A few months ago, we went here for a late lunch. We ordered the salmon wonton chips as an appetizer…read moreand got the deluxe bento box and crispy duck claypot. The salmon wonton chips was always on par. The deluxe bento box was gigantic and came with unagi, vegetable tempura, gyoza, shumai, 3 pieces of spicy tuna maki, 3 pieces of salmon sashimi, and spicy edamame and miso soup. The crispy duck claypot came with roasted duck on top of tobiko and egg fried rice. For dessert, we got the fried cheesecake. Everything was delicious!

One of my go-to spots for lunch, date nights, family dinners, holidays, or girl's night out in the…read moreheart of Quincy Center. The food and drinks always hit! Has indoor and outdoor seating. The sushi is always fresh, but the salmon wonton chips are a must-get. The beef teriyaki was super tender and flavorful, and the seared salmon nigiri melts in your mouth! there's something on the menu for everyone. Our server, Virginia was friendly and made sure we had everything we needed throughout the meal. They always have games on the TVs and shoutout to Vicky at the bar making great drink recommendations and it's always a beautiful choice! So delicious and fits my taste. She made sure we had a great time. Great food, drinks, and service every time!

This place is small but big of on atmosphere and choices of items! Service is attentive and…read morefriendly and the food is very tasty and quick! Try the lunch menu during the day but even the BENTO BOXES ARE AMAZING! Fresh Sushi and Hot Miso Soups! YUM!

Very fresh and great tasting sushi, the restaurant inside is kind of small but they're able to…read moreadjust the tables to accommodate groups from what I saw at least 6 people. My order came out in about 10 minutes which was pretty good considering the restaurant was almost full and there were a few groups that ordered around the same time as me. The location is in a part of Quincy with a good amount of other restaurants nearby and it's within walking distance of the Redline Wollaston station so it's fairly quick to get to on foot.

I heard many positive things about this place and decided to give it a go. The place is clean, has…read morefew seats and majority of their customers orders to go. The system is just like Starbucks, You go to the ordering counter, then someone will deliver your order to the table if you dine in. Server is nice and knowledgable about the menu. I ordered their lunch bento deluxe with curry chicken and pink dragon smoothie. Curry chicken has rich curry sauce, well breaded chicken cutlets, and succulent rice. Sashimi in the bento is fresh which is a very positive indicator of their sushi quality. Pink dragon smoothie is refreshing and tasty. Only now do I understand my sister's obsession with this place.

Take out order Always reliably good food…read more We got two chicken katsu curry meals And crispy avocado maki roll -- Panko breaded avocado, cucumber & mango topped with tempura bits & spicy mayo--it's such a delightful appetizer Comes with the soy sauce tins and ramen soup and everything you need for sushi plus katsu bowls Katsu curry is always good. Love the pickled ginger and Japanese pickle. The meal always seems to be like 7o% rice though and juuuuuuust not enough curry for the meal. But everything is great quality. Sushi rolls act like an appetizer but for the low price I cannot complain. A great meal to go and ready in 15 minutes!

We did take out from Tooou and the food was incredible so we decided to go in person. The…read morerestaurant is very clean and very modern. The atmosphere very inviting. For appetizers we had the Katsu (fried pork), and the fried tofu. Both were excellent. I got the Lobster roll because they use soy paper and I hate seaweed. There were 8 pieces and they were delicious. My son got the Spider Roll and he loved it. He opted for the Thai Tea but I got a diet coke. A lot of patrons were having the ramen so that is next in the list.

I only had the beef ramen but it was delicious. The service was very attentive and it wasn't too…read morebusy or loud inside

My friends and I decided to try the "all you can eat hot pot" experience and I can say that it was…read moreworth it. The service was good, our waiter just seemed a bit rushed since he pretty much was the only person servicing the section of the restaurant where we were. This restaurant is pretty big, and has a parking lot. If you are interested in trying the all you can eat hot pot experience you have to make sure that everyone in your party is there the service is timed at 90 mins. We spent $200 (with tip) for 3 people which also included cocktails.... Also please note that in this service, there are sushi options available as part of the all you can eat..... if you do not finish your sushi, they will charge you $1 per sushi... we ended up having to pay an additional $6 for the sushi we didn't eat however my friend was able to take it home with her.

First time to this hotpot all you can eat . Not a big fan ever of all you can eat but it could have…read morebeen better with their broth . Kimchi broth lacks of flavor . Could have been more thicker , but the veggies and meat were pretty decent . Services was great . Sushi and Sashimi could have been better in quality .

I recently wrote a review for the 'Hot & New' Omori in Quincy. While I am not a detractor of Omori,…read morethe experience there left something to be desired. This is due to some creative decisions I disagree with and, at times, very little eel. Meanwhile, Sake Japanese Restaurant hits just the right spot! The creative decisions were excellent, with everything coming together splendidly. The fish was fresh and in more than generous amounts. This, in turn, makes the cost of about $20 per roll seem reasonable and makes it much easier to stomach (I didn't intend the pun, but I will own it). Regarding the Holiday and the Kevin Page, these maki rolls are similar. Both shine with the white fish on top and generous amounts of tuna (and salmon in the Holiday's case) within. The eel and cucumber add a pleasant new dimension to the pieces. I'd say these two are like identical twins adopted by different families. Each will have some unique personality and flair, but at the core, they are one. The crazy tuna brought something different to the table. While I am generally not a fan of the chopped-up style of fish, here it just works, and I didn't mind it. If I were to guess, this is because many places have more tempura than fish and add too much spicy mayo. Despite the style, the tuna was still able to shine through. For the inside, I enjoyed the crunch and freshness of the cumber with the sweetness and savory notes from the eel. Finally, the service was polite and speedy, though it wasn't bustling. Thus, not only would I happily return to Sake, but I would love to order the same three rolls again, for they were *that* good.

I had placed an order via Uber Eats from Sake. I ordered some sushi, some Yakitori (because my dogs…read morelove them and they deserved a yummy treat), and ramen that I put in the fridge for Sunday in plan of having some good hot soup after shoveling the pending snow. While my order was in route, the restaurant called and informed me that my driver forgot the hot items. Before I could even feel an ounce of disappointment and without prompt I was asked for my address as well as phone number and their delivery guy brought my ramen! No extra charge, and when I tried to give him a tip, he politely declined. THAT is platinum level of customer service. And to top it off, the sushi was delicious...I cannot wait to heat up and try the ramen. Highly suggest, if I could give more stars I would!

I found Ichiro over quarantine and I have been going ever since! I've gone there to pick up and…read morehave gotten delivery through GrubHub and the like. The food is always ready on time and it is some of the best sushi I've had in the Greater Boston area. I usually get the following: Sake sashimi (salmon). Can I just add that the sake is my favorite! The salmon is so fatty and the slices are thick! Maguro sashimi (tuna) Hamachi nigiri (yellowtail) And then I'll get some type of roll. Spicy tuna is a go-to, but it's not spicy enough. I wish they had some of that spicy mayo on the top. It's still good, but not the "spicy" type of roll I'm used to. One of my favorite rolls is the Four Season Maki special roll that has lobster with cucumber and avocado and topped with salmon and tuna. It's sooo delicious and decadent, but I don't get it all the time because it's an $18 roll. Overall, all of the fish is so fresh and thick cut. They don't skimp on quality or quantity. I'll be ordering from here for a long time!

A last minute drop in that was surprising…read more First off, when you enter you wonder if it is open, with all the shades drawn, but that sets aside the busy outdoors, for a calm interior. The staff was extremely nice and helpful from the first moment. We had never been here, and it took a bit for us to absorb the menu, and the wait staff was happy to answer any of our questions. We ordered gyoza and the shrimp balls to start. The gyoza was decently done, and the shrimp was crunch on the outside, and still nice and juicy in. We then had a variety of rolls, nigiri and specialty rolls with a Chicken Katsu Curry bowl. The Chicken katsu was well done, very well fried, and still moist interior, and the rice and curry combo was just the right amount of both. The nigiri were all well done and had a good rice to topping ratio, and did have a bit of wasabi under each piece. The rolls were also a good mix of interior and rice. All were well prepared. If we are in the area again, we would definitely go back. It was a little pricey, but I would prefer good sushi, vs. cheap bad sushi that is skimping on the fish etc.

Got takeout on a weekday night. Food was ready for pickup in 20 minutes. Rolls tasted great -…read morefresh, thin rice, nice flavor. Will order again!

It looks like a hole in the wall, but inside it's all about the food. I took a flyer on this place…read moreand so glad that I did! It was great!