Food: Excellent sushi! This might be one of my new favorite sushi restaurants in NYC. We ordered a…read morevariety of appetizers, noodle dishes, and sushi and sashimi. The fish was very fresh and good quality. We tried the fried purple yams, fried chicken, stir fried udon, yakisoba, and a variety of sushi platters. I would highly recommend the Tokyo Don which was a variety of fish and seafood on a bed of rice. The Salmon Lover's was also excellent, and slices of fish were nice and thick. Service: Service was wonderful! Our waiter was attentive and came back to check on us throughout the meal. There's a button to press when you need service, and our waiter was always quick to come after we pressed it. Ambiance: The restaurant is a good size with tables sectioned off into small "rooms". There are two private rooms downstairs that fit about 6-7 people each. The rooms are adjoining and good for large groups. Seating downstairs is the Japanese-style tables where you put your legs into a pit under the table. Decor and ambiance is very nice, and seating is comfortable. Overall, I would highly recommend this restaurant!

We recently visited for a birthday and it was a great experience…read more From the moment we sat down, the staff was incredibly thoughtful--they actually brought out coloring books and markers for my two children right away. It was an absolute lifesaver that kept the girls happily entertained. And the food was absolutely worth savoring. We kicked things off with a round of handrolls--salmon avocado, spicy salmon, and yellowtail--which were perfectly crisp and packed with fresh fish. I went all in on the Salmon Lovers set, and it was an absolute dream. It came with a massive, beautiful spread of salmon sushi, seven thick pieces of melt-in-your-mouth sashimi, a salmon avocado roll, a bright kani salad, and a really savory piece of grilled salmon. We also shared the Ysukiji sushi platter, which featured a gorgeous, high-quality assortment of cuts, while the Smoked Chicken bento box was a huge hit, offering fantastic cooked flavors and generous portions. The room we were in mimicked a traditional Japanese room where everyone had to sit on the floor and put their legs under the table. It was fun for the younger people but it was difficult for the elders to sit down and get back up. Between the incredibly fresh sushi and the warm hospitality that kept the whole family smiling the entire time, this spot easily earned five stars. We can't wait to come back!

Everything before the ramen and beers feel kind of pricey and this place is cash only and the broth…read morebase is not the usual pork base but chicken base. The amount of noodles is decent and the toppings are pretty good the egg actually come with both half's rather than one like some places so that's good, my only gripe is that the cha siu isn't heated through after being served which tells me that they didn't torch it for long enough before serving. That usually also makes it less tender as the middle is still a little coagulated from being chilled prior. I would also assume that chicken broth is less calorie dense than pork so I also felt less guilty drinking it all. The staff is friendly and quick enough with the service and they also have rotation test menu items which is nice but there's a few items on their regular menu they are always out of like their oyster pancake

Honestly prices were alright but quality was really lacking. The we got the #1 ramen and the deluxe…read moreramen (#1 with extra toppings) and flavor of broth was alright and noodles good but the pork chashu was not good at all, too tough and not enough flavor for $16 each. The scallops ($10) was not fried enough and nearly no flavor. The seafood pancake ($16) was most disappointing with no seafood toppings and all carrots/greens and soggy! Overall quite disappointing experience. It does not help that for such a modern looking decent sized establishment, it is forcibly CASH ONLY payment even with an ATM in the restaurant which is very odd

New clean and comforting sushi spot in Bensonhurst. Service was great. Sushi fish was fresh and…read moregreat pricing

Nice Japanese themed restaurant in Bensonhurst offering basic Japanese food infused with some…read moreChinese dishes. Traditional dishes like teriyaki were not on menu. Similar to Longevousjoy, the restaurant is basically run by Chinese owners. Ordered my regular items, the Hell Spicy Beef Ramen and the fried squid appetizer. Both arrived quickly and hot. Service is always great. Chopsticks are always provided but requesting spoons and forks can be a challenge. Discount for paying in cash.

One of my favorite sushi spots in Brooklyn! The staff is always so kind. The goto dishes to order…read moreare baked claims, their house salad (comes with salmon skin), kani salad, spider roll, dragon roll, dynamite eel roll, volcano roll, and salmon sashimi. Their sashimi slices are always very fresh & I've always enjoyed every bite.

Very impressed by the food quality. I had their sushi for the first time at a party as take out and…read moreit was so good that I wanted to dine-in at the restaurant. Ordered the sashimi best, some nigiri and their baked oysters. The sashimi best was supposed to come with uni, but they messed up the order and there was no uni. The food was so good that we didn't realize until we were paying. I could've shown them the picture I took, but I guess next time will pay more attention. The baked oysters were good but not sure if I would get them again. The nigiri is very affordable. Each order comes with 2 pieces. My favorite was the scallop. I am definitely coming back for their nigiri. Recommended if you are looking for affordable sushi. The nigiri is a must!

DELICIOUS and affordable‼ All you can eat sushi for $30. simple and affective menu system with LOTS…read moreto choose from (not just sushi/sashimi). my only wish is that there were pictures to go along with the paper menus for new sushi eaters unfamiliar with all the different types.

Arrived around 6:45PM on a Sunday, was seated around 7:30. We were a party of 8 so it did take a…read morelittle longer to get seated. It did seem like most were groups of 3-4 people. The location is pretty small for an AYCE, in my opinion. I would recommend ordering more for the first order, within your limits because it can take a while to come out. But don't order too much because, in my experience, almost everything came out at once and the table was almost over-filled. The sushi and sashimi were a lot better than I expected. The salmon asparagus is really good as well, piping hot when it came out. The tempura was really oily, personally wouldn't recommend it but, also don't let my experience deter you from trying it. The fried rice doesn't really have much flavor and is also really oily. Lunch is $20/pp and dinner is $29/pp. I'd say it's pretty worth it for the price.

Ninja 86 Sushi has everything that makes it a great neighborhood sushi spot. Fresh, delicious food?…read moreCheck. Plenty of affordable options and selections? Check. Ability to order online so you don't need to speak with anyone? Check. They are also one of the few places that have a DIY platter which means you can select your own sushi, sashimi, and rolls. They also have some preset options if you are indecisive and just want to go with their selections. We usually end up ordering more food than we should for two people but we never have any regrets.

Unfortunately my first experience, will be my last…read more I got their flier on my door and decided to give them a try. I generally don't get sushi around where I live because I just haven't found a great place, so I thought, maybe I found one. Boy was I wrong. My order came, tri-color sushi and a yellowtail jalapeño appetizer. The tri-color sushi looked absolutely delicious, tasted amazing. The yellowtail appetizer I didn't touch because for some reason they put roe on top of it which they don't say on the menu, but it is what it is. Now here comes the problem...... ......FOOD POISONING. The next morning I was sick as a dog. Thinking back my big mistake was not reading the reviews before ordering. I went back and read them and saw how many people said that fish wasn't fresh. Had I seen that, I would have never ordered. But, when I opened my order, it looked good, there was no fishy smell and it tasted great so I wasn't worried. Oh well, I learned my lesson. Never again.

I hadn't been to this place since 2015 so it's literally been one decade and I'm so grateful to say…read morethat the food has not declined and the service was great. I came here on a Friday night with my son and it was such a pleasure. I ordered the salmon sushi pizza and the spicy salmon roll with a small hot sake. For him I ordered a cooked sushi roll and the spring rolls and everything tasted great. The service was great and our waitress was friendly and attentive. Initially, we were the only ones in the restaurant, but later people started to trickle in. We sat near the small fish tank with the glow fish and everything was really relaxing for a Friday night. I love that the bill only came out to $40 or so and can't wait until I get the opportunity to return.

Friday dinner Came here after Wasabi across the street had a…read more40 min wait. There was no wait here, or should I say there were no customers. A couple was sitting in there when we arrived and left soon after, meaning we were the only ones there. They had a handful of takeout orders so not completely no business. This place doesn't necessarily have anything "bad" but there's nothing much "good" about it. It's very 86th street. I would rather eat at Wasabi. We ordered (right to left, top to bottom in my pic): dragon, Hawaii, white Russian, Brooklyn, spider Favorite was the white Russian maybe because the tuna on top was torched. The menu didn't note that. Least favorite was either the Brooklyn or Hawaii. General comment on all of them is that they skimp on ingredients. My photo doesn't show their cross section but basically the ingredients are not well balanced on the insides. The seafood is always the least represented ingredient. If you look at the Brooklyn roll (shrimp, kani, tempura crunch), the insides are 80% tempura crunch, 10% shrimp, and 10% kani. The spider roll should be a whole soft shell crab fried and rolled in. The batter was twice the thickness of the crab. I miss the way Wasabi has thick crab meat and it comes out piping hot. Another general comment that I find is an issue across all Brooklyn sushi places is that the rice isn't tart at all. It didn't come out hot but at least it wasn't dry and hard. I like how their menu has pictures of all rolls, but most didn't appeal to us for some reason. Wasabi's presentation is much better. I also like how Wasabi's menu would tell you which items are cooked. That's helpful for those who don't want to eat raw fish. Service was good. We were in and out of this place in 30 min. I joked we can go back to Wasabi for sushi part two. The lady was diligent about filling our teacups even though we needed refills two minutes apart from each other. Good that tea was hot. She didn't give us a weird look or anything when we didn't order more food. She also reminded us about the 5% discount if pay by cash. Also all the employees speak canto

I really like the silly names that they have at this tea shop. I like when places are kind of silly…read morelike that and they become creative. I got the period pad and I'm actually kind of thankful they didn't make the drinks look unappetizing, even though some of the names are a bit off-putting. Plus, Boba is super affordable there, and they have a great variety of fruit teas. I also like how this place puts kind of like a fortune at the bottom of your drink like a fortune cookie.

Always a good staple bubble tea shop. And this place makes some really good Japanese go to meals…read more Service is always quick. And I like the new design on the windows outside, and I love the seating inside as well!

seafood was fresh, cheap, but not a lot of seating. thai basil rice was a plus but all the food was…read moregood.

Now called Longevousjoy Shiawase, the menu has been completely revamped. It's an even bigger menu,…read morewith a fusion of Asian cuisines on offer, from Cantonese, Taiwanese, and Singaporean to Japanese and Thai. Dipping their toes in so many different arenas might actually be their detriment because they're going for everything while not excelling in most. I would rather they cut down on some dishes and make sure all are great instead. I absolutely love their Thai fried chicken, which is so affordable (8 pieces for $12), and tastes so crispy on the outside but so moist and flavorful on the inside. It comes with a tangy fish sauce, but you can add different green curry and/or red curry for 50 cents each. I like it best with the fish sauce. However, that's the Thai fried chicken is the only dish I absolutely love from this place. Everything else is very mediocre, which is unfortunate. 6 rolls bento - $15; comes with california roll, spicy tuna roll, lobster salad roll, salmon avocado roll, eel cucumber roll, shrimp tempura, kani salad, seaweed salad, and fried chicken. It's a lot of food for $15, and the sushi actually tastes decent. The kani salad, seaweed salad, and fried chicken are just tiny portions, but the fried chicken are like nuggets and taste really bad. 4/5 Mushroom noodles - $10; It's so rare to find such affordable e-fu noodles but sadly, it tastes nothing like what e-fu noodles should taste like. I wouldn't even know that they're supposed to be e-fu noodles if I just blindly tasted. I would not get this again here. 3/5 Pad see ew beef - $13; Again, like the mushroom noodles, it didn't taste like pad see ew. It's missing that sweetness and charred factor that's usually present in pad see ew. 3/5 Pad Kra Pao (??) - I can't remember if it's this dish that I got, but it was some type of Thai rice dish with a meat sauce. It was so terrible, I only ate 10% of it and didn't take it to go. 1/5 Pad thai - I didn't try it but my friend got it and the color looked really off. Aside from the food, there are other improvements to be made here. It seems like a family-run restaurant, with only two workers facing the customers. It's really hard to get their attention when the restaurant is busy. The space is very tight and looks like it could be more well-maintained. They also need more menus. Hard to share just one with the whole table.

Same food/menu as the 8ave location. There is more tables/seating for dining in this location than…read morethe sunset park location. I ordered their spicy pot with fish. The portion was big and filling for $14. Service here is good and attentive. Interior is modern and clean too.

We decided to try Nai Brother because we really love sauerkraut fish, especially from a spot in…read moreFlushing whose name I'm completely forgetting right now. When we arrived, the restaurant was completely empty, and I'm pretty sure we saw one of the workers sleeping in the corner. That probably should have been our first sign, but we were already there and decided to give it a try anyway. Unfortunately, the food was just okay. It definitely didn't hit the same as some of the sauerkraut fish we've had in Flushing. The flavor was lacking, and nothing really stood out enough to make us want to come back. I'm glad we gave Nai Brother a try, but will probably skip it next time