Everything was so delicious I cannot believe how fresh tasting and attention to detail they are! My…read morefriend recommended this excellent place to us! Everyone is on point here for service they are the nicest servers and sushi chefs for sure! The noise is basically none existent great atmosphere not too noisy or too quiet it's a great place for couples to come I love it! Coming again and again! Bringing all my friends

I've been wanting to try this place for such a long time and was happy to find myself hungry and in…read morethe area while I waited for my dog at the groomer. I got the 2 roll lunch which comes with either salad or miso soup and of course two of their classic rolls. I had the spicy tuna roll and a rock and roll which was pretty much a tempura fried Philly rock. The sushi was good. Looks like they have a lot of fun specialty rolls that I would love to try on my next visit!

I thoroughly enjoyed my dinner experience. So much to, in fact, that I came back again during my…read moretrip to have the crispy rice again! I enjoy that the location is easily walkable within downtown and the wait staff was very kind.

We ate here last night with a group of 8, and we were so impressed! We had a hard time finding a…read moreplace to even seat 8 people at 6:30 on a Friday night (we did make reservations) much less provide a menu that could please that many people with different dietary issues (Vegan/Gluten Free, etc), but Sora not only met our needs it exceeded our expectations. First of all, the place is beautiful. You will want to stand and stare a minute when you first arrive, from the cherry blossoms overhead to the gorgeous art painted on the walls. We were welcomed immediately and seated quickly. Our waitress was attentive and efficient, again this was no small task with a bit group at a very busy time. She made great recommendations and we started with several appetizers for the table: Crab rangoon Mozzarella stick, Goyza, and crunchy rice with avocado. They were all good and cooked to perfection, but the Crab Rangoon Mozzarella sticks were show stoppers. This is fun fusion at its finest, and everyone agreed we could have just lived on those. We had to put in sushi orders early as there was a bit of a backup with the kitchen, but our server did a great job of keeping us informed about the timing and made all the entrees work out so people getting hot dishes got them at the same time as people who ordered cold dishes. I had the sora roll which is another great fashion dish with a simple tempura shrimp and avocado roll upscaled by adding thin slices of wagyu beef, spicy mayo and dark sweet soy. I loved the combo. My wife had the peking duck and said it was fantastic with a good bit of flavor and a hint of kick, cooked to perfection so it didn't get dry. My son had the mushroom risotto which he said was very flavorful, and carried a bit of asian spiciness. Other people at the table had sushi, the katsu chicken, and the crab fried rice. No one was disappointed! Finally my wife and I split the smoked creme brûlée and all I can say is, you should save room for dessert because this was a fantastic spin on a classic! The only thing I would note is that it's not a quiet restaurant. Do not expect to have a hushed or private conversation here, but even with the big group I could still hear everyone, so it's not like it's ear splitting or anything. Honestly, every part of this experience impressed me and I would love to go back next time I'm in town.

Once you are downstairs and through the doors, you are transported to a submarine experience. The…read morelighting, the bar setup, the textures, colors and scenery prepares you for an immersive night. There are numerous drink options at moderate prices. Steamed towels are provided upon arrival. This is one of the best, high-end meals offered in Cleveland. Everything is done professionally with precision and care. Not pictured below, but one of the best options on the menu, is the Eye of the Tiger roll.

Fantastic sake and nigiri and sushi as usual. Always with very creative specials like one with…read morefried fish bones and hibiscus flower today!

Close to rock n roll hall of fame. Fairly quiet for a…read moreweekend. Waiter was attentive. Food was delicious. Seaweed salad. Shrimp roll Edamame Miso soup

Just getting around to posting this review BUT man oh man, the food, service, and ambiance at Sushi…read more86 were all on point. I honestly can't remember every roll I tried (I was too busy enjoying myself), but the 3-Way Reverse Cowgirl and Danny's BLT stood out--they were packed with flavor and super fresh. You can tell they're not afraid to get creative with their menu, and it works. The place has a laid-back, cool vibe without trying too hard, and it just felt like a good time from start to finish. The staff was really friendly too--not overbearing, just genuinely nice and helpful, which made the experience even better. If you're in Cleveland and love sushi or just want to try something different, definitely check this place out. It's worth it.

This place is awesome! We had never been before and it didn't disappoint. I took my two kids and…read morethey loved the conveyor belt, scanning each plate to find out what's what and how much things cost. They loved the juice boxes floating past. We spent and ate more than necessary for 1 adult and 2 kids but it was all fairly priced. They didn't like the bean dessert thing but it was worth a try! We 100% will be back!

Such a fun and unique dining experience, especially for sushi lovers! The revolving sushi bar is a…read morereally cool concept and makes trying different items easy and entertaining. The restaurant is on the smaller side, but we were seated fairly quickly. Most sushi plates come with 3-4 pieces, and it's easy for the plates to add up quickly if you arrive hungry because everything looks so good as it passes by. The different colored plates indicate different price levels, which is simple to follow. If you don't see what you're looking for on the belt, you can also order directly from the waitress. Overall, a great experience with fresh sushi and a fun atmosphere!

This is the perfect place to grab dinner before a show at Playhouse Square. In fact, it is…read moreliterally connected to the main Playhouse Square building, if you are attending a show, chances are there will be no need to even step outside after your meal. Sushi En is pretty casual, so you don't have to worry about being under dressed, which is a nice option for places in this area. In addition, the prices are very reasonable. Given their location, they could easily charge more, so I really appreciate the fact that they don't. My go-to is the California combo, a traditional Cali roll, a spicy Cali roll, plus soup or salad. If I am really hungry, I'll order one California roll plus a Chicken Hibachi Bowl. If you are more adventurous when it comes to your meals, go with the Drunken Tiger roll. Their edamame is also very good. I typically make reservations, but anytime I'm there, people always seem to be walking in and getting seated without a long wait. Sushi En is my favorite spot in this area. You will not be disappointed!

My biggest issue with this place is the service. I get that they are busy but we were seated…read moreupstairs and basically ignored for almost 30 minutes. I had to add more to my parking because I already saw how slow the service was but we felt bad leaving. There was a party that came in after us and didn't get any menus or greeted or anything for about 15-20 minutes so they left. Another party came and sat, ordered but then left as soon as the salads came out (I overheard something about the orders being wrong but still I felt bad the food was wasted). After the initial wait (where we bussed our own menus, dishes and napkins) everything else actually finished in an appropriate time period where the whole dinner took about 1.5 hours. I tried the beef bulgogi, seafood stir fry, soft shell crab app and the calamari app. The calamari was pretty frozen tasting, the bimbimbap wasn't very good due to the strange ground chicken, the bulgogi was actually decent but came with two raw baby carrots (old and wrinkled) and raw broccoli which was odd. We had to ask for sauce for the poke and it basically was a salad with raw fish on top... not super impressed overall especially since we have to pay for parking. Seafood stir fry barely had any seafood and the noodles/sauce tasted packaged. This place is attached to the theater so it's easy for people heading to see a show but other wise I'd avoid this place. Only redeeming quality is that the owner (I think?) was very sweet. The best dish we got was the soft shell crab but even then there wasn't a lot of it.

Food options for poke were excellent. The Yellow Tail and Spicy Tuna were my protein choices. All…read moreof the ingredients tasted fresh. The beverage choices were different but the unsweetened green tea was tasty. My coworker also love the sushi he ordered.

I love this place! It's always clean & quick. They have great options. All the food is fresh &…read moredelicious. I highly recommend the tempura burrito and onigiri! This is one of my new favorite places to eat.

This place has always been and continues to be one of my favorite places to eat in Greater…read moreCleveland. Where else can you get all-you-can-eat sashimi, sushi rolls, hibachi, and other appetizers for under 30 bucks? I went here for dinner, and for $28.99, I got a whole lot of sashimi, sushi rolls, hibachi scallops, shumai, strawberry ice cream, etc. Everything was delicious. The sashimi tasted great, and the sushi rolls were filling, though thankfully, Kintaro doesn't go too heavy on the rice. I thought the hibachi scallops were better than a lot of non-AYCE hibachi restaurants. They were tender and flavorful, and if I wasn't absolutely stuffed from the sashimi and sushi, I would have gotten another order of scallops. Like always, the service was great, and the staff was friendly. Our server frequently checked up on us and refilled our waters. So glad that you can still get a reasonably priced, delicious, and beyond filling meal here, even during these times of economic uncertainty.

The first time we went it was we fine, the hotpot and bbq were poorly explained and there is stuff…read moreon the digital menu that wasn't in the hotpot menu paper. Everything tasted fine, so we just assumed it was a communication issue. So we came back, this time it had a quarter of the menu and the quality took a sharp dive. Pretty amazing since it had been less than a week. Most of the menu was missing, our waiter seemed clueless, nice but clueless. I've never been to a hotpot that didn't have quail eggs all day. All the grill meat came out frozen, the cuts were thin and bad. The green peppers tasted like the blade that cut them, dry and metallic. I don't know that was way too wild a swing in quality we won't be back. We can't win with hotpot in Ohio it seems, for how much hotpot is in the US, I expect better than this. Kpot is still the worst but this last time at Kintaro is up there. Guess I'm looking for another hotpot place. It was clean and organized, the floor is in bad shape in the dining area but other than that it didn't feel dirty or unkempt.