Very nice, attentive service. Very good, fresh and well presented sushi. I had Sushi Deluxe with a…read moreCalifornia roll plus a crunchy spicy tuna roll. The sushi deluxe comes with miso soup and salad. I added the seaweed salad. Btw - I already ate one piece of the tuna roll in the photo.

Sushi sumo is a popular spot to get sushi. They have weekly sushi specials which is always a great…read moreidea if you like to try new rolls. I ordered the kani salad. I wish there was a description for this one. The kani salad from sushi sumo is served with a tobiko crunch topping and shredded crab with some sort of Mayo based sauce. I was not a fan of this version. I ordered the Maryland roll and the Boston roll. The Maryland roll was interesting to me because it had old bay seasoning on it. Definitely an acquired taste. The Boston rolll was a tad difficult to eat with chopsticks since due to it falling apart as soon as I picked it up. I think my next visit I will try out some of the specialty Sushi rolls.

Great spot tucked away on Main Street. Easy to order online BUT you have to make sure you go to the…read morecorrect location. There are 2 with the same name within a mile of each other! Menu had pictures which was helpful and the prices weren't bad. Ordered online but there was no tracking the order or text to pick up so you have to kind of guess. Mine was ready within 15 minutes! Enjoyable sushi!

It was cold so I wanted to get some ramen. I've been trying new places for new experiences. I dined…read morein and ordered the chicken ramen. It didn't have much description so I ended up eating a strange tasting egg, a half chicken cutlet that was boiled and overcooked noodles. I spend half the time picking out vegetables I didn't know came with it, and the other half staring out the window for the view. Overall the staff were indifferent and the food was ok.

From the person who answered the phone and took our order to the last bite of sushi our experience…read morehere at Little Teriyaki was excellent.

I only ordered the chicken teriyaki after watching a few YouTube videos of Kenji Lopez Alt doing…read morereviews of chicken teriyaki in Seattle. This was a disappointment. As another reviewer has also said, this is steamed chicken, no grill, no flavor, paired with Chinese medium grain rice also with no flavor. Do yourself favor and go to the taco place two doors down instead. Not worth the time or money.

I am surprised at the mixed reviews here. My guess is the person behind the counter must not be…read moreconsistent. I was greeted immediately and ordered a poke bowl, I cant remember the name but it is the one with several spicy fish. There was plenty of sticky rice and large amounts of fish. Next the vegetables and sauces were put on top and the lid just went on. They do not have fountain drinks, only a small variety of bottled soda and water. There is nothing fancy, this is just a place where you order at the counter and take it to a table. The service, quality and serving size were all very good. I would certainly go again. Parking is a challenge. There is one parking lot next to the building, most spaces say reserved but there is a row in the front that says customer parking. On the other side of the building there is another lot with every space marked for the next building only. This is tough if you miss the first parking lot as it is on a one way street.

I got the Chirashi bowl. The portion of salmon was small. The dish was dominated by toothy rice and…read moremango. I didn't find the bowl particularly satisfying. Others commented on the extraordinary quality of the fish. I thought it was fine, but not exceptional. This is an acceptable place to grab a quick lunch in a college town.

i came here with a larger group (5) on a saturday night and waited 15 min for a table. its a small…read morerestaurant but quite cute! we ordered a bunch of apps to share, although i don't eat pork/beef so can't speak for those apps. the edamame was well salted and the karaage was seasoned nicely and quite tender (although my friend said it was "inauthentic" it was still very enjoyable). for my main, i got the chicken katsu curry bowl. this was one of the most comforting meals i've had in a long time. the chicken was super thin and crunchy and the curry was thin and didn't taste like the premade curry roux you get at the grocery store. the service was very fast; our apps were out in 10 minutes or so. i really enjoyed this place and would certainly go back if i was in the area.

Food was excellent. Service was good. Definitely coming back here. Takoyaki was really cool to…read morelook at before eating.

Came across Longbao on Yelp on a gross, rainy day. Soup sounded perfect. Longbao is in a shopping…read morecenter with plenty of free parking. The restaurant has a sushi restaurant vibe with a playlist that will make anyone who is a fan of the 90s singing in their seat. The owner, Juan, is very friendly and happily shares lots of information about the restaurant, the food, and the ingredients. We started with the soup dumplings, which are steamed fresh to order. They were awesome. The soup was rich and flavorful and the dumpling was soft. We got the miso ramen, the beef noodle soup and the seafood noodle soup. These broths were incredible. They are apparently cooked for 18+ hours. The noodles were chewy and thick. Loved everything and we will be back.

I've really been looking forward to trying this new spot in Newark. I learned tonight that they've…read morebeen opened for about four weeks. Conveniently located in Newark Shopping Center, they have plenty of parking. They seemed to have a lot of takeout orders coming in, and they have plenty of tables for dining in (appeared clean and well maintained). I had a very friendly greeting, learned a lot about the menu offerings, and was offered plenty of time to decide what I wanted to order on this first visit. I went with Soup Dumplings, Japanese Shu Mai, and Beef Udon Noodles. All was very good. Perfect meal for a cold night. In my opinion the soup (in the soup dumplings) was light on flavor, but still good. The Shu Mai was full of flavor and the perfect crunch, and the udon noodles were very good. I would definitely go back and try more new things.

The price was good for the value, their serving was big. Too much flavor going on with most of…read moretheir dishes. The shrimp with sambal sauce was a flop. We did not eat that. It was like 5 pcs of shrimp with a lot of bell pepper and onions and some sweet and sour sauce. The Hainanese Chicken didn't taste anything. The fried fish with salted fish sauce was good but had excessive amount of topping/sauce. The salted fish fried rice was excellent! The fried Calamari was ok could have used a little More seasoning. Overall it was just ok not the best. The service was fast. The restaurant decor is just ok.

Pretty interior and service is nice. Food is very hit or miss…read more Tried many traditional Malaysian foods but was mostly disappointed. The roti canai was fine but not flaky enough. The beef satay was also okay but lacking in true flavor (need longer marinade). The hainan chicken was mediocre. Meat was tender enough but soy sauce was not flavorful enough and they don't serve chicken rice here which is truly the star of a real Hainan chicken dish. The char kway teow did not taste at all like the real thing. Very bland, no sausages, barely any seafood and no char. The vegetables were also mediocre. Probably would not return

This place was well beyond my expectations. All the way from the servers to the chefs, i'm going to…read moremake sure to stop by at least once a month even though it's 40 minutes away from me!

Food is pretty good for an all you can eat option. Small…read moreplates aren't too loaded up, so you can try a lot. $29.95 for all you can eat. Friends got it, I got separate rolls. Sushi tasted pretty good, aesthetically well made. Service was efficient, and our waitress stopped by several times. Ambiance is open and can get loud. Comfortable seating.