Everything was great the only thing is that it's not All You Can Eat Anymore. But other than that, everything was great Fish was fresh the Cajun Albacore was really tasty.
This quaint Sushi restaurant in Duarte offers traditional sushi and Japanese dishes that are fresh and savory. The crew takes a healthy afternoon (siesta) break before resuming operations in the afternoon. There was one waiter, who held his own. Although an order was mixed up, he quickly remedied it. He was always smiling and thanking the customer, a major plus in service. The menu could use with added hot tea varieties and I recommend some brown rice for those customers watching their glucose intake. Other than that, this is a great place to enjoy a savory meal!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Lo
Always a great local choice! The sushi chef always has the best recommendations. Fish is fresh, the beer is cold, and the miso soup warmed me up on this chilly December night. Enjoy!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jacey Weathersby
The owner made me feel very welcome. Gave me some encouraging words, not knowing i had just came from court. Shows how in touch some managers cand be with their patrons. Definitely going
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bake Langostino Roll
Julio Ponce
Great place to enjoy some time and good food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Gloria S.
What a find! Expect fresh, quality, creative sushi rolls, baked rolls and excellent noodle dishes at good prices. Fo not expect ambience. The sashimi was delicate and tasty. Great friendly service and grateful for the business. Get the baked langostino or lobster rolls!
Cam P.
Came here on a Sunday morning for lunch and we were the first to be there. We were greeted by a friendly waitress, who was very attentive throughout our dining there.We ordered the baked scallop roll, the spider roll (soft shell crab), the Alaska roll, the crunchy eel roll (forgot the name), and the lunch tempura combo with baked mussels and squid tempura. The baked scallop roll took a while because it's baked but it was worth the wait. It came out hot and tasty. The spider roll's soft shell crab was fried and each bite came with a crunch which was lovely. The salmon in the alaska roll was so soft and fresh and I enjoyed the smoothness of it in my mouth. The crunchy eel was my favorite. The outside had a bit of a crunch as it was covered with the tempura panko. There's cream cheese in each piece and combining with the eel was a fantastic combination. The seafood in the combo was really fresh. It has a big serving of vegetable tempura in it. It came with rice and miso soup. There were 3 of us and the friendly waitress gave us two more soup so we each had a soup.The ambiance was casual and the service was great. The waitress kept refilling out tea and super attentive. She also gave us extra serving of wasabi and pickled ginger. She was also very accommodating to other customers. The pricing was actually a tad cheaper than other sushi places and great taste with the food. Highly recommend!
Price & qualityprompt online pickup service.Friendly staffBig menu, full of interesting items
Monique C
I did not have sushi. I had the chciken curry, miso soup and veggie tempura. Delish. I'd come back again for sure.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Katie R.
This is a cute little sushi restaurant, we were immediately attracted to it when we drove past and were wondering what is that little shack-like restaurant with lights?We came on a Friday night at 8pm. They weren't busy at all and we were seated by a very sweet hostess/waitress.We ordered a tempura roll, salmon nigiri, the bento box with beef teriyaki, and small chirasi bowl. Everything came out pretty quickly. However, our waitress thought we had ordered tempura udon and there was some confusion when it was brought out to our table. I felt guilty making her take it back but it would've been too much food.The sushi was delicious and fresh. The portion was pretty decent for the price point. I wasn't the biggest fan of the beef teriyaki. The meat was dry and there was not a lot of teriyaki sauce on top to make up for the dryness. Everything else was satisfying.
Brad
More of a place for rolls. Staff were polite. Parking was easy. Sushi not of top quality. I would not go back.
Garry K.
The miso soup was on the watered down side. The agradas hi tofu was really good. The sashimi was average. The dragon roll was too rice heavy and it's sauce was too sweet. The beer and sake were excellent. The service was very good. The food was not much different than your average strip mall sushi joint.
Everything was great the only thing is that it's not All You Can Eat Anymore. But other than that, everything was great Fish was fresh the Cajun Albacore was really tasty.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Miso Soup, Cajun Albacore, Roll, Sushi
Their food has always been great.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great service. Very accomadating.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Roll, Sushi
Great quality sushi.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This quaint Sushi restaurant in Duarte offers traditional sushi and Japanese dishes that are fresh and savory. The crew takes a healthy afternoon (siesta) break before resuming operations in the afternoon. There was one waiter, who held his own. Although an order was mixed up, he quickly remedied it. He was always smiling and thanking the customer, a major plus in service. The menu could use with added hot tea varieties and I recommend some brown rice for those customers watching their glucose intake. Other than that, this is a great place to enjoy a savory meal!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Always a great local choice! The sushi chef always has the best recommendations. Fish is fresh, the beer is cold, and the miso soup warmed me up on this chilly December night. Enjoy!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The owner made me feel very welcome. Gave me some encouraging words, not knowing i had just came from court. Shows how in touch some managers cand be with their patrons. Definitely going
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bake Langostino Roll
Great place to enjoy some time and good food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
What a find! Expect fresh, quality, creative sushi rolls, baked rolls and excellent noodle dishes at good prices. Fo not expect ambience. The sashimi was delicate and tasty. Great friendly service and grateful for the business. Get the baked langostino or lobster rolls!
Came here on a Sunday morning for lunch and we were the first to be there. We were greeted by a friendly waitress, who was very attentive throughout our dining there.We ordered the baked scallop roll, the spider roll (soft shell crab), the Alaska roll, the crunchy eel roll (forgot the name), and the lunch tempura combo with baked mussels and squid tempura. The baked scallop roll took a while because it's baked but it was worth the wait. It came out hot and tasty. The spider roll's soft shell crab was fried and each bite came with a crunch which was lovely. The salmon in the alaska roll was so soft and fresh and I enjoyed the smoothness of it in my mouth. The crunchy eel was my favorite. The outside had a bit of a crunch as it was covered with the tempura panko. There's cream cheese in each piece and combining with the eel was a fantastic combination. The seafood in the combo was really fresh. It has a big serving of vegetable tempura in it. It came with rice and miso soup. There were 3 of us and the friendly waitress gave us two more soup so we each had a soup.The ambiance was casual and the service was great. The waitress kept refilling out tea and super attentive. She also gave us extra serving of wasabi and pickled ginger. She was also very accommodating to other customers. The pricing was actually a tad cheaper than other sushi places and great taste with the food. Highly recommend!
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Price & qualityprompt online pickup service.Friendly staffBig menu, full of interesting items
I did not have sushi. I had the chciken curry, miso soup and veggie tempura. Delish. I'd come back again for sure.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This is a cute little sushi restaurant, we were immediately attracted to it when we drove past and were wondering what is that little shack-like restaurant with lights?We came on a Friday night at 8pm. They weren't busy at all and we were seated by a very sweet hostess/waitress.We ordered a tempura roll, salmon nigiri, the bento box with beef teriyaki, and small chirasi bowl. Everything came out pretty quickly. However, our waitress thought we had ordered tempura udon and there was some confusion when it was brought out to our table. I felt guilty making her take it back but it would've been too much food.The sushi was delicious and fresh. The portion was pretty decent for the price point. I wasn't the biggest fan of the beef teriyaki. The meat was dry and there was not a lot of teriyaki sauce on top to make up for the dryness. Everything else was satisfying.
More of a place for rolls. Staff were polite. Parking was easy. Sushi not of top quality. I would not go back.
The miso soup was on the watered down side. The agradas hi tofu was really good. The sashimi was average. The dragon roll was too rice heavy and it's sauce was too sweet. The beer and sake were excellent. The service was very good. The food was not much different than your average strip mall sushi joint.