Staff is friendly and food is great! I know they are a Sushi restaurant, but LOVE the fried rice,…read morecould be a meal!

Looking for a new sushi bar to check out in early January we decided to visit Matsumotto Sushi &…read moreGrill based on their Yelp reviews and photos. We arrived at 6:30 pm on a Saturday evening to full restaurant which was a great sign. You also want to see your sushi bar moving a lot of product so you know their seafood will be fresh. Lucky for us there were two seats at the bar open so we were seated right away. We started off the meal with of course some Sapporo and premium sake along with a tempura app. I've not found great tempura in the area and was pleasantly surprised with their preparation. We then ordered a Chirashi bowl (wife) and assorted nigiri for myself. The chirashi was okay, decent but not anything amazing. Some of the fish cuts were a little odd like they were the trimmings from the end of the filet. My nigiri was solid and I appreciate the fish to rice ratio was perfect as lot of other places make their sushi with way too much rice to stretch the dish. The amaebi or sweet shrimp was fresh and heads were nicely fried and tasty though I wish they fried it a minute longer. Overall a solid sushi bar tucked away from the main road but definitely worth a visit!

Love this place. The food is terrific, the staff are friendly and the restaurant is small with a…read morechill and intimate vibe. Highly recommend!

Amazing sushi spot!! I've been thinking about it ever since we last visited and had to research…read moreusing yelp, maps, pics, etc. to find where we were! Couldn't recommend this place more for the options, sushi quality, and price. Service was so friendly and the place was packed. Takeout orders were coming in which really shows how great this place is!

Restaurant was cute and clean, food was delicious! All of the employees were so kind, and even…read morestopped to chat with us to make recommendations and talk about their homemade ingredients. Very fairly priced as well. We really enjoyed our dinner and pistachio cake!

Sadly, not the Sakana I remember…read more Sakana used to be such a wonderful restaurant. I've been coming here for 10 years and it was my go-to Japanese spot. Over the last year and a half, I've noticed the food quality really decline. I hadn't been back in almost a year, but my sons convinced me to give it another try tonight. Unfortunately, we were all disappointed. The karaage chicken was hard as a rock and overcooked. The katsudon was also way overcooked and lacked flavor. The only thing that was okay was the shrimp shumai. Service was rough too. Our table wasn't pre-bussed, and we felt pretty ignored. When the waitress did ask how it was and I told her she then just wanted to argue with me about the chicken being well done and not even edible and I even showed her I couldn't even eat it. Wasn't even chewable. It was so cooked. It's just so sad to see how far this place has fallen. I really hope they can turn it around because having a good Japanese restaurant nearby meant a lot to us.

So glad our regular place was in the middle of some renovation. It made us try a new joint. So…read moreglad we did. In house made spicy sauce and so delish. I believe the sashimi we had (yellow tail) had real wasabi and not wasabi from a paste. Soooo good. The service was quick, efficient and so so friendly. We ordered 6 rolls and I don't remember the names but they were all a home run. We found our new home for sushi...you should too.

Fast service, and friendly staff…read more Fish was fresh and generous cuts. The Handroll I got was also packed with yellowtail. Good portion and the rice was just the right texture. Also got the sashimi dinner! Not sure if they ran out of some of the fish since I arrived a little late. Only had 3 variety..understand that it's chefs choice but usually for 12 pieces would get 4 varieties. Still good portion and reasonably priced. Will be back!

Delicious food. Great service. Cuisine specials are so good. We love everything we've tried....and…read moreit's been many many appetizers, lunches, happy hours, dinners and drinks! I think we may be going almost every week. You've got to try them.

Best service I've had in a long time. Staff knows how to keep a cup full and a customer happy. The…read moreall you can eat is where it's at, for how much I ate.... It was worth it.

I had the worst Tonkotsu ramen I have ever had in my life. The noodles were mushy and had an…read moreunpleasant texture. The soup was bland and lacked flavor. The chashu tasted nothing like authentic Japanese chashu and instead had a strong Chinese-style sauce flavor that did not go well with the ramen. I'm saving you some money -- do not order the ramen at this place. The lettuce wraps also had an overpowering fennel-like flavor, and none of us enjoyed them. The sushi was okay, but nothing special. Overall, this was a very disappointing experience.

Came to East Moon on a Friday night for dinner. It was pretty busy and the service was relatively…read moreslow. The host seemed new and didn't take down anyone's name for the waitlist and people that came after us got seating ahead of us and 4 other couples that arrived before them. After finally getting a seat, the service continued to be very slow. We only got 3 chopsticks and had to ask 3 times and it took 20 minutes to finally get chopsticks to eat our sushi. The sushi itself was okay. We wished it was a bit more flavorful. I also got the tomkotsu ramen which was lacking flavor and salt. We would probably try coming here again on a non weekend night and order different things but won't be running to make it back.

I'm glad I randomly stumbled across this place on my way to move to a new apartment. Very small…read moreplace, forgettable decor, but unforgettable sushi for a great price, and great service. I will be coming back again and again since I'll be living quite close.

My friend and I decided to get dinner at this low-key looking sushi restaurant. Upon entering, the…read moreinterior was also very unassuming. However, you should never judge a book by its cover, and you should never judge a restaurant by its decor and exterior. To start off this review, I want to say that THIS PLACE SERVES REAL WASABI. Nearly all sushi restaurants serve fake wasabi constituted from horseradish. The last notable sushi experience I had that came with real wasabi also came with a three digit bill. But this place doesn't charge an arm and a leg for their sushi! In regards to the sushi itself, it was extremely good! Each piece of sushi was extremely well-crafted. Nothing was falling apart, and everything was cut to identical dimensions. The sushi tasted fresh, and the proportion of rice to fish was perfect. Even pedestrian rolls were made with care, like my California roll, which was packed full of crab salad filling. Overall, I Love Sushi & Poke serves up excellent high-quality sushi with REAL WASABI for rock bottom prices! I urge all sushi aficionados to try this place out!

Loved this place. The staff were friendly and the fish, fresh. It was our go to. Hoping the come…read morethrough with the redevelopment!

After trying GoFish at the Yelpies, we had to come back to get the Fantasy roll. From everything we…read moreordered, GoFish isn't exactly mind blowing except the Fantasy Roll. The seared salmon on the rolls really was a nice touch and just tastes very smoky and tasty. The addition of it definitely elevates the sushi roll for me and it is a standout roll that other places may not offer. So while the appetizers were just okay ( mussels were too cheesy for me and takoyaki was just okay), I would come back for the Fantasy roll alone. Service is friendly. Food comes out quick. It's a nice space but it doesn't feel like you need to dress up. We came after playing pickleball so...

I was craving sushi and wanting something close to home when I found this place via a search on…read moreGoogle. It had high ratings so I read reviews which influenced what I ordered. I ordered the Red Dragon roll, the champion sashimi, and the Denver roll to go via online ordering through their website. The ordering process was not ideal for a first time customer because none of the items had descriptions so I was looking between their website and then the ordering platform. Once you order it gives you a time frame but I never got another notice when my order was actually ready which wasn't ideal. My order was correct and packaged very pretty for takeout. The Red Dragon roll was just okay. In my opinion, the tuna on top of it is sliced very thin, so it's not much of a show stopper especially for what they consider to be a special roll. It had a lot of rice. It was fine but I don't think I'd order it again because it wasn't memorable in my opinion. The champion sashimi was kinda spicy which I didn't expect but it was delicious. I would order more of this or something similar to this preparation next time. The Denver roll was refreshing. It's wrapped in cucumber and it comes with a special sauce. I liked it. It was pretty filling too. I could see myself ordering that again if I'm craving a lighter option. I'd order the champion sashimi again and try something new next time for my second option.

Had an order of their teriyaki chicken with rice take out. Came with a choice of miso soup or…read moresalad. The chicken was good, not overly saturated with teriyaki sauce. Value was good. Friendly staff, not very busy. Seems like (not sure), maybe their business is mostly take out.

Honey, before I begin this culinary TED Talk, let me explain why this glamazon even sashayed…read morethrough the door. I kept hearing whispers. Rave reviews. Local legends. So naturally I showed up to investigate with my appetite, my unrealistic and dramatic standards, and the emotional support personality of someone who writes sonnets about raw fish. I'm not here for dinner. I'm here for an experience. Possibly emotional closure. I adore sushi. Which means my expectations, even in a landlocked state, are higher than my credit card balance. The restaurant itself? Oh, she's that mysterious queen tucked into a strip mall like she's avoiding her ex. Tiny. Moody. Dimly lit. The kind of place you almost don't want to review because selfishly, you NEED your favorite table available. Reservations, darling. Don't test fate. This hidden gem has officially been outed. When the sushi arrives, it arrives it not on some precious little plate. On a giant wooden cutting board fit for a king, or queen (wink). Sharing is caring. Unless you touch my last piece. Then all bets are off sweetie. The service? Fabulous. My waiter, (only went by S on the receipt...odd) mastered the ancient art of appearing exactly when needed and vanishing before becoming part of the conversation. Attentive without hovering. Give that man an Emmy. I ordered the Red Dragon Roll:Salmon, yellowtail, and avocado tucked inside...then crowned with tuna, jalapeño, and sriracha. Now let's discuss Miss Thing. The slices were thick. THICK. Like that gorgeous hottie you deny eyeing. Decadent. Chewy. Gorgeous. My only complaint? Girl, my mouth did not sign the consent form. I tried to be elegant. One dainty bite. Then the entire roll exploded like it had unresolved family issues. Halfway through I abandoned etiquette and accepted that looking cute was no longer on today's agenda. The salmon? Baby, If salmon tastes like it has unresolved trauma from three Tuesdays ago, I'm calling the authorities. THIS salmon? Fresh enough to still have opinions. It practically looked at me and said,Girrrrrrll, did you see what that tuna was wearing? That's exactly the level of freshness I want. Now, the rice. Rice is the structural engineering of the sushi. It should faithfully escort my sushi all the way to my mouth before gracefully retiring from public service. Mine only fell apart because those glorious salmon slabs required a jaw unhinge worthy of a python. So today, the rice has been pardoned. Knife work? Every slice looked intentional. Like someone whispered apologies to the blade before making each cut. Were a few pieces larger than others? Maybe. But honestly, the only thing smaller than my patience is my mouth. (Side eye) How do I feel about Wasabi? Please don't flirt with me. Attack me. I want enough wasabi to make me briefly question every life decision that led me into this restaurant. I want polite volcano energy. Like finding a lit firecracker in your sock drawer while someone calmly says, Enjoy! Presentation? Listen...Everyone online wants tiny edible flowers with tragic backstories and microgreens raised by monks. This restaurant said, no. Here's your beautiful sushi. On a massive communal cutting board. Figure it out. Honestly? Kind of iconic. The sauces also deserve applause. Nothing was drowning beneath an avalanche of spicy mayo and eel sauce. Because once every roll tastes like sauce... Congratulations. You've invented sushi-flavored ranch. Creativity is wonderful. Restraint is sexier. How was the cleanliness? EXCUSE ME. This place was immaculate. I'm convinced tiny sushi ninjas silently materialize every few minutes to eliminate fingerprints before they even happen. Not one sticky soy sauce bottle. Not one questionable table. Not one crumb living rent free. Ten out of ten. No notes. And the sushi chefs Calm.Focused. Mysterious. Absolutely looked like they've silently judged forty thousand chopstick techniques and still wake up disappointed in humanity. Next visit I'm ordering the nigiri. If the chef hands it to me with one solemn nod like they're entrusting me with ancient forbidden knowledge, I'm legally obligated to cry. Finally... The bill. Expensive sushi? Perfectly acceptable. This place actually felt refreshingly reasonable. Because my personal rule remains undefeated: If six pieces of salmon cost the same as my monthly car payment... That salmon better know my name, my zodiac sign, and ask how my mother is doing. Final Verdict: Hidden gem? Absolutely. Fantastic fish.Great service. Immaculate restaurant. Generous portions.Zero gimmicks. Just excellent sushi quietly minding its own business. Five fish flips out of five. Now excuse me while I make another reservation before the rest of y'all ruin my favorite table.

I've been coming here for so long and have been hesitant to post this review because I don't want…read morepeople to find out about this hidden gem. This place is one of my favorite sushi restaurants that isn't too expensive. Their fish is always good and the staff is always great!