A local gem! The staff is friendly and attentive. The food is unique and delicious. You'll feel the upbeat ambiance and will definitely want to return. Awesome location in Harwich Port.Vegetarian options: Many options
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Spicy Pad Thai, Egg and Garlic Fried Rice, Sushi Rice, Poke Bowl
Sara
My husband and I stopped here for dinner our first night visiting the Cape. It was the perfect meal after a long drive. We both got the spicy paid Thai - which was delicious. The miso soup was also the best I’ve ever had. We’d definitely go back - highly recommend.Dietary restrictions: Gluten free, vegetarian options available
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Spicy Pad Thai
Alex Lemaire
Great drinks and food. The pork belly bao bun was delicious and the sushi was also fresh and good although definitely on the pricier side. The drinks were tasty as well. Good place on the Cape to get some
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Crispy Pork Belly Bao
Ellen Graber Donohue
First time in and will certainly return! Excellent food and creative choices. The atmosphere is chill and very good service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Roll
Laurie P.
4 l'm a fanDate/Time: 9/9/23; 12:00 pmOverall Quality: Very good. Food: Very good. Started with the Ninja Punch - refreshing rum cocktails. We shared a Spicy Tuna Cucumber Roll. Very nice. Ramen with duck confit for me and ramen with braised short rib for hubby. A nice treat. Service: Kaitlyn provided attentive, friendly service. Ambience: Very casual with some tropical vibes. Price: $$$Cleanliness: tables/chairs were clean. Restroom was clean. Any other tidbits: It was 80 degrees but comfortable sitting in front of the open garage door-type window and there was a nice breeze.
Van V.
This place jumps in the summer and has great cafe-spilling-onto-sidewalk-open-air vibe.Alone on a rainy Sunday in late September and hungry (as I had not had lunch), I said why not finally try?It was a cold afternoon, but I sat at the empty bar and appreciated the wonky wall paintings and the raw Cape air.Menu, both food and drink, is eclectic with what seems an interesting Japanese goes tropical theme.But I found myself a bit disappointed in the Bhodi roll--where was the crab--and the thick radish slices should be much thinner in MHO. Where was the pork in the slightly over fried gyoza?I wanted to love both, but they were just ok. My Japanese whiskey drink with umbrella was good and different. Young bartender provided friendly service. I do think this is a creative addition to Harwich Port that is so lively all summer long. I like the fun theme here. But I've had a lot of great Japanese food over the years, and can't say the two plates I had rocked it. Yet I think the summer vibe here does rock it.
Casey D.
Food was amazing. Wish you could order later at night but everything I ate was to die for
Kim Scott
I’ve been wanting to try this place, but it’s usually packed. Since the tourist season is done, I thought I’d go have a relaxing dinner, maybe a couple of drinks. I was seated quickly at an outdoor table. My food and drink took minutes. Then the pressure to leave started….After about 10 minutes I had finished half my food, the waitress asked if I needed a to go box. No. Five minutes later she brought my check, even though I wasn’t finished eating. Five minutes later, still not finished, she asked if my check was ready. Needless to say, I didn’t order a second drink.As far as the food - I had the poke bowl. It was fresh, but completely lacking an Asian flavor profile. If it wasn’t covered with a Russian dressing style sauce and if the red onion was replaced with pickled ginger, it would have come closer. I expected more from a sushi restaurant. It’s too bad - as a former resident of Japan, I’m always searching for a good local sushi place. I can cross this one off my list.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 2
Brendan Parent
This place blew us away. The environment is fun and lively, perfect for kids and grown ups.The wait staff are attentive and professional, brought food quickly and predicted our needs.Most importantly, the food was delicious. Huge portions, every single dish was flavorful and memorable. New takes on classics like pad thai, veggie rolls, banh mi, there wasn’t a single miss.Your vegetarian friends and carnivores will all be happy.Go Monkey it up. Now.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Keila Bean
It truly breaks my heart to leave a less than stellar review but I’m sorely disappointed with my experience at this restaurant.I’d like to firstly say service was really good, the hostess was pleasant and quick to seat us and our waitress was happy, patient, and attentive. If you’re looking to drink, this is the place, the cocktails were tasty and strong.The food however was pretty disappointing and mediocre in lieu of the price point. Nothing tasted as described and was severely underwhelming. The rice bowls were sopped in Mayo like a porridge, the sushi was warm and poorly rolled, poorly stuffed even - it was probably the saddest looking roll I’ve seen at a restaurant. The pad Thai was complete peanut butter mush- none of the spices or oils described on the menu were in what i received and the noodles were so severely overcooked it made it super difficult to eat with chopsticks. The gyoza was nice, the tofu was done really well. Had I only ordered appetizers and drinks I think this would have been a solid 5 star review.The atmosphere was nice, it’s not relaxing but if you’re looking for a fun time this is probably the place for you. Again, I think this is a really cool place if you’re looking to drink but as for dining I wish I hadn’t spent a small fortune here, it’s a real regret.
We really enjoyed our dining experience, the sushi was fresh and very good, the service was prompt and our server was knowledgeable about the menu items and ingredients. Atmosphere was really fun and eclectic. Seems like a well run establishment. Can't wait to return on our next trip to the cape.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Spicy Pad Thai, Ichiro Malt
Jason Talbott
Food was tasty, but rolls were not worth the price in our opinion: poorly rolled and light on the filling. Music was unpleasantly loud for dinner and the seating areas indoors seemed hastily thrown together. Not a fan of the plastic drink cups and paper plates our food was served on. Waitress was pleasant, but perhaps we weren’t in the right mindset for visiting this restaurant. Bar or outdoor seating may be a better option…
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
Bridget O'Brien
We had a great time! I do agree with other reviews that I wish they had regular plates and bowls but their food was fantastic. Our waitress Gabby was great and always checking in on us even for how busy they were she didn’t miss a beat.Will be going back for sure!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pan Fried Noodles with Fried Chicken, Egg and Garlic Fried Rice, Real California Roll
Jamie Lightfoot
Love the atmosphere here but the food is overpriced and just okay. Great place for a drink and an app on a nice summer night.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Anthony D.
3.5 for Three Monkeys.The Drinks were very good, price point was a good value at $13 each. Many options with infused ingredients and nice presentation. I hate being served in plastic but won't dock them for this on the drinks.Ordered the Ramen with pork belly. The base for the ramen is $15 and they add $10 for the pork. The base ramen was delicious, fresh ingredients and broth was very flavorful. I was slightly taken back when it came out in a small paper bowl--for $25 dollars I expected a larger serving but being served in paper was huge no no at the price point. At $25 it is one of the most expensive ramens I've eaten (including Boston/DC and Chicago prices) and to be served in a small paper bowl was a shock. Also for $10 there were only three small two inch slices of thick bacon pretending to be pork belly. Not a good value for the money.I would try it again but as good as the ramen was--won't be ordering it again. To much for to little. Might go back for drinks only. If larger serving and served in a glass bowl--could have been a 4.5 star review. Ambience was nice, good sidewalk seating area, two large bar areas and about a dozen small tables indoors. Place definitely has potential but needs to step up the dishes.
A local gem! The staff is friendly and attentive. The food is unique and delicious. You'll feel the upbeat ambiance and will definitely want to return. Awesome location in Harwich Port.Vegetarian options: Many options
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Spicy Pad Thai, Egg and Garlic Fried Rice, Sushi Rice, Poke Bowl
My husband and I stopped here for dinner our first night visiting the Cape. It was the perfect meal after a long drive. We both got the spicy paid Thai - which was delicious. The miso soup was also the best I’ve ever had. We’d definitely go back - highly recommend.Dietary restrictions: Gluten free, vegetarian options available
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Spicy Pad Thai
Great drinks and food. The pork belly bao bun was delicious and the sushi was also fresh and good although definitely on the pricier side. The drinks were tasty as well. Good place on the Cape to get some
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Crispy Pork Belly Bao
First time in and will certainly return! Excellent food and creative choices. The atmosphere is chill and very good service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Roll
4 l'm a fanDate/Time: 9/9/23; 12:00 pmOverall Quality: Very good. Food: Very good. Started with the Ninja Punch - refreshing rum cocktails. We shared a Spicy Tuna Cucumber Roll. Very nice. Ramen with duck confit for me and ramen with braised short rib for hubby. A nice treat. Service: Kaitlyn provided attentive, friendly service. Ambience: Very casual with some tropical vibes. Price: $$$Cleanliness: tables/chairs were clean. Restroom was clean. Any other tidbits: It was 80 degrees but comfortable sitting in front of the open garage door-type window and there was a nice breeze.
This place jumps in the summer and has great cafe-spilling-onto-sidewalk-open-air vibe.Alone on a rainy Sunday in late September and hungry (as I had not had lunch), I said why not finally try?It was a cold afternoon, but I sat at the empty bar and appreciated the wonky wall paintings and the raw Cape air.Menu, both food and drink, is eclectic with what seems an interesting Japanese goes tropical theme.But I found myself a bit disappointed in the Bhodi roll--where was the crab--and the thick radish slices should be much thinner in MHO. Where was the pork in the slightly over fried gyoza?I wanted to love both, but they were just ok. My Japanese whiskey drink with umbrella was good and different. Young bartender provided friendly service. I do think this is a creative addition to Harwich Port that is so lively all summer long. I like the fun theme here. But I've had a lot of great Japanese food over the years, and can't say the two plates I had rocked it. Yet I think the summer vibe here does rock it.
Food was amazing. Wish you could order later at night but everything I ate was to die for
I’ve been wanting to try this place, but it’s usually packed. Since the tourist season is done, I thought I’d go have a relaxing dinner, maybe a couple of drinks. I was seated quickly at an outdoor table. My food and drink took minutes. Then the pressure to leave started….After about 10 minutes I had finished half my food, the waitress asked if I needed a to go box. No. Five minutes later she brought my check, even though I wasn’t finished eating. Five minutes later, still not finished, she asked if my check was ready. Needless to say, I didn’t order a second drink.As far as the food - I had the poke bowl. It was fresh, but completely lacking an Asian flavor profile. If it wasn’t covered with a Russian dressing style sauce and if the red onion was replaced with pickled ginger, it would have come closer. I expected more from a sushi restaurant. It’s too bad - as a former resident of Japan, I’m always searching for a good local sushi place. I can cross this one off my list.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 2
This place blew us away. The environment is fun and lively, perfect for kids and grown ups.The wait staff are attentive and professional, brought food quickly and predicted our needs.Most importantly, the food was delicious. Huge portions, every single dish was flavorful and memorable. New takes on classics like pad thai, veggie rolls, banh mi, there wasn’t a single miss.Your vegetarian friends and carnivores will all be happy.Go Monkey it up. Now.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
It truly breaks my heart to leave a less than stellar review but I’m sorely disappointed with my experience at this restaurant.I’d like to firstly say service was really good, the hostess was pleasant and quick to seat us and our waitress was happy, patient, and attentive. If you’re looking to drink, this is the place, the cocktails were tasty and strong.The food however was pretty disappointing and mediocre in lieu of the price point. Nothing tasted as described and was severely underwhelming. The rice bowls were sopped in Mayo like a porridge, the sushi was warm and poorly rolled, poorly stuffed even - it was probably the saddest looking roll I’ve seen at a restaurant. The pad Thai was complete peanut butter mush- none of the spices or oils described on the menu were in what i received and the noodles were so severely overcooked it made it super difficult to eat with chopsticks. The gyoza was nice, the tofu was done really well. Had I only ordered appetizers and drinks I think this would have been a solid 5 star review.The atmosphere was nice, it’s not relaxing but if you’re looking for a fun time this is probably the place for you. Again, I think this is a really cool place if you’re looking to drink but as for dining I wish I hadn’t spent a small fortune here, it’s a real regret.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 5
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We really enjoyed our dining experience, the sushi was fresh and very good, the service was prompt and our server was knowledgeable about the menu items and ingredients. Atmosphere was really fun and eclectic. Seems like a well run establishment. Can't wait to return on our next trip to the cape.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Spicy Pad Thai, Ichiro Malt
Food was tasty, but rolls were not worth the price in our opinion: poorly rolled and light on the filling. Music was unpleasantly loud for dinner and the seating areas indoors seemed hastily thrown together. Not a fan of the plastic drink cups and paper plates our food was served on. Waitress was pleasant, but perhaps we weren’t in the right mindset for visiting this restaurant. Bar or outdoor seating may be a better option…
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
We had a great time! I do agree with other reviews that I wish they had regular plates and bowls but their food was fantastic. Our waitress Gabby was great and always checking in on us even for how busy they were she didn’t miss a beat.Will be going back for sure!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pan Fried Noodles with Fried Chicken, Egg and Garlic Fried Rice, Real California Roll
Love the atmosphere here but the food is overpriced and just okay. Great place for a drink and an app on a nice summer night.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
3.5 for Three Monkeys.The Drinks were very good, price point was a good value at $13 each. Many options with infused ingredients and nice presentation. I hate being served in plastic but won't dock them for this on the drinks.Ordered the Ramen with pork belly. The base for the ramen is $15 and they add $10 for the pork. The base ramen was delicious, fresh ingredients and broth was very flavorful. I was slightly taken back when it came out in a small paper bowl--for $25 dollars I expected a larger serving but being served in paper was huge no no at the price point. At $25 it is one of the most expensive ramens I've eaten (including Boston/DC and Chicago prices) and to be served in a small paper bowl was a shock. Also for $10 there were only three small two inch slices of thick bacon pretending to be pork belly. Not a good value for the money.I would try it again but as good as the ramen was--won't be ordering it again. To much for to little. Might go back for drinks only. If larger serving and served in a glass bowl--could have been a 4.5 star review. Ambience was nice, good sidewalk seating area, two large bar areas and about a dozen small tables indoors. Place definitely has potential but needs to step up the dishes.