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Longevousjoy

3.3 (362 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 8:30 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Moderate noise
Dogs allowed
Good for kids

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Thai fried chicken 8pc bucket ($12)
Sarah A.

Ordered takeout from here, got egg drop beef chow fun and Pad Kra Pow. Wow, I love their big portion size. This is such a good spot for quick and decent takeout. Excited to explore their other dishes.

Salmon don
Annie N.

I had a love hate relationship with this restaurant before they reopened with their new name and I still have a love hate relationship with this place. Nobody does the lobster (aka crawfish) roll like they do. But I have tried ordering from them through the fan Tuan app several times and it isn't until I get there that they're like oh we currently paused fantuan while we update our menu. It would be great to inform fantuan or temporarily pause it and your customers so that they aren't waiting around. The prices have since went up from when they were longevous joy even though it's the same owners and same location they are now called shiawase. Their 3/4 roll combo are still delicious even though it's no longer a steal. I think it ends up being $16 for 3-4 rolls now and my go to are the spicy scallop and as mentioned before lobster roll! The appetizers are ridiculously expensive now so I stopped getting their stuffed squid. Will still come if I'm in the area but no longer purposely make my way here

Chicken Katsu Curry
Huai E.

Had the Singapore Spicy Noodles, eel bento box, combo sushi, and chicken Katsu Curry. All were delicious though I didn't expect the Singapore noodles to be so spicy it burnt my mouth. The chicken Katsu was tender and bento box was good. The place is small with a few tables and a bit cramped. Service was busy and attentive. Overall quite good.

Jayden N.

I don't really know what happened to the place. It used to be a really nice chinese/japanese hole in the wall place. Now the quality of food has gone down, the materials used for dishware and utensils are all plastic and paper. Service is alright. Food is really a hit or miss. I definitely recommend against getting their $10 ramen deal. I have never felt so sick and gross after eating ramen because I got sick from it. The sushi bento and okonomiyaki was good though so order things while keeping the prices and stature of the place in mind.

Three rolls spicy salmon, spicy scallop and eel cucumber
Shirley Z.

Love this place!! It's a bit far as it's in deep Brooklyn but if you're in Brooklyn and can make it there, check this place out! Lots of options on the menu which can be overwhelming but it's fast service, fresh food, delicious taste. Great bang for the buck I don't typically seek out an eel roll but this eel cucumber had a great amount of eel! And the tuna roll that comes with the sushi set has some shiso inside so I appreciate the little details here! Restaurant is relatively small so if you're a big group, might want to call in advance. Most of their seats for up to 4. Enjoy!!

Taiwanese fried chicken leg over rice! Dang good!
Karen Y.

Here are the deets: -It's owned by the same peeps from "Like Cafe" on 18th Ave and "Phat Chow Down" on 86th St. -No longer the ramen inspired Japanese eats -It's now a fusion of Japanese, HK style, Malay inspired eats -Their menu is a mixed-mosh and has something for everyone... that's how I see it! -Recently renovated, dining in as of 2/2023 -Still the best "Toro Don" in this hood! -Yes, there's a name change, not sure if they are still keeping this page -Service is good, never had any issues, popular for takeaway and delivery is awesome if near by -Don't be offended by their tone, the ladies will get your orders all in! My families go-to items! (We order often from here!): -HK Milktea (best flavor) -Taiwanese fried chicken rice box -Chu Toro Don (pricey but tastes so good!) -Chicken Wings Bento (kids fav!) -Green curry pork Katsu (kids -Grilled Hamachi

Sushi Sashimi Platter
Vivian M.

Honestly don't know why it took me this long to leave a review. Been going here since high school. Their menu is pages and pages long. Gordon Ramsey once said if the menu is long, run! But this place is an outlier cause normally it's true, longer menu = not fresh food. But I adore this place. I catch myself craving it once in awhile. I usually order their sushi cause it's actually the best quality around this neighborhood. My husband and I usually order over the phone and the nice lady will give us a pickup number. We normally order the sushi sashimi platter and a random item or two. Their fish is fresh and presentation is good. They have some expensive fish items on their menu like bluefin tuna and uni bowls. They also have a lot of cheaper alternatives like their sushi party trays.

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Irene L.

Food here is mediocre at best. I tried the sushi platter b $42 and it was underwhelming. It has two rainbow rolls and eel cucumber rolls or spicy salmon and scallops on top. The rolls fell apart. The spicy scallops taste good. The rest just didn't taste fresh. Try ninja on 86 street. It's much better. The fish balls and rice rolls $7 was good and so were the tripes. The pearl noodles $10 that's stir fry was a little hard. I would just stick with the classic Cantonese dishes here. At this time it is take out and cash only.

Curry Potato Croquette Bento Box (curry sauce and miso soup not pictured) $6.95
Ga Hing C.

Have been wanting to try this place even before COVID-19, finally had the chance to give it a try. I was craving sushi and I have seen how broad their menu is (Chinese dishes, Japanese dishes -sushi and even ramen-). Ordered their 4 rolls deal with the spicy scallop roll and fried shrimp roll for $12.95 (which is great because the spicy scallop roll was $6.95 by itself) and their curry potato croquette bento box $6.95 (comes with two pieces, a california roll, fried chicken pieces, rice, miso soup). Everything was delicious and I would definitely be coming back. They do not have indoor nor outdoor seating, only delivery and take-out. I was surprised how busy this place was and it was past lunch time. Good for them because their prices are great and the food was amazing!

Rice noodles
Alicia C.

Unfortunately the tastiest restaurant in the area. Order in advance and make sure to ask for your pickup number.

Burnt stuffed octopus. Will not recommend

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amazing food, good people, amazing prices, sushi is very good! Vibes are amazing as well!

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They listened to their customers and made noticeable improvements to the food. This visit was definitely better than the last.

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Got the satay beef chow fun, it was ok, the beef was too chewy and the dish was a bit too spicy

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Is indoor dining open yet?

2/2023 - They are now open are dining-in! It's been reno!

Is this place good for takeout?

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This spot is a great addition to the neighborhood sushi scene, more variety than your typical…read moreclassic roll spot but less formal than a full on omakase. From the start, the menu felt a little overwhelming, but I actually liked how much variety there was. They've got your everyday sashimi, sushi, rolls, and some specials, plus plenty of hot food like bento boxes, noodles and rice dishes. There are even party trays if you're grabbing food for an event. With so many options, there's something for everyone in your group. The fish was fresh overall, though it leaned more mild than that buttery, sweet richness you get from higher grade cuts. The salmon belly was good but not as rich or melty as I hoped. The toro was nicely torched with that perfect buttery flavor. They also had Santa Barbara uni that night, which was solid, just not the most sweet batch I've had. They were already sold out of their Hokkaido uni that evening. We also tried the monkfish liver appetizer, it was mild and clean tasting, though I wished it had more of that rich, creamy depth you sometimes get from good quality ankimo. It came plain, but once I asked for a little ponzu, it helped balance the flavor. The space itself is clean and very bright, with an open layout where you can easily hear other tables, lively but not too loud. Service was friendly and polite, though a bit on the inexperienced side. Everyone was kind and tried their best, just small moments where communication or timing could be smoother. Parking in the area can be tricky depending on the time, but there are plenty of meters and street parking within walking distance.

Second time coming here. Plenty of seating and usually no wait, I get seated right away or pretty…read morequickly. Their sushi is decent and some of the entrees are good like their egg drop beef chow fun. They allow you to BYOB and if you ask for an ice bucket, they can provide that for you too. Staff is friendly.

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(127 reviews)

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Came on a Saturday afternoon…read more Love the decor and the katana sword when you first walk in. We got seated immediately. We ordered the crunchy cabbage, marinated cucumber, crispy garlic potatoes, mushroom Tempera, a variety of skewers including the washugyu & shishito and scallop bacon and pumpkin (you can choose fried or grilled, I chose grilled styled) and the champon noodle bowl. The food comes out very fast. The cucumber was alright though I was not a fan of the WakuWaku sauce overly sweet. The cabbage was delicious but lacked flavor. Huge portion though. Then came out the skewers. The pumpkin was cold. I wasn't a fan of the washugyu & shishito one. And the scallop bacon was just eh, didn't really notice the bacon on it. Everything tempera one were my favorite. I loved the potato tempera it was perfectly fried. Esp. with the spicy miso sauce, it was fire, I was dipping everything in it. And the mushroom was even better. Enoki mushroom was delicious. Careful with the chicken karaage it comes out HOT. Massive pieces so good and juicy. Great portion. The noodle bowl is bigger than your head so I advise to only get one if you're sharing portions. I like the flavor of the soup, very soothing. Good collagen boost too! Lots of seafood in it. Perfect soup for a cold rainy day like we experienced. Theres miso cod was good but have had better. Honestly everything was good. I would just not get the cucumber dish and the skewers we ordered next time. They have some also have tatami rooms if you want more of a traditional Japanese style like restaurant. Overall, good experience. I would come back and try the tatami experience just with avoid a few dishes.

Wakuwaku is honestly one of the best parts of Industry City's Japan Town. It can get busy but…read moreusually it's pretty accessible, and not nearly as claustrophobic as their main dining hall. The food is good, above average and notable for the range they offer more than anything. The speciality here is the skewers, which range from organ meat to basic white meat. But they're always perfectly cooked and really satisfying, especially if you go in a small group. I'm also a huge fan of their nabeyaki udon noodle soup. The broth is SO. GOOD. It's above and beyond your basic udon soup, really flavorful and hearty -- I think it's the brown mushrooms. I'm not normally one to rave about udon, but it just really blew me away. All the ingredients are fresh and tasty, really, which also helps.

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I have ordered takeout from this place a few times in the past few years whenever I'm craving for…read morewings. In the beginning it was decent but the most recent order I placed will probably be my last. I've always had an issue with this restaurant. I've had the wrong order delivered to me with my receipt on the bag, sauce leaking everywhere and missing items. One time I ordered wings with the sauce on and the sauce leaked everywhere. I know this isn't the restaurant's fault but they could've used airtight containers when they know there will be a chance of spillage. Because of this, I ordered wings with the sauce on the side the next time and they forgot the sauce. I just had fried chicken with blue cheese. The chicken was NOT fresh and it was so dry (you can tell from the picture I added). I also paid extra to get all flats and they didn't honor that request. If you're not going to honor it, don't make it an option. Order at your own risk.

Longevousjoy - japanese - Updated May 2026

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