Delicious, fresh sushi! The sushi pieces are teeny tiny and perfectly bite sized. I'm so picky…read moreabout my rice to filling ratio and they really nailed it! Tried a bunch of sushi as takeout - -3 Roll Maki Combo (Yellowtail Scallion (did not have scallions), Eel Avocado (wish there was more eel sauce on top!), and spicy salmon with crunch for $9.99) -Magic Roll ($11.99) and Chopstix Roll ($10.99), very small but yummy and well crafted -Egg Drop Soup ($1.45) was also really great! They have a large menu with lots of Chinese and Thai items too, typical of an Asian restaurant in a small town like Erie, PA. There are even sushi burritos!! The staff is so nice :)

It's in my neighborhood, the people there are nice & cuisine pretty good…read more A place where you don't mind going there by yourself after a busy day when you don't want to cook.

I'm not gonna sit here and tell you they have the absolute best food I've ever had. You and me both…read moreknow that'd be bs, and I don't wanna do you like that. That said, I will tell you it's easily the best tasting affordable option for sushi and general Asian fusion cuisine. Out of anywhere in Erie you can get all you can eat sushi, and they are few and far between, this place takes the cake for both price and quality. The service is fantastic, never had a complaint to make, and the vibe of the restaurant is very comfortable and relaxed. If you get the chance, go for lunch. The dinner selection for the all you can eat is much larger, but the lunch is cheaper. Like, 35 bucks for two people give or take, and the food is still just as good. I do miss the eel from dinner though. I go here frequently for a reason. It's just good, all around, so it gets five stars.

This is my go to spot when in Erie. Great value with an endless sit down sushi, hibachi, and app…read moreconcept. The main dishes are very flavorful...sometimes a bit aggressive with the long cut scallion and zucchini but I can't complain about that. The sushi is fresh and has the basics. No specialty rolls on the menu for the all you can eat which I understand. Service is always quality and the food is consistent. Nice portion sizes to be able to order a little of everything

Very cool vibe inside and great service from the bartenders. Good spot to grab drinks and unwind…read more Menu looked good too, but we had dinner before, so I'll have to come back to try the food!

This chic and trendy spot is only open for dinner, but we sat at the bar with little to no wait…read more The bartender and service was kind, and we ordered the burger, blue crab guac, and the ramen. The food was tasty but quite pricey. I'd say it's a decent spot for a date night.

The restaurant is a cute and quaint house which was very cozy and had beautiful views. There was…read moreonly one waiter and it was a calm environment. I ordered the tonkatsu ramen and spicy miso ramen, which had little flavor. I would try something different next time like the appetizers or rice bowls as the ramen was just okay

Interesting spot, so I decided to give it a try. The aesthetic is definitely the main draw -- very…read morevisually appealing -- but the experience overall was just okay. Service was fine, nothing memorable, and there were some cobwebs in the windows that threw me off a bit. Food-wise, I'd give it a 6/10. The crab fried rice was a little too sweet for my taste, and I was disappointed they didn't have sriracha or chili oil. Would I go back? Maybe -- more for the vibe than the food.

The food is great. Period. Always flavorful and fresh. Service is also always pleasant and…read morewelcoming. The BEST part is they do not do takeout... BUT... my sister in law in hospice asked for a "last meal" at Hibachi. They DID TAKEOUT!!!! They were so kind and so caring... we will absolutely visit Hibachi on 12th st when we are in Erie. Kindness is hard to find these days... it was readily demonstrated at Hibachi today. My deepest thanks!!

Excellent food freshly prepared right at your table Always delicious! Fun and friendly atmosphere…read more Bartender is great and so friendly. We go there maybe 5 times a year. A little dated atmosphere but can't complain about anything really!!

Food was great, costumer service was excellent. Delivery was early which is awesome. Will be eating…read morehere again

This place is super good! It takes a while to get the delivery, but I've never been disappointed…read morewith their menu! Great flavors!

It was ok! If I had any complaint it would be the cleanliness of the floor. The floor was very…read moreslippery. Aside from that, there are plenty of food choices. Service wasn't bad. Our waitress was straight to the point. No small talk, not much of a personality. I'm not sure that's a bad thing because that may be how their culture is. Nonetheless it wouldn't be my first choice but I would go back

The food was alright. I felt something biting on me on my legs when I was standing at the buffet…read more Didn't think anything of it then when my family sat down to eat, I still felt something jumping/crawling on me. They felt the same exact thing. It felt like fleas jumping all over our ankles/legs.

Great service great food very friendly staff!!! Highly recommend! Will definitely be back when in…read morearea!

Thai Taste Cuisine…read more Good: General flavor of the dishes was good, the service was very friendly and the dining room is lively/inviting with fun art Bad: Price for quality, food texture, and unsanitary restrooms Some of my review will seem harsh, but this place is worth a try if you're in the area. Hopefully the kitchen will consider my suggestions. I wanted to really like TT. The reviews were high and it made for a good ending after a long walk and exploration of the Peninsula. The dining room is cool with fun art and the service is fast and very friendly. Unfortunately the food comes out flat especially for Thai that's on the pricey side. All the dishes were heavily watered down - too much stock and not enough coconut milk to give that needed fat for flavor and texture. The tom kau soup doesn't need to be thick, but definitely needs more coconut milk to get the flavor and consistency. Same with the curry. It seemed like the dish was floating and needed more fat to straighten out both flavor and texture. The chicken satay was smothered in the sauce. It gave the impression of chicken drowning in gravy. A tip would be raise the peanut butter content, and serve the sauce on the side in a dipping bowl so the chicken gets a chance to shine. The mens room was unsanitary. There was a hasty "paint-over" a huge hole in the wall and the urine odor was terrible. Finally, the menu has a system of hot represented by American (1 pepper) Mexican (2 pepper) and Thai (3 pepper). I get the message but there's no need for the nationalistic stereo types and loaded assumptions. A clear and clean 1-3 peppers is all that's needed.