We ordered maybe 10 different rolls and a bunch of sashimi. All absolutely incredible, and nice…read morepresentation

Really fresh and delicious sushi. The staff is friendly and remembers our favorite items to order.read more

This spot has been here for 20+ years serving consistently good quality sushi, sashimi and hot…read moredishes like udon and tempura. It's a classic and simple Japanese cuisine owned and run by a Korean mom-pop couple who bought the restaurant from another Korean mom-pop owner/chef duo in the early 2000s. This tiny but mighty restaurant has survived a fire, pandemic and two recessions. In spite of it all, their food and service are always good. I do have to mention that their fried oysters are new on the menu and a bit too briny/oceany for my taste. They also have some sushi pieces with "MP" for market price; be sure to ask what that price is. Our server, while wonderful, did not explain how much the uni was and it was a doozy on our bill ($15 per single sushi piece; not for both as written on the menu so be attentive when you order!) This is a genuinely small business so there are only a few tables and some bar seating. Go when it's not rush hour to avoid crowds. They can get impacted. But the wait is always worth it. Stick to the raw bar. They have good quality fresh fish. Their makis (rolls) are also good if you want something more dynamic and bold but I like just plain raw fish on a bed of sushi rice. The sushi chef here is a veteran sushi chef with decades of experience so it's worth trying if you love sushi. I always enjoy supporting the good old family run small businesses and this one is definitely worth it. Great spot for families, dates, and even solo meals.

A little restaurant just off Route 9W in Piermont that some locals may not even know about…read more We had the chicken teriyaki combo with shrimp and mixed vegetables, as well as the sushi regular with a tuna roll. Both came with soup and salad, and we were pleasantly surprised with a complimentary tuna tataki appetizer. We also had the nigiri saki. The food was decent and, importantly, very fair for the price. This isn't high-end Japanese dining, but it doesn't pretend to be - what they charge is reflected in what they serve, and we felt we got good value for our money. I'll keep my memories of my meals in Tokyo and Kyoto separate since as one can imagine, there is no comparison. Our waitress was a real highlight: humorous, polite, attentive, and genuinely respectful. Good service goes a long way. Definitely worth knowing about if you're in Piermont and looking for a reasonably priced Japanese meal close to home.

My favorite place Love the sushi there and the service. I'm…read moreso glad they finally opened up their restaurant space again so you can now dine-in. Best part is that it's BYOB so you take a stroll around the plaza to get whatever you want to drink while you eat a great meal. Highly recommend!

Great service and great food!!! The owners are great people…read moreand very kind. Small place but delicious food

Sabi Sushi is one of Piermont's gems. Tucked away in the beautiful Hudson River village just about…read more20 minutes from the George Washington Bridge (NYC), it's become one of my favorite spots for sushi. What I love most is that the sushi isn't buried under sauces and toppings because it's so tasty, there's no reason to cover it up. The fish is fresh and clean tasting, as sushi should be. Cream cheese on top of sushi? If one sees that on your sushi menu, turn around quickly and dart out the door - it's just a camouflage of the not so recently caught fish. After falling in love with sushi during visits to Kyoto and Tokyo, I'm pretty picky about my fish, and Sabi never disappoints. The restaurant is cozy, with a small sushi bar that makes it perfect for date night or a low key dinner with friends. The sake martinis are excellent, and the service is always friendly and attentive. Doug, the owner and chef, and his elegant wife are wonderful hosts and make everyone feel welcome. Another bonus: they're open on Mondays, which is surprisingly hard to find in the restaurant world of Piermont. If you're looking for fresh, straightforward sushi without all the gimmicks, Sabi is well worth the trip to Piermont.

I've been getting take out from Sabi Sushi and I've had no complaints! Our soup and hot apps are…read morenever cold when we pick up and everything is always delicious and the fish rolls taste fresh. The staff is very sweet and thoughtful; especially the times I accidentally ordered extra soup (the bento boxes come with it just an fyi). When I go in during the weekdays it is usually quiet, there's always relaxing music playing and it's a very low energy environment which is lovely during a stressful week. My favorite thing to get is the chicken bento box!

We had a great first meal here. Nice selection of sushi and kitchen items on the menu that came out…read morefresh and fairly quickly. We found the quality to be good, especially for the value of the meal. Loved that it wasn't overloaded with rice, too. Surprised to find out that they've been around for some time yet we haven't tried it until now. Can't wait to make it our go-to AYCE spot!

I placed an online order at 6:22 PM and arrived at the restaurant around 6:40 PM. The restaurant…read morewas extremely busy, with a long line for dine-in customers. I asked if my takeout order was ready and was told it would be "a few more minutes." After waiting approximately 15 minutes, I checked again and was given the same response. During that time, numerous dine-in customers continued to be seated, and several other customers were also waiting for takeout orders. About 10 minutes later, I asked for another update. The employee attempted to explain the timing on my receipt, but I pointed out that the estimated pickup time had already passed and that I was simply looking for an accurate status update. She went to the kitchen to check and returned with the receipt again, at which point it became clear that my order had not even been started. After waiting nearly an hour from the time I placed my order, I asked for it to be canceled and left. Unfortunately, this is not the first time this has happened when I've ordered takeout from this restaurant. I completely understand that restaurants get busy, especially during peak dinner hours, but if the kitchen cannot keep up with both dine-in and online orders, it would be much better to temporarily disable online ordering until the backlog is under control. Other nearby restaurants, such as Okinami, do exactly that to avoid long waits and frustrated customers. The food has always been decent, but it is simply not worth waiting almost an hour for a takeout order--especially when the order hadn't even been started and I was repeatedly told it would only be "a few more minutes." I would much rather be given an honest estimate upfront than continue waiting without any meaningful update. Better communication and better management of online orders would go a long way toward improving the customer experience.

great sushi,cooked is also delicious, service is good and ambiance is great. we love coming hereread more

With the reviews being so good I had to try this place, ok. my new favorite sushi place of all…read moretime. My five rolls were absolutely perfect! East chosen for being completely different. The textures and flavors were exactly right, the staff was very friendly and the place was clean and orderly. I'll be back.

I stopped by for a quick lunch while charging my Tesla in the strip mall. Since I just ate at the…read morebar, I'll only focus on food. 1. FOOD (3/5) - Pork Katsu Cutlet Lunch Special (Main, $13.95, 3/5) - Could've been better. Pork was cooked carelessly - some way overcooked, crisped into oblivion such that the meat was turned dark brown and dry, while some were passable with breading falling off. Spring roll was mushy, and rice was put in a hurry. Side salad and california rolls were decent and miso soup was just there. They overall tasted alright and it is a good value esp. with soup & salad. I wished they would put 10% more and charge $16 instead because quantity left me wanting. - Hamachi and Salmon nigiris (Main, $2.50/pc, 4/5) - I had to try their sushi as it looked nice and fresh right in front of me. Both did not disappoint: fresh & silky fish with rice just right. They weren't out of the world though and slightly expensive for what they were. Overall I left satisfied, but I also spent close to $25 w/ tax just for myself because lunch special quantity was slightly lacking and I sub'd with expen$ive sushi. That said, I think Hikaru offers a pretty good quality and value for the locals - check them out next time you're in the area.

Pretty good food. I like their chicken katsu, fried dumplings, sushi, fried rice, etc. Hikaru and…read moreOsaka are literally across the street from each other and both have many of the same menu items. If I had to choose, I'd pick Hikaru over Osaka. I just like the way they make their dishes a little better.

Having eaten here numerous times while living down the street in Park Ridge, they offered some very…read morecreative sushi options and tempura dishes. The service at the Sushi counter was spot on 5 stars and the ambiance traditionally associated with Japanese sushi house. Great overall quality and service.

Excellent! Every time I come here I leave satisfied and happy. The food is delicious and the…read moreservice is so kind. Literally never had a bad meal here. I love the small quaint feel that makes this a great locals spot.