11 Best Japanese Restaurants in Yonkers

“absolutely delicious service was great .🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥❤“

“Best Sushi in Yonkers. All the rolls are absolutely fresh and decadent. The quesadillas are excellent as well. A fun mix of Sushi & Mexican. A must go to if ever in Yonkers. I even dare say it is the best sushi in the Bronx. They are located less than 1/3 of a mile from the Bronx border and they deliver to the surrounding neighborhood in the Bronx. The guy who took our order is very amicable. The sushi chef prepares the rolls right in front of you. It was a great experience.“

“I always enjoy myself whenever I go to Tomo's. The food is good & the atmosphere is great. They were a little short on staff, however that did not diminish how well the sushi was. Even though we had to wait a little longer than usual, it was well worth the wait. I would always recommend going here for sushi.“

“Tokyo Japanese restaurant not the largest place but the food far outdose any other local Japanese restaurant, , friendly service . Great prices. Not much more you can ask for.“

“The tea and the sulshies are really good I love there shrimp fried rice and the suhsi is really good you wont be disapointed“

“Hands down best Chinese food around the area.I usually make my own Chinese food but when I’m not feeling it I always buy from here only!The people are friendly and food is tasty. We have received stale fried noodles before that’s probably the worst thing.“

“The service was fast and the food was good. Staff very friendly. It was my first time here. I had the bento box beef, fried rice came with dumplings and 4 pieces of sushi. Also order another bento box with chicken with same side orders. Overall not bad.“

“The food here is great. Came for a late lunch with my gf. The staff is friendly, and welcoming. They have very fast service. They kept my water glass filled. For the price of takeout you get a nice restaurant experience.
The wonton soup was good, light, not oily, and had tiny bits of pork in the broth.
The scallion pancakes are fried until crispy. They dont have too many scallions inside but are light and have a slight stretch and a good mouth feel. They weren't oily from low heat oil.
The fried wontons were deep fried and the skin had little bubbles in them which gave them a flaky texture as it crackles in your mouth. The inside was still soft and delicious.
The general tso chicken was good too. The chicken was fried til it had a sugar crack almost and had extra sauce on top.
The vegetable fried rice was good. It had eggs, Scallions, sprouts, onions. It didn't need much sauce at all.
The schezuan chicken was good. The meat was nice and silky. The brown sauce wasn't too salty. The vegetables that came with it were steamed nicely and also had a decent amount of sauce.
The white rice was nice, and fluffy.
The bill came with orange slices and fortune cookies“

“Mito can be a romantic, with friends or after shopping I'm starving moment. They offer Hibachi or menu. Their sushi - I've heard it's good and seems to be as it never fails my family in taste or presentation. We also enjoy the edamame, calamari, miso soup, and rice with chicken and shrimp. Martinis, especially the lychee, is delicious. The customer service is prompt and courteous. The place is clean at all hours of the day or night. We frequent quite often and have yet to be disappointed.

Kid-friendliness: The place is kid friendly , especially the Hibachi area. There are often kids, along with parents, that frequent the restaurant post shopping. In the evening, there appears to be mostly adult patronage.

Wheelchair accessibility: I would say both inside and out it's wheel chair accessible.“

“best spot, clean and great food,“

“The place wasn't full as we got there early but it was very comfortable and relaxing. Service was very prompt with our order and friendly, answering any questions given to them.

I came for the all you can eat sushi, and I was not disappointed as their sushi was fresh and very delicious, with Eel being my favorite. Their hibachi was also tasty, but the sushi impressed me more, especially when paired with the pink cloudy sake I drank with it. I ordered a Pork Katsu lunch meal to take home with me, and while the meat could have been thicker, it was still delicious. I plan to return again so I can eat more sushi as well as have more of that clouded sake.“