I want to start this off with how I loved how laid back this spot is. It only seats about 15…read morepeople. Music was on very low. Was able to speak to my wife softly (love a restaurant that's quiet!) The server & cook were great. The waiter was kind and check on us in a timely manner. The food was amazing. Bigger portions would have been great, but I know that's not the kind of place this is.. so no complaints! Highly recommend this place for a date. We might have to come back again soon. Two thumbs all the way up!

Came here a long time ago bc I heard how good their sushi sets are. If you are a sushi lover and…read morewant something homey you will definitely like Okonomi. It's nonfussy, and although not the cheapest sushi, it's definitely not super expensive/omakase level. It's a small space with a giant bar for seating and maybe a few tables - the owners are definitely passionate about Japanese cuisine and you can definitely feel that as you chat with them a bit. The menu is small, but dedicated to quality, and you will make your choice quite quickly. All the fish was fresh, large pieces, and really really clean tasting. The soup was delightful and paired wonderfully and everything was presented quite nicely. The grilled fish was also tasty and really tender.

I don't think this food is good at all. The sushi didn't taste or look fresh (got two basic rolls…read more- spicey salmon and eel avocado). Also, I got some type of sweet and sour chicken- looked like they didn't fry it well or long enough and added some unnatural red sauce. Also the veggies were over cooked in it. I wouldn't go back.

Fantastic! The eel was prepared perfectly and complimented by seaweed salad, white rice and small…read moregreen salad. The gyoza were spot on as well. Not pictured but also satisfying was miso soup and Hamachi-Kama. Will definitely continue to order from Musashi Asian Cuisine moving forward!

I had to come and have this salmon ramen again just to make sure my first review wasn't skewed by…read moremy hunger. And I must say it was still so good. Yum

We passed along the restaurant in the neighborhood and the inside looked so cozy and vibey with…read morewarm lighting. Luckily it was happy hour and got to have a couple cocktails $2 off each and shared some appetizers. I loved the salmon crispy rice (great portion sizing) and my friend loved the roasted carrots with the honey ginger yogurt. The only thing we had a comment on was the ramen was too salty but otherwise the pork in it tasted like carnitas. Service was wonderful and checked up frequently, with some great dessert recommendations.

Always pleasantly greeted by their staff. They have a cute outside area that is even heated during…read morethe winter. The quality of the fish is top notch. I always judge based on their quality of UNI. And they never disappoint. Their lunch special is such a steal for the quality. And the service is fast and friendly. My 6 year old was first introduced to sushi here as a child. And we haven't stopped coming. The waitress, Diana, is such a doll. She is consistently friendly and always checks in. This will always be our go to sushi in the area.

Reasonably priced sushi for good quality. I got a combo deal of salmon, tuna, California rolls and…read moremy friend got a hand roll and scallop roll and we both enjoyed. The appetizer was a highlight. There's a back patio space. Walked in on a Saturday evening with no wait!

This sushi was phenomenal! We sat at the bar so we could see it as it was coming out and just…read moreordered by pointing at the ones we liked. Such a fun experience. Only issue is that pointing at the ones we liked means I don't know what many of them were. My suggestion is to try and snag the bar seats! I know they're right near the front door, but it's so fun to see the food as it's coming out. Definitely worth it.

A cosy sushi spot in Williamsburg. I came here with a friend for dinner on a Tuesday night - we…read morewere seated pretty quickly, but it wasn't empty by any means, parties were coming in and out. The waitress serving us was friendly. You're given an iPad to browse their menu - I always find it helpful when there are pictures, so you have an idea what you're ordering. The soft-shell crab appetizer was my favorite item. Big portions, very crispy and honestly one of the better soft shell crabs I've had. The grande sashimi offered a good variety of fish. Each piece had a topping/garnish with added more flavor. I thought the size of the sashimi slices were decent too - good to share with someone. However, the rolls were very disappointing. The issue was with the rice - it was very gooey, mostly likely from being overcooked. While the spicy salmon had a decent filling (though rice still terrible), we didn't taste much eel in the eel roll. Maybe it was a bad night for rice, as the sashimi and crab was good.

Lowkey, it was everything I expected (in the best way possible). If you're an Omakase snob or…read morelooking for a bougie dinner date, there's better places you can spend your but if you're looking for fun party vibes, this is the spot I didn't know it was BYOB but they give out sake/shots (unlimited) for anyone who wanted and the servers are all partaking in the vibes as well! It's a pretty intimate spot (~12 people seated), had great music (they don't have karaoke but there was definitely karaoke) food was pretty fresh, and all for $100/person-- was it worth it? Enough for me to make a review

When you think of an omakase experience, it's usually a nice, quiet, classy environment you'd take…read moresomeone on a romantic date. Sushi On Me breaks that standard and makes it an absolute party with a DJ on site, blasting great tunes while you "Enjoy Your F***ing Dinner". It's an absolute party, making this ideal for some sort of celebration, whether it's a birthday or girls night out. Also, the course comes with unlimited sake. For the 15 course itself, it is a Thai influenced menu, so there are some really creative dishes they made it work. They're not just an artwork, but also tasty. Some of the pieces involve a bubble gun, smoker, and blow torch. Speaking of blow torch, the sushi chef likes audience participation and you may be the lucky person chosen to blow torch one of the course for everyone. No pressure! Overall, it's a different, but really fun experience. The staff members are super interactive, making it fun. The course itself is delicious and can't really say no to unlimited sake!

This place was a lot better than I expected. It has two main sushi bar areas, where you sit at the…read morecounter and the main chef in the middle makes the rolls for the patrons. There are a wide variety of rolls but you can order their sets, ranging from 3-6 rolls, with two options, one making a relatively more light and refreshing tasting roll and one with a bit more spice. That being said, both kinds were relatively similar as the sauce isn't too noticeable above the main ingredients. I liked most of the rolls, and thought there were well made. The price is also really good, given that tip was included, about $6 or so per roll when in a set (and closer to $10 per roll without a set). They also had a bunch of sushi options but I didn't try that. Good overall atmosphere, relatively casual but still nice setting.

Had a great time trying out this new spot! Staff were friendly and attentive, and were…read moreknowledgeable of the menu. Enjoyed watching the hand rolls being made in front of me. I had never tried a hand roll and was pleasantly surprised! The ingredients you can tell are fresh and the combinations are really good. Filling and wroth a shot. Their miso soup was also pretty good too! Steps away from the water so it makes a perfect after work or date night spot. Would definitely check them out again.

Had my birthday dinner here a week ago and think this is a great place for big parties!…read more For groups of over 9, you do have to place a deposit in person (for me it was $30/person) that's applied to your total bill later. The restaurant staff was very accommodating of our group, including us adding 2 additional people to our group the day of. I believe there is a party room for large groups, but we were able to be seated at a large half booth/half table. Upon my arrival the staff took my cake and candles and stored it safely in the back. Drinks here were pretty good. I enjoyed a Spicy Mono (my favorite) and a Bora Bee (large and strong). Everyone else in my group enjoyed their espresso martinis, beers and various cocktails. We all shared a large amount of food, but I'll just mention what I got to try. Spicy Tuna: Good, to be expected Kani Salad: Really yummy and light Bluefin Tuna Tartare: Delicious but I wish it was larger Salmon Tapas: One of my favorites Crispy Rice Sushi: Good and a good amount of tuna Crab & Spinach Dip: Really good Scallop Truffle Canapés: If in remembering correctly, surprisingly good Sunset Boulevard: I would definitely order this again! Unique in a good way because of the soy wrapping. Dragon Roll: Yummy! Sea Urchin (Uni): This was my final thing I ate and I was the only person who ate it. It did it not taste fresh at all to me, and it was $38 for 3 small pieces. I'd recommend either not getting this, or getting it with rice as it was weird just by itself. I would say the food was pricey for the quality of sushi, but it is Williamsburg and for the kind of dinner we were having...it made sense we were paying for everything that came along with a birthday dinner. The place itself lends itself to groups aesthetic wise because they play fun music, have a cute light up hallway for photo ops and have ambient lighting. In addition to the, the staff was clearly accustomed to these kinds of parties, as they arranged and lit all 29 (!!!) candles for the cake and after bringing it out for us to blow out, took it back to slice and serve it. I really appreciated our servers for doing this and overall the hospitality. One downside that really wasn't anyone's fault, but weird is a group of what appeared to be high schoolers celebrating some kind of homecoming we're taking up the bathroom having a photo shoot and I guess were pretty hammered because someone in that group threw up all over one of the bathrooms (speaking of, the restaurant has spacious restrooms). Gross but it what can be done other than not allow large parties of high schoolers I guess. I'd recommend having a large party/celebratory dinner here!

A good spot for family dining if you're looking for flavorful, well-prepared dishes without too…read moremuch fuss. The short ribs were the standout: tender, rich, and full of flavor. The miso soup was good, nothing remarkable, but it complemented the meal. Service was amazing and very accommodating.

Let the record show that I have never set foot in the actual restaurant of Sushi Yoshi - I can only…read morespeak to the times I've treated myself to their omakase takeout whenever I have any type of Grubhub credit to burn, because it is exquisite. I went with the Chef's omakase that had six pieces of nigiri and a fatty toro roll which came with a salad, plus the uni and fatty toro hand roll (I effing love toro). The sushi came in an upscale looking box set, the handroll was fresh and delicious (even despite it being delivery) and I was thrilled with the selection the chef picked for this box. If you're in a treat yourself mood, order omakase from this place.

"Meh" Delivery was…read morefast which I of course appreciated however the food was all soggy and cold. Definitely not fresh which was unfortunate. Not worth the unwarranted high prices. Won't be ordering again

Croquettes and rice?…read more Yes! Aburi Sushi is a Westernized Japanese Restaurant that offers dine in, take out and local delivery. Personally speaking, this style of Japanese food is a comfort zone. * Not mentioned are (2) Special platters w/ California roll

I'd been craving sashimi lately and decided to give this place a try after passing by it a few…read moretimes--it seemed pretty affordable. I ordered the chirashi, a sushi and sashimi combo, a soft shell crab roll, and some shu mai. When the food arrived, I was pretty disappointed with the quality of the fish. It didn't just look low-grade, it tasted that way too. Maybe their lunch specials or cooked dishes are better, but based on this experience, I don't see myself ordering from here again. I guess you get what you pay for.