Was able to get in before closing and the sush came out on time and still fresh, allowing for a…read morebrown rice alternative. Not bad overall and comparable to other establishments in the area

Poke bowl $16.33- Has mango & pickled, pretty fermented jalapeños, never seen jalapeños in a poke…read morebowl before. This is really good, almost as good as the 1 I had at Howdy's in Malibu. So many flavors & textures in 1 bowl: crunchy, soft, sweet, savory, sour, etc.

I have been going to this place since high school, and it is still one of my most favorite Thai…read morefood places in Queens. The food is always great and the service is good too. I wish the place was a little bit bigger because of how busy it can get, but that only shows you how much people love their food and how worth it that is. we always get the basil fried rice, the calamari, the drunken noodles, curry puffs, red curry, and everything is always so freaking delicious.

Came here for a very late dinner since it's open until 11:00pm on Saturdays. Spicy Shallot's been…read morementioned a lot in my Queens FB Foodie Group, but maybe it was an off night or we ordered items that aren't their most spectacular. Had the $30 Branzino (didn't realize that it's fried. And that we had a choice between sweet chili sauce, mango salad, cashew cream sauce). The waitress didn't ask which one we wanted. Also had the $18 Crispy Watercress Kung Fu Salad. We were thinking of a duck dish (& I didn't see the Khao Soi - one either softshell crab that I've seen previously), but the couple next to us who's been there twice within the past 2 weeks recommended these two dishes. The salad was lightly battered vegetable, they used Water Spinach instead (big tuber fritters stuck together). The bowl of Seafood Salad (shrimp & calamari, kind of Thai ceviche-style) was OK but didn't have nuances in flavor (spicy sour sweet). The Liquid was deep at the bottom and it was hard spooning things on top of the vegetable. The presentation of the fish was gorgeous - came out on a fish-shaped platter on top of an little flame. The server poured the sauce over the fish and everything bubbled. There was cauliflower and string beans underneath the fish. Didn't realize that it was fried instead of broiled or grilled. We didn't know what sauce we were getting and at first I thought it was tiny bit sour, as I continued eating, it became like a one-note tamarind. Same - there wasn't any sweet sour spicy fishy. We asked for medium-spice when we ordered. It's a little awkard deboning and serving a fried crispy fish on top of a metal platter at a 2-seat table, but my Auntie-skills kicked in and it's no problem for me since I'm familiar with where the bones are. Friend ordered a Thai Coffee also (it might only come iced). The restaurant is beautiful and has a sleek but tropical Asian decor & about 75% full even up to closing. Has a cute outdoor seating area too - a very different vacation feel on a block of Woodside/Elmhurst Queens. Later I come to find out my Queens - born Thai friend said he stopped going to this restaurant after it's renovation and adding sushi to the menu. The ownership changed and he doesn't think it's Thai-owned anymore. Either way, I kind of wish the food met up to the standards of this "Little Thailand" area of NYC. Maybe I'll try them again if they have lunch specials. A couple was sharing a giant beer glass of Thai Tea.

I've only gotten salmon avocado roll here before for takeout only but I'd say their salmon is…read morealways super fresh and never fishy. Sometimes, with these no frills sushi restaurants, the salmon can be a hit or miss but Fuji never misses and always provides a thick salmon slab in the sushi roll. Takeout is fast and efficient, and they also season their rice which not a lot of no frills sushi places seem to do. I cannot attest for other dishes but their salmon avocado roll is good!

Run of the mill "Japanese" food. The food is edible, and we got takeout because we were in the area…read moreand wanted something quick and easy to eat. The katsu is a far cry from Japanese katsu, but almost all Chinese-run Japanese restaurants serve this kind of cardboard style pork as pass it off as pork katsu. Prices are reasonable for the area.

Tomo is a solid go-to for fresh sushi and Japanese and Chinese comfort food in Elmhurst. I've been…read morehere a few times now, and each visit has been consistently satisfying. The ambiance is cozy yet modern, and the staff are always friendly and attentive without being overbearing. The sushi is the highlight -- fresh, well-prepared, and beautifully presented. The Tomo Special Roll is a must-try, and their sashimi is sliced perfectly. I also really enjoyed the spicy tuna crispy rice -- flavorful with just the right amount of heat and crunch. They have a decent variety on the menu beyond sushi too -- the ramen is flavorful, though not quite as rich as what you'd find at a dedicated ramen spot. Only reason for 4 stars instead of 5: prices are a little on the higher side for the portion sizes. Still, definitely worth a visit if you're craving good sushi in the area. Will definitely be back!

This was our first time ordering from here and we were impressed by the variety of sushi and…read moresashimi Tomo has to offer. The website is very easy to navigate and ordering on the phone was super easy. When we got to the restaurant the food was ready. Food is hot, reasonably priced, and they are generous with the portions and sauces. We ordered: * Sushi and Sashimi Combo for 2 ($44.00) * Pork Katsu Bento ($22.50) * Fried Fish Bento ($22.50) * Beef Teriyaki Bento ($22.50) * Three Rolls Combo: Yellow scallion roll, spicy salmon crunch roll, salmon tempura roll ($14.95) * Dragon Roll ($11.25) * Spider Roll ($14.50) It was a TON of food and it came out to $175. Presentation is gorgeous. I love how they decorate the end pieces of the maki rolls. Salad dressing is delicious, it tastes homemade. We love how all the bentos come with shrimp and veggie tempura -- the tempura sauce is also yummy. Overall a pretty solid place, can't wait to come back to try out the rest of the menu.

Bamboo Ya's new location on Austin Street is just as cozy and welcoming as the old Bamboo Ya on…read moreQueens Boulevard! My brother took me there for lunch, and we sat at the bar for almost three hours just eating, talking, socializing, and enjoying each other's company. We ordered the hand rolls and pork belly buns, and everything was absolutely delicious--the perfect amount of food for our little get-together. My brother enjoyed the beer and I love my water. The bartender was amazing! She seemed to be taking care of the entire place and still managed to be cheerful, friendly, and very attentive. The food was excellent, the atmosphere was warm and inviting, and even the temperature inside was perfectly comfortable. It really felt like the Bamboo Ya I remembered, just in a new home. Such a wonderful afternoon with my brother. I'll definitely be back! I highly recommend it.

I ordered delivery today because this place is close to where I live and I was going to try it the…read morefirst time, but the order never came. I called them to check the status, they kept saying it's on the way but they never care to check with their driver. Luckily I was able to get a refund from Grubhub. Terrible place I will tell my neighbors never order food from them.

This place is adorable. A little noisy but very nice…read more The service is impeccable. They were on point filling our water glasses. (We drink like fish) This place takes allergies very seriously. I am allergic to pineapple and they were extremely attentive to my allergy. I had a tofu poke bowl while my fiance had the spicy chicken karagage. The food is great. The desserts are good but a bit pricey for what you get. Definitely worth a try. Would suggest calling ahead to see if there is a wait. It is not the largest place.

My usual sushi place was closed today so we decided to try this place. It was my sister's birthday…read moreso we ordered a supreme party tray with the following pieces: onegin roll, chef's roll, dragon roll, white tiger roll, dancing tuna roll, rainbow roll, Mikihana roll, California Roll, salmon avocado roll, spicy tuna roll, yellowtail roll, tuna sashimi, kani sashimi, spicy salmon sashimi, tobiko sashimi, ikura sashimi, and masago sashimi. We asked for it to be ready by 5PM and it was ready right on time. I was never inside before. It's a nice space inside, very colorful but we were there for take out. Now for the important part, the taste: it was ok. The raw fish tasted pretty fresh. The cooked fish had a fishy taste to it. The rice was a little thick and hard in some places. Overall it wasn't bad but not amazing. It looked pretty though.

The best sushi place in New York. We got the for every single especial occasion. The service is…read moreamazing and the ambiance is great.

Place is beautiful and spacious. Came in as a walk in and we were greeted and sat immediately…read more Staff were pleasant and welcoming. The food selection is vast you will take a few minutes deciding on what you would like because everything looks good. Fish is fresh you can taste it. Portions are great and appreciated the sushi counter so you can watch them prepare the rolls. Only complaint would be that appetizer came out maybe a 2-3mins before the main course.

Food quality is unbelievably amazing for the price that you. They have plenty of tables. Staff are…read moregreat as well. I ordered dinosaur roll sushi, avocado salad and spring roll. It exceed my expectations. Definitely worth the price.

I ordered the chicken poke bowl with some spicy mayo which was pretty good…read more There was a decent amount of chicken and definitely an extra touch of the mayo which wasn't bad but probably would take it on the side next time. If you're hungry and want a quick bite this is definitely the go to spot. I'm going to get the sushi rolls next hopefully they're not bad. Place is clean overall and the staff is nice.