Brought to you from the owners of Mirak Cliffside Park so you know they will provide some fresh,…read moregreat Japanese. Received a warm welcome from the whole staff. Restaurant is beautiful and spacious. Parking lot available as they are in a small strip mall. I am frequently in the area so will be back often for lunch. Have brought many of my coworkers and everyone has loved it.

A cute modern sushi spot . The service is great from the minute you walk in everyone is friendly…read morethe sushi rolls were very fresh I highly recommend!

Great spot with very good food, service and clean atmosphere. My husband did the Omakase and really…read moreenjoyed it, he said it was very tasty. Our server was super kind too, we will def be back.

Came here for the tasting menu (omakase) with a friend. There is a large lot behind the restaurant…read morewith plenty of metered parking. Inside has a sophisticated yet simple look. We were seated right away. It's nice that the place is BYOB so we brought a nice bottle of wine and they don't charge any corking fees or anything like that. Staff took a while to get the bottle opened and brought back to us but the rest of the service was smooth and quick. Fish is very fresh and delicious and the tasting menu offers a nice mix of hot and cold dishes. Was exactly the right amount of full by the end. It's not quite NYC omakse but a very good alternative. The main issue is the high prices so would only go here sparingly.

The manager was extremely rude to us for coming without a reservation on a Sunday at 5:30 PM. When…read moremy husband said that his behavior was offensive, he told us to leave. Time to find another Japanese/Chinese restaurant!!

Food was OK, but the restaurant's decor is wayyyyy fancier than you would expect for such a…read morerestaurant. We came by for dinner on the Sunday of Memorial Day weekend at around 5:30 PM and the restaurant was buzzing all evening long. Apparently, there were customers in there with reservations because the employees asked us if we had one when we arrived, but we were able to snag a table for 4 without one. When we picked Hanami to eat at for dinner, I didn't think this was going to much of an experience as, from looking at the menu, it seemed like your average Japanese restaurant that served overpriced food. And, for the most part, it was, in that the food was fairly pedestrian and a bit on the high side for what it was worth, but the restaurant was pretty nicely decorated inside, which we DID NOT expect. To start our meal, we ordered the Spicy Chicken Wontons with Peanut Sauce and Scallion Pancake and both were OK. The skin on the wontons were definitely on the thick side though, so it felt like we were eating a whole lot of wonton wrapping. The peanut sauce was kind of a strange addition to the dish too because the wontons were supposedly to be spicy, so it technically already had flavor. As for the Scallion Pancakes, they were also very thick on the breading. It was crispy, but could have been a bit flatter and thinner. For our entrees, I simply ordered just 2 sushi rolls - Eel Avocado and Spicy Yellowtail. My wife ordered the Sushi Deluxe, which came with 9 pieces of sushi and a Tuna Roll. For our kids, they shared the Chicken Fried Rice. Nothing here was outstanding, but it was all decent. The sushi was what it was and nicely plated, but they were all just your everyday sushi and sushi rolls that you would order for takeout. The Chicken Fried Rice was OK, maybe a bit too salty, but decent. Honestly, we only ate at Hanami because it was near a few ice cream shops that we were interested in visiting after dinner. The restaurant was very nice and spacious inside for a local Japanese fusion restaurant and it was absolutely packed on the evening that we went, which was also kind of shocking. I guess people love coming here because of the space, nice decor and the fact that they serve your run of the mill Japanese and Chinese food, although personally I do feel that it's a bit overpriced, but, if people are willing to pay it, then all the power to them.

New favorite spot!…read more Delivery order. $25.88 ( tips included) I decided to try this place for the first time on my day off and wow... I'm impressed! I ordered the Chicken Ramen for delivery and it was 10/10. High-quality ingredients, super fresh, and just the right amount of spicy kick. Plus, that side salad with the sesame dressing? Simple but absolutely delicious. Fair price Enough amount for 2 meals Can't wait to go to the restaurant! Congrats to the team & Blessings!!!

Stopped in for sushi and ordered two rolls and a salad…read more Was pleasantly surprised by the size of the salad. It was huge! Ordered two rolls a Westwood roll and a Boston roll. The Boston usually comes with wasabi mayo - did not have any. Felt little bland. The other roll was good. Liked the glaze on top. Staff were very kind. Space is big.

This was our first time at Mastu Sushi and Grill and we had a good time. The service is amazing…read more For our appetizers we had the scallion pancakes and crispy rice shot (spicy salmon and avocados). Both were great but next time I'm going to order two of the crispy rice app to make it my entree, it was my favorite! We also had some sushi and chicken teriyaki. Chicken teriyaki was a large portion but we liked the sushi and apps more.

Food quality was actually very good. But here's my issue that I had…read more I work at a hospital, and me and several other coworkers placed a very large order. Our order was nearly $150 worth of various rolls and appetizers. No part of our order was a "party platter." but for some reason, the restaurant decided to combine all of the separate rolls into one giant platter. I specifically called the restaurant before our order arrived and said that the order is for several different people and to provide at least 6 chopsticks, and at least 6 separate containers of soy sauce. Because the order is not for one person. You would think that each roll would be packaged in the little rectangular to go containers. I didn't think I would have to specify for each roll to be packaged separately. If I ordered a party platter, then I would expect it to come in one large platter in one of those round large containers, but that is not what we ordered. Six different people ordered various types of sushi rolls, but the restaurant took it up upon themselves to put it in one large container without even asking us if this is OK. People with serious allergies to fish may not want their sushi touching their avocado roll or sweet potato roll. The woman on the phone did not understand the problem with what they did, plating all of our sushi rolls in one platter and didn't offer any type of solution. Not only this, they didn't even provide paper plates or extra containers so that we can divide up our sushi rolls. The restaurant just assumed that all of the different orders should be in one container. Like what?! If I ordered from an Italian spot, it's like if one person ordered meatballs, and someone ordered chicken parm, and another person ordered a pasta and the restaurant just throws everything all together in one large half tray! No, we ordered all different rolls, and they should be packaged as such, not one platter.

Congratulations on the new home. If you are looking for great food and cool vibes , this is the…read morespot. Everything is homemade , fresh, and delicious. Ramen broth (all of them) are always filled with flavor, his chicken sando is fried perfectly, and the lumpia are crispy and tender. The lemon pepper wings are juicy, covered in a creamy lemon sauce with a hint of pepper. His dumplings are also amazing. If you are looking for a fusion of Asian flavors , this is it.

I'd definitely recommend this spot for the atmosphere alone. The aesthetic is incredible, and I…read moreloved that it's tucked underground beneath a small movie theater that screens classic films -- it gives the whole place a cozy, hidden-gem vibe. The owner was also incredibly welcoming, which made the experience even better. The dumplings were a standout for me: perfectly cooked with sauces that complemented them really well. I ordered the black garlic ramen, and while it was still enjoyable, the broth didn't have the deep, rich garlic flavor I was expecting. I've had quite a few black garlic ramen bowls before, so I was hoping for a more bold and savory profile. That said, the noodles had a great chewy texture, the pork was tender and flavorful, and the egg was cooked perfectly. Overall, it was still a solid experience, especially for the ambiance and hospitality.

Had an amazing dinner experience at Morgan Steakhouse and Sushi. The music was on point and the…read moreatmosphere made the whole night even better. I tried the filet mignon flatbread pizza topped with shrimp and cherry red peppers--absolutely delicious and packed with flavor. Definitely a spot worth checking out!

What a beautiful place! The atmosphere was fantastic, service was impeccable, and the food was…read moreDELICIOUS! I will definitely be returning!

Food & service is always excellent Great ambiance too…read moreAfter eating I usually walk into tjmaxx to walk all the food off lol

Stopped here for lunch over the weekend with the kids. Got seated right away - this place is…read morelocated in a strip mall. It was $30/person for all you can eat and $14 for our 7 year old and $10 for the 4 year old. There is a lot to choose from and everything was fresh. My favorites were the green tea ice cream, shrimp tempura, edamame and unlimited hot green tea.

This is my new favorite sushi spot. The food is immaculate! I have yet to have a dish I didn't…read morelike. The only time I was like "meh" was when I had the matcha latte (3/5). Speaking of the food, let's get into it. Mango Avocado Roll: Refreshing and Delicious. This was a great appetizer to my poke bowl. Oasis Poke Bowl: This was deliciously refreshing as well, however it doesn't come with any sauce. I asked for a side of teriyaki which made everything better; elevated the entire bowl. Surf N Turf: I will order this moving forward as my go-to roll. The beef was cooked to perfection and paired perfectly with the salmon. This roll itself filled me up, I thought I was going to order something else but I was done after that. Salmon and Shrimp Teriyaki: My partner gets this each time and I am always so excited to throw my fork into his plate. The teriyaki sauce here is so tasty, I want to put it on everything! The salmon and shrimp are also cooked super well, no chewiness here. Great amount of crisp on the salmon, the way it slides onto the fork is beautiful to watch. Vegetable Gyoza: The star of the show!! Best appetizer they have truly. I was so sad when there was no more. But thankful to have been able to experience such a great starter. Sweet Potato Roll: (Not pictured) The roll was ok, I liked it but felt like it was missing something. Maybe I would have liked it if it was Korean sweet potatoes. I won't order again because the menu is so extensive I can't limit myself to something I thought was ok. (4/5) Overall, Shokudo is a fantastic place to eat. It's truly an experience. The music is amazing and not overbearing, the ambiance is beautiful and there's multiple conversation pieces. What I love about looking at the items in the restaurant is how they go from traditional to contemporary. The servers were the sweetest, they all were extremely hospitable. All I can say is, I'll be back and if you go... you may see me there.

We ordered a sushi combo and substituted the spicy tuna roll for a regular tuna roll. We were told…read morethis would cost an extra $2.00, which I thought was odd since the spicy tuna roll is usually more expensive than the regular one-- but fine. When the combo came out, it still had the spicy tuna roll. We sent it back, and the waiter returned to tell us that it would actually be an additional $2.00 because we changed it to a regular tuna roll. Not wanting to argue, I just said "OK," but I definitely wasn't happy. I also ordered the chicken teriyaki, which was rubbery and didn't taste like any teriyaki I'm used to. Our appetizer never came, and when we asked about it, all the waiter could do was apologize. At that point, that was all they could offer.