We visited Ochi Sushi & Ramen on a Thursday around 5/6pm and the establishment was practically…read moreempty besides 2 other patrons at the bar. Location is great, there were able 2 employees working the front. Not really sociable with us but very chatty with each other. Pricing is a bit on the higher end for the quality for sure, out of 7 dishes between a group of 4 and 2 were for sure pre-made items only 2 dishes were ok. As for the food itself, I can say it's more on a "cleaner" side vs the extra flavor and oily texture you'd get from a fast food chain. The ramen broth was subtle, the noodle perfect, but the flavor wasn't there. The Chef special roll was way over priced for what you get, especially only having 1 piece being the best out of the "assorted" fish. The hibachi wasn't good in my opinion, good portion though. Would not order that again. The chicken teriyaki flavor was great, chicken texture was more like grilled on a pan vs over flame. Loved the veggies though. The gyoza and takoyaki were good as well as the strawberry mochi icecream. Wish they were more friendly though, making us feel like we were inconvenient for them was a major turn off.

Ochi is an excellent example of a high quality, local Japanese restaurant and bar. It's not…read morecomparable to authentic Tokyo, NY, LA, or Boston, so it doesn't warrant 5 stars globally, but it does deserve 5-stars for a dependable, flavorful suburban Japanese eatery. The food quality is above average, the execution is high, and the service is attentive. The space is clean and efficient, but lacks warmth. We visited the day after a large 1-2 foot snowstorm, and Ochi was one of the only restaurants open in town. I've eaten at Ochi 4x since it opened in 2023, although there's a lot more to explore on its expansive and prolific menu. On this visit, we tried a Tuna Poke Bowl, a Salmon Pome Bowl, a Katsu Ramen, a Mango Salad, and a Mochi desert. Regarding the Tuna Poke Bowl, Ochi took the liberty of substituting more expensive fatty tuna (Toro), for regular tuna (Maguro), a generous and appreciated gift as a thanks for dining on a very slow night due to the storm. Hence, I would recommend everything we tried: the Mango Salad, any of the Sushi, Sashimi and Maki choices, the Poke bowls and Ramen (especially the Spicy Miso Ramen, the chicken Katsu Ramen, and any of the traditional pork or beef Ramen choices). In addition, the deserts are especially worth trying, and are all well orchestrated. You can't really go wrong at Ochi.

Mmm. This is great food…read more I like the tako yaki and the yaki udon. It tastes so delicious. If I want takeout from Sushinoya again, I want something different.

Got takeout on a weekday night. Food was ready for pickup in 20 minutes. Rolls tasted great -…read morefresh, thin rice, nice flavor. Will order again!

Been going to Bamboo for years! They have great food,…read moredrinks and service! Highly recommend!

Lunch Kung Pao w/ white rice was so dry it was inedible. No soy sauce, mustard or sweet and sour…read moreincluded. No utensils. Chicken tasted like dishwater, celery wasn't fully cooked. Not spicy at all and there were maybe 4 pieces of green pepper and 8 peanuts (that tasted like dust). Rice was so dry I couldn't even swallow it. See photo. UberEats did refund me which I appreciated.

I've gone here a bunch of times with family and friends. The drinks are good, and the food is…read morealways hot and fresh. The sushi is amazing as well. The soup is great. We had the ramen. The sesame chicken was tasty as well. The staff is extremely friendly, and everything was super clean. Planning on returning

Service here was fast, but not super friendly. The food was presented well and tasted fresh. My…read moreconcern was that the restaurant had a foul smell that lingered the entire time we were there. I think it may have come from the pretty fountain, but I'm not 100% sure. It made the experience unpleasant for me and my husband unfortunately. I highly suggest a deep clean of the fountain.

Yamato is one of my favorite places to go when I'm looking for a quick, satisfying meal. The…read morerestaurant is clean, and the food is absolutely delicious. No matter which location I visit, the service is always excellent, and the staff make every experience feel five star. My go to is the miso soup a comforting blend of savory, umami flavors. The hand rolled shrimp tempura is wonderfully fresh and crunchy, and it never disappoints. You can't go wrong with any sushi roll, especially the special rolls. The drinks are great, too, and the scorpion bowl is always a fun choice. If you're looking for a quick bite, stop by Yamato you're sure to enjoy it!

I tried the hibachi for the first time at this location and was very disappointed. The portions…read morewere surprisingly small for the price, and the food was bland and lacked flavor. The service was also poor. Waitress seemed annoyed whenever I asked for a refill or needed anything, and neither she nor the rest of the staff were particularly friendly or welcoming. Overall, the experience was underwhelming, and I won't be returning. There are much better hibachi restaurants in the area with better food, portions, and service.

Shabu Lees sushi is always on point. Tasty and fresh. They also have the best crab Rangoons in…read moretown. The service when you sit down is a little slower than take out, but that was fine. I would have preferred the apps first then dinner after but everything came out at once basically. It's nice and clean inside nothing fancy. We ordered pork strips, peeking ravioli, chicken fingers, orange beef, garlic lo mein, general gaus shrimp. The crab Rangoons were garlicky and delicious as always. The chicken fingers were a bit over cooked too crunchy for my liking. Usually they're light brown and lightly crispy. The pork strips were good. The garlic lo mein is usually spot on and comes with mushrooms, water chestnuts and pea pods. This time it came with green pepper which I don't like, so that was a bit of a disappointment. The green peppers usually come in the veggie lo mein. The orange beef had good flavor but the meat was tough, so that was unfortunate. My parents liked the beef and lo mein. The general gaus shrimp was tasty.

Stopped in for late lunch special . Many families dining for…read morethe hot pot styles luncheon. Ordered the delight of three with option for beef teriyaki. Ordered small appetizer of bbq ribs. Reasonable prices . The ribs were surprisingly good, beefy, nice char and moist. Beef teriyaki had good flavors . The delight of three was abundant amount of food. I would have liked more spice or flavored to the sauce. The fried rice had a lot of beef in it vs. . Pork which was fine . I surmised that was the Japanese version of fried rice as they have Japanese, hot pot, Chinese menu. I'll visit again . The staff was very friendly, quick, accommodating and 10% cash discount over 20.00 vs credit card fees.

Good food, friendly service, and overall nice place. Unfortunately, one of our dishes (sesame…read morechicken for our two kids to share) was not prepared with the rest of our food because the kitchen staff "did not see the server's small writing." So, our kids ate our food, and after a very long wait, their dish finally came out. By that point we had already been there for about one hour. They gave us a free ice cream dessert to make up for it but the additional time we had to spend there wasn't really worth it. We were there for nearly 90 minutes because of this oversight. So, it's a good place, and I know people make mistakes, but it kind of put a damper on what would've been a great family dinner. Can't say if we will return in the future.

The service was very quick! We made reservations, and they were kind enough to seat us earlier than…read moreour selected time, which was a nice surprise. The ambiance was dim, relaxing, and cozy,perfect for a comfortable dining experience. The food tasted very fresh, and everything we tried was enjoyable. I also really appreciated that the restaurant offered a kids' menu with a variety of options. It's always a plus when restaurants have choices that are great for the little ones too! Overall, we had a wonderful experience and would definitely come back.

Well, I love the lover dinner for 2. It's for me and my brother to share…read more It has lobster, filet mignon, scallops and chicken in it. I love it because they are tender and moist. If I want Masa again, I wanna try something different.

We went to Masa Hibachi in Norwood last Friday night as a treat for the family after a hectic work…read moreweek. We were looking forward to relaxing, enjoying some good food and having a little sake. We've been to Masa several times before and our previous experiences have generally been very good. The food is consistently delicious and the hibachi chefs usually put on a wonderful and entertaining show. Unfortunately, the wait staff can sometimes be less than pleasant, although we were fortunate to have a great male waiter that evening and our chef was entertaining as well. Our waiter was doing his best, but he was busy attending to the other tables. At one point we had dirty soup and salad bowls sitting on our table and there was simply no room left for them. We tried to hand them to one of the female waitstaff members who was nearby, thinking it would be a simple and reasonable request. To our surprise, she flat out refused to take them and told us that we needed to wait for our waiter. Given that the restaurant was busy, this came across as unnecessarily unhelpful and added to our frustration with the service. Things were going very well until around 8:30 PM. We were seated in the back section with several other families and everyone seemed to be having a great time. Then a very large group of young adults arrived, apparently celebrating some type of event. They came in with oversized speakers and began playing very loud music, parading and dancing around the restaurant and generally taking over the atmosphere. What was especially disappointing was that the restaurant staff did not appear to do anything to address the situation. The noise and disruption became so excessive that it completely changed the experience for everyone seated in the back section. Families who had been enjoying their dinners began leaving, including my family. What should have been a relaxing Friday night dinner turned into an extremely loud and uncomfortable experience. I want to emphasize that we have enjoyed Masa Hibachi many times in the past. The food is good, the hibachi chefs are entertaining and when the atmosphere is under control, it can be a great place for a family dinner, etc. Unfortunately, the lack of intervention that night, combined with some of the service issues, really hurt the experience. If you're looking for a quiet or relaxing family dinner, I would strongly recommend avoiding Masa on Friday or Saturday nights, especially later in the evening. Based on our experience, it can turn into a madhouse and the restaurant should do a better job of making sure one large group doesn't ruin the experience for everyone else.

Look this place is very simple, no frills Chinese/Japanese foods. Food is good, and simple stuff…read more Prices feel like they've ignored inflation. Decor is tacky (lucky cats and two TVS). Place is clean. Wait staff has always been attentive and understanding when I have my kiddo in tow. I'm not going here for date night or a business deal, but for quick everyday fare, this is fantastic.

Small but full-service eatery with 2 cuisines (Chinese/Japanese) on Route 1A, not far from the…read morehighway. Casual with minimal decor. Did a lunch visit with a friend, going our own way with lunch combos and adding a couple of full-order appetizers. -- Spareribs on the Bone: St Louis cut ribs with ruby red glaze, just a bit of char, and a clear honey glaze to sweeten things further. Not the meatiest, not the juiciest, and not the most tender, but they got the job done, thanks to the very pleasing flavor. These have the potential to be stellar at night. As sampled, above average to well above average, even with the flaws. -- Egg Rolls: Extra crunchy exterior and a soft, stringy assortment of both cabbage and celery for greenery, accented with pork. Above average. -- Chicken Wing (the included appetizer on a combo): Not dark of skin, but still crispy. A bit dry. Kinda plain, with discernible but light marinade. Average to slightly below average. -- Hot and Sour Soup: Not many mushrooms or other fillers. Mostly thick, weirdly gloppy broth and some scallions. Spice present, flavors good, textures not so good. Balances out to average. -- Szechuan Style Chicken with Peanuts: Other than having the two ingredients listed in the name, it didn't seem like similarly named dishes or kung pao. Pea pods standing in for celery. Chicken was high quality and the flavors were appealing, with spice coming through and a hoisin-equestrian undercurrent adding depth. A little above average even if different. -- General Gao's Chicken: My friend's lunch combo. He said it was heavy on the breading and had one-note sweetness. A mixed bag, but a worthy visit if you need something in the area. Lunch specials at $11.95 have a more than fair amount of food, so a good value. But it's those spareribs that'll bring me back. Attentive service. Parking in back of the building.

Tiffany was a great server! We are from out of town and she was very excited for us having our…read morefirst Boston experience. Food was SO yum and I would come here again. Seating was quiet and comfortable.

Large and popular restaurant with a pleasant atmosphere and nice design. Service is average, the…read morewaiterss sometimes disappear for too long. Food: 3.5-4 Service: 2-3 Design: 4 Noise level: Reasonable Warning: Avoid the high-top tables if possible. The tall chairs are uncomfortable, and the footrest is poorly positioned. You often end up with your feet hanging in the air or having to sit awkwardly to reach the footrest.