Excellent sushi and sashimi. Will definitely return next trip. The tuna tar tarki was amazing…read more Everything was fresh and tasty!

Went today and was really expecting something good because I love sushi. The service was very…read morehorrible from the time we walked in. We were not greeted and when we asked about seating it was a rude response from the lady working in the front. When ordering the food I was welcomed with attitude because I asked questions about what I was getting. And to top it all off when we paid we were chastised for not tipping (I know that's a controversial topic) because they have to clean the tables and collect the empty plates and utensils. I would have tipped if I received better treatment from the beginning but the way we were treated I was ready to get out of there. You can definitely tell that we weren't welcome. Even with subpar food I still would give this place 0 stars if that were possible. Definitely will be my only time going there. No need to take my money where I'm not wanted or welcomed.

We came here for my nephew's birthday with a crew of about thirty people, and they didn't miss a…read morebeat! The staff handled our big group like total pros -- friendly, fast, and everything came out hot and fresh. I had the hibachi steak with vegetables and it was absolutely delicious, cooked perfectly! My husband got the carne asada and it was a huge plate of food -- totally worth it. Even the salsa was super yummy (and I'm picky about my salsa ). The prices were great, the portions were generous, and the atmosphere was just fun all around. Definitely a new favorite -- we'll be back for sure!

They have Japanese food AND Mexican food, which is a cool idea but the reality was a farcry from…read morewhat they were aiming for here. We didn't mind the long wait, but the food itself was below average. We tried Hibachi and a Mexican platter and found neither to have much flavor. The Japanese food had slightly more taste, though the biggest difference was more salt. The Mexican was reminiscent of Taquillas down the street: while being high on ambience, theres really not any real Mexican zest. Similarly I don't know how either place is so popular. While the service and variety beats Taquillas, the food itself was equally a flop. The wish for good Japanese food in Jesup remains a fruitless endeavor.

Nikotos has been around since 1994. We have a variety of Japanese food and are always looking to…read moreexpand our menu. Come try us out!!!

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No signage to help you figure out what to do. Everything served in to go containers. They will…read morebring your food to table but you are responsible for everything else. Staff is fairly disinterested. Then the food. Everything that was supposed to be cold was like warm. Including the sushi. Of which the rice was decidedly not sticky, making for fall apart scramble. The one hot dish I ordered was dumplings, obviously deep fried......to death. Then cooked a bit more. Blisters on the dumpling skin gives it all away. Conclusion? If I could rate lower I would. Without hesitation. But alas, I'm out of time and I've got to go find a dumpster to raid to get this less than pleasant taste out of my mouth. Eat here at your own risk. The only upside I can see is that if you have never had sushi, then even grocery store sushi will be a pleasant surprise if you try here first and are still adventurous enough to give things another try.

This is my second time eating with KOBE, the first time was a little worse than this one…read more I ordered the teriyaki chicken bowl both times and both times, the chicken is very dry. The rice is very good, it's a shame the chicken was over cooked. When we placed our order it was just after 8pm and the places was a wreck. No one to come out and help clean the dirty tables off or throw the straw trash (or even silverware trash) away. My hands were sticky!! The woman working the register with either her eyebrow or lip pierced had a sour attitude and had no sense of respect. Safe to say I will continue to eat at Seasons of Japan in Brunswick before I eat at this location again!!

The food was absolutely wonderful. My wife couldn't get enough of the edamame and the honey roll.read more

Don't represent your steak as a whole steak. It came out in pieces. That was not fried rice…read more The tempura shrimp was greasy. They did not have shaved ginger. My husband has never left food on his plate, but he did at Kyotos. The best item on my table was the Coors beer. Thats where the one star came from.

Soups are fantastic, as are the other dishes--friendly, attentive service in a nicely decorated…read morerestaurant.

I was genuinely excited when Sakyura opened. It's always great to have another restaurant nearby,…read moreand during our first few visits, the food seemed promising. My husband especially enjoys the sushi--it's fresh, nicely presented, and has been consistently good. The gyoza is also decent: crispy on the outside, flavorful on the inside. And the noodle dish I've had several times is good. That said, our more recent visits have been disappointing overall. I ordered the pho tonight, and while it had a ton of noodles, the broth was almost completely lacking in flavor and there was barely enough of it to call it soup. Pho should be rich and aromatic, and this just didn't hit the mark. Took a few bites and called it. I've also had issues with the chicken in other dishes--it has a very odd, almost rubbery texture that makes it hard to enjoy. We've tried the bento boxes too, and while they look appealing, the meat isn't cooked in the sauce--it's just spooned on top, which leaves the dish feeling disjointed and almost like a microwave dinner feel. Service is another area where the experience falls short. Even when the restaurant isn't busy, the staff tends to be distracted and not very attentive. They're not unfriendly, just not especially engaged or warm, which affects the overall atmosphere. There are definitely some highlights on the menu, and I still think this place has potential if they can improve the consistency and refine the service. For now, Sakyura is a hit-or-miss experience--but we're still hoping it turns into the neighborhood gem we were excited about in the beginning.

service was quick and easy! The place was clean and quaint. Food was delicious! Just not enough…read morerice to go with the meat n vegs. Overall the experience was gd.

We stopped here on a road trip and it was a wonderful experience. They were clearly busy, but the…read morefood came out super fast. The kitchen staff took the time to bring us our food when it came right off the grill so it wouldn't get cold. We got a hibachi steak dish and several sushi dishes and everything was top-notch! The steak was so tender and cooked to med rare perfectly. The sushi was all fresh and the hibachi not overly salty. My three children loved it! Would definitely recommend!

The food here is always hot, fresh and VERY tasty! One of the best Kobe's on the planet!read more

Absolutely delicious, large portions, great prices, friendly staff. Definitely stop by if you are…read morelooking for good Asian food!

We stopped by Fancy Q around 2 p.m., just before closing at 2:30, and still had a great experience!…read moreIt's a cute spot! I ordered the shrimp lunch, which came with soup, salad, and an entrée--all for under $15. The portions were generous, the food was fresh, hot, and tasty, and the price made it an incredible value. We also got to try Eddie's special, which was a great bonus. Even though we arrived close to closing time, the service was friendly and the meal didn't feel rushed. For the quality and value, I'd definitely return!

The hibachi steak is my favorite, and for the price they really pack a lot of food in the box…read more Everytime I've gone to pick up my food they have been busy but efficient.

It's funny because before we crept up on this natural beauty. Bink, my sister and I had been…read morehanging in a park eating Damon's Famous wings and fries (sans the wings for me!). We joked about the health options in a little town like Jesup, where much of the diet is probably fried or smothered in meat fat. Then I saw a sign, no really, a sign for a natural food store. With no knowledge of the town and little cellular service, I figured I'd have to miss out on an opportunity of this sacred place. Lucky, a little bit of bad directions bumped us right into Garden of Eat'n, a natural food store right off the railroad tracks in Jesup, Ga. I was in need of tea tree oil, and Walmart did not have it, but of course Garden of Eat'n had 10 different types! One of the managers was very helpful in pointing us to the tea tree oil and offering other uses for the natural oil. I also grabbed some Jason deodorant and Tom's toothpaste. Everything was reasonably priced. There were organically grown produce, about six freezers full of whole food items, a wall of Fort Negrita-esque periodicals and a few mini isles of non-perishable natural foods. I'd like to think of it as a quickie mart for green-life lovers. The store is humble in style and atmosphere, and you can't beat a local grocery store. If you are ever randomly in Jesup or northeastern Georgia and you need a veggie burger or a fair trade coffee, visit Garden of Eat'n. Get more about green living www.fortnegrita.com

I asked them to order something, they said they would, never called me back. Then I go there, and…read morethe charge my card and tell me it didn't go through, then I pay cash and two days later they charge my card. I come to get my money back and they lady says she doesn't know how to do it on the register? Then why are you working there?