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    Suki Hana

    3.5 (27 reviews)
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    Closed 11:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    chicken, rice, and broccoli in a styrofoam container
    Limi L.

    I found this place through doordash and it did not disappoint. I ordered the bourbon chicken, teriyaki beef, and the chicken and broccoli with noodles on some of them and fried rice on the others. I also got vegetables as a side option to make it feel more healthy. My favorite was bourbon chicken. After all, it was the most popular dish on the menu. I also really love the noodles as it was thinner and wider compared to the lo mein. I also enjoyed the vegetables with white sauce. Overall, a good place to get a simple, quick, and easy Chinese meal. The only thing I would say was the menu options are limited. Delivery wasn't bad. I recommend this place.

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    Staci W.

    Ordered take out. Great lunch specials. Love the build your own poke bowl. Wish they used sushi rice instead of just white rice but still delicious! The amount of food you get for the money is great. Kani salad was big and spicy.

    Cooked to order Teriyaki Chicken and Shrimp - no veggies?  $12 rip off but tasted good

    This is the last time I come here. I asked for the cook-to-order chicken teriyaki, and they gave me pre-cooked chicken that had been sitting there. Veggies are still not included with it, you have to pay extra - $1 for tiny amount of veggies. Next time we go to the Cherry Hill mall teriyaki place.

    Maybelyn M.

    This place is hands down better than those more expensive sushi restaurants. Coming from Hawaii this is the kind of place close to home and kind of affordable. What is up with putting so much in their poke bowl? In Hawaii it was so simple and affordable. When we bought this everyone kept looking at our food and I do hope they give this place more business. I plan on coming here more often

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    Joel W.

    The man behind the counter seem bothered to have me there, but he made a mean poke bowl

    Taro milk green tea with bobas. Perfect, as in not too sweet!
    Riyanka R.

    Great new addition to the Moorestown mall! A place with sushi and bubble tea! Forget driving to Chinatown for an expensive bubble tea when this place is great. They said their most popular flavor of tea is the passion fruit green tea. I ended up getting an iced taro milk green bubble tea. This was perfect for me in terms of sweetness .I loved the flavor of the taro. It had just a hint of sweetness, and didn't have a weird aftertaste or make me feel gross from a sugar overload afterwards. I highly recommend coming here if you're looking for a beverage that's not from Starbucks! It's also fairly inexpensive compared to other places I've gotten bubble tea from and the cup was really big and filled to the brim. They also have sushi here. I can't comment on what their rolls are like, but it seems like a good option if you're trying to avoid some of the more unhealthy options at the food court.

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    I got the teriyaki chicken with veggies and white rice and the chicken was nice and flavorful. Veggies were steamed nicely.

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    They use straight up linguine noodle for their lo mein. Plain noodles stir fried with a couple drops of soy sauce. Chicken dry af too

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    5 years ago

    Lemonade was good bourbon chicken was very sweet and the portions could be better for the price, but not bad

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    Got noodles but too spicy.They didn't say it was spicy and i didn't eat it.But the chicken wasn't that bad

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    10 years ago

    Great addition to the mall's food court. The food is delicious and the Boba tea is awesome

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    Never tried their sushi or bubble tea yet, but their fried rice and everything else is awful!!!

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    Sagami - Chirashi

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    4.3(740 reviews)
    6.8 mi
    $$$

    If you're looking for really good sushi and Japanese food, I recommend this place. I saw Japanese…read morecustomers dining there. It's a good sign that that they serve legit food. Enoki and egg soup is my favorite appetizer. Light broth with umami and perfect saltiness. My second favorite appetizer is agedashi tofu. So silky like pudding with light teriyaki broth. Beef roll up with scallions: beef is tender with some kind of sweet teriyaki sauce. It's pretty good. Eggplant filled with ground chicken. It looks appealing but unfortunately a bit too greasy. The sushi here is very special. The sushi rice is silky and moist. The fish piece is bigger than the rice. The eel is a must try here. It's very big compared to the rice underneath it. It very flavorful too. Mt entree is steamed salmon with seafood broth. I recommend squirting the lemon to the broth to make it taste like yuzu sauce as it lightens the whole dish and makes it less fishy.

    And another three years have passed, another excuse to catch up with old friends. Sagami worked…read moreout well again. PRO: I will say, if you want a place where you can sit and have a conversation, dark mood lighting (especially forgiving if the last time you saw each other alot was 20 years ago! - LOL), Sagami is an excellent choice. PRO: They don't rush you out - take your time. It was a Thursday night, so not especially busy when we came at 6:30 PM. CON: I could not find an updated menu online - I'm one of those people who like to peruse a menu in advance. I started with a vegetable tempura appetizer ($10) - excellent, light, airy, tasty. My main was the dragon roll - very tasty. Service was quite nice. Appetizers came out almost immediately, the rolls took a lot longer to get to our table. This is the kind of place where you're not paying to fill up your belly - but if you do, expect to shell out some bucks.

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    Mikan Sando Sushi Bento - Beef Katsu Sando

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    4.4(31 reviews)
    1.8 mi

    This will be one of the spots I tell people to snag for lunch in the Cherry Hill area for sure. I…read moreordered ahead for pickup and it was ready very quickly, already bagged and waiting when I arrived. There are tables inside if you want to eat in, and the space is pleasantly quiet, which makes it easy to relax and enjoy the food. The portions on the sandwiches are very filling, with large strips of juicy, great‑flavored chicken. The teriyaki sauce works perfectly with the slaw, and it has me excited to come back and try the other flavors. The spring rolls were crispy, packed with tasty vegetables, and came with a dipping sauce that tied everything together really well. The real reason to come, though, is for their dessert sandwiches. The bread is so fluffy and soft, and every bite feels like a little treat that guarantees a smile. I can't say enough good things about Mikan Sando, this is definitely a place I'll be back to again.

    While visiting family in the area, we were looking for an interesting lunch spot and we definitely…read morefound it here. The sandos we tried were all interesting and well made, though rather pricey for an al a carte sandwich. A side of fries or rice would really round it out, because spending $60 on four sandwiches and an order of fries and still being hungry is frustrating. The quality is good though, the concept is unique in this area and we enjoyed trying this place out.

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    U Sushi Japanese Restaurant

    U Sushi Japanese Restaurant

    4.5(17 reviews)
    3.6 mi

    This restaurant was great. Loved the different options, it was hard to choose only a few things!…read moreThe Indian pancake (paratha) and coconut sauce was a nice, unique appetizer. Same with the salmon sandwich. Everything tasted great. The restaurant was clean and service was great. Seems like a popular place for lunch during the weekdays!

    Unfortunately, our experience at this restaurant was very disappointing…read more We started with the seafood soup. To our surprise, there seemed to be more boiled onion in the bowl than seafood or even broth. Onion, especially boiled onion, has a very specific and strong taste, and I think when it is used in such a large quantity, it would be considerate to mention it clearly or at least ask the customer if they are okay with it -- especially since some people may have allergies or simply dislike boiled onions. The menu itself does not make things any easier. The descriptions and ingredients are printed in very small text, and the restaurant is quite dark, making it difficult to read exactly what each dish contains. This is especially frustrating with sushi rolls, where customers should be able to clearly see what ingredients are inside each roll before ordering. Under those conditions, it is very easy to overlook an ingredient, particularly one that ends up dominating the flavor of the entire dish. Next, we ordered the shrimp fried rice. Once again, onion was the dominant flavor, except this time it was finely chopped fresh onion. Later, we ordered four different sushi rolls, and somehow even the sushi had a noticeable onion taste. Out of the four rolls, perhaps one tasted reasonably good. The rest were either bland or overwhelmed by the taste of onion. What made the experience even more disappointing was the service. The server was unable to recommend popular dishes or offer any helpful suggestions. When we tried asking the sushi chefs questions, they did not seem to understand us at all. Even the manager's attitude made us feel as though our concerns were an inconvenience rather than legitimate feedback from paying customers. When we mentioned the overwhelming amount of onion, the response was essentially that this is simply their style of preparation and that "next time" we could ask for no onion. The problem is that no one told us beforehand that so many dishes -- including seafood soup, fried rice, and even sushi -- would contain such a significant amount of onion. We were never given the opportunity to say that we didn't want it. I actually like onions, but I certainly did not expect nearly everything I ordered at a Japanese restaurant to taste predominantly of onion. Unfortunately, between the food, the difficult-to-read menu, the lack of helpful guidance from the staff, and the indifferent attitude toward our concerns, this was not the experience we expected or hoped for. And on a slightly humorous note, perhaps the restaurant deserves a second name: "Onion Paradise." At least then customers would know exactly what they are walking into. If boiled onions -- or onions in general, especially in very generous quantities -- are not your thing, you might want to think twice before walking through the door.

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    Yu Sushi

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    4.7(31 reviews)
    4.2 mi

    Welp... second time here in the last 2 months and its time for a review. This is the best quality…read moresushi and sashimi I have had in YEARS! The service was super friendly and courteous... I am not sure if they have Japanese roots but everyone took the time to make our experience and food phenominal, which is a part of the Japanese culture. The actual fish quality and care in preparation with the little additions of yuzu and other spices on the individual pieces were amazing! It was like every piece was served as omakaze. Also, the chef served the highest quality and cuts of fish. This was a second visit for us. I usually do a review after two visits to judge a location and this place exceeded our first visit... I thought the first visit was a fluke because of how good it was. Now I believe they are actually this good.. The locals that live around here have a plethora of places to go to for sushi (we know because we have been to em all), but this place is the Gold Standard in our opinion. We live about 40 minutes away and made the trip here because of what I remember from our last visit. The ambience is cool with tons of pictures of private parties and fun times people have here. I deff want to have them cater a sushi party for us soon! We went here the first to try some place new by searching Yelp.... However, I saw them pop up on either my Instagram or Youtube feed a couple weeks ago. I know sometimes InstaTube places are a disappointment, but do not be affraid to try here and form your own opinion.

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