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Elite Five Sushi & Grill

4.1 (119 reviews)
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Spicy yellowtail appetizer
Christopher W.

The restaurant was a really cute date night spot for my wife and me. We did go for a birthday celebration and it was written in the online reservation, but we were a little disappointed that it wasn't communicated with the server or acknowledged at any point during the night. The staff were very friendly. Our favorite was the 8 yakitori skewer set. We got to pick the skewers and enjoyed all 8 choices. The flavor was really good. The meat and seafood were tender. The sushi, sushi rolls and sashimi tasted fresh. The crispy rice was okay. It was missing a some flavor and was a little bland. The scallop bisque was nice to enjoy for that rainy night. We would come back to try the sashimi omakase and to try the lunch here.

Chicken Teriyaki Dinner
Irene S.

What an INCREDIBLE dinner experience! Came here for my hubby's bday and it didn't disappoint. We had our first omakase meal here and just loved every dish we received. Server was friendly and even met the sushi chef, a friendly Indonesian lady. This wasn't even the official omakase as it was the 7-roll version that was highlighted on their menu. Almost like a sampler to the real experience. They also do an official omakase with at least a week's notice, where they personalize the rolls based on your preferences. Will definitely come back on another special occasion.

Elias N.

Try delete five with my wife. The food was flavorful. The restaurant is BYOB. We had the duck skewers and the lobster tempura sushi as an appetizer. Although the duck was tasty, it came out look warm. I had the snow queen for my entrée which was halibut over rice peel off with a coconut carrot cream sauce. I loved it. My wife had the ribeye steak, which again was very flavorful, but came out lukewarm. We had to send it back and ask them to warm it up. The prices are as what you would expect from a restaurant in Princeton. Service was slow, but we weren't in a rush. All in all we had a nice time and I could see us going back again.

Gabriela C.

Ordered takeout which went smoothly and they had the order waiting for us when we walked in. The sushi here is just okay. In my opinion it's on par with some AYCE places. I had higher expectations for the price point. The rice in the two rolls I got was dry and overall did not enjoy the texture of those. The pieces of sushi were decent but nothing special. The spicy mayo is very light in color but I still found it tasty. The ginger and wasabi on the other hand were very bland.

Octopus appetizer
Robert D.

Japanese dining tends to taste like the owners all bought the same Sushi Restaurant kit. That is not this place. This is on another level of taste and creativity. Service, atmosphere, and menu variety are excellent. At first I hesitated ordering the 7 piece Omekase wondering if was worth it, and chose the chicken teriyaki anticipating I would still be hungry. The octopus was cooked rare, avoiding the sin of octopus shaped rubber, and had a very well balanced marinade. The broccoli was the star of the show in the teriyaki; crunchy with fresh garlic flavor. The chicken was fried and in a thicker sauce that was interesting but became a bit bogged down. I have to tell you I had tears in my eyes when I ate the Omakase it was so fantastic. There were at least 5 different flavors to each nigiri and finding them was a surprise and delight. I couldn't believe it was so good. I gushed to Cindy, the chef, who is humble and kind, discussing the individualized Omakase experience, the crunchy broccoli, and the complexity of the nigiri. This is our new spot when we want good sushi, good atmosphere, and go beyond the American sushi kit restaurant.

Cheesecake
Paula J.

It was very nice place to eat. Had outside dining as well. Waite's was attentive, and very kind. The food was amazing My son who's special needs loved his short ribs ( forgot to take pic before he started eating) I had halibut with like risotto and coconut milk And we had rock shrimp Dessert was burnt cheesecake Thant was really good Had fried ice cream It was good the food was A+++++++++ On weekends free parking by the restaurant And there's a parking garage right beside the restaurant.

Edamame
Lindsey M.

Not super impressed. The appetizers were a little disappointing, definitely wouldn't get the ceviche again(super small portion and more of a tartare than ceviche but what do I know). Edamame was ok but salted unevenly. The sushi was pretty tasty but not life changing. The lucky o five and eel rolls were good but the soft shell crab one was a little watery. The desserts however were SO good. Highly recommend. Our server was a kind of cold but the service was super quick. The restaurant itself is nice. They also let us return a dish that we didn't like which was nice.

Salmon Mentai Dinner

Salmon mentai was delicious! Would definitely get again and come back. Everything was generally great

Ice & Fire

Space is nice and service is good. I really want to like this place but unfortunately the food has no taste. All the food. Very unfortunate.

Cassandra N.

We had just gotten to our hotel and they suggested this as a takeout option , so we placed our order online , it was very easy & everything came out fresh and delicious!

Stephanie D.

Ordered takeout from the website which was pretty seamless. The food was ready earlier than expected. The interior of the restaurant was pretty nice but i didnt see any parking nearby. The food was pretty good and fresh but a little on the pricey side

Joanne O.

Love sushi? Same. I've enjoyed the crème de la crème in Kyoto and Tokyo, where the fish practically introduced itself before leaping onto my plate. So imagine my horror at paying $55 for the so-called "Elite Omakase" here in the States. This is what I got for my hard-earned cash: 5 pieces of sashimi (toro, tuna, salmon, yellowtail, and white tuna) tasting like they were caught in a pond of sadness. Plus, a "special" roll so bland it could've been named "The House Salad of Sushi." Tuna, salmon, avocado, and red tobiko all drizzled in a "special" house sauce so dull, it served no purpose except in its possible attempt to add color to the boring fish. And the condiments? Oh, they were the supporting cast of disappointment. Pre-packaged soy sauce that tasted like salt tears, wasabi that had no bite to it, and ginger so lifeless it did nothing. Even its color looked worn out. Here's the kicker: this dish changes price depending on the website--$50, $55, $65. Honestly, it felt more like a bidding war for mediocrity. This meal put me to sleep. As I was snoring, a neighboring diner robbed me of $55. Consider my omakase dreams officially crushed. This photo makes the Elite Omakase dish look colorful, full of vibrant tastes but alas, it's a dish of mushy fish with no distinct flavor with an unreasonable price tag.

Cold smoked yellowtail with "white sturgeon caviar" BS it is not sturgeon caviar. It is tobiko at best. Tasted fine.

Server was great. Atmosphere is fine if not standard. The food is not great for the price you pay. None of the sushi tasted particularly fresh and we ordered and appetizer that calls itself "smoked yellowtail with white sturgeon caviar". What they served is not white sturgeon caviar. I told the server but I don't think they care. The Yakitori we were served came out almost immediately and was clearly just precooked and briefly warmed up skewered. Overall quite sub par and expensive. Avoid.

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Reviews are generally positive. People highlight the fresh sushi and sashimi, creative menu options, and friendly, attentive service. The atmosphere is also pleasant.

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Best sushi in town. We do a lot of takeout but being in the restaurant is also a treat. Great sushi and reasonable prices.

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Delicious crispy calamari salad, Elite 5 Sishi roll. BYOB restraunt. Enjoyed the honey Karangee Chicken. Will return.

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Tiger Noodles in Princeton delivered a small triumph to my room through Grubhub. I opened the…read morecontainers and felt that quiet sense of hope a hungry person feels when the aromas drift upward and promise a good evening. It is always a pleasure when those promises are kept. I ordered the pineapple fried rice and the portion was enormous. It felt like opening a treasure chest filled with bright colors, roast pork, and warm spice. The seasoning worked perfectly with the sweetness of the pineapple. Nothing was timid. Every bite had a lively balance of heat, sweetness, and savory depth. For the price I paid, it felt almost like a small miracle in a paper box. My wife ordered three sushi rolls and she was happy with all of them. She enjoyed the shrimp tempura roll and the tuna avocado roll. But the spicy tuna roll was the star of her show. She generously offered me a piece. The heat was lively but not overwhelming and the filling tasted clean and fresh. There was no excess rice, no unnecessary filler, just a satisfying ratio of fish to rice that let the tuna shine. It is one of the better spicy tuna rolls I have had in quite some time. In Princeton you can find more refined or experimental Asian restaurants if that is what you want. But you will also find prices that may affect your credit rating. Tiger Noodles stands apart because it offers generous portions, honest flavors, and a price point that feels almost out of place in the neighborhood. For what you receive and for what you pay this is an easy five stars. I threw out the empty containers with the feeling that life had been made a little better for an evening. That is all a person can ask from dinner and Tiger Noodles delivered it.

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I had an enjoyable time here on a rainy Sunday afternoon for brunch with a friend. Surprisingly, I…read moregot very lucky with street parking just across the street from the restaurant. I did a quick Mary Tyler Moore trot across the street and entered into a mudroom style area where there was a collection of umbrellas. I found the floors inside the dining area to be very slippery so leaving the umbrellas by the door makes the most sense on this type of day. The dining room has a rustic-chic aesthetic with wood paneling and a comfortable farmhouse environment. I made reservations in advance and was happy to be seated immediately upon arrival. We declined the table we were initially offered since it looked a bit cramped, like the end of a table that was already seated. Considering the restaurant wasn't busy, we asked to be seated elsewhere. The new table was much better, a high top with a convenient hidden compartment under the table where you can store your personal items. Service was quick. I ordered the slow cooked short rib hash with sous vide egg. I asked for the egg to be cooked as firm as it can get. Ultimately, I had to change it to a fried egg. I tried the sous vide..I did!..but a runny egg just isn't for me. Now the short rib was delicious, made with house made mozzarella, fingerling potatoes with a red wine demi. I am reliving my first bite as I write out my thoughts for this review. I will be back for that meal alone. I paired it with a sparkling rosé followed by a French 75. For dessert, I ordered both the caramel creme brulee and the cinnamon swirl bread pudding. Unfortunately, I had to return the creme brulee since I didn't realize it was a chocolate base. Traditionally, creme brulee is made with a vanilla bean custard so I was surprised to see their spin and noticed only once it hit the table. The bread pudding, however, was warm with just the right amount of cinnamon and sweetness, served with vanilla ice cream. I look forward to returning the next time I'm in Princeton specifically for the short rib hash and the bread pudding. Would recommend.

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