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Japanese · $
154 West Independence Boulevard, Mount Airy
Customers’ favorites
“I thought the food here was excellent. I had the dynamite and volcano sushi rolls. I made those selections because the names sounded cool. They were delicious. I'm a white guy who still eats at Taco Bell at 40 years old. So take my review with a grain of salt.”
Sushi · $$
1448 Edgewood Drive Suite 700, Mount Airy
Customers’ favorites
“very good food!!! if your shopping at Walmart and need a family restaurant to go to Saki is the spot to go too! I paid $17 for my food but they gave me sooo much food to last for two days. I got the hibachi chicken and a sweet tea plus I'm not from mount airy I'm orginally from Sparta NC!! I doordash around the mount airy area for some extra money. Some of my friends even order this place off of doordash and everytime they do they tell me great things about this place. The people are also very friendly!! This is a MUST!!!!”
Japanese · $
2133 Rockford Street, Mount Airy
Customers’ favorites
“Ordered online from the food truck. Very easy and convenient! Great idea! Food was great, too. Thanks!”
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