Really good sushi. Quaint family owned. Lots of shrimp and salmon options. The tuna was more of a…read moretuna salad and was surprisingly good with wasabi and soy sauce. Trying new things.

This place has been my primary neighborhood sushi spot for both dropping in and delivery since I…read morediscovered it when we first moved into the area, before we were even in this apartment. It's a cute little spot with a small sushi bar, seating for maybe eight people. Mostly it's takeout and delivery. I'm also fond of it because although the selection is somewhat limited, the quality is always excellent, and the pricing isn't near as steep as others (like the above). Here, five pieces each of nigiri salmon and sole, plus a ten-piece creative prawn, avocado, tamago (egg) roll, and it came in at a grand total of 410 pesos (the nigiri alone, think about it, ten piece in total with rice, versus the 10 pieces above of sashimi without, came in at about 60% of the price). My one disappointment in the place is that they used to offer a moriawase of both sushi and sashimi - a mixed selection, rather than having to order five pieces of each kind - but apparently it's too much work to slice one piece each of five different fish rather than all the same one....

Food was great with a nice environment. The chef's performance worths the visit. A bit pity that…read morethere are not many choices for teppanyaki.

I really enjoyed the food and the show~ !! Its a fancy food, if you wanna have a special moment…read morei'll recommend it

I absolutely recommend this place. My wife and I went and shared the dinner special combination…read morethat came with sushi, rice, salmon, Gelato, green tea and a number of other things. Everything was delicious, our waitress was very friendly and accommodating, and for everything we got the price wasn't too bad. Highly recommended!

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Very tasty sushi and for a reasonable price. Staff is great. Definitely try the ceviche, amazing!read more

It was a delicious quick fix, but there isn't much variety. The spring rolls and fried shrimp was…read moredelicious though. The sushi was a bit bland with loads of cream cheese as a filler. I would still go again because it was a nice setting and the staff were helpful and friendly.

Having been to Japan numerous times I was pleasantly surprised by the sushi, sashimi and gyoza…read more Nice and fresh, well presented. Was very quiet when I went in but quite a bit of takeaways going out. Waitress spoke ok English so little confusion. Recommended (for being on the other side of the planet from Japan).

Wow! I went here with 5 other friends with no reservations on a Saturday night. It was phenomenal!…read morePersonally I didn't get any sushi, hey I'm a college student and couldn't afford the prices. But my friends got the veggie roll 10/10, 3 crunchy salmon 100/10, and some kind of yellow tail. I got to try a piece of everything and it blew me away. We had great service and drinks. The drinks are $14 each which is a bit pricey for me but then again, could be worse. Also, they are amazing! After dinner we asked to go into the speak easy and it was such a cool experience. I could've sat here all night....we stayed about 2 hours. The ambience in the restaurant and speakeasy were both phenomenal. I would highly recommend for date night or dinner with friends.

Tried the sushi and was seriously underwhelmed. Fish did not seem fresh at all…read more On a positive note the speakeasy was very cool with nice music and good cocktails

Another influencer media scam. Smelly half open garbage dumpster , urine smelling dim lighted…read moresidewalk entrance . Snobby waiters , mediocre tasteless katsudon . Ghetto Chinese food at Park Ave prices . Fool me once.

This is the place where Japanese officials eat when they come into the city. If that's not an…read moreindication of how good this place is, then I don't know what is! Ichisou is a bit of a hole in the wall - you might accidentally pass it on the street if you weren't looking for it. Open since the 50s and passed down from generation to generation, this restaurant serves classic Japanese cuisine in a city where this type of food is scarce. We started off the meal with a complimentary raw fish with onion dish and a shot of plum wine. I was able to try the following dishes: -- salmon sashimi and sushi roll: the salmon pieces here were DELICIOUS! I highly recommend getting raw fish. The pieces were thick and fresh. -- agedashi tofu: flavors were good but I wish they used a silkier tofu -- kimchi: apparently Ichisou gets a lot of Korean customers as well, the kimchi is very good and just the right amount of spice and crunch -- vegetable and shrimp tempura: great! Could be crispier -- ebifurai (fried prawn): I liked this better than the shrimp tempura but I thought this could also be more crispy -- chicken karaage (fried chicken): this was the only item I did not like. They came as strange chicken lollipops and were rather dry -- chawansumi (steamed egg): yum! Wish I ordered more of this. -- matcha ice cream: I do not recommend this. The matcha tasted strange, it might be because the richness of Argentinian milk overpowers the delicate matcha flavor. -- chocolate cake: I do recommend this, delicious! I thought most everything I had was really good. I wanted to try more sashimi but Ichisou only had salmon during my visit. It seems that they were busy during the holiday season since they ran out of ginger as well.