Have been going here for a while. I was so happy when I found out we had sushi in the area. I've…read morehad the bubble tea, tonkatsu ramen,Godzilla roll, gyoza, Philadelphia roll etc. everything is great here honestly. They prepare the food pretty quickly as well and are nice. There isn't much space to sit so I grab and go. If you're in the area check them out.

We were pleasantly surprised by our latest sushi delivery. I appreciated the multiple lunch special…read moreoptions, too. My sashimi lunch was really fresh and competitively priced. The salmon and tuna poke bowl was a little too sauce-y, but the flavor and portion were good. Karage chicken were average; we're glad we gave them a try. I'll definitely order from here again!

The food was excellent, service was great, the ambience was very nice, relaxing. All the food was…read morejust yummy from the appetizers to the green tea. Loved my margarita.

food here is incredible! not a single thing i don't like. however, i can't stand the delivery guy…read more gives you weird eye contact and reads the receipt to see how much you tipped. don't love that, but the quality food is worth dealing his uncomfy vibe sometimes.

I stopped in this afternoon for a late lunch and really enjoyed Kiraku Sushi. The restaurant is…read morecasual and very reasonably priced, and the salmon nigiri tasted fresh and buttery. The roll pictured is the Indiana roll with salmon skin inside and eel/avocado on top - very tasty. There is a homey, unassuming, neighborhood feel to the restaurant and it's not a bad place if you just want to go for lunch yourself! Friendly, attentive staff, too.

Kiraku Sushi offers the best possible dining experience in the neighborhood. I deeply appreciate…read moreboth the simplicity and the quiet sophistication of this place. After visiting regularly, I've come to know the wonderful people who run it--with professionalism, warmth, and consistency. A quick disclaimer: I'm recommending Kiraku based on a personal preference for sushi that honors traditional preparation--clean, balanced, and free from excessive sauces or unnecessary embellishments. I've been to highly rated sushi spots where every piece is smothered in sugary, multi-ingredient sauces, masking the flavor of the fish and turning the experience into something overly rich and far from authentic. Kiraku stands apart. Their sushi is beautifully restrained--great-quality fish, well-prepared rice, and flavors that are distinct and harmonious. For those who enjoy bolder options, there are a few heavier sauce-based rolls on the menu. But for me, the real strength of Kiraku lies in its refined, minimalist approach. If you appreciate true sushi craftsmanship, this place is a hidden neighborhood gem with extremely good pricing for the quality you're getting.

Food and service is very good. A bit pricey though. Watch the extras. Your tab can jump!!read more

Went on March 18, 2026 for the first time with my dad. The restaurant is pretty small. There is a…read moreseating area, but I wouldn't really recommend it, it's more like a narrow shelf with high chairs, so not the most comfortable if you're planning to sit and relax. I ordered a salad bowl, and the ordering process is actually kind of interesting. They give you a paper with different options, and you check off what you want in your bowl. Everything came out pretty quickly, but the food isn't exactly hot, more like warm. Only the protein and rice are cooked, while any veggies you add come out cold, which is something to keep in mind. I also tried the pork gyoza, which were just okay. The overall service was also pretty average; the workers weren't particularly friendly. Overall, it was an okay experience, but nothing that really stood out.

I have to leave a review highlighting something that really impressed me--the honesty and loyalty…read moreof the staff. I went to MamaSushi on Friday night and, as usual, everything was great. The drinks were good, the food was good, and the vibe was exactly what I've come to expect from them. But let me tell you about what happened after. When I got home, I didn't realize that I had left my sunglasses on the table. The next morning, when I couldn't find them, I figured that must be where I left them. I reached out to the restaurant, but honestly, in my heart I thought there was no way I'd ever see them again. Well... I was completely wrong. I received a response, and America (I hope I spelled her name correctly!) found them and held them for me until I could pick them up. Yes, the sunglasses were brand name, but to me it's the honesty and loyalty that really speaks volumes. That kind of integrity says a lot about a place and the people who work there. I'm incredibly thankful--and it's just another reason I'll keep coming back.

B'day dinner no. 2 was at Mamasushi on E Tremont. It was somewhat packed and the service was a…read morelittle on the slow side however everything was good; the drinks were delish (we got the mamasushi punch and a marg) and the weather, before it got super chilly, was perfect for outdoor seating. We ordered three raw rolls and ended up with +4 cooked rolls by accident (kitchen error for the win). The staff were so sweet and let us keep the extra rolls for free so I couldn't complain even if I wanted to (and I did b/c there was an error on the bill but I didn't wanna seem ungrateful lol) A total of 7 rolls and good vibes were worth it. I wish I remembered the servers name, she was sweet.

Amazing!!! The crunch and flavor was absolutely delicious! Excellent service, recommends were…read moregiven when we weren't sure which Taco Sushi to try.

very much wanted to like this place as a hole in the wall and was willing to overlook the terrible…read moreservice but the food is certainly not good either. guac somehow has absolutely no flavor and the tortilla basically wasnt wrapped at all. chili con carne is just mystery meat and makes me scared to eat more than a few spoonfuls. maybe this place has gotten worse over the years but i couldnt be paid to eat here as it is.

Great family business although delivery can be a bit aggravated and rude. The food is amazing and…read morethe decor is super cute. They even have traditional style Japanese seats in the back

The best sushi in the neighborhood ! They are always fast…read moreand friendly. This was take out, but the restaurant is small and cozy. We have been eating here for over 10 I think? We will continue to support this business! Cheers

Been meaning to check out Ikko Hibachi Sushi Asian Bistro in the Bronx for a while, and it…read moredefinitely lived up to the wait. Started off with a Tsingtao (Chinese Beer) smooth and refreshing, a solid choice with hibachi. There was a bit of a wait for the chef to come out, but once he did, it was totally worth it. He struck the perfect balance--entertaining without overdoing it. We ordered the steak, scallops, lobster, and shrimp, and everything came out cooked perfectly. Portions were generous enough that we even had leftovers to take home for the next day, which is always a plus. I really liked the light-up hibachi tables, a nice modern touch. The restaurant wasn't crowded, which made the experience even more enjoyable, and the service throughout was good. Overall, the place looks great, the food was on point, and the vibe was just right. We'll definitely be back.

This staple in Throggs Neck deserves an updated review, which at this point is 7 years from when…read moreIkko initially opened. Between my first review and now, Ikko has maintained their relevance. They've kept up by offering decent Asian inspired apps and entrees. At the tail end of Covid they pivoted to include Seafood Boils as an option. Not a fan of boils so unsure how that option is going. Another option, Hibachi, which we also are not big fans of, unless forced upon us by friends or family. Is prepared on these red glowing tables and appears to appeal to the masses, so that's a good thing. During our visits, generally on the early side of dinner hours, service has always been attentive and our meals, most often than not are prepared as expected. There has been the occasional slight hiccup while dining in or when ordering for delivery, but nothing major. The aesthetics of this place continues to appeal with their colorful facade. And their interior is just as inviting with ambient lighting of red hues throughout the restaurant, enhancing the Asian inspired statues and textured wall designs. It's nice that Ikko has kept up with this large piece of real estate, providing decent meals and continuing to keeping themselves relevant within the neighborhood.