I dropped by just because of the name since I just came back from Japan and learned what Maguro…read more(tuna) meant. The bar is hidden away in a parking lot where it is difficult to turn into from the other side of the road because of a barrier so you have to make a u turn up the road a little bit. The place itself is kind of small. I sat at the bar but I'm not sure why but it felt a little off. It didn't feel like a normal sushi bar where I felt like I was able to see the chef prepare the food I'm not sure if there was some kind of height disproportion or if the glass with food was blocking the way. The staff was friendly but there did seem to be some kind of miscommunication between the server and the chef when they were doing hand offs on top of the bar. It might be better to do food handoffs at the open corner to the side so the waitress didnt have to reach high and over customers although maybe it is different when it is busy since I was the only one at the bar. The food itself was delicious although I must admit I can't tell the difference between normal sushi. I would rate this as normal sushi. To put things in perspective bad sushi would have dried out rice or fish that tastes a bit off in a bad way. Amazing sushi would be something that just tastes so different but in a good way. Could be a cute casual date spot or even a friend group meet up spot. Keep in mind the space is limited but it shares the menu and space with Taste of Thai next door. I havent been into Taste of Thai yet so I can't talk about the spacing in there.

The Sushi was disappointing…read more At the last second the wife decided to go to Maguro Sushi Bar for her birthday instead of one downtown on East Bas she had been looking forward to, and I am sorry to say it was disappointing. The first thing of note are the prices which are very reasonable. In fact the nigiri was so low I had to confirm it was for 2 pieces and not just one The restaurant is smallish but comfortable. They also share a hallway with their sister restaurants a taste of Thai, and as i understand it, you can order from both restaurants, regardless of which one you are eating at Regarding the Sushi itself there was some good, but there was also some average, and some very bad. I will go from worst to best. We started buy getting two orders of Tobiko. They had an option of Red, Green and Black. We have never had Black Tobiko (infused with squid ink), so we ordered Green and Black. The waitress got it wrong and gave us Red instead of Block . We should have sent it back, but we do like the red so we kept it. BIG MISTAKE. Normally a red Tobiko has a slight smokey flavor, but this was so over the top I wasn't sure if it was unique flavor to this restaurant or bad fish eggs. The wife thought so little of it she spit it out. The Green wasn't bad, but we were already on a downhill slide Next was two Eel handrolls which we normally love. Mine was OK, but The wife's Eel looked, and she said tasted raw and so this was another dish she could not eat. Next on the not so great list was the Ginger. Something else we normally love, but this Ginger was an odd darker shade pink to Red and had an funny taste to it. The Rainbow Roll was not bad, but I personally never had it with Shrimp. I am assuming they use Shrimp to lower the cost, but my preference isn't to have Shrimp as one of my fishes on a Rainbow roll. The spider roll we order was decent, but could have used some Eel Sauce on it. We tried something new for us which was the Salmon Tempura Roll. This consisted of Salmon tempura, crab, cucumber, avocado, masago, teriyaki. Neither of us have had Salmon tempura so it was not only unique but very good. We both loved the light crunch of the tempura fired Salmon. It has been many years since we ordered salmon skin, so we got 2 hand rolls. This was the star of the night. The roll was loaded with wonderful crispy salmon skin with Masago, scallion, spicy mayo. The wife usually does not like spicy mayo, but in this case, it paired really nice with the crunch of the skin. So yea some good, some medium, and some really bad.

First time visiting this place and I had a great experience! The food was delicious and exceeded my…read moreexpectations. The service was very friendly and welcoming, and the atmosphere was great too. Definitely a nice place to enjoy a meal with friends or family. Will be coming back again!

NOT ALLERGY FRIENDLY ‼‼‼ Our server was very nice. She…read morewrote down allergic to gluten and took note of it as well when we were ordering, however, after waiting an hour for our sushi which had adjustments made to make it GF one bite of the sushi and it was full of fried breaded pieces. When she came back was told the sushi was full of gluten she got very flustered and offered a remake- but the damage was already done. After that happened the service became bad, no one would really say anything and the only thing removed from the bill was that plate of sushi. No real apology and no one knew how to respond. If you have allergies especially to gluten I do not recommend coming to this restaurant as the chefs did not take allergy precautions at all and added more gluten that was not supposed to be on the roll in the first place. I do not recommend unless you have no allergies or food concerns.

Popped in here while on vacation. Nice varied selection, food is plentiful and came out hot. Prices…read moreare good and service is fast.

I have reviewed Tokyo Bistro in the past and given it OK marks. we get takeout there about once a…read moremonth. sad to say we have not found better Chinese in Mt Pleasant. in our latest meal, we ran into a kitchen disaster. the egg rolls were greasy and doughy. no crispness at all. hard yo guess how long they had been prepared in advance. we threw them out. the General Tso chicken was hard and tasteless. used a steak knife to cut the chicken. if we had been in the restaurant we would have sent it all back. this is very disappointing as we know of no good alternative. if Tokyo Bistro can get their kitchen sorted out, we will go back. i intend to watch the reviews .

family night fun night. all day long…read more quick service. salad. chicken. steak. ready for another day!!

This was a very nice lunch! I got the box with the shrimp tempura and veggies, spring roll, sushi…read moreand a delicious rice combo. This was perfect for a great service that accommodated 5 of us in a in-and-out required situation. Great parking as it's in the belle hall store complex. I will definitely go back to have that meal again!

I am surprised, the place has not been shut down by the health department. There was a Desk with…read morepiles clothes & shoes underneath it. I walked in and sat down and saw how dirty it was and immediately left. I'm sure the food is good but the conditions are completely unsanitary. Why is there a desk with clothes piled in a restaurant??? The shoes under the desk. Nasty

Terrific sushi restaurant with very reasonable prices. Will be back for sure. The sushi looked like…read moreartwork

I ordered the Yaki Soba with steak it's not spicy although online says "hot & spicy." It's…read moredelicious but the portion is small for $21, and the price needs to be updated online.

In Nexton with indoor, outdoor, and bar seating. Placed an online to-go order. Employees were…read morefriendly. Chicken ramen was pretty good. Served with beef/pork base broth, soy egg, crab chunk, mushroom, and fish cake. The noodles+broth was packed separate the chicken. Broth was perfectly salty and savory. Noodles weren't too soft. Chicken was cooked well and flavorful. Egg was marinated very well. Edamame was cooked the way any restaurant would, although I prefer mine more tender.

Family Chinese Friday!! Great service…read more Yummy drinks Peach tea, Pineapple Margarita & Tequila Sunrise. Delicious food. Good crowd but not at all noisy.

The sushi is not very good and some of our salmon tastes expired…read more Even the service during lunch is unprofessional... And we were sat at a table that still needed cleaned. It really appears as if no one working here cares... The glass of water was good.

Pretty good sushi place out in Daniel Island. Pricing was a touch high but everything is in 2026…read moreCharleston. Camille was friendly and good came out fast. Place looks nice but it still casual. I liked the selection of nigiri and sashimi, fans of the big fancy rolls will feel the selection is a bit limited but those aren't to my taste so it didn't bother me. Overall quality was good but not mind blowing like O-Ku or Shiki are. Definitely a good spot for those on DI and not looking to drive downtown, but want something better than Publix. J.Ja

Delicious meal here. Popped in for lunch toward the end of their service but they didn't scoff and…read morewere very accommodating. They also have GF soy sauce so they can make most things using that versus the regular soy. The hibachi was great with nice big pieces of fresh veggies. Love that they had the little rice sticks for a little salad crunch on top. Even their house dressing can be made GF. The booth was quite comfortable to boot. Nice open areas and well lit from the sun. Also, the little fish tank in the dining room was a nice accent.