I went to Ginger Grill the other day to pick up lunch and I had a great lunch experience…read more I ordered an eel avocado roll and a chicken teriyaki roll with a small soup for $16 and change from their lunch special. The two rolls and the soup were satisfying enough for me as a tasty lunch meal. I was so happy I found this gem of a restaurant. The staff were friendly and the ambiance was quiet which I enjoyed the quiet atmosphere. I dined inside the restaurant as there is amble seating available. I watched some Netflix dining inside enjoying my sushi craving. They have soy sauce and hot sauce available on the side for customers to enjoy their sushi with. I enjoy supporting small businesses as they are the heart of the neighborhood dining scene. 10/10 Sushi restaurant recommendation

I have been a frequent customer since 2013. And I can tell you as a native ny i understand the…read moreJapanese cuisine. The bubble tea, the wonderful sushi and all of the delicacies ARE WOW I would recommend this very highly. I love it my number one favorite spot and it has a sister's store in North Bergen, thank God.

Ordered: Crispy Spicy Salmon (~$12): deep fried rice topped…read morewith spicy salmon, avocado, tobiko, scallion and chef's special sauce Any 3 Rolls (~$20): salmon avocado roll, spicy tuna crunchy roll, shrimp tempura roll; served with miso soup & salad Aya's take: The search for the best sushi lunch special in Hoboken/JC continues! Saka has a solid offer of Any 3 Rolls for ~$20. Their selection of rolls is more limiting than other places; would love if they had yellowtail or scallop as options at lunch. Nonetheless, the rolls I got were solid! The fish was fresh and the portion was great, the rice layer wasn't thick at all which is a big factor for me, and to my surprise, it came with both a miso soup & salad. The miso soup was pretty flavorful compared to others I've had and the salad came with a sesame dressing that was so refreshing with the crisp salad. I should've kept my order at that as the Crispy Spicy Salmon wasn't worth it. The crispy rice was slightly too hard/over-fried and the portion of spicy salmon was so tiny. The rice layer should be fully topped with salmon, unlike what they gave. It didn't taste half bad but I'd probably skip it next time. If you order for delivery, their insulated packaging is great for transport and temperature control. Solid try!

Very cute place on the main strip in Hoboken. Staff werent super friendly but they were attentive…read moreand service was quick. We got the choose your own maki combo. We chose the salmon avocado, spicy tuna, and Philadelphia rolls. And we got it with the salad. The salad dressing was amazing, definitely up there with the best of the Japanese salad dressings. The rolls were great as well. Very stuffed with not too much rice and tasted very fresh. The spicy tuna maki was a little spicy for me but not anything crazy. We also got crab rangoons and those were also fantastic. Also very stuffed and sweet. And the sauce they came with was a little spicy, very good too. Overall, very impressed with our first dine out in Hoboken. We will definitely be back.

Definitely some of the best sushi in the area. Reasonably…read morepriced with a beautiful ambiance and dining room. Friendly and timely service with creative and fresh variations on classic dishes and ingredients.

Great food!The service was really good.I highly recommend the mango smoothy smoothie and the pork…read moredumplings.

Great sushi ver fresh. love the vibe and view you can't beat. Hidden gem by the ferry!read more

Drink are good the service is great !!! That being said the sushi appetizers, salt and pepper. Pork…read morechops were also very very good I've been coming here for years good place to hide in the middle of everything with a view of New York City.

Blu on the Hudson is the perfect place for date night, girls night out, or celebrations. It has a…read moresleek and modern esthetic, a sophisticated vibe, and the service and food match the ambiance perfectly. One thing I loved about the cocktail menu were the detailed descriptions and photos. It made it really easy to decide, and I wasn't disappointed by my choice. I had the Don't be Shy, which was vodka-based and had soju. It was very refreshing and was mixed perfectly. Since the restaurant iis known for sushi and pasta (and steak), I decided to try one of their Lincoln Harbor rolls which had crab, bluefin tuna, avocado, and wasabi yuzu. It had a kick to it and the fish was very fresh. I also had a side of the lobster mac and cheese, which was creamy and filled with lobster. My mate had the bolognese pasta dish and it was finished very quickly, which is always a good sign. All in all, I had a fantastic meal with excellent service and look forward to returning soon.

Was able to get last minute reservations (15 minutes before) on a saturday evening. Place was…read morepretty busy and upscale. I had to use my chase sapphire dining credits and this restaurant was part of it, and I happened to be nearby. Everyone was dressed nicely, meanwhile I come in with my orange spyder jacket (it was raining) Anyway, food was pretty good. Octopus- it was pretty good as I love octopus legs but thought the texture needed a bit more bounce to it. I still enjoyed it. Steak delmonico- decently good as well. I ordered it medium rare and thats the way it came. I didnt order any sauce on the side for it but maybe u should. I figured the whipped potatoes and truffle creamed spinach would be good sides that can double as sauces. But their truffle butter sauce sounds pretty good. Chicken parm- it was surprisingly good. The cheese complimented the chicken so well. I think I liked this more than my steak. Whipped potatoes- delicious Truffle creamed spinach- pretty good as well Overall, i had a nice evening here. Ambiance is slightly dark and romantic. Waiters were nice.

I ordered from this Japanese ghost kitchen (take out only) and was seriously impressed. Prices were…read moresuper reasonable for the quality and portion size. I got a tuna roll and was pleasantly surprised when it came with two dumplings on the side--total bonus! The salads were fresh, flavorful, and generously portioned too. Everything was packed neatly, and my order was ready so fast. You can tell they care about presentation and quality even though it's takeout-only. Definitely adding this spot to my regular rotation!

Food was excellent, Reasonable prices brand new open discounts on ubereats and surprise to see…read moresushi in luxury togo box we will definitely reorder

Convenient located at Ferry Terminal so assumed it had to be good. Wrong. Service was on top of it…read moreand they asked for drink order multiple times so should have followed their lead because lychee martinis were really good. Food was not as advertised. Returned the ramen as it was bland, and tasted like chicken stock cubes in boiled water and boiled veggies. Autumn special menu is no rice or seaweed ordered spicy trio which is avocado wrapped salmon tuna and yellowtail , no spicy with tempura flakes. Not tasty. The bento box order Mongolian beef which was not the quality i expected with uncooked broccoli hard and a glaze of teriyaki sauce so not really sautéed. Just stop by for drinks and Sunday night sports. Ambiance a bar yes with food for snacks not a delicious meal.

Best I have found yet near Edgewater. Nice presentation too…read more Portions are good, flavors are excellent. This is the best "casual" sushi place from which I have ordered. Only the second time but I'm impressed compared to what I have had in the area. I'll have to go there for lunch someday. What happened to Shiso leaves with sushi/sashimi? I wish this was still done. Its seems like something that one would see here, but no.

A preamble (or verbal ramble, take your pick): My reviews of…read morerestaurants tend to follow a certain pattern. I write about ordering a ton of food, joke once again that I'll have to start that diet very, very soon and bemoan those days long past when I used to eat like Art Carney's Ed Norton and drink like Ralph Kramden's Jackie Gleason and never gain a pound. Well, that "very, very soon" diet has finally, belatedly, become a reality. A few weeks ago, I went to my pulmonologist, and I weighed more than I ever have in my life. It shouldn't have been a shock, but it was...a bit. I talked with my oldest friend, who is my age (I'm older by 3 months), and he weighs what he weighed in high school. I don't think that's going to happen to me, but I'm thinking if I really seriously diet and lose the excess weight, maybe I can reverse or at least ameliorate some of these medical issues I've been dealing with lately. As my friend said, "At the very least, you'll feel a lot better." So... I'm trying. In the past few weeks, I've managed to lose 15 pounds. I don't think I'm going to make high school weight (which, if I remember right, was in the 190's), but I've got a good momentum going, and I'm committed to seeing where it will lead. What possible relevance does all that have to a review of Teri Teri Japanese Restaurant in Union City? It means I'm not going to be reviewing the appetizer, or the soup, or the large, spicy meal, or the rich desert, or the headache-inducing-but-soul-satisfying Coconut Bubble Tea. In other words, I'm going to eat moderately and healthily, and the review will reflect that (even if, as is my self-indulgent custom, I'm not writing a review that's moderate or...healthy? No. Let's say moderate, concise and to-the-point). Preamble over. On to the actual review... In the past, the Lunchbox Mafia where I work used to order from Okinawa and I liked their Bento Box. Sadly, they no longer offer the Bento Box, and we haven't ordered from them lately. A few times, though, we've ordered delivery from Teri Teri, and I've been satisfied. The Chicken Combo was a pretty good Bento Box replacement, with soup, salad, rice, tempura, slices of ginger (love 'em!) and a 5-piece California roll (I loathe sushi, but I can handle the California roll). Recently, the Lunchbox Mafia was going to order from Teri Teri, asked if I wanted to join them, and I checked out the menu-- and it was certainly a novel experience for me, perusing the items offered for "healthy choices." I decided on the Salmon Plate, which came with salad and rice. Delivery was quick and the prices seemed reasonable. I can't remember what The New Godfather of Lunch or Sir Cheapness (former Godfather of Lunch) ordered, but I had 2 very large pieces of perfectly cooked Salmon, and a massive pile of rice, which I picked at sparingly. The Salmon was delicious and very filling all on its own. And the salad was comprised of quality lettuce (it has always been my experience that if you receive a salad made up chiefly of Iceberg lettuce, you're eating at a cheap...in terms of quality, not necessarily price...restaurant). Once my heart had recovered from the unexpected shock of my healthy eating, I imagined I could hear it offer up a faint but...dare I say it?..."heartfelt" paen of thanks to whatever God or Gods exist that I've finally...at long last... changed my ways? (I think my liver offered up that same paen of thanks when I stopped the drinking and the opioids). In any event, all of my usual verbose nonsense aside, I've liked what I've had from here, and whether your tastes run to heavy, spicy meals or more healthful alternatives when it comes to Japanese cuisine, Teri Teri is highly recommended.

Teri Teri Means Terrible Times Two! Plus $65 tab to complete…read morethe formula! I am always wary of trying Asian food in Union City but once again, I gave in to my Asian stomach without using any logic and intellect. New Jersey is a big state so I hesitate to throw all NJ Asian restaurants in the garbage, but it's easier to go back to my beloved Chinatown than to drive hours to a reputable and honorable place within NJ. Upon entering, the place felt unclean and neglected, already a sign of the doom ahead. We ordered the "combo" or in a real Japanese place, called a bento; one salmon and one mackerel. When the plates arrived, I could not suppress my surprise, which burst out in the form of uncontrollable laughter. The enormous plates were filled with rice and on one sad side, was a small piece of dry fish. Then, the rest of the "combo" came later, the tempura in boxes and the California roll on another plate. My companion wanted tempura sauce, but I told him that they would be very confused. And I was right, the server had no idea what it was. Chicken wings were chicken wings, nothing to remark about, except that I suspect they are always frozen, with a good margin for the restaurant. I am surprised that there is another location on Bergenline because what type of a lunatic would think that this unforgivable menu and cooking deserve two locations? I understand that the population is mostly latino in the area but it is a shame that they are introduced to Asian cuisine in such a deplorable and degraded manner.