The price and the quality of the food is absolutely impossible to beat…read more I ordered pick-up for the salmon avocado and the tuna avocado. It was ready within 15 mins of me calling. I will definitely be ordering this again!! 10/10!!!

Very nice Sushi spot in Woodside/Sunnyside, with super attentive staff…read more Went there with two other people on a hot Summer evening, wanted to sit down indoors but they were full (it's not a massive restaurant, probably fits about 15 people inside at a time). However they made sure we had seats and glasses of water right outside their front door while we waited for a spot, very kind of them. Once we eventually got in and snagged a table, we saw that there's a team of 2-3 professional sushi chefs behind a counter in the middle of the dining area, with a display of sashimi and other goodies behind the counter. A good sign for sure. They have a pretty extensive menu (I'd like to come back and try a few more things at some point, like their pineapple fried rice), but we came specifically for the sushi and ordered accordingly. Had some Edamame and Tempura Shrimp to start, and then ordered the "Lover's Plate" (or something along those lines) for two, to share among the 3 of us. Menu said it came with a good sampling of different kinds of sushi and sashimi, which is exactly what we were hoping for. And holy crow, do they not skimp on the portions. The Lover's Plate is like $50, but it's well worth it. We were utterly stuffed and could barely finish the food - would have brought home more if we didn't know that sashimi rarely stays as good after a day or so in the fridge, so we crammed down as much as we could while sitting there. The bottom line about the sushi and sashimi is that they were good - maybe not spectacular, but again quite good overall. Clearly they know what they're doing, behind the counter. Meanwhile their staff came over multiple times to check on us, see if we liked the food or wanted anything else - they seemed genuinely keen on making sure we were having a good time, despite having a packed restaurant of other customers to handle as well. The bill wasn't cheap, but it wasn't crazy expensive either - just the right amount, given the quality of the food. Would happily come again and try out other items from their sizable menu.

Really fast and good service! It's a really cute small mom and pop sushi place mostly for take out…read morebut we stayed to eat there and it wasn't a problem either. Prices are insanely cheap for this economy and the sushi was actually really good. It tastes probably about the same as watawa sushi down the block in terms of quality. I'll definitely be coming back here!

Great food, friendly service. I've ordered from them for pick up/delivery and had no issues. Love…read moretheir one piece decorations!

If you want a no frills reasonably priced sushi spot this is a good place to try. I had 2 beers…read moreand a 3 roll combo while my friend had 2 rolls and our bill came out to under 50.

Sushi was really good, really fresh and the staff are all very good. There's a lot of sushi places…read morearound here in Astoria and this is one of the much better ones.

This place is soooo cute inside! I only walked in for mango sticky rice because I went to another…read moreThai restaurant that didn't have any so I called this place inside and I'm so glad I came by. The service is great, so nice & attentive. Such a cute date spot!

Food was good, great customer service, good attitude and clean bathroom very welcoming.read more

We discovered the restaurant this year. Better late than never! Since our first visit for lunch, we…read morehave continued to come back for more lunches whenever possible, and we've recently tried dinner as well. We're so glad we found this new place, as not many traditional Japanese restaurants run by real Japanese sushi chefs are around these days. Most of the chefs we know decided to retire. We were served by Mai and Myrei before. They're lovely and trained well. We ordered an oyster appetizer, which we thoroughly enjoyed. I also loved the chirashi so I have had that a few times already. The sushi set was also very delicious. Everything was fresh and cut nicely to perfection. It takes a skilled sushi chef to cut the fish correctly, maintaining the fish's freshness. We also tried the udon soup, and wow, we were not disappointed. Awesome all the way! This is a must-have regular food. Try it!

After Takesushi closed, we decided to wander into this new spot. I had never tried this…read morerestaurant for lunch. There were hot and cold lunch specials, some with noodles, others with raw fish, and also comes with hot miso soup or salad. I ordered the sashimi deluxe, and the sashimi tasted fresh. I enjoyed the presentation and the cute plates. The interior decor as in the walls were minimal and grey. There is a gap in the day where the restaurant closes. There are alcoholic options and also some non-alcoholic beverages as well. I found our waiter helpful and patient. I would definitely return to try it again.

I've had Mochiron Izakaya bookmarked for a while, so expectations were... not sky-high, but…read moredefinitely higher than what we got. We went all in on the skewers with the assorted combo (thigh, breast, meatball, pork belly, the whole lineup including bacon-wrapped everything), plus yaki ika, takoyaki, and fried oysters. On paper, this should've been a fun, izakaya-style spread. In reality, it all landed somewhere firmly in the "fine, I guess" category. The yakitori platter was the biggest letdown--nothing was outright bad, but everything felt a little lifeless. The meats leaned dry, the seasoning didn't quite hit, and even the bacon-wrapped items (which should be a guaranteed win) somehow came off underwhelming. The yaki ika was chewy without much depth beyond the sweet soy + mayo combo, and the takoyaki lacked that soft, almost molten center you want. Fried oysters were decent, but not enough to save the spread. Service matched the food: polite but forgettable. No major issues, just minimal engagement and a general "going through the motions" vibe.

This was my first time back after COVID, and they did not disappoint.Mochiron is a cozy spot on…read more30th Avenue. is an authentic Japanese gastropub in Astoria (Long Island City) known for its ramen, tapas-style small plates, and anime-themed decor. I ordered one of their specials with soup and green tea. On a cold day in December, everything hit the spot, and with a little extra to carry home. Interior-wise, the restaurant is beautifully decorated with animated posters, and the staff are friendly. Well worth another visit

Ignore the bad reviews guys, they're over 6 year old reviews and they are now under new ownership!…read more My boyfriend and I recently moved to the area and we came across this place as we were just walking around. It's my new favorite place for sushi and hibachi. I've had a good selection of their special rolls and most of their sashimi selections and I have no complaints about anything I've had. I absolutely love raw shrimp and Alan (super nice guy that always is there) but they didn't have it when I ordered. A week goes by and Alan says he got raw shrimp just for me I mean come on. He is the sweetest and he always takes good care of us. I've always been a take out gal as I like to eat goood meals in my own home and their takeout is always just as fresh. My new favorite is the Time Square roll and all of their sashimi (definitely take advantage of their buy 2 special rolls get 1 free deal). I order here almost every week . Unfortunate that this place has bad star ratings BUT, all of the bad reviews are over 6 years old! It's under new ownership and deserves more love! Alan is super nice and he knows exactly who we are now because of how much we frequent this place. A photo would've been added but I devoured my sushi before I got the chance. Will add a photo next time I order!

One of the best services I ever received from a restaurant with delicious food. When ordering from…read moreAbi through Grubhub, it kept getting delayed due to the lack of an attached driver. When it got to closing time for Abi, and the owner contacted me to inform me that the food was already prepared, however they were just waiting for Grubhub to pick up my order. Unfortunately, Grubhub ultimately cancelled my order after two hours of waiting, but the owner insisted that we still got our food and even offered to drop it off to my house, despite the far drive. My husband and I ended up driving to pick our order up because we felt bad that the restaurant opened an extra 45 minutes for us. When we got there, the owner informed us that Abi never received payment for our order, despite Grubhub cancelling the order on their end. We cannot thank Abi's customer loyalty enough and we will absolutely be returning there again.

Fresh, delicious, made to order teriyaki chicken, beef and shrimp. Great place to catch a quick…read morebite at a great price. Fantastic and pleasant service with a smile, loved everything about this place!

Ordered: #7 - Chicken, Beef, & Shrimp Teriyaki (~$13):…read moreserved with steamed rice and cabbage Aya's take: I was in the area, needed a quick yet filling lunch, and opted for Teriyaki 365. ~$13 for a meal with 3 proteins, rice, and cabbage is a steal, in my eyes! The chicken and beef had some crispy bits from the grill and were tender and well-seasoned. The shrimp were plump and decently fresh. There was a bit too much teriyaki sauce for my liking but the rice soaked up a lot of that which was super satisfying! I also liked the cabbage which balanced the meal a bit better. Overall, this hit the spot and kept me full for hours!