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    Sakana-Ya Sushi Bar

    3.6 (214 reviews)
    Open 11:30 am - 10:00 pm

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    Saret B.

    My husband and I decided lunch after wrapping gifts was needed lol. I saw Sakana-Ya was open Christmas Eve (also Christmas Day), we don't get here often but they do half off sushi more than one day during the week(changed after the pandemic). Everything was delicious and it was easy to order rolls we didn't see on the conveyor belt. The service was friendly.

    Cupcake Roll Dinner
    Kathleen C.

    Food was amazing. We sat at the bar. It was my first time having revolving sushi. It was difficult to figure out the rolls. You could order the rolls you wanted if you didn't see them and the server would find them for you or have them made. They had tempura, Rangoon, spring rolls revolving, too. The ambiance was minimal, everyone was around the bar, so there wasn't much interaction.

    California Box Lunch
    Molly R.

    Very impressed by my to go order lunch box. My order was made and delivered in a timely manner. The ingredients were fresh and the food was delicious. The lunch box was a great value, can't wait to order again!

    Chirashi Dinner- assortment of sashimi with a bed of rice underneath (comes with Miso Soup)
    Sophia G.

    (4.5/5) Took a trip down to this restaurant because I was craving sushi and soup! It's very lovely interior, a bit dim but still nice! I ordered the Chirashi dinner and hot and sour soup (forgot the pic). The sushi restaurant that splits into two rooms, one is the sit and dine area and the other is the conveyer belt sushi section. I chose the sit and dine because I wanted something soup. I have been to the conveyor belt section once around 2 years ago when I first visited Syracuse and it was amazing! Food: (9.5/10) Chirashi Dinner $23.95: 12 pieces of sashimi with a bed of rice underneath! Comes with miso soup. The fish all tasted fresh, nothing smelled bad nor did I get sick afterwards. Tuna, salmon, yellowtail, shrimp, and imitation crab are the only ones I know from looking at the bowl. The others were unknown. But they were still delicious! Salmon is my favorite one! The only thing I wished was that the rice was warm or maybe on the side. I understand it was because the fish was on top but I like my rice warm. (8/10) Miso soup was decent, nothing fancy but good (9.8/10) Hot and Sour Soup $4.95: probably the best hot and sour soup I've had in a long time! They do have less veggies in the soup compared to other restaurants but the flavor is to die for. It has a slightly thick consistency which is what I look for. It definitely has a kick which is great. It's also not too vinegary and perfect for the cold season. (10/10) Service: It was a cold winter day, I was the only one there. The lady at the desk took my order and gave me the food within 10 minutes! Fast service and didn't bother me until I was done which was nice! Overall I was very satisfied and full! Will return to order their other items like bento boxes.

    Pineapple slushie and miso soup

    SO GOOD!!!!!! The food was amazing and the staff was so friendly! I loved the look of the place and loved the music!

    Conveyor Belt
    Michael L.

    Sakana-Ya is a fun experience with good sushi. It's nice inside and the SUSHI bar is fairly large with a good amount of seating. We did the conveyor belt for lunch on this visit. There's a solid selection of Sushi on the conveyor belt with a variety of prices marked by the color and design of the plate. It can certainly get pricey quick so I'd recommend finding a half price day to attend. Service was fast as we got to sit immediately and the belt was moving. They are very quick to clean up the covers of your plates, but you'll keep your plates and they will total the cost at the end of your dining. Nothing blew me away, but it was nice to try a wide variety of sushi dishes. I recommend giving it a go, I think you'll be pleased that you did. Enjoy!

    Nick M.

    I've been going to Sakana-Ya for years and will continue to do so for as long as I live in Syracuse. It's been a staple for me since I've been in high school. Sakana-Ya is a conveyor belt sushi spot with more traditional dining on it's opposite side. Recently, I believe during the heart of the pandemic, it received a major renovation that made the space somehow more modern than it was before (bye-bye tricky mirror!). The spot looks great. The food, while admittedly, is not the best sushi I've ever had, is certainly good- especially for the price. They used to offer half-priced sushi on Mondays but every time I've been since the place opened up again has been that same "half-price". Admittedly, this is probably the right price for their sushi as there's typically only about four pieces per plate. I genuinely have never had a bad meal here and will stop whenever I need to scratch my sushi itch. They also serve Charm Soju- a favorite of mine, which I can't seem to find anywhere else. For the best experience, go during a prime dining time as the sushi will be more plentiful and won't have sit around as long. I genuinely love this spot even with it's flaws and wouldn't hesitate to recommend anyone to go there. Props to the sushi chef with glasses and earbuds in- that guy has been there literally every time I've ever been there and I can't imagine how many podcasts this man has listened to. Please, if you are looking for a sushi fix, don't overlook Sakana-Ya.

    At our favorite sushi place!!!
    Allen E.

    Very good sushi, and lots of other choices for the non sushi people........ The bottle price on wine is amazing compared to most places! Not a lot of choices but a few good wines in each flavor......

    Kat W.

    3.5 stars. Came here on a Saturday evening and was able to snag a table on the non-conveyer belt side. We tried the rotating bar side first, but we were told to just sit down and wait and there were a few others sitting already. We tried a couple of rolls and a chirashi bowl. The rolls were decent, though were pretty small/skimpy on fish (for $10 and $15 especially). The sushi fish was very nice in the chirashi, but pieces were very thin/small. Even though the meal was decent, everything was just terribly pricey (about $70 after tax and tip for what you see pictured and we weren't very full). In addition, service was very slow (we had finished and waited about 15 minutes before we could flag someone for the check). Overall, decent sushi, but probably will try some other places first.

    Olivia M.

    My friend and I tried a late dinner here and we had such a nice time!! We tried so many new types of sushi and the conveyor belt added some fun to our meal. We were pleasantly surprised to find out that they had half price sushi! Most of what we ate was a mystery since there weren't any labels but everything was really tasty. Next time I definitely want to try one of their milk or thai teas and some new sushi!

    Cody P.

    I've been out maybe five times since March 2020, and two of them were here. The first time I ever had sushi was here about 15 years ago. I've been coming here for special occasions ever since, learning my favorites by appearance. With all the sushi I've had, I probably couldn't name the ingredients of a single sushi roll... and for that I guess we can thank their conveyor belt delivery and color coded plates. It only comes back to bite you if you want sushi from any other venue, where you can't wait for the one you want to pass by your face. I've only ever been here on Monday, half priced day. I'm sure we're probably missing some selections, but we're more than happy with what we get when we come here. Usually by the time we make it here, we're so deprived of sushi we can barely contain ourselves when we're sat in front of an infinite rotating loop of our entire week's dreams. Seating can be a little tight, I'd guess there are something like 20 seats available. Large parties are tough to manage, but it'll work out if you're okay waiting. Being sat directly next to strangers can make the experience more interesting. The limited seating also means they won't want you to linger too long. Once you start to slow down, they'll start hitting you up for the check so they can get new people in. Like I mentioned, I don't have a very fluent take on the menu, I just know which ones I like and grab the one (or three) I want next. Today, we ordered some General Tso Chicken and Salmon Teriyaki from the entrée menu. I went with the salmon when they didn't have Lamb Chops left. The idea was to cut the sushi with some other food and maybe order less, but we ended up ordering the same amount of sushi and taking half of our other food home. The salmon teriyaki was so tender, and crisped all around the outside. The broccoli, baby corn and peppers sat in the teriyaki sauce and was great to have on hand during a sushi binge. The General Tso chicken was the best I've ever had. Great cuts of tender cooked chicken, fried crispy and bathed in the best General Tso sauce ever. They use sesame oil in their sauce, and it makes all the difference. I'm more of an amateur when it comes to sushi, so I won't weigh in in any useful way when it comes to quality. But for me and my girlfriend, coming here has been the carrot and the end of a long stick. It's been one of our favorite incentives to get through some very challenging weeks, and I hope the place sticks around for a long time.

    Conveyor
    Marisol E.

    My boyfriend and I visited the sushi conveyor bar section on a Friday night when they had half off their plates. We had about 10 different small plates and paid around $50. I think the value of the meal for half the price was okay but I would not pay regular price for their plates - it's simply not worth it. Parking to get to this restaurant was a bit of a hassle on Friday night but hey -- that's what happens on a weekend in downtown Syracuse. We were greeted and sat quickly and were given water immediately. The water glasses were a bit dirty though. The plates on the conveyer belt are color coded and they help you understand the price of the plate you're going to grab. We ordered a variety of plates and rolls such as edamame, crab Rangoon, California roll, eel roll, salmon roll, fried banana among other things. I wasn't very impressed with anything and a bit disappointed at the quality. I ordered the taro bubble tea and it was probably the worst tasting bubble tea I've ever had. The tapioca bubbles were light brown - not the regular black. The tea was super thick and unlike anything I've ever had it. I probably won't be back and won't recommend it to friends but if you want to get the experience of sushi on a conveyor belt - give it a try during a day they have half off their plates.

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    Asahi Japanese Restaurant

    Asahi Japanese Restaurant

    2.6(66 reviews)
    1.9 mi
    $$

    I've really enjoyed grabbing lunch here while I'm out and about. I'm not sure what they were like…read morebefore COVID, but it's take-out only, despite having a reasonably large space. They'll usually have the orders sitting on a table near the front door, while the employees tend to hang out way in the back by the kitchen. There are lots of tables and surface space, which are basically open storage for to-go containers and things like that. As far as their sushi, it's some of the best I've had in town. I'm not an expert by any means, but I've come by plenty of times for some sushi between meals. Impromptu sushi runs like this are great for celebrating good days, or mourning bad ones. I love the packaging they use, but I usually wish I had asked for so much more soy sauce and wasabi than they gave me. There's a lot of great stuff on this menu I can't recommend enough. The entrées and other food items I'm not as crazy about. Pricewise, there are a lot of great deals. I love getting sushi and gyoza and a basic salad or miso soup with whatever I order. I will say though of all the entrées I've tried, the one that really grabbed me was the teriyaki salmon. So perfectly crispy and they really nailed it with the sauce. The chicken katsu was pretty plain. And the beef curry was incredibly bland, and the beef was pretty tough. I didn't even save my leftovers from that, it just wasn't a good choice. My girlfriend is Korean, and we usually avoid ordering Korean stuff since we make it all the time at home and can almost always make it better. I wanted to try something Korean for the review, so we threw in some Budae Jjigae on top of one of our orders. It was actually made really well. It tasted a lot like something we would have made at home, just minus most of the spice. You have to try the sushi, that's not optional. And even if the other food isn't the best in town, there's some good combos that will leave you with good variety at a great price.

    Salmon in the sushi I ordered was brown and smelled. I brought it back and the woman working said…read morethat it was smoked salmon (not what I ordered, also not supposed to be brown?) and told me that if I didn't like it that I shouldn't order it next time. Rude when I entered, rude when I left. A waste of 10$, won't be going back.

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    Umai Revolving Sushi

    Umai Revolving Sushi

    4.7(13 reviews)
    64.7 mi

    Umai Revolving Sushi in Victor is such a fun and unique dining experience. It blends classic…read moreconveyor‑belt sushi with made‑to‑order items that arrive via a second express conveyor running directly to your table. The whole setup makes the meal feel interactive and playful in a way that never gets old. Drinks are delivered by an adorable cat robot that rolls up to your table while playing a catchy little tune. It's silly in the best possible way and adds to the charm. The main sushi conveyor is pretty standard if you've been to other revolving sushi spots: individual plates glide by under clear plastic domes, and you simply grab whatever looks good. Stacking the empty plates at the end of the table becomes part of the ritual. One of the best parts of this format is how easy it is to try things you wouldn't normally commit to ordering as a full roll. It helped one person in our group break out of their "usual order" and discover new favorites. Everything we tried from the conveyor ranged from good to great. Our only quibble is that many of the options rely heavily on spicy mayo. We love spicy mayo, but one diner wanted more choices without it. Fortunately, the touch‑panel ordering system makes it easy to get exactly what you want. We used it to order à la carte sushi in more traditional combinations, and a standout was the sweet potato tempura roll -- absolutely delicious. Overall, this is a genuinely fun experience. We've returned multiple times, and this Victor location is noticeably more spacious and quieter than the Monroe Avenue one, which was a welcome improvement. Give this place a try. It's tasty, lively, and just a great time.

    I was looking for a "unique" dining experience and found Umai. My, oh my. The place was so clean,…read morequiet, and the food was GREAT! A little on the pricy side but so worth it. Special sushi and nigiri roll around on the train for taking and basic menu items are by table order. One singe dish will cost you about $6. Your drinks will be delivered by a cat robot. So cute. Stopping in is a must do!

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    Umi Japanese Steakhouse Sushi & Bar - Rainbow, salmon avocado, and California rolls.

    Umi Japanese Steakhouse Sushi & Bar

    3.0(190 reviews)
    64.9 mi
    $$

    This is the best restaurant Ive ever been to the inside is amazing and we got served almost…read moreimmediately everything about this place was amazing the food was great and it was just beautiful but there was some trash behind the plants and in the wishing well but I don't blame the place I blame the people who did that they should be ashamed of themselves I don't know wth these other 1 star raters are talking about this is one of the best restaurants I have ever been to I know I already said that but i mean it

    We visited Umi in Victor on a Saturday night after Thanksgiving. We were seated right away and…read moreordered chicken yakitori, a chirashi bowl, and the 9-piece sushi combo. The yakitori was disappointing. Dry chicken skewered with green onion and covered in a sauce that tasted more like mitarashi dango glaze than actual yakitori tare. Extremely sweet and not the right flavor profile at all. The sushi was the bigger issue. Both the chirashi and the sushi combo had almost identical fish selections. Several pieces were clearly low-quality, especially the white fish, which tasted unmistakably like tilapia! Muddy flavor and all. I've never been served tilapia as sushi before, and it definitely shouldn't be used that way. The other fish didn't taste fresh either. The California roll was large snd bland. We paid a little over $90 with tip, and the quality didn't match the price. I even brought the leftover fish home thinking I could cook it for our cat, but even he refused it. I understand not expecting high-end sushi in upstate NY, but I do expect basic freshness and authenticity. Unfortunately, this meal fell far below that. I would not recommend this place.

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    Umi Japanese Steakhouse Sushi & Bar - Sushi-sashimi for two.

    Sushi-sashimi for two.

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    Akina Sushi & Hibachi - Kani salad

    Akina Sushi & Hibachi

    4.4(47 reviews)
    6.8 mi
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    Had a great meal here with our three nephews who can really eat. They loved it and some even dared…read moreto say it was better than their favorite spot back home. The staff were incredibly friendly and efficient. We got there at 2:25 and the said last order while be 2:40, to make sure we wanted to stay. We meant to get there at 2:05 but we had am unplanned bathroom break on our way from Buffalo. The food came out VERY FAST. I've never seen anything like it. Maybe we were the only ones still ordering but even so, very fast. A server writes down the order on a pad, no sheets to fill or tablets. She reminded us we would be charged for uneaten food but the kids assured us they could eat everything. Other than a mistake roll (I think we were given a rainbow instead of an eel) they demolished the food. The only thing that would make it better would be Inari. It's a staple for vegans and vegetarians, but I still came out ahead with my sweet potato tempura hand rolls, avocado hand rolls, seaweed sala, and miso soup. Everyone loved the French fries, which is not the norm for AYCE sushi. Kids also loved the chicken nuggets, shrimp tempura, crab Rangoon, yakisoba noodles, and steak hibachi. Steak looked freshly cooked and not overdone. The kids ordered 5 or 6 different rolls and liked them all. Cannot say enough about how lovely and gracious the staff was, even after closing when we were clearly cutting into their break before the dinner shift.

    I would say this is probably the best AYCE sushi in Syracuse and I can't really say their…read morecompetition is that intense here. The fish on the nigiri is sliced very thinly and I'm not too surprised as it's AYCE but just keep in mind the ratio leans heavy on the rice. Sashimi is also NOT included in the AYCE price and I believe it's $1 or so per sashimi piece so they do try to fill you up with the sushi rice. I'm not really a roll person, I prefer nigri and raw fish for my sushi cravings. That being said, Akina is very affordable for AYCE The service is good, I don't think the wait is incredibly long. Usually we only wait about 20 mins or so. They do have high chairs and the bathrooms are clean. Parking is fine too, they're in a plaza so there is parking but sometimes it can get pretty full there. I would recommend eating at Akina if you're in the mood for AYCE sushi in Cuse.

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    Akina Sushi & Hibachi - The Sushi Bar with the Chefs create their art.

    The Sushi Bar with the Chefs create their art.

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    Ocean Sushi

    Ocean Sushi

    4.1(35 reviews)
    3.5 mi
    $$

    Takeout review! We ordered the cheese fried korean chicken…read morewings and vegetable tempura for a to-go snack. Service was kind, food was not ready when I arrived but that is fine. Interior is cute, quiet and clean. They have karaoke downstairs. The tempura was good, light and fresh. The fried chicken wings - cheese were disappointing. I have ordered this type of chicken wing from other restaurants in the past and it is always a cheese type of powder the coats it. This was cheese melted on top, not even a sauce or powder,, and that does make a difference for the dish as it had no flavor. I have seen cheese melted on top of spicy wings before but this also was not that. It was disappointing especially for the price ($24.99). Overcooked and dry.

    On the way there I drove by Red Chili which looked packed and arrived here and it was not so busy…read more Was tempted to turn around but I've already reviewed Red Chili and I have to keep up my Yelp status you know. Glad I stayed. Despite its name, the sushi was so-so. Think of this place as a Korean restaurant. Almost all of the patrons were speaking Korean. The beef bibimbop in a stone bowl was great. The stone bowl was unusual in that it was very flat which created a better , I'm not sure what the right word in Korean is, crispy rice layer (what they call soccarrat with paella). They didn't serve much Banchan with it, I didn't notice they have Korean barbecue until I was leaving. That's what I get for being hasty

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    Ocean Sushi

    4.1(214 reviews)
    7.1 mi
    $$

    Went for a quick bite and this Sushi restaurant did not disappoint. Absolutely loved the Gyoza and…read morethe delicious sauce that accompanied the dumplings. Staff were helpful and attentive. Really appreciated their recommendations. Also, of note was the selection of rolls and specialty rolls which was great. For a quick bite and some really good sushi Ocean Sushi is the place to go.

    I love this place, and have been going there often (probably every other month) since they opened…read more The service is attentive, they refill my water often, there's a huge selection of sushi, sashimi, appetizers, and non-sushi entrees like teriyaki, bibimbab, and bulgogi. It's small but when I go I can always find a table. We like the hot tea, the milk tea, and the miso soup is very good. And the takeout is great too. The only reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is because in the last year or so I've noticed some popular rolls and dishes like chirashi and California rolls have been prepared ahead of time. They're very cold, right out of the fridge, like sushi from Wegmans. I'm sure they were made that day, and I get they're trying to save some time, especially for the labor-intensive chirashi, but you can't taste it as well when it's cold like that. So I recommend sticking with some of the special rolls. We had a couple of the new ones today after they revamped their menu and they were very good.

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    Ocean Sushi - Playboy roll, Mexican roll, and TNT roll

    Playboy roll, Mexican roll, and TNT roll

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    Mitsuba Ramen Noodle - Tonkotsu Ramen W/ Black Garlic Oil - $13.95

    Mitsuba Ramen Noodle

    4.2(184 reviews)
    4.1 mi
    $$

    Listen here listen here , I can't believe I've been here so many times and never left a review!…read moreMitsuba is hands down my favorite poke spot in the Syracuse area. I always get the salad base and my mom usually goes with the noodles -- and let me tell you, they never miss. This time, I think our bowls got mixed up a little, and mine ended up with some ah tuna. I've always been hesitant to try it since I usually stick to cooked seafood, but it was actually so good! Flavorful, fresh, and the texture was way better than I expected -- honestly, similar to shrimp. If you like shrimp, you'd probably enjoy this too. For toppings, I went with shrimp, mango, crab meat, corn, chili flakes, and a few other things (I even snapped a pic of my order card because I can never remember everything!). The poke bowls are always fresh, flavorful, and customizable, and I love that you can watch them chop everything right in front of you. This visit I also tried the crab rangoons -- they were a little too crunchy for me, and my little one even said the same (and she usually loves rangoons). My mom tried the chicken wings, which were good, but I'll personally be sticking to the poke bowls because they are the star here. The restaurant is always clean, the staff is super friendly, and the quality is consistently top-notch. If you're looking for poke in Syracuse, this is the place. Five stars for the poke bowls, no question! They do sell all type of bubble drinks as well.

    Cafeteria style ordering and appearance. Got the tonkatsu ramen (it is a ramen place after all) and…read morewas pleased. The noodles had the right amount of bounce to them and the broth was satisfying. Would go again

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    Mitsuba Ramen Noodle - Dining room

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    Mitsuba Ramen Noodle - Poke Bowl with Spicy Salmon & Kani .. cucumbers, seaweed salad, avocado, & sweet chili sauce.

    Poke Bowl with Spicy Salmon & Kani .. cucumbers, seaweed salad, avocado, & sweet chili sauce.

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