The food took a very long time, one hour to be exact, and it took even longer to get the sushi. The…read morefood itself was decent.

Service was amazing, Food was incredible delicious and…read morefresh Ambience excellent, very clean and organized. It wasn't in plan during my visit to Adams, but I'm glad we stopped by, our experience was incredible and i definitely recommend it.

It's all you can eat sushi. For an amazing price and the rolls are amazing. They have something for…read moreeveryone including rolls that are completely cooked for those who don't like it raw. Plenty of seating, especially when the weather permits the patio to be open. Our servers have always been very attentive and friendly, and they never let our marked menus for the next round sit too long or our drinks go empty. Great for families or date night, one of my favorite spots in Saratoga!

Amazing food, excellent service and a nice atmosphere for such a busy restaurant. We have never…read morefelt rushed even when they were swamped. We have been several times and have tried nearly everything on the menu and have never been disappointed. If you like sushi or want to try it this is the place. Butch W.

I'm really impressed by this place! They were very friendly, and the food was amazing. The best…read moresushi I've had in quite a while! I'll be back. Highly recommend them to anyone in the area. I came back for a second visit and was not disappointed! The chu-toro was silky and delicious, the salmon had a perfect finish of lemon zest, the buri was easily the best yellowtail I've ever had, and the spicy girl roll was spicy and delicious. This is my favorite sushi place!

I've done the omokase here a couple of times as well as a la carte a few other times. While the…read morerolls are decent and hold their own against most sushi options, where this place really shines is with the omokase. What made me think to right this review was a recent trip to Tokyo where I ate at a well regarded (but not necessarily elite) Ginza omokase joint. Towards the end, the thought popped into my mind, "Not as good as Kurama." I'd say this place could compete in Ginza, let alone Keene, New Hampshire. We're lucky to have it.

This restaurant seems to be in the most unlikely place! As a matter of fact, there are 3 billboards…read morecovering the front (?). However, the decor is great, the service was fabulous and the food was delicious. They have lychee martinis, too, which I was surprised to find. We ordered the House Dragon Roll and it was perfect. The Massaman curry, very good. And, the Tom Yum Noodle soup was delicious. The server was extremely attentive and friendly. Highly recommend!

Happy Hour 5/20/25 - Party of 8…read more 5 stars for this Pitt gem!! We called to rsvp just in case there was a wait since we drove down from Bentley Brook to meet up with the rest of the family in Pitt. The restaurant has plenty of seating available. Great for big parties! We started off with appetizers: 12 pcs oysters, 2 Crab Rangoons & 3 Asian tacos (two pork belly buns per order). As a group, we decided to order individual more so than family style and shared a bite or two with each other. Definitely will consider Jae's 7 Winter our kitchen away from home while visiting Pitt area! Food photos: Asian tacos (Pork Belly Buns) Crab Rangoons Duck over fried rice Fried Red Snapper Special Shrimp Pad Thai Salmon bowl Tobiko bowl Fried chicken over fried rice

The service is fantastic and very welcoming We got 3 rolls,…read moredragon,the Bruin and the shrimp tempura roll. Everything was fresh and delicious. My daughter loved the tempura roll, so much so she wouldn't let me try it. A must try is the hot stone bi bim Bob. Don't ever get this take out. I made that mistake once. The hot stone crisps up the rice at the bottom. I got the pork which was tender. The pork bulgogi has incredible flavor although it is one of the pricier items. The mango drink was yummy (started with a y). The place is not fancy but the food and service make up for that.

Don't waste money on food that's inedible... Teriyaki…read morechicken tastes like A** ...The Scallion pancakes are disgusting soggy messes... the tempura chicken tastes burnt... and the fried rice is white rice soaked w soy sauce and tastes like mudd... this is from Korean Garden in Williamstown. I called and she told me I dont know Scallion pancakes or Korean food... lady i know good food and I know bad food and this is disgusting... we literally spit it out ... never in my life... went in and returned it. The owner very rude.

Visiting family from San Diego. First off super blown away by how friendly everyone is. We ordered…read morethe ramen. I was so pleasantly surprised. The duck noodles broth was delicious. This place is legit. The ambiance is amazing and out of this world. Thank you for such an amazing experience.

I love Japanese food and I am always optimistic when I go to Bizen. Maybe this time it will be…read moredifferent, I say. Sadly, it does not improve. The food tastes stale. The grilled items taste like they were partially cooked before opening and then quickly warmed up. The chicken and beef are never hot or crisp. The sushi tastes like it has been around for a while. You know how sushi tastes when it is fresh. This does not have the taste. The staff is friendly enough and the rooms are tastefully done. But, I would rather supermarket sushi. I want to say nice things. I really do.

Best sushi and sashimi I've had in a long time. A bit pricey for a lunch, but it was worth it…read more Friendly service. We stayed at a table for a loooong time as it was someone's b-day and they were very under.

The service was poor. We were seated fairly quickly. Sat along time with menus and ordered. Someone…read morewas seated after us and served much more quickly and just about finished as our meal came. Pictured is the chicken friend Rick served with chunks of chicken. I encourage you to zoom in. It's steamed Rice with chin is of chicken. This is not friend rice. The sushi was good. But overall other than Sushi most of our food was lacking flavor and bland. We should have gotten pizza across the street.

Great food, we went at an unconventional time so it wasn't too busy, nice and quiet place to eat.read more

Solid spot, they do a pretty solid job with everything on the menu I've had. Sashimi tastes…read morestandard, rolls are ok, soups are good especially the Tom Yum, curries are nice too, can't go wrong with any choice with the ones I've had. Although very consistent, it's really nothing out of the ordinary. 7/10

As usual, every single time good! No waiting at 3 pm…read more Nothing fancy but clean and inviting.

Based on the yelp reviews, I'd say quality of food and service is spotty here. I don't want to…read morerecommend this place and have someone following my recommendation have a bad experience, as it seems a lot of people do. Heh...and it seems I finished my meal and got up and left before I finished my review. I had vegetable yaki udon (which my phone heard as "vegetable yucky udon" ) and edamame. I enjoyed both. It was not an "Oh my dog!" swooning experience, but it was good. The woman who seated and served me initially did indeed disappear entirely about halfway through my meal; happily, a gentleman in a flannel shirt and down vest took over for her, coming over to ask if everything was alright and, upon my request, to refill my drink. The woman, I believe, has a reputation for not doing those things, but I was taken care of despite her negligence. (This is also the woman who insists that the customer sign the credit card receipt produced after they use tap-to-pay with their phone...one of the whole reasons for the existence of which mechanism is that it's touchless...meaning that you don't have to touch your credit card, you don't have to touch the credit card reader, and you don't have to touch a pen, because, as it says right at the bottom of the receipt in bold capital letters, "NO SIGNATURE REQUIRED". But this woman will not allow the customer to attempt to cloud the issue with facts, insisting instead that the very reason you must sign the receipt is that you used tap-to-pay with your phone. Okay. Whatever.) Anywho...I had a nice meal. And I was surprised to hear what sounded, to my distorted hearing, like 90's shoegaze playing over the sound system. (I think I have the genre right there - it was reminiscent of Cocteau Twins and that sort of thing. And I'm sure I heard Morrissey in there too. Unexpected almost anywhere these days, and definitely so, and kind fun, in an Asian restaurant.)