This gem continues to shine after all these years. So unassuming, quiet, and chill, and wowza does…read morethe food pack a punch. The Katano Roll remains a rare find. The quality of their fish and local ingredients is awesome. They take pride in the visual appeal of their dishes as much as their ingredients. Always get something off the specials menu. The Maine uni was very good today. The scallop sashimi was monsterous in portion, sweet and delicate. The restaurant might be quaint, but the experience is anything but. Lunch time is a great time to come by whether solo at the bar, a business lunch, or a casual stroll by. The pricing isn't bad for sushi, maybe a little more than the average place in Rhodey, but this ain't average. We'll keep coming back.

I've been coming to Haruki East for at least 15 years, which is probably the strongest endorsement…read moreI can give any restaurant. In a state with no shortage of sushi options, this has remained my go-to spot year after year. At this point, I think I've tried either everything on the menu or come pretty close to it. That's what happens when you keep returning to the same place for over a decade. The reason I keep coming back is simple: consistency. The fish is always fresh, the sushi is well prepared, and the food is reliably good. If I order something cooked, it arrives hot and exactly as expected. There are restaurants where you're rolling the dice every visit. Haruki East has never felt like one of them. The restaurant itself is clean, comfortable, and easy to get to. The location is convenient, and the prices are very reasonable considering the quality of the food. That's become increasingly rare these days. The only reason I'm stopping at four stars instead of five is the service. While I've never had a genuinely bad experience here, the last few visits have been noticeably slower than I remember. Service has also felt a bit inattentive at times, and these weren't during packed dinner rushes or busy weekend nights. Nothing terrible, just enough that I found myself waiting longer than expected for drinks, check-ins, or the bill. That said, the food continues to be excellent, and that's ultimately why I keep coming back. After 15 years, Haruki East has earned a level of trust that few restaurants achieve. When I'm craving sushi, this is still the place I think of first. The occasional service hiccup hasn't been enough to change that. If you're looking for fresh fish, a broad menu, reasonable prices, and a restaurant with a long track record of getting the important things right, Haruki East remains one of the best choices in Rhode Island.

Fantastic food, great service, and high quality all you can eat sushi at a good price.read more

Delicious!!!!! What else do I need to say. Was good and so peaceful. Severs were on top of…read moreeverything. And made sure I understood the menu and how it works!!!!

I've been visiting Haruki for years and it hasn't disappointed. The menu offers a variety of…read moredifferent raw and cooked sushi as well as other entrees and apps. There's so many amazing things on the menu. The prices are really good, the quality of food is delicious and the service is always amazing. I got a dragon sushi and my friend ordered something with salmon. Will continue to go back always.

Between the sentimental memories & the consistently awesome sushi, Haruki's in Cranston remains one…read moreof my favorite restaurants! On this visit, we ordered hot sake & a Sapporo to share. Then we went with our "regular" order: - Daisuke maki: inside - spicy tuna, cucumber, asparagus & tempura bits; outside - tuna, tobiko, spicy mayo, sweet sauce, chili sauce & cilantro with extra habanero tobiko on top (you are going to see a trend here!) - Spicy scallop maki with extra habanero tobiko - Negihama maki with minced yellowtail & green onion - Spicy tuna hand roll with habanero tobiko - which is our idea of the perfect dessert! Food is fresh & flavorful, always a fun & interactive experience at the sushi bar! NOM NOM NOM #YUM

Small cozy business their sushi is my favorite of all time the rolls are big and delicious…read more I recommend ordering ahead since they can get somewhat busy. Best sushi in RI !

I used to live in RI and would come to Uncle Sushi all the time. I ended up moving back to Boston…read moreabout 10 years ago, but I'm always gonna come back for a Kayla roll. This place is truly a hidden gem in RI, and I will forever make that 45-minute drive for a Kayla Roll religiously The Thai iced tea still hits exactly the same all these years later! Same energy, same welcoming faces, and the food is still just as good as I remember. And Tyson/the family are always so welcoming and makes you feel like you never left. Some places just never lose what makes them special. So happy I came back!

What a fantastic experience! The sushi was so incredibly fresh, and the lychee and pear martinis…read morewere to die for. I'm so glad we stumbled upon Nami while visiting Providence!

Not my first time here, another place was unexpectedly closed so this was a backup. Wasn't really…read morein the mood for sushi so I went with the yakiudon. It was tasty, portion was good. And everything was to my liking. Thick udon noodles with a slight chew and tender chicken. Healthy amount of vegetables mixed in, tied together with a light and simple broth. Overall, nothing ground breaking here. Solid value at $14 so if you have some friends who want sushi but you don't or you're tight on cash, good option. Good feeling overall in this place, little of a lounge vibe, service was friendly, no complaints out of me. It'll stay in the back pocket for a backup.

Jacky's Galaxy has been one of my steady go-to spots for years now. Before this North Providence…read morelocation even existed, I used to be a regular at their old Mineral Spring Ave location back when it was open. Tuesday and Thursday nights, like clockwork. So I've been eating their food for a long time at this point, and one thing I can say is they've always been consistent. The food comes out hot, fresh, and reliably good every time. They also have a huge menu, which I appreciate because not everyone wants the same thing when you go out to eat. You can get sushi, classic Asian dishes, noodles, rice plates, appetizers, pretty much whatever mood you're in. If you like sushi especially, their sushi menu is honestly pretty strong. The restaurant itself has a modern look without feeling cold or overly trendy. Nice atmosphere overall, and there's plenty of parking in the back which makes life easier, especially on busy nights. Now for the couple things that keep it from being 5 stars for me. First, the service robot. I know some people probably think it's cute or futuristic or whatever, but personally I'm not a fan. It actually turned me off enough that I stopped going for a short period. I go out to dinner to interact with people, not Wall-E carrying my fried rice across the dining room. That said, I've been back multiple times since and it feels like they're using it less now, or at least less aggressively, which I appreciate. The other thing is the noise level. The dining room can get loud. Usually that doesn't bother me much, but if you're trying to have an actual conversation across the table sometimes you find yourself repeating things. Still, none of that has stopped me from going back. It's close to home for me in Lincoln, the food is consistently good, and they rarely miss the mark. That kind of consistency is underrated these days.

Hair in my sushi. I would have still ate the piece that had it but felt like it broke off when…read moretaking it out. (I don't want a refund/credit... just do better) The bleached flour fortune cookies are the worst possible fortune cookies you can get. Congrats. Look up how bad bleached flour is.

I stopped here recently for take out. The menu is heavy on sushi rolls. They have lunch…read morespecials but only until 3pm. I got a pork chop katsu and it was very good. It came with rice ( I chose brown) soup or salad. The portion was large and filling. Good choice in this part of Seekonk.

I'm mostly writing this review as a way to post pictures of their menu, since I saw before going…read morethat no one had posted a menu on yelp in years, or a complete menu ever. The food was good, similar to most standard affordable sushi places. We got the vegetable tempura, mango avocado cucumber roll, rainbow roll, dragon roll, spider roll, black pearl roll, and King Kong roll (all pictured here). They were all nice, the black pearl roll was probably my favorite. Service was quite slow, I went in a party of 4 at around 7:30 on a Wednesday. There was just one guy hosting, waiting tables, and carrying out delivery orders. I think there might have only been one chef, too. Still, the place is small with seating for only a few parties, and there were only like 2 other parties dining, so I was a bit surprised by the slowness.

I came here for dinner on a Saturday night. The seating area was empty but there seemed to be a…read morerobust take out flow. As this is my only experience here, I am unsure if the loud club music over the speaker system is usual or just a Saturday night thing. The service was very friendly, attentive, and fast. The food was high quality for the most part, maybe in need of MSG in others. We got wonton soup, boneless spare ribs, crab rangoon, scallion pancakes, pork lo mein, a chicken fingers and beef teriyaki dinner combination, and a chicken lo mein dinner combination. There were also table chips that showed up for us. The wonton soup was a surprise, full of ingredients and a savory broth. I don't think I've had such an overflowing bowl of wonton soup in a long time. The boneless spare ribs were just right ribs. Sometimes you get them and they've been over glazed or the glaze is syrupy. Not these. Juicy, flavorful but not sticky. The hunt for good crab rangoons continues. There were so many, and they were purse shaped (my preference), crispy and hot. Very forward sweet cream cheese flavor with a slight sour back note. Unfortunately, that's it. Nothing else to speak of, which leaves me with where's the crab in the crab rangoon? The scallion pancake could be better. This one was dense not flaky, maybe undercooked, and definitely not providing much in the flavor category. The lo mein was most of the way there. Cook was good, noodles were slippery, ratio to noodles, pork, and vegetables were spot on. This is where the MSG could have come in. All the flavors were muted, and even with intentional eating they were tough to discern. Some seasoning could have popped them up. The dinner combinations are where the theme of the night, abundance, really showed itself. Here were full orders of the main (chicken fingers and lo mein) accompanied by a generous scoop of fried rice, and a spring roll. There were two beef teriyaki not a full order of five, but there was already so much food. The chicken fingers and teriyaki continued the trend of juicy and tender with good flavor. The spring rolls were oddly salty, and had an interior like you'd find in moo goo gai pan without the chicken. The lo mein had the same ups and downs as the separate order of lo mein. The fried rice was probably the only wholly negative thing all night. Too much wok hei led to a prominent propane flavor throughout. Are there some things that could be better? Yes, which is why this isn't five stars. Was the overall experience positive, would I 100% recommend people go here? Also yes. From an accessibility standpoint, wide aisles, large bathroom, and the mirror was even angled down. High marks for that.

Lost my lunch box on my bike ride so thought I could sooth my hunger with a lunch from Dragon. I…read morehave been a few times and often it's good enough to continue going. I ordered the Pupu platter for 1, I originally just wanted an egg roll, but succumbed to my hunger and went bigger. The restaurant is clean, roomy and well designed. The staff are super sweet and my order was ready and hot when I got there. Willet Pond is across the street with picnic tables and a nice view, so I settled in. Most of my food was good and satisfying. The pork leather under it all missed the mark. I use the word leather because the texture was like Jerky, way way too dried out. Small disappointment, but there are worse things in life. It said it comes with a egg roll but it was actually a spring roll, which I also love. Crisp and fresh, so I survived.​​​