10 Best Sushi Bars near Clarks Summit

“Amazing place! I really have enjoyed all the food I have had from there. Maggie is amazing and everyone is very friendly!“

“Best Japanese restaurant in NEPA!!!“

“Coming from the point of view of a contractor, this place gets many things right. Hibachi taste great, food is filling, the price is right, the building is clean, the servers are attentive. Will be returning, and strongly recommend for all walks of life.“

“We were so surprised to find fantastic Japanese food on the second floor of the Steamtown mall in Scranton. Don't let the appearance fool you, they're surprisingly legitimate and delicious.

I judge a Japanese place by the quality of their eel and avocado hand roll. If the eel is chewy or fishy, if the sauce is too sweet, if the nori is too soft, if the sushi rice is indelicate, then that tells you everything you need to know about the restaurant. This place nailed it, though I had to order it off menu. I mean they NAILED it. It was as good as any non-Michelin Japanese hand roll I've ever had.

Their Ebi (shrimp) Tempura appetizer is large, fresh, and delicious, with an inventive sauce. This isn't a pure 100% Japanese influenced sauce, it's got Western stylings, but forget the sauce, the tempura itself was close to perfection.

The chicken ramen was again not classical or pure Japanese style, but that doesn't matter. The chicken, broth, and noodles were all perfect. The addition of broccoli and carrot was welcome and yummy, done in the way that I've had broccoli and carrot in other Japanese main courses in Manhattan and elsewhere. I highly recommend the chicken ramen.

Their Miso soup was on point. Perhaps a touch small in serving size, but delicate, fresh, and yummy.

Their spicy salmon cut roll was better than expected. Nice flavorful pieces of salmon, not the junky precut premixed stuff, and good portion size.

There's nothing special about their wasabi and ginger, except that there's nothing wrong with either. We've had a lot of sushi in PA where either one or both were just so wrong. Not here, here it's up to par.

The people running the place are nice, the chef is well spoken, they take special orders, and although it's not advertised, I'm calling this place BYOB since it shares a cafeteria space with a wine bar and doesn't have a liquor license as far as I could tell.

Just really great sushi. I have to give them five stars even though the menu is somewhat limited. We were legitimately astonished at how delicious everything was.“

“Best Sushi in the Scranton area. Haven’t had anything on the menu I didn’t love. So glad they reopened!“

“A place you could easily miss. We were greeted by the hostess and sat right away. Our drink orders were taken, and we received them within 10 minutes. We placed our food orders, and all of our meals were out within 15 minutes. The Miso soup was tasty. The ginger dressing on the house salad was really good. The avocado bomb was very light but packed full of flavor. Slight heat, but not much. The dunken noodles had a lot of protein in it. The flavor was tasty. They have a full bar that seats about 6 people. They have a sushi bar that seats about 6 people. The restaurant was clean and the other staff were friendly. There was designated handicapped parking and a ramp to access the front door.

Wheelchair accessibility: Ramp to get into the front and plenty of room to get to a table.“

“We love ordering from them every Friday!“

“Great food and atmosphere“

“Great foodies ! Ask for REX !!!!“

“I have been going to Kabuki for years and have never had a bad experience there. Food is fantastic, and the Hibachi chefs are very interactive and fun to watch. The sushi and alcoholic drinks are great as well. This is a perfect friend/family outing!“