Was good overall but relatively normal. Was tad expensive for the quality as some roles you can…read moretell weren't given the time of day. Definitely was filling and good for cape sushi.

Friendly. Helpful with order. We placed a to-go order an hour ahead and they timed it perfectly for…read morepickup to bring to a party. Tasty. Seemed a tad small but good quality.

The service and food are amazing. I highly recommend Ten…read moreYen. They are awesome! Cool atmosphere

Best sushi on cape. Fantastic little bites menu. Need to try the tuna tartlets they are…read moreunbelievable. Great service with a modern, sleek sushi bar with a clean upscale vibe.

I had thought there wasn't any good sushi on Cape. Until I came to Inaho. I found my fix. Service…read morewas great, the fish super fresh, rice was perfect. Oh the sushi! The drinks. But the star on my table... this eggplant... MY GOD THAT EGGPLANT! Yes, we will be back. Us washashores retired on Cape. Can't have my Feng Hudson. No more but I am happy we have Inaho!

My favorite place for sushi on the Cape. Their specialty rolls are amazing. Even people who…read moretypically don't like sushi, can find something here. Their other Asian dishes are nice as well. Always fresh Excellent cocktails and Plum Wine with the plums in it. Worth the wait.

FOOD WAS SO GOOD!!! Everything seemed very fresh and the…read moreflavors and smells were great. Had a very good drink as well and the service was excellent. No complaints. Would return and recommend!

Food was very good and the service was great. Good option on the Cape for sushi at a reasonable…read moreprice with a family atmosphere. I would recommend the sushi/sashimi combo, it was very yummy and more food than one person could eat. John C.

One of my favorite cocktails I had on our trip to cape! They do a good job of making the food look…read morepretty that it makes it taste better haha our plates were all beautiful and the fish was very fresh. The sushi was fantastic and our waitress was very nice. We had a reservation, and service was quick. We only had a couple of appetizers and drinks, but overall a great experience!

Amazing sushi! I ordered takeout for a large party of 10 people and we had a great experience. We…read moreplaced the order over the phone and they were so accommodating to complete the order for us within a certain timeframe. We tried several rolls and sides, but the ones that stood out to me were the tiger eye roll and angry dragon roll. The edamame, fried rice, pad Thai, and tomago were well liked within the group as well. It was also presented so beautifully. Overall it was a great dinner and delicious food!

Food was so delicious amazing service highly recommend going here!! Drinks were so goodread more

We weren't sure what to expect when we walked in and were the only people there. We thought maybe…read morethey weren't actually opened yet. But we had the full attention of the server as the only lunch diners. Everything was delicious. I had the chicken hibachi lunch, and my friend had the sushi lunch special. Neither of us like miso soup so I cannot give a good review there, minus that it tastes like seaweed lol. But everything else we thought was delicious. The yum yum sauce differed from what I'm used to, but still delicious.

My friends and I came to Fin for a late dinner after a dat of exploring Nantucket. We were able to…read moresit on the back patio, which was lovely because the tables had so much room between them. There were also cute strands of light that made the experience comfortable and cute. The service was a little slow and I did have to wait multiple times for my water to be filled after I finished it, but not a huge deal. I feel like the food was just average. I tried my friend's tuna dish, which was otoro when we went, and it was just not flavorful for me. She enjoyed the noodles though. I thought the salmon was well-seasoned, but it was unfortunately overcooked which made it really dry. The seaweed salad that came with it was pretty standard. The whole dish just needed more sauce because there was a large amount of rice that tasted really dry. We did enjoy the house focaccia with the garlic herby olive oil. The octopus was also okay-- a tad overcooked and expensive for only having one piece. Also, I wasn't the biggest fan of the two sauces that accompanied it.

I think this was my best dinner on the Cape this summer. Started with famous oyster chowder. I…read morehad the salmon for my entree. So many flavors and colors. It was amazing. Definitely give it a try! You won't be disappointed.

The Brazilian Grill, Hyannis…read more My wife and I ate at the Brazilian Grill in Hyannis for lunch today. Short version: The restaurant is inviting, comfortable, and well laid out. The staff is engaging and friendly - even after my trying out the little bit of Portuguese I know! And, the food is plentiful and delicious! The value is tremendous! We are looking forward to going back again (maybe in a couple of weeks ) !! As we walked into the restaurant, we could see what looked like a pastry counter (they make their own cakes, flan, etc.) to the left and the massive "salad bar" directly ahead through an interior window. Once we were seated, we ordered drinks and the took a spin around the salad bar. That salad bar has so much more than salad! It is one of, if not the best salad bars I have seen. Sure, there were Caesar and garden salads with the usual toppings, but also hot options like "lobster soup" (like a bisque), squash soup, several fish dishes (cod, shrimp, etc.), some type of fritter that was delicious, polenta, mashed potato, sweet potatoes, etc. The cold options included veggies, cheeses, breads, various fruit, cold cuts including Prosciutto di Parma & pineapple, tabouleh, sliced mozzarella, tomato, and cucumber, seafood salad (muscles, shrimp, calamari, etc., tossed with a some veggies), hummus, chicken salad, potato salad, deviled eggs, and a dozen other dishes I can't think of at the moment. (See the attached pictures). What I sampled from the salad bar (both hot and cold) was excellent. The gauchos waited for us to return to our table. Soon after, they arrived with skewers of meat (Rodizio) ready to carve for our plates. They carve as you grab hold of the slice with what are essentially oversized sugar tongs. They will carve as much as you like from as many different meats as you like. They visited us multiple times... We had baby prime, prime sirloin, flank steak, homemade sausage (chorizo and also not hot), NY Strip, Filet, chicken wrapped in bacon, and a few others. After a while, we turned our signal cards over to show red (indicating Chega!, or "no more!"). We had a wonderful, leisurely lunch. No pictures of the Rodizio - I was too busy putting slices of meat on my plate! A gentleman seated at a nearby table heard us oohing and ahhing about the salad bar and the carved meats. He suggested we try the chocolate cake for dessert. We all laughed because we really didn't have room for dessert. But we ordered it anyway, and also a flan (I happen to love flan)! The desserts were amazing! We ordered a second piece of chocolate cake to take home! Our waitress brought us a small box for the meat trimmings for our dogs (and taught us the Portuguese word for dog), a box for some leftover dessert, and another box with the extra piece of chocolate cake, along with the bill. Since people usually ask, the entire bill (2 Rodizio, 2 alcoholic drinks, a coke, 3 desserts, and a generous tip) came to $175 including tax. An excellent value so far as we are concerned. Now, my wife and I have a standard for comparing restaurant bills on Cape Cod. It's based on a restaurant on the lower cape that was recommended to us a few years ago by some folks in this group, as well as by a local nearby shop owner who said it was good for burgers. At that restaurant, we each had a burger & fries (mine was a cheese burger). I also had a rather limp and unsubstantial side salad. We each had an alcoholic drink, and I had a coke as well. It was good, meaning not great - just "meh" or "OK." We did not go back because that "burger and fries" lunch came to $110 (all in with an average tip) ~3 years ago. Definitely not worth it. And so, it is how we judge good food/value... Today's equivalent (leaving off the desserts, adjusting the tax and tip accordingly to match the "burger and fries" lunch) was $140 (all in for steak and a substantial salad bar). Paying a little more for what we consider unquestionably and substantially better food and service is well worth it! No question that the pattern we have seen on Cape Cod continues: really excellent food for ~$30+/- more than just "OK" or "meh" food of lesser quality and average service.

Great food. Great selection. Very consistent place. The buffet has a lot for vegetarians too.read more

Noble House serves better than average hibachi. The meal starts with soup and salad as usual…read more Unlike some places the soup here was full of flavor. The fried rice was delicious! The steak, shrimp and veggies cooked perfectly . The service was very attentive and our chef was very entertaining. He even did this thing where he threw fire at the onion volcano! Never saw that before. The restaurant may not look like much from the outside, but the inside has dark wood and there are little hut roofs over the dining tables giving it a certain South Pacific ambiance. We were really surprised how good everything was. Highly recommend Nobel House for hibachi. It's better than many other places we've tried all over Massachusetts.

Hands down my favorite takeout on cape cod. The staff is amazing, always smiling, and they…read moregenuinely care for their customers. Sushi is top tier for the cost, especially being on Cape. Only thing keeping me from 5 stars is the atmosphere inside. It is a little dated and dirty, but the food and people more than make up for it.

One of the better restaurants in Plymouth today. Stylish decor with a lively atmosphere. Great…read moreservice. Bartenders serving up creative cocktails. Bar is stocked plentiful. The food was great. I had the sushi which was delicious. My companion had the Burrito. Very tasty. We walked in on a busy Saturday night and found two seats at the bar. The service was great. Try the firecracker sushi. Really good.

Highly recommend for sushi and ramen in downtown Plymouth. Their new location (across the street…read morefrom the old) was beautifully renovated. They consistently deliver good food and service. Recommend for a casual date night