Ghost kitchen only open 5-8, but order early as items run out according to other reviews and stock…read more. You can order some frozen kits tho to prepare at home. We tried the following: Chicken Karaage Bao $12 - Very good +!! Crispy chicken and fresh pillowy bao Pork Rice Bowl $12 - disappointing. Very dry and off putting smell and taste of pork. Duck Dynasty Dumplings $12 - Ok. Dumpling wrapper excellent , filling very dry and again off-putting taste. I like duck, but I should have went with the regular pork mix. Barely any sauce as well to dip. Signature Tonkatsu Ramen $20 - Good! Best part was the egg! I've had better ramen elsewhere. For $20 I expected more flavor and fillings. You can definitely customize and add, but at this price point I would rather have had base start at $24 and include wood ears, more veggies, bamboo, etc. Mine was basically the fat part of pork slices with 20% meat, one veggie, whole egg (which definitely was excellent), and a good broth. Thin ramen on this one, but again I've had much better broth, noodles and fillings. Burnt Honey Calamansi Tea $8- very good for about 12-14oz, but expensive. I understand Calamansi is not typical here in north Jersey and I'm certain they pay higher pricing wholesale, but it wasn't that superb to pay $8 for again. I really teetered with this review for days as I wanted to give 4 stars for local support and the chef's passion, but I simply won't pretend we loved this. Might try 10 for $10 dumpling Thursday with the pork filling one day.

Ambiance (IMPORTANT NOTE): Tenmomi is known for being a ghost kitchen. Meaning it's an…read moreestablishment meant for takeout only. HOWEVER, this Ghost kitchen can accommodate Private small parties with reservation. You will be served by the chef and be able to see him first hand prepping your order. Chef has an amazing personality, and gives you and your party enough space to engage with eachother. It's a unique, and intimate experience. Perfect for 2 people, and can accommodate more if you reserve! Also! There's a no tip policy which is UNHEARD OF! Food: We had the honor of dining in so this experience gave us the freshest and quickly served dishes! Starting with the trusty old Edamame that was delicious and finished with his signature drama oil and furikake! Chicken Karaage Bao: The crunch and juiciness of the chicken thigh on this bao bun is worth the buy, ESPECIALLY if you dine in. You won't get em anymore fresh than that and the scallions just give it a beautiful freshness. Original Miso Spicy Ramen: So I'll be honest here. I'm someone who has gone to all the big name ramen spots in the city and i have always left the broth. I prefer lighter broth. This Miso Ramen, I sipped the last drop of broth. The flavor, salt levels were great and the combination of pork and chicken broth give it a lighter feel but retains a just right amout of richness for my taste! If you're someone who loves a hearty broth. I STRONGLY recommend the Signature Tonkatsu Ramen! It's got the exact richness that Ramen lovers crave in a bowl! The noodles on both of them, slurp worthy and cooked to perfection Overall Service: It's an amazing meal for anytime of day, and with its doordash, uber eats available it's quite accessible for ordering! Protip*Best rates are available through his website* Sitting in was really nice (Don't forget you have to request a time to eat in) service was quick, conversation was great and the food was incredible! Will absolutely do that again!

I had no idea I would ever need a pizza and Asian dining food combo until now, and honestly that…read moresums up North Jersey's culturally diversity in a nutshell.  7 Doors Down is a great stop right by the NJTransit line and a gateway into Bloomfield at large. The service was great and made some killer suggestions for savory options with a kick, the views by the window were great for people watching and commentary as well

Came here on a Friday night to get some food after stopping at Micro Center. It looks like that…read morethis place and Blue Steel pizza have merged into one location. The town it self was having some pavement work being done and it was difficult to find parking. I was driving away when I eventually found a spot and walked about 6 minutes to the location. As I got there I could see that the restaurant was full and lively. The hostess was friendly and communicated our wait well. It did look like that they were struggling a bit with tables staying longer than they expected which caused a few reservations to be backed up while we were the walkins. I do recommend getting reservations here. I/we ordered a ramen, the cola wings, and the detroit style pizza. They were nice enough to separate the single serving of ramen into two bowls which was really nice of them. The Ramen was good but a bit salty. The cola wings were alright I wouldn't say they were the best I ever had. As for the pizza it was good, however when comparing with similar offerings in the area, Buckys in Chatam, NJ is superior for Detroit style. While, the this particular place did not meet MY standards I would still recommend as a nice date spot!

i ordered sushi for my office lunch and wanted to be sure the restaurant i selected had enough…read moreinclusive options for non shellfish eaters, and this was the perfect place. as a person with said allergy, just seeing there were more protein options besides the classic sweet potato roll was satisfying. i ordered around 15 rolls and they were swiftly prepared for delivery. when the rolls arrived, not only was i impressed with the packaging, but they looked so pretty! these rolls went out so quick, it was the fastest any of the food i've catered here has gone. 15 minutes! my favorite rolls were the fantasy roll and surprisingly, the fully vegetarian Jets roll. the fantasy roll had red snapper tempura, and banana somewhere somehow, and the sweetness of the banana cutting through the savoriness of the roll was indeed an experience. the jets roll took me by surprise bc i never would have thought i would enjoy mango, avocado, and sweet potato together. i will say i did find the chicken tempura roll to be underwhelming, but that was only bc there were so many other outstanding rolls. either way, i'm putting this restaurant in my gps RN to have that fantasy roll again. i've never heard of red snapper tempura before prior this, and this restaurant has definitely resurged my interest in sushi again.

would give 10 stars for that salmon sashimi. Everything start to finish was insanely delicious…read more When you walk in and sit down, they bang a little drum. So cute and fun. It's an intimate dining setting, and perfect place to take to impress a date. The service was immaculate. The servers were kind and knowledgeable when I was asking about a few things on the menu cause there was too many good options to pick I needed help lol. Food was insanely good. and the black sesame bubble tea was also so good I'm pretty sure it's all locally sourced and you can tell in the taste. Can't believe it took me this long to finally try this spot. They've got a new regular in me!!! Plus the lunch specials look way too good to pass up I need to try one week! Overall, I loved everything but I would say standouts for us were the love boat (that damn fried avocado was insanely good), the seared salmon (10000/10), and the salmon sashimi. As well as any of the specialty rolls you're in for a treat. and if you like swiss cheese try the OMG roll!! it comes out in a swan on fire heard it's poppin here on the weekends. expect a wait or come during the week to be sat immediately!! we came on a wednesday night and there was no wait.

Absolutely loved this place! My boyfriend got the pho, which he enjoyed, and I ordered the pork…read morechop combo rice plate, which was delicious. We also got the bun bo hue and pork banh mi to go! We will definitely be back :)

**3.5 stars** $6 -…read moreviet flan $17 - #16 house combo pho $17 - #18 rare eye of round & brisket $9 - 5 spring rolls Overall, if you are around Bloomfield and dont want to trek into chinatown, NYC, this will fufill your needs. the broth isnt as good as the ones in NYC. the noodle and meat portions are similar in portion as those from Chinatown but they are more expensive here ($17 here vs $14 in NYC medium bowl). the spring rolls are a bit thicker in size but doesnt have the same taste i am used to in viet food. the two things i wasnt too big of a fan of was the bean sprout quality and the prices. when it first arrived to the table, there were all mostly browning. i asked for another set, but the server said the batch they received was all like that and apologized. it wasnt a big deal but something to point out. the prices are higher across the menu compared to what ive experienced but totally understandable as there is probably not much viet food in this area. service is good. they give a small sample size of the spicy peanuts they also sell. lots of locals frequent this place. my favorite item here was the flan which was not that sweet and custardy!! gave a 4 stars as i would come back if in the area

Any old-timers out there remember when this was The Nutley Pub? (As one Yelper wrote, "Not the…read moreclassiest bar but..." - which perfectly summed up the last place.) Now going strong for well over a decade (?!) - Cowan's is classy and cool and leans into its strengths. Easily the hippest and most-happening spot in Nutley (and the surrounding towns) for the 'mature crowd' that's probably more interested in mash and hops and wort than getting hammered and making bad decisions at last call. The (ever rotating) beers on tap are stellar. The selection of bottles (of the harder stuff) on the picturesque back bar are eye-catching (even if I never heard of half of them). (After a few visits I still haven't tried the food. One of these days I'll get around to that, I promise.) Recommended, for sure.

Loved the decor for Christmas!!!! They went all out!!! It's a casual bar with seasonal drinks!!!…read moreDrinks were delicious! Service was great! I didn't eat but they serve bar food!

Wabi Sabi by far is one of the best sushi restaurants in New Jersey!…read more As a restaurant owner myself, I know how much work goes on behind the scenes to create a great dining experience -- and this sushi spot is doing it right. The fish was incredibly fresh, the rolls were well balanced, and everything came out looking as good as it tasted. What stood out to me most was the consistency and attention to detail. The staff was friendly, service flowed smoothly, and the atmosphere made it easy to relax and enjoy the meal. It's always nice to support places that clearly care about their craft. If you love good sushi, this restaurant is absolutely worth a visit. I'm already looking forward to coming back.

If you are a true sushi purist, you know that the best experiences often hide behind the most…read moreunassuming storefronts. This place is the definition of a hidden gem--a masterclass in traditional sushi sitting quietly on a culinary wasteland of a street. The commitment to quality here is staggering. This isn't your standard neighborhood joint slinging spicy mayo rolls; the seafood here boasts absolute freshness, with rare fish flown in weekly directly from Japan. You will find cuts here that are nearly impossible to source at standard sushi restaurants, elevating the experience to something you'd typically only find at an exclusive omakase counter. Let's talk about the tuna. The vast majority of sushi spots try to pass off cheap, frozen yellowfin as a premium offering. Not here. They source incredibly high-quality Spanish Bluefin--the exact same caliber of fish utilized by Michelin-starred establishments. What truly sets them apart is their ability to offer the complete trinity of bluefin cuts: the deep, ruby-red lean akami, the perfectly marbled chu-toro, and the rich, melt-in-your-mouth o-toro. The menu reads like a love letter to the ocean. Finding high-grade yellowtail belly can be a challenge, but here, it is a staple of exceptional quality. For those with an adventurous and educated palate, the chefs regularly feature incredibly hard-to-find selections like itoyori (golden threadfin bream), mejina (opaleye), and a luxuriously rich fatty bonito. The uni deserves its own paragraph. Sea urchin can be a gamble at lesser restaurants, but here it is pristine. On any given night, you might be lucky enough to find both creamy California uni and the briny, delicate Hokkaido uni available for side-by-side comparison. Another testament to their traditional approach and culinary respect is how they utilize the week's fresh catch to craft a warm, incredibly tasty fish head soup. It is a deeply comforting, umami-rich broth that extracts every ounce of flavor from the premium seafood they bring in, showcasing a level of authenticity you rarely see anymore. While the menu does offer French-inspired dishes and various hot kitchen items, let me be clear: you are here for the sushi. The hot food isn't bad by any means, but if you truly want a culinary experience, do not waste precious stomach space on it. You are here for the raw fish. The singular exception to this rule is the pork gyoza--they are remarkably juicy and absolutely worth the order. Do not skip dessert. In many sushi restaurants, desserts are an afterthought, but here they are top-notch and entirely homemade. The Japanese flan is impossibly silky and decadent. However, the true star is the crème brûlée cheesecake--it is remarkably smooth, slicing effortlessly at the touch of a fork, with a deeply satisfying flavor profile that entirely avoids being overly sweet. I have to address the elephant in the neighborhood: this place absolutely destroys Morimoto down the street. Morimoto has become a tourist trap resting on a recognizable name, employing inexperienced chefs to cater to the sheep-like masses who prioritize a flashy dining room over authentic taste. If you actually understand and respect true sushi, you skip the theatrical nonsense down the street and come here. Let's also be brutally honest about the price point: excellence comes at a premium. This is an uncompromising, high-end culinary experience, and the bill reflects the quality of ingredients flown in from Japan. If you are a bargain hunter, looking for cheap eats, or aren't willing to pay for top-tier craftsmanship, save your time and look elsewhere. This establishment is for serious diners who understand the value of good sushi and aren't just looking for a good enough "AYCE" experience.

Food: Curated menu of popular Korean dishes; they don't give you banchan, but give a small plate of…read moretortilla chips and spicy kani so that was a nice touch Hubby ordered their sweet potato roll but their rice was too wet; their gyoza is nice and crunchy as long as you get the sauce on the side; the japchae with beef was delish I had their spicy pork bibimbap without the rice, and the pork was flavorful and had a good kick. Service: as this is a family biz, I get that we need to set proper expectations; overall, it was good; friendly, but not overbearing Ambiance: clean, small yet tidy

Ordered: 8pc Wings (~$13): with Korean Yangnyum Sauce…read moreP1. Love (~$61): any 5 special rolls - Angry Tuna: Spicy Tuna, Avocado, Cucumber, topped with Tuna, Spicy Mayo, Eel Sauce, Crunch - Fantastic: Eel, Avocado, Cucumber, Crab, topped with Tuna, Salmon, Shrimp, Scallion, Eel Sauce, Spicy Mayo, Crunch - French Kiss (torched): Shrimp Tempura, Avocado, topped with Torched Salmon, Lemon, Eel Sauce, Spicy Mayo - Godzilla: Spicy Tuna, Avocado, topped with Spicy Crab, Crunch, Spicy Mayo, Eel Sauce - Ooh La La: Spicy Tuna, Avocado, Crab, topped with Tuna, Salmon, White Tuna, Fish Egg, Spicy Mayo Aya's take: I spent a couple weeks traveling and all I could think of was having some super satisfying sushi rolls when I got back. I came across Sea Shai, saw their long list of specialty rolls, and decided to stop by for a late lunch. We started with the 8pc Wings with Korean Yangnyum Sauce. It was sweet, savory, and perfectly crispy. The chicken was juicy, tender, and tasted fresh (not frozen) while the coating was crispy and super flavorful. Very satisfying start! Then we got the P1. Love which is your choice of 5 specialty rolls. The presentation was great and we began digging in. Every bite was unbelievably satisfying, the fish melted in my mouth, and I loved the different sauce flavors & textures in every roll. My favorites were Godzilla, French Kiss, and Fantastic Rolls. There is a lot of overlap in ingredients in the specialty rolls; after a while they all started to taste the same. Nonetheless, mission accomplished - I was satisfied! I would absolutely come back here. Wings & sushi are an undeniable combination!

This place is awesome! The interior is clean and well appointed! Cool mural on the wall and a great…read moreview to Broad Street! Luis and his team are all on point gracious and welcoming! All the food is great. Soup Dumplings are warm and welcoming on a Chili day! Rock Shrimp Tempura is perfectly fried and tasty with a little spicy mayo! All the sushi is wonderful I usually order pieces ala'cart very well put together with care, the rice is perfect sushi rice. The Ramens are my favorite and I especially like the Spicy Ramen!

The food was so yummy and the right portion. I loved the…read moreatmosphere too very cool photos. And the service was very nice, ask for Frank

After years of dining at another Sushi spot in town, Domo Dachi has become my new favorite. After…read morequite a few visits I'm still impressed and trying to eat our way through the entire menu. This may take a while as their offerings are quite extensive. Everything is always fresh and presented beautifully. Staff is always friendly and enthusiastic. The space itself is cozy and inviting.It's a BYO and there's a liquor store right across the street that carries a decent $10 sake already chilled. See you there!

I loved this place when Nizi was here and wanted to try with new owner. It didn't disappoint…read more Quaint and inviting. Very fresh and friendly staff. Can't wait to go again.

Good stuff but they decided to stop doing the CLIPP thing but for peeps that already bought a bunch…read moreof deals. It's gonna be a PITA

I had the craving for sushi and I pass this place all the time. I did take away. I love the…read moreoutdoor decor as it's catchy. I got the sweet potato tempura roll. This was the best roll. It was crunchy and sweet. It didn't need much soy sauce. I also got the mango cucumber roll. It was rolled well. The mango flavor was not really there. I think they should add a bigger piece of mango. I also got the Avocado cucumber roll. It was filled and rolled well. At a price point of over $7 per veggie roll I cant see a value as nothing was overwhelming special. They do have a extensive menu so I may return for a dining in experience and try the hibachi or udon.