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    Yuan Sushi

    4.0 (54 reviews)
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    Tonkatsu and salmon teriyaki dinner bento boxes
    Carlie H.

    Had limited options of good dine-in restaurants on New Year Day, and luckily Yuan Sushi was still open. My favorite restaurant is a Japanese restaurant in another city, so I had high expectations, and Yuan Sushi did not disappoint! The dinner bento boxes were both very filling, including a main dish (we chose tonkatsu for one and salmon teriyaki for the other, some vegetables, rice, 2 steamed pork dumplings and a California roll. Together, our total was under $30 (not including tip)!! Everything tasted really fresh and I will definitely be back to try some of their sushi rolls.

    Crispy noodles with "duck sauce."  Maki: spicy salmon. Nigiri: tamago, hokkigai, hamachi, saki.  Maki: eel avocado. 2018 12 26. S17.
    Jeremy C.

    Other reviews will have insisted: the best sushi in Cohoes! Technically correct (the best kind of correct), because as of December 2018, this is the only one. With four dozen stock photos of individual Asian dishes on the exterior plate glass windows of this restaurant (no one can see inside), everyone can see that they sell foreign food - for reasonable Cohoes prices! But I would think that a restaurant with the word "sushi" in the name would emphasize that experience - unfortunately, this was not the case during my visit, with the original failure apparently being one of design. I'm not sure who or what was the first occupant of this street front building, but the renovation to this restaurant placed the 8-seat sushi bar into a corner nook, with only 3 of the seats usable. Interaction with the staff was less than stellar. In an empty lunchtime restaurant, two different servers, hopefully thinking themselves keen, must have questioned me eight times before I set down my menu to order. They must have presumed that my lack of interest in the free generic crispy fried noodles and "duck" sauce was a clue that I needed more attention. There is a line between attentive and annoying. The chef who prepared my plate only spoke five words to me, but was able to maintain a lively twenty-minute conversation with two other non-kitchen members of staff who both squeezed behind the bar about three feet from me. Usually I despise the presence of an obnoxious blaring television at any sushi bar, but today I would have liked one to drown out their conversation. Of course, the ambiance and the service are important, but not so much as the food. As usual, I only ordered a few simple items, following the basic logic of walk-then-run. After the previously mentioned plate of crispy noodles was pushed away, an unremarkable bowl of soup followed before the main. The plating could have been much better. With no rush and no other patrons this was a perfect opportunity to display exacting talent. That did not happen (photo). A less-than-artistic blob of sauce on the bland spicy salmon roll was not appealing to the eye or tongue. The tamago did not taste as if it was cooked today. Eggs are cheap; that should not be a problem. Finally, the hokkigai was not bad, but was not stored in the sushi display cooler with the rest of the ingredients - the chef had to run back into the kitchen. The "it's normally stored in the back, out of view," always causes me to develop concern. I decided not to attempt the fried banana tempura roll or some of the other offerings not usually available at sushi restaurants. The good news is: Cohoes prices. The bad news: Cohoes quality. Perhaps the better chefs and servers only work the dinner crowd, but it will be a while before I return to find out. 2018 12 26. S17.

    Teriyaki salmon
    Kayla M.

    Went here for the first time this evening. Amazing all around aside from it being super cold in the room. But the food was spot on! Best cali roll ive ever had. Teriyaki salmon bento box was incredible, salmon was cooked perfectly! Finally a reason to go to downtow cohoes!

    Delicious chicken tempura! And fantastic fresh regular sushi! Presentation is so nice- better to eat in for that reason!
    Sharon B.

    Fantastic sushi and tempura at Yuan Sushi in Cohoes, Presentation is beautiful! Eat in rather than take out to see the dinner at it's most lovely!

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    Yuan is the best in cohoes, period. Friendly people, fast service, good fresh food, awesome selection.

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    Disgusting. Foul tasting. Could have opened a can of sardines and instant rice. Do not order.

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    2 years ago

    The food here is delicious. Everything is so fresh and prepared great. Staff friendly. Never disappointed.

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    Ordered spicy ramen and it was delish! It wasn't spicy enough so I put a little extra and then it became perfect. Pork belly was yummy

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    Best wonton soup in the area. Yuan is our regular go-to for sushi, Chinese, and Thai.

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    Food continues to be amazing. Disappointed to see a price increase, while at the same time, a quantity decrease.

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    My favorite spot in cohoes to eat love the food the staff is amazing and they have such great prices

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    6 years ago

    Rarely disappointing. Hot and sour soup is both. We usually have sushi. I cheat and have tempura chicken. Wonderful stuff!!

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    Awesome Spot in Cohoes!! I hope it makes it, not sure how much business they do but the food is amazing

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    4.2
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    6.1 mi
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    This place is a wild experience--it was packed at 4:30pm on a Friday night. It's an "all you can…read moreeat" for a fixed price--they sit you down, you fill out what you want with an erasable marker on a menu, and the server brings it to you minutes later, then they erase what you've written on the menu, so that you can order more as you go. All the servers here support all the tables, it's a well-oiled machine that works like a beautifully choreographed symphony. I've never seen anything like it. The food was great, service was awesome, and overall the meal was affordable for everything we ate. We've tried a lot of sushi restaurants in the area but this is by far one of the best. We'll be back!

    We had a fantastic experience a few nights ago. We went to celebrate my adult son's birthday. We…read morewent for the all you can eat. His was free on his birthday. I have eaten here a few times before. What impressed me this time was the service. Our waiter was friendly and very attentive. He was always making sure that we had what we ordered and /or needed to order again. He also refilled our water on the regular. I tried a vodka mule cocktail this time. It was well balanced and tasty. The food itself was delicious and fresh tasting. We paced our selves ordering only much as we could eat in one order. Among my favorites were the passion roll, shrimp yakitori and mango tango. We ordered a lot of sashimi and it tasted fresh and most importantly we felt great afterwards. We finished our meal with green tea ice cream. It was a good experience overall.

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    All you can eat sushi.
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    Sake Japanese Steakhouse

    Sake Japanese Steakhouse

    4.0
    (218 reviews)
    3.8 mi
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    Nice Asian restaurant with the hibachi option or table option to eat. We sat at a table for dinner…read morethis time, but heard the chefs yelling a lot at the hibachi tables as they cooked. They also do the birthday singing with a portable round drum. Kind of corny but the people liked it. Menu was large with a lot to offer. I ordered off the hibachi menu and was surprised at the amount of food they out on the plate. Taste was good for what we ate. I have four stars as the tables and chairs were a little worn and probably should be replaced. Waitress kept coming around and grabbing our plates as we finished, found it to be a little annoying as they would take the plates just as we finished them. At one point we told them to stop and leave us alone.

    My grandson's graduation party centered around Sake doing a home hibachi preparation of the meal…read morein a large tent on their front lawn. Five stars does not cover how great the food and performance Chef were. After the Chef set up the hibachi, the fun began! First he fried eggs for the Fried Rice. After he prepared the fried rice, he went to each table serving the steaming rice. Next he prepared a nice medley of vegetables. He served these as well. Before preparing the chicken, steak and shrimp, he entertained. He sang a little, smiled a lot, and used a toy pump gun to shoot Saki into the mouths of willing guests. It was well done and well received! Then he cooks the proteins. The large shrimp and steak were my favorites. Chef circulates offering the signature Japanese steakhouse condiment: Yum Yum Sauce known for its great flavor. Chef refills the pump gun with water and entertains young guests. We were clapping and cheering. He paid special attention to the guest of honor, the grad. (My grandson) very nice! Then Chef gives us a fire display and some juggling tricks. More laughing and cheering. Chef passed out take home containers if needed. Without me asking, Chef gave me the Yum Yum Sauce to take home. Lots of compliments to hosts on the quality of the food. The cost per person is substantial BUT worth every dollar. In fact, my SIL gave Chef a generous extra TIP to thank him. Check out a few photos to get a feel for the experience.

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    One of the best Hibachis in the Capital Region!
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    Yang's Asian Bistro

    Yang's Asian Bistro

    3.9
    (196 reviews)
    4.3 mi
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    The family came here for a special occasion on a Thursday night. Despite no reservations, we were…read moreseated quickly. The interior is very dark, perhaps "intimate", with tall booth walls. In the background on the TV was the Food Network. Our waitress was very polite and gave us time to order. I started with the Szechuan dumplings which turned out to be steamed dumplings in a spicy peanut saucy. They were very soft, almost to the point of mushy, and the meatball inside was chewy. I had never heard of them before and really enjoyed them, though I didn't find them spicy. My wife disagreed on that point, and didn't care for them. For my son, we ordered "chicken fingers". They were larger pieces of battered deep fried chicken (think sweet and sour chicken) and cooked so long as to be hard and greasy. He didn't want to eat them, and after one bit I completely agreed. They were terrible. Very little meat, very hard coating, very oily. Yuck. We threw nearly all of it away. My wife ordered sushi, and during the ordering process there was some confusion as to what fish came with it and whether there was an upcharge or not. She ended up with a standard sushi order and didn't enjoy it all that much. It might have been sitting around a bit too long. I ordered the General Tso chicken and was very disappointed. There was lots of chicken and it wasn't fried as hard as the chicken fingers, but I didn't like the sauce. It was loaded with minced ginger, shallots, and garlic which gave it a much different taste than anywhere else I have had this dish. As I looked at it more, it hit me... I have bought this bottled sauce before from the supermarket. I think it is "Iron Kitchen" brand, and I used to have some in my fridge (when I bought it, I discovered it didn't taste good either so it sat in my fridge for ages). Yangs didn't make their sauce from scratch, and it was gloopy and thick. he picture of this dish on the online menu doesn't match what you get. Do they always use this sauce? I dunno, but it was one of the worst versions I have ever eaten. After dropping off our food, the waitress disappeared and was clearly busy with other tables. She never checked on us to see how we were doing, and it took a while for someone else to refill our drinks. They did a tremendous amount of takeout while we were there. All in all, it was a very disappointing meal. We won't be back.

    I stopped in for a late lunch with a craving for sushi. I had never been to Yang's before, but I…read morewas familiar with several of the other spots in the strip mall and decided to give it a try. The dine-in area was empty during my visit, but the restaurant was clearly busy with takeout orders--people were regularly coming in to place or pick up food. Having the dining room to myself, I found the staff to be very attentive and quick to take my order. I chose the sashimi lunch special, which came with miso soup, a house salad, and hot tea. I also added an order of edamame. The edamame was freshly steamed and served in the bamboo basket it was cooked in. It was hot, lightly salted, and a perfect way to start the meal. The salad was a simple iceberg mix with dressing. Unfortunately, the dressing didn't have much flavor, so it felt a bit underwhelming. The miso soup was standard--hot, with small pieces of tofu, and just what I expected. The sashimi was nicely sliced, though I found it a bit lacking in flavor on its own. I added soy sauce and wasabi, which helped enhance the experience. I did appreciate the attention to detail with the octopus sashimi--each slice was separated by a thin piece of lemon, which added a subtle citrus note that worked well.

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    Steak and scallop hibachi
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