huge…read moreselections . Prices are affordable. Lovely atmosphere.

Dinner here tonight. Toki is located in downtown red bank. Great location. Staff were nice and…read moreaccommodating. Interesting roll selection and quite extensive menu. Food - very good. Rolls were fresh and very tasty. Wonderful presentation as well. Miso soup was very tasty. Would recommend and will be coming back.