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    The Sultan Wok

    2.4 (84 reviews)
    InexpensiveChinese, Japanese
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    Rebecca S.

    I can't even eat what I just spent $30 on. The salmon bento box is absolutely disgusting. The Chinese vegetables has no broccoli in it and is basically peppers for $10. The salmon though.....I'm at a loss how a restaurant could give this to a customer

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    Jodi-ann W.

    Bought fried chicken wings and it was spoiled, I think the wings went bad, the veggie dumplings were also awful, worst Chinese food I have EVER had.... I wouldn't recommend it

    Beef chow fun - cheap but not great
    Samson L.

    I had a delivery order from here with my coworkers. I cringed at the decision, because I know establishments like this are Jack of all Asian food but master of none. I figured I order a Chinese dish since they are Chinese owned and how badly can they screw that up? To answer my own question, the food here is nothing special, even the Chinese food. I had a beef chow fun and it was mushy and salty, and the beef was dry. A friend ordered szechuan beef and it was also dry and not even spicy. The curry puff was described as hard and cold, while the thai ice tea was too sweet. It's amazing that there are multiple Sultan's wok in the area. I wouldn't get takeout if I lived near one.

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    Bianca C.

    Only ordered for delivery from here once, probably won't again. Got the crab rangoons which were good but this review is mainly reflective of the sushi. The sushi smelled badly of fish/seaweed as soon as I opened the container (more than sushi should). I got the Hot Lover roll which is pretty mediocre and supposed to come with a special sauce which is apparently just spicy mayo with a drop of sriracha in it. Literally a drop on the top of the mayo. The fish doesn't taste fresh and half of it is rice - definitely not worth the $14 dollars I paid for it. Pretty disappointed. If you're in the area I recommend picking up from Kickys (on Doordash with a $5 delivery fee). I should've ordered from there and drove to pick it up because now I am sad

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    Ginkaku Japanese Bistro

    Ginkaku Japanese Bistro

    4.3
    (125 reviews)
    1.1 mi
    $$

    I found a gem in my backyard. I didn't expect this place to be this good. The staff was very…read morefriendly and accommodated our reservations immediately. Can't complain. The place was nice, quaint with your typical Japanese Restaurant flare. Not pretentious. Comfortable and seemingly spacious enough for 6 people. The food was very good. I had the Chirashi Sashimi and the fish was fresh. Didn't feel like it was frozen for days. My wife and son enjoyed the Steak Teriyaki Bento Box, My other son found his Sushi Roll very satisfying. Even my daughter, who is very picky, like her Chicken Katsu. I also had the Tokyo IPA. It was surprisingly good! It didn't have that tiresome bitter IPA taste. I was delightfully refreshing. This place is definitely worth visiting. I should really explore the back roads of my area more and not just go up-and-down Route 9 or 18 or trekking to NYC. There could be more hidden gems that I haven't discovered.

    Ginkaku Japanese Bistro is one of the best Sashimi and Sushi restaurants I tried. The Sahimi and…read moreSushi for 1 was well presented. I really loved how they presented a boatload of Sashimi and Sushi. The boatload of sashimi and sushi were really fresh and of high quality. The Kani salad was really good. The miso soup was just okay though, a little improvement is needed if I may suggest. The Cheesecake and the Green tea ice cream are very good. My friend and I really enjoyed in this restaurant after getting tired of playing pickle ball nearby. I will definitely recommend this restaurant and will go back again to experience the other list in their menu.

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    Wasabi Kaizen

    Wasabi Kaizen

    4.4
    (18 reviews)
    2.3 mi

    Everything about this meal was excellent. Crispy karaage with fresh lemon, a rich tonkotsu ramen…read morewith perfectly jammy eggs, a fantastic bao sandwich, and a bento box that covered all the bases -- teriyaki, tempura, sushi, and more. Every dish was well executed and full of flavor. Service was warm and attentive from start to finish. Already looking forward to going back!

    Came here on a Wednesday night and was seated right away. Pretty spacious and clean inside and…read morelooks much classier on the inside than it does on the outside. Our server/service was excellent overall and food came out very fast despite the restaurant slowly filling up! We started off with the mentai potato, zaru soba, and tempura appetizers and those were the stars tonight. The mentai potato were steak fries with a mentaiko and wasabi dipping sauces. Fries were large, crispy and perfectly saulted. The zaru soba was also a nice find! We usually have go to NYC for it so it was a nice surprise. Pro tip, add wasabi to the sauce to mellow out the saltiness. We ordered a few rolls, a sushi dinner and some uni. Unfortunately the uni didn't seem as fresh as we had hoped and had a very overwhelming ocean taste to it. The rice on the rolls and sushi also were a bit mushy as if the rice wasn't cooked enough or too much rice vinegar was used. We also ordered a white christmas roll expecting seared white tuna, but it wasn't seared. Fish quality was ok overall. Overall, the experience was fine and we would love to try some more of the hot food. We really loved the apps but were a little disappointed tonight with the sushi. We'd come back soley for the apps!

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    Yayoi Sushi & Asian Bistro

    Yayoi Sushi & Asian Bistro

    4.1
    (49 reviews)
    6.6 mi

    Great sushi and they have all you can eat! Great quality! The service is good. They always come by…read moreclearing plates or refilling water. They are clean and well spaced so you have distance from other tables.

    We wanted to celebrate Fathers Day with 3 dads with a total of 10 of us tonight. We arrived around…read more5:30p and it wasn't very crowded and we were seated immediately. That sadly was the best part of the night. We ordered; 8 AYCE and 2 ordered ala carte. My wife's vegetarian and doesn't eat much and my mom doesn't eat raw sushi and ordered the teriyaki shrimp. 1. The service is horrible. We waited 20mins to get our first appetizers. The waitress just dropped off plates and didn't explain what they were. My mom noticed the table next to us ordered what she got and a few minutes later, the waitress asked if she received her entree, which she replied no, and then she went to the table next to us and grabbed their plate and brought it back to the kitchen. We assume they reheated and replated the dish because it was way overcooked. 2. Long wait. Some items didn't arrived after over an hour and we asked about them multiple times. As we were ordering our 2nd round, we just reordered them. We got our waters refilled often but they never checked in to see if we were receiving our food or if we wanted to order more. Like they didn't ask one time. 3. Lost in translation. My parents are immigrants, so I am pretty understanding but the waitress didn't understand much of what I was saying and when I asked for extra ginger while pointing at it she looked very confused. I also asked her what a few items were when she brought them, and she didn't respond. 4. 10% coupon: don't bother trying to use the 10% off coupon from their own website. When we asked for the check, I showed her the coupon and she looked confused like I made it up and I let her know it was from their website under "coupons". She went to the back to ask about it and returned to say it was for online orders only. I mentioned that the coupon doesn't have any fine print except it can't be used with any other offers, and she didn't try to help at all which was frustrating. At the end of the day, it was probably one of the worst meals I've ever had. The food quality was ok except for my mom getting a reheated meal. But the service was terrible. It sucks to have to wait so long for food and things coming out randomly and my son and wife waiting over an hour for their items while others are pretty much done. Save yourself the aggravation and try something else.

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    Naoki Sushi Dining

    Naoki Sushi Dining

    4.9
    (56 reviews)
    27.9 mi
    Locally owned & operated
    Fine dining

    As far as special occasion dinners go, this was pretty top notch. Obviously the price point doesn't…read moreallow for this to be an everyday thing but when you're feeling like treating yourself, I highly recommend a dinner here. We came here with a Saturday night reservation for the Kotobuki Omakase option. The team at Naoki sushi all works very well together and the entire experience was super special and went very smoothly. I love the simple atmosphere and decor, it is relaxing, bright and very authentically Japanese. There wasn't a single thing that wasn't delicious in its own way. The fish was super fresh and I'm still dreaming about the melt-in-your-mouth uni. You can tell that you get what you pay for here in terms of quality.

    My husband and I decided to try the omakase dinner for his birthday as we've tried all the places…read morein our general area. This place is small and intimate with only 8 sushi bar seats and 8 table seats. A great vibe and ambiance to watch your sushi chef expertly prepare your meal. Unfortunately, a couple decided to bring their small children that were talking very loudly and had occasional screams. There is a place and time to bring your kids dining and fine dining isn't one of them. Our favorite appetizer was the chanwanmushi! They packed so much umami into such a small dish and the texture of the egg was like silken tofu. My husbands favorite piece of nigiri was the otoro as the tuna was so fatty and just melted in your mouth. Mine was the uni spoon which was a small dish of uni, ikura, caviar, and rice. The hand rolls were a highlight too! After the 6 courses are done you're able to order ala carte and I'm so glad I got an ikura hand roll. Service is impeccable and everyone was very kind and thoughtful. Overall a great experience and an omakase spot we would come back to.

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    Takumi Sushi

    Takumi Sushi

    4.6
    (56 reviews)
    4.8 mi

    I know I said no more sushi buffets but the buffet lover in me just couldn't stay away. This is the…read morelast time, I swear!! I tried to give this new spot a fair shot, especially because it's so close to me, but it was pretty disappointing to say the least. The cooked food selection was limited. No fried oysters?! On top of that, the cooked food that we did order was bland and bordered on nursing home food. Service was very slow even though it wasn't busy. It took almost an hour for the sushi to be served and we only ordered 2 rolls and a few pieces of nigiri. I noticed that there were way more waitstaff than sushi chefs. The interior was decorated beautifully and the employees were nice, but that's really the only positive thing I have to say :(

    AYCE + BYOB! Yes, everything on the menu is fair game, not just sushi (a question I had before…read morecoming in). I didn't anticipate the restaurant to be so packed as it looks unassuming given its location, but I was wrong! Had to wait a good 30-40 minutes to get a table for 2. Once you review the menu, you put up the sign that says "service needed" to indicate to the staff you are ready to order. They have disclaimers (rightfully so) to not over order as to minimize food waste.Everything we ordered was absolutely delicious and tasted very fresh! Def a great deal (just under $30 PP for all you can eat) and a great variety of options.

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    Oishi Sushi & Izakaya

    Oishi Sushi & Izakaya

    4.3
    (7 reviews)
    7.2 mi

    Just when I thought Staten Island's sushi scene couldn't get any better, Oishi opens its doors and…read moreblows every expectation out of the water. This brand-new spot on Forest Avenue is a sleek, modern izakaya that feels like it was plucked straight from Tokyo and dropped into the heart of the borough. From the moment you walk in, the vibe is electric--warm wood tones, soft lighting, and a lively open kitchen where the chefs are slicing fish with samurai-level precision. I started with the Hamachi Carpaccio, drizzled in yuzu-truffle ponzu and topped with microgreens and crispy garlic chips. Each bite was a perfect balance of buttery yellowtail and bright citrus pop. The sushi omakase (chef's choice) was the star of the night. Standouts included: Bluefin Otoro so melt-in-your-mouth rich I almost cried. Uni from Hokkaido--creamy, briny, and served at the perfect chill. A live scallop nigiri still twitching on the rice (yes, that fresh). But Oishi isn't just raw fish heaven. The izakaya side shines with small plates like Wagyu Beef Skewers glazed in a sticky-sweet tare, and Truffle Miso Black Cod that flakes apart like edible art. Even the vegan options (grilled king oyster mushroom "scallops") had my plant-based friend raving. Cocktail game? Chef's kiss. The Yuzu Gin Fizz with shiso leaf garnish is dangerously drinkable, and the sake list has gems you won't find at your average spot. Service was attentive but never hovering--our server even explained the difference between akami and chutoro without making us feel like amateurs. Prices are fair for the quality (omakase ~$85, rolls $14-$18), and portions are generous. They're still in soft-open mode, but you'd never know it--everything ran like clockwork. Staten Island, we don't deserve this place... but I'll be back weekly anyway. Oishi is officially my new favorite restaurant on the island. Run, don't walk.

    This elegant sushi restaurant is in the former location of Fushimi on Page ave. Service was very…read moregood. They also offer some Szechuan dishes. Very good. We would go back.

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