I was not expecting to have such a spectacular experience at such an unassuming spot, but our…read moreentire dinner experience was incredible. Located on a scenic little road, you'll find Fogama tucked away between other shops and restaurants. When you walk in the restaurant looks quite small, but they have another seating and bar area upstairs to accommodate more guests. I visited with a large group for a work dinner (we had reservations) and we were immediately seated immediately. The waitresses were attentive throughout our time here. One of the main things that immediately impressed me was the wine list. I was excited to see Sancerre on the expansive list and immediately ordered. The food itself was INCREDIBLE. We ordered a mix of hot and cold appetizers, classic rolls, and specialty roles. There is truly something on their menu for everyone, and we all raved about the freshness and quality of all of the dishes. Just a great experience overall. I would definitely visit again when I'm in the area.

Prices listed on yelp menu for fogama are not the real prices . Its a scam. U call and rolls are…read more75% more than advertised in menu in yelp. Tuna salmon roll 7.25$$ no its 10.00$ . Shame on you

We went at 6 o'clock. The service was good.. since they have reopened. The place was clean and the…read morefood was actually very good.. I really enjoyed it and we weren't rushed out after we ate so it was actually nice to be able to sit and talk..

Didn't really enjoy this place at all. Everything just tasted off. It seems to be more of a take…read moreout place as opposed to a dine in, even though it's a pretty good size. Very empty on Friday night. They don't even have real menus just the brochure takeout ones which is odd. The sushi was decent, the orange chicken was terrible. Probably won't come back.

I'm very picky about sashimi and have never been thrilled with other places nearby or in Stamford…read more Tried this and wow! Fantastic! Will come back soon.

This place is awesome. The price is unbeatable in the Greenwich area. Food is top tier and…read moreextremely comparable if not better than most sushi in the area for almost half the price. I'm surprised there's not more customers when I go. I cannot say enough good things about this place!!

Hands down my favorite sushi spot of the moment. Their menu offers various items in case someone…read moredoesn't want sushi, but they probably will because it is like buttah. Service is great. I usually sit at the bar and they are always attentive. The ambiance is great for a date night with low lighting and good music. Follow me on ig for more: chaya_loves_wine

The restaurant is very elegant on the inside and they do offer outdoor dining. We chose the bar…read morearea since it had dimmer lighting. Immediately upon sitting down we saw that the prices were insane for what the menu items actually were. We ordered the shrimp tempura appetizer, which was $18 for 4 shrimp. It was very good, but worth it...? I don't know. The sweet potato croquettes had a great texture on the interior and exterior, but absolutely no flavor inside. The dim sum was delicious, but also overpriced for just 4 small soup dumplings. I ordered the stir-fried udon, and the noodles themselves were delicious, but the chicken was tough/overcooked and also had no flavor. The organic grilled chicken was a bit burnt on the outside and too salty. It was a $32 plate for just chicken and a few veggies-- it didn't even come with white rice or anything. For this price point, I'd expect that I'm paying for at least great service. But our waiter left us alone and only checked on us maybe twice the whole time? We were waiting about 15 minutes just to get the check because he'd completely disappeared. The restaurant wasn't crowded, and we were one of just two tables in the section, so I'm not sure why he left us alone for so long. Eventually, two other employees checked us out and packed our food after waiting that long. Overall, it was pretty disappointing and we left wishing we'd just gone somewhere else. I've gone to Japanese restaurants and had the same amount of food (if not more) for better quality, better service, and better price.

Came here for a sushi fix while I was in town and was NOT disappointed! The service was very nice…read moreand even gave suggestions when asked. The miso soup was really good and both rolls we ordered were tasty. I would definitely come back!

Sushi is good! One order of fried rice is plenary for two people . It's also delicious!!…read more Just about everything is good ! Not upscale or fancy but good local sushi restaurant for Weaverville.

Once again, AMAZING dinner! Good staff. And I do love the "tree" in the center of the dining room…read more(great feature). Shrimp Dumplings (so tender), Xiao Long soup dumplings (always a winner), Shrimp Lo Mein & Chicken Fried Rice (both of which remind me of the old Oriental Diner) and Beef Pancake Roll. We ordered dessert. Good tiramisu.

Good spot for dumplings. Nice space with plenty of seating. Servers are quick and attentive. Lots…read moreof dim sum and dumpling options on the menu. There are also some friend rice and noodle options. I end up choosing one of those with the dumplings. And the crab fried rice is always on point I recommend coming here with a group and ordering family style. I have also ordered take out, just avoid the soup dumplings if u r doing that, not the same experience and can get messy. Whenever im in the mood for a sit down dinner in a nice local spot, this is my go to for dumplings.

We've been going to Edo for the past 11 years now and yes they have gone through different…read moremanagement and all of the hibachi chefs have been replaced except for one. We couldn't believe he was still there when we saw him cooking at a different table. Overall, the decor and space haven't changed at all. It well kept with the Japanese theme. Service was great and our waiter was consistently refilling my son's glass. Noise level: high but fun! They still sing happy birthday in Japanese which makes the place entertaining and exciting! Great place for family especially with little kids. So what has changed? Of course the prices which makes sense but unfortunately also the flavor to some of their food. Edo was honestly the best hibachi place back in the days but tonight there were some hits and misses. We always order the combination: steak (filet mignon) and chicken/shrimp every time we come. The combination hibachi comes with a few grilled shrimps as an appetizer, soup, salad, noodles, mixed vegetables, and white rice. Yes, they still toss the zucchini to you to catch which is a great start to any hibachi meal. Soup: (4/5) super light broth with some fried tempura crumbles that floats on top. It used to have a few sliver of sliced mushrooms back in the days but no mushrooms in sight tonight. Salad: (4/5) simple iceberg lettuce with shredded carrots and grape tomatoes topped with their ginger dressing. This hasn't changed and still fresh and tasty. Shrimp: (4/5) used to be more flavorful but still tasty. Mixed vegetables: (5/5) mushrooms, broccoli, zucchini, and onions were tender and were flavorful. I enjoy dipping them into both the hot mustard and ginger soy sauces. Noodles: (2/5) what happened? Bland and lack the savory flavor that we used to love. It used to be the best hibachi noodles hands down so I'm glad we double up the noodles tonight. Super disappointed with the noodles today. Filet mignon: (5/5) thank goodness our steak was tender and super flavorful. Seasoned perfectly and was medium rare as I requested. Fried rice (extra cost): (3/5) good but wasn't great. Just like the noodles, their fried rice used to be so tasty and full of flavor. Unfortunately, today was just good not great. Under seasoned? Chicken: (4/5) chicken was good. It tasted like a lighter version of a chicken teriyaki. We finished off with their complimentary ice cream scoop. Ice cream choices were chocolate, strawberry, vanilla, green tea, and rainbow sherbet. Overall, it's still a great place for dinner with free entertainment. Our chef was young but entertaining. We would probably still continue to come back here but hope they improve their noodles and fried rice recipe.

aiden is the best server/buser definitely deserves a raise &' would love his service again!!!read more

Being from NY I'm spoiled for choice for sushi. Would I go out of my way here? No. But it was good…read moreand it was nice to sit outside.

MIKU has some of the best sushi I've ever had! Every bite was perfectly balanced with layers of…read moreflavor that built beautifully. We tried the tuna pizza, which I'd never had before, and it was incredible. The perfect amount of spice and the tuna tasted so fresh it really did melt in your mouth. I have no idea what the "crust" was made of, but the flavors came together so perfectly. A must try!!! The service was really good, very professional and fitting for the more upscale atmosphere. The only downside was they started cleaning and closing up well in advance of their closing time which made things feel a little rushed! Still, the food was so great I would love to go back!

Good food. I always get the 18 piece Chirashi. Their sashimi is fresh and couldn't ask for more…read more Only disappointment is the takoyaki for starters. It's a frozen dish being nuked.

Another lunch visit -- this time we both ordered the pork katsu bento box. It came with curry sauce…read moreon the side, which was good, though we hadn't asked for curry pork. We would have preferred the traditional katsu sauce -- more like a ketchup/Worcestershire blend -- which pairs better with the dish. The pork was tender and fried perfectly. You still get a choice of miso soup or salad; both were solid. The bento also included two fried shumai and a generous portion of white rice. I wish there were an option to upgrade to fried rice -- I'd happily pay extra for that, as the plain white rice lacked flavor I bumped my rating up to 4 stars -- it's better than a 3, though not quite a full 4-star experience. Staff was friendly and the location is super convenient to my workplace. Bento box lunch was $15.95. We also ordered two yakitori skewers. The chicken meatball skewer came with three generously sized, flavorful meatballs -- very tasty. The other was bacon-wrapped scallops. While the scallops were on the smaller side and a bit undercooked, the sweet sauce on both skewers was delicious.

Walking into this wine store, nestled across the street from Starbucks in the center of Rye, I…read moreexpected to find overpriced trophy wines for the local CEO set. I couldn't have been more wrong! This small store is stocked with carefully curated gems, including offbeat selections that I would have expected had the store instead been in Park Slope or Williamsburg. Inside you'll find bottles of Saint-Bris Sauvignon, Bedrock Old Vine Zinfandel and other surprises. The proprietor who was on duty when I shopped clearly loves his wines and was enthusiastic about every bottle that I touched. I walked away with a half-dozen bottles and fell in love with the first two that I opened when I returned home. Highly recommended!

Happy First Anniversary to new owner Dave! What a great place to find fabulous wines. Small? Yes…read more But, Dave is a wiz at finding just the right wine for any occasion or budget. He has excellent taste. And I super appreciate that every price point in the shop offers fantastic value. Have never been disappointed, and friends who get to sample his selections with us give us compliments all the time at dinner! Here's to many more years of wonderful picks. Thanks Dave!