“My friend and I recently dined at Yahao Asian Cuisine. We started with warm green tea and hot sake, accompanied by a mix of appetizers. The crispy calamari was a bit too crunchy, but the beef nagamaki was a delightful surprise. The dumplings, and especially tuna tortilla pizza from the sushi bar were also enjoyable. We opted for the Yahao Poke Bowl for our main course, appreciating the customizable ingredients, though the rice had cooled by the time we finished our appetizers.Our waiter, Danny, was attentive and knowledgeable, promptly providing forks and refilling our tea. For dessert, the chocolate and green tea ice cream were highlights. However, the lack of nearby parking (requiring a 10-minute walk) was inconvenient. The staff’s noise while measuring for a room divider proved distracting, and we found the table a bit sticky with insufficient napkins.Despite these drawbacks, the positive aspects, including the delicious dishes, good company, and pleasant music, contribute to an overall rating of 4 out of 5 for our experience.Parking: After driving in circles, we parked in the shopping area across the railroad tracks. I’m not sure if you are allowed to park next to LIRR station without a resident sticker.“
“This is an upscale Asian restaurant. We went for lunch, and there is a wide ranging prix fixe lunch menu. I had a sushi appetizer and shrimp chow mei fun. My friend had a Raman dish and an egg roll. We also shared soup dumplings, and it all was excellent, as was the service. Why, then, is the fifth star missing? The prices. Although the prices were high, the lunch was worth it. However, my friend had a 12 year old McCallan on the rocks, and was charged $28.00. As a full bottle can be had for less than $60, I asked the waiter whether it was correct, or meant for the 18 year. He acknowledged that just the day before he had the same inquiry, and indeed the price was ridiculous. While the food tasted great, it just left a bad taste in my mouth.“
“I'm obsessed with their sushi. There's nothing like it anywhere else. I've eaten there hundreds of times. Their lunch specials are amazing their sushi fish is so fresh and their rice is so delicious. It has a unique flavor like nowhere else. I hope they stay around forever and never shut down. Support this business!“
“My go to place in Great Neck for night out or date night. Inside is very tastefully done, especially the private room, the servers are wonderful and helpful with suggestions. I love the drinks, I love the bento boxes and the sashimi is terrific. Try the salmon on the salt rock.“
“Not just a sushi place. They will make you a ‘steak, salmon, or rack of lamb that is exquisite. Their salads and Japanese items are really very good.The atmosphere can be questionable. The locals who attend seem to be trying hard to impress eachother.“
“Went to this place with my family and it was overall great. The food came fast, the servers were super nice, and i liked the vibe of the place, the vibe lets me chill out and relax. Salmon sashimi was outstanding. Tobiko was also great. The quality of the food was amazing. Overall you will be happy dining here and i will definitely come back for more.“
“The food is always fresh and made to perfection. The staff is amazing and incredibly friendly. Service is very quick. It's absolutely my favorite place to go, whether it's for a quick bite or dinner with family.Parking: Always plenty of parking“
“Perhaps it's one of the best sushi restaurants in Great Neck. Never disappointed regardless dine in or take out. Fish is always fresh, well cut, and added with chef's special ornaments. On top of these, the price is very reasonable.“