Sushi Bars near Salem

“Very nice mom n pop shop. Super friendly service. The flavor was awesome. No spice unless you ask. I had steak and shrimp soba noodles. My bride had the chicken hibachi...loved it with the yum-yum sauce. Picky kid ordered just shrimp. Ate all but one of about 10 good sized shrimp! Er'body loved the fried rice. Egg rolls had fantastic flavor, but they are either way different at a Japanese restaurant than Chinese, or they were freezer burnt or something. Mush in the middle. Pardon my ignorance if they're supposed to be different. Just unexpected. We'll definitely go back! So friendly.“

“I’ve been going here for awhile and love the sushi. Tonight was different, we got to the restaurant at 8:58, they close at 10. The server was quick to rush us and told us the kitchen closed at 9:30 so we needed to order. I could tell the server was agitated with us for coming in, but also working in the restaurant industry this would be a no-go. We don’t close anything down until the time we say we’re closed and never rush a guest telling them the kitchen closes 30 minutes before they are suppose to close. Really disappointed in the service because I love the sushi here.“

“I've often traveled down Franklin Road and seen the sign of Kabuki Japanese Steak House and thought nothing of it, but little did I imagine that taking the Road up the hill to where it led would lead me to an amazing restaurant building and an extraordinary dining experience! After consulting with a Yelp Elite friend of mine about excellent Japanese Restaurants in the area, I decided to go with a friend and try this one out. As we drove up the hill leading to the restaurant, we first passed by a digital sign under a rooftop with the words: "Happy Birthday GIP." I thought to myself: What a wonderful and unique idea to greet guests who are having a special occasion like this. Then when we reached the top of the hill and saw the restaurant building structure; It was amazing! It looked like a combination of a mansion and a castle. Needless to say, we were very impressed with it. In front of the building it had a beautiful Japanese Mapple tree. My friend searched it on the Google cellphone, and that's how we found what kind of a tree it was. The entrance was an impressive large wooden doors with the name of the restaurant written in Japanese on a sign above the doors. Kabuki. My friend looked it up and it meant: "A traditional style of Japanese theater," As we entered the restaurant, it had a very impressive and amazing appearance with several glass exhibition cases full of Japanese momento items. There was also an area outside with a Japanese Garden and a small pond full of koi fishes. Next to it was the entrance to the bar. I went in to take a look and a photograph and someone who I think was the manager said hello and gave me a warm welcome. Then I went with my friend to the Host station and our Host/Waiter also gave us a warm welcome and took us to our table which already had some other people around it. In the middle of the table was a cooking platform surrounded by a counter table area where everyone ate. Then our Host/Waiter stood behind the table and took our order. This is the first photo I posted when checking in. From the menu he had given us after we sat down, I ordered the Filet Mignon and Scallops Hibachi, Filet cooked medium rare, and my friend ordered the Double Dragon Sushi Combination. It all came with a Japanese soup and salad and shrimp appetizer. Then the cook arrived and performed an expectacular show unloading the raw food on the cooking platform, playing with the cooking utensils, cooking the food, and finally, serving the food. We found out later that he was given a layout design chart where each of us was seated and what we had ordered. Now all that I can say is the quality of the food was top of the line, and it was cooked perfectly with Japanese butter and other ingredients that made it taste so good. It also came with Fried rice and the shrimp appetizer that was thrown in with our main meal. The amount for food we got was also plentiful. What an amazing dining experience! It all tasted so good that I didn't leave, not even a rice on the plate. We then paid for our bill, and our Host/Waiter gave us a warm thanks and goodbye. I would highly recommend this restaurant to everyone who wants to have an extraordinary dining experience like never before. I already have placed it on the top of my list of most favorite restaurants.“

“Cafe Asia 2: where the sushi is on a roll, and so are you on their slippery floors! ?? Embrace the challenge of a sushi slide with every step. It's like a taste bud tango followed by a dance-off with gravity. Sushi rating: A+. Floor grip: Not so much. ?“

“Very good food. I dined inside alone once, and I dined in with a couple friends one time. The Roanoke Chicken is excellent, and the Tangerine Chicken is the best Chicken dish I have had in a long time. Service is hit or miss from my experiences but they are friendly and lovely for the most part.“

“I loved it. I will visit again. Atmosphere was very calm and mellow. The staff were super nice and quick. The gentleman behind the sushi counter was extremely friendly and very helpful. I ordered the tornado roll as well as salmon and tuna sushi. Everything was very tasty and fresh. At Other establishments, I’ve encountered stale cold rice. My items were all served with fresh warm rice. It’s my new favorite sushi restaurant.“

“Teppan is great. Food is very tasty and portion is good. Food is very affordable. I recommend the spring rolls, that sauce they come with is delicious. Also staff was always chill but now they are getting even nicer so that’s cool. Yum Yum sauce is the real star here but it’s extra for more than the two you already get when you order. (Two is enough for me though but my friends get one extra it’s a couple cents?)“