I came to the Fujiyama location in Avon,OH. for dinner, and boy, was I hungry! I ordered the…read moretempura shrimp sushi, & that was def my fave. It was delish, freshly made,& hit the spot!I really enjoyed it! I also ordered the shrimp hibachi dinner, but unfortunately, that was a major disappointment. It was very lackluster & just didn't have the flavor I was hoping for. The included soup was warm not hot & had no taste.The teriyaki sauce on shrimp & vegetables,yummy sauce on salad, and the dipping ginger sauce were all watery & tasted super weird.I honestly didn't enjoy the hibachi @ all. Not only that but it didn't come w/ lo mein noodles. Idk what it is but when I'm outside of NY or CT. hibachi places don't include noodles w/ their hibachi meals. Man noodles is LIFE. It comes as a whole separate meal which I couldn't down & see myself paying the extra for something I wasn't going to finish. I just wanted some not a whole separate meal. Thankfully, the staff was friendly,& my waitress was on point. She was attentive & made sure everything was taken care of. I just wish the hibachi had been as good as the sushi because that part of the meal really fell short.

Food is always good! Fast service and nice and quiet especially if you dine In the non habachi side.read more

East side and west side - which don't talk to each other (1 of 2)…read more In this metro area, there is a sharp divide in that what is west of downtown and what is east of downtown don't tend to mix. It could be the distance, but that's no excuse since the freeways don't see traffic like the heavily trafficked cities in America. It's also that it's provincial! I was visiting a friend who lives in this very community on the west side and, since we sometimes visit the same restaurants, I dug up Arashi, located across the street from manicured Stepford-centric Crocker Park. Crocker Park is not a park, but a somewhat upscale mixed use retail-office-residential development. Arashi is a long-standing Japanese restaurant. I suggested it in part because I don't often eat Japanese food. Also, my friend has a few dietary restrictions and I am not a nutritionist. Eating Japanese food for lunch met with approval. As for me, I just avoid the few things I've known to have a negative effect on my digestive system as well as spicy food, the latter of which I flat out despise. They feature sensible lunch combinations. One can pick from the hibachi section of the menu or the regular section. We chose the exact same thing - hibachi chicken lunch - except that my friend had the mushrooms omitted. The chicken platter comes with rice and vegetables as well as soup. I also ordered the tea service. The latter is not free of charge like it might be in some Chinese restaurants. All of the food was very tasty. As for the soup, we ordered the miso soup and the onion soup. My onion soup was delicious. The problem, with which my friend concurred, is that the soup bowls were small. I could have had three times that amount of soup. I could have eaten more of everything! There is portion control at work. The interior of the restaurant is simple and tasteful, with only small hints of ethnic flavor. The regular restaurant is outboard by the windows, the room with the hibachi grill is inboard, and there is a bar between them. They have sushi and there are people who will order that, but I'm not one of them. The service was polite and got the job done. The pricing for the lunch specials seemed about right. My friend, who has lived in Europe for years as well as Asia for a few months, said arashi meant something but forgot to follow through. I looked it up and arashi means a storm or a tempest. From my L.A. days, I only know about 20 or 30 Japanese words, two of which have to do with climatic or geological matters - yuki and jishin. Yuki means snow and some Japanese women have this name. Jishin packs a meaner punch - it's an earthquake. So, rather than experiencing a jishin, I'd rather weather a fictitious storm (arashi) here and have a reliable low-key Japanese lunch.

Good, inexpensive, fresh sushi, and delicious, service is great and the restaurant was well kept…read moreand very clean. Have been coming here for 10+ years and I still love it even after the new owner.

I've been to this place at least ten times. The restaurant is very quiet. They mostly do carryout…read moreordering but there are a couple tables set up inside just in case you can't wait to eat your order. I always get at least one sushi roll. My go-to is either the Rainbow or Alaska. Very tasty and right on par with restaurants that are way more expensive.

Food is not good, poor quality and overpriced. Service is…read moredry. Rice was undercooked. Save your time and money.

Ever since we moved here, we have been trying different sushi places and this one was next on the…read morelist. I can't believe we waited this long to try it. The amount of yellowtail they give you is amazing! It is soooooo good and fresh it is something you have to try for yourself. The sushi took a while to come out but that was because it was a full house AND they're making it right there and then. Their selection of sushi and other dishes makes it easy to take a big group, there is something for everyone. The staff were amazing and even seemed to have a lot of regulars. If you come and there is a wait, I promise it is worth wait.

This was such a good sushi place!!! Tucked in the corner of this little plaza, we had never really…read morenoticed it before! But we are so glad we did! We got sat right away, our server was super helpful, and the food came out fresh and fast! We tried the red dragon roll, fire mountain roll, kimchi, & chicken tempura!! Everything was delicious... our brains were hungrier than our stomachs! My favorite roll was the red dragon!! The chicken tempura was also surprisingly good, I thought it was going to be plain, but it went well with everything!!! I would definitely come back and try some different rolls they have to offer, they all looked delicious!

Yummy sushi. Plenty of vegan options. Nice drink selection but wish they had more mocktails. We…read morelove coming here as a family. Service is pretty good. Staff is friendly. One dining area does not have windows but the other side of the restaurant is nice with both high and low top tables. We always enjoy our meals there.

I want to start off by mentioning I come here with my boyfriend every other week because it's my…read morefavorite place to get sushi. Recently, we've been noticing some changes. When we got sat, it took around 15 minutes for a server to greet us and when she did, the energy shifted. I understand people have bad days but the tip percentage is decided upon the quality of service. A bitter attitude and a lack of attention is not the usual expectation when dining out. When our appetizer arrived, disappointed accompanied it. The Bang Bang Shrimp has always been a crowd favorite; this time around it was burnt yet soggy pieces of shrimp. The sauce was enveloped by the taste of frying oil, causing the flavor to be bitter. By the time our entrees arrived, morale was at an all time low but the first bite of my roll made up for it. The Ichiban roll is unique- asparagus with spicy salmon and yellow tail may sound bizarre but it works. I've come to the conclusion that Sakana is purely a sushi restaurant. I have never been displeased by the quality and flavor of the sushi. Henceforth I will be ordering off the sushi menu and I recommend you do the same.

Only ever get takeout. I've never been to the $$$ Sushi restaurants to me this is as good as it…read moregets.

FINALLY a sushi place in Cleveland I can trust. Phew was running out of ideas. Solid sushi all…read morearound!

Veg weren't fresh. Shrimps had no color. N surprisingly I bit into dirt. Which makes me believe…read moresomething was dropped then placed back into my box.

All the items are like 80% rice and 20% meat/vegetables. Vegetables were soggy. Overall unimpressedread more

Food was better a year ago. I got the breaded shrimp, smaller ones over fried. Not much taste…read more Shrimp egg roll was bland and didn't see any shrimp. Shrimp fried rice wasn't bad but cold. Thank God for soy sauce, hot mustard and cocktail sauce.

Not the same as it used to be. Ordered general tso chicken and Hawaiian chicken. Both not that…read moregood. Hardly any sauce so was very dry over rice.