Cheap and quick, nice place for a quick bite. Got 3 rolls for $13 (spicy salmon, yellowtail…read morescallion, and philly). Friendly workers too.

This is a tiny little spot with the best lunch menu option for sushi in the neighborhood. $10 gets…read moreyou 3 rolls from a fairly large selection including tempura rolls, plus a Kani salad. It goes until 4, so this is my go-to for that. The place is clean and welcoming. The lady working the counter is super sweet and the fish is always fresh, I have yet to get a single weird smelling fish or anything less than stellar at this place. There's lots of choices for sushi around and honestly, they're all basically the same. Every single roll seems to have avocado now, but this place still reminds me of the sushi from back when it got popular in the 90's. Definitely try it out, at least the lunch option.

These negative reviews are nonsense. Today is 9/26/25 I go every Friday night. The Sushi is great…read moreand free hot sake with your order. Prices are very reasonable and they get creative with dishes. A must try If you want glitz and glamour and high prices go to Fushmi. Nakata is all about the Sushi

Stay away from this place!!! They don't deserve your business!!!They don't deserve our money!!!…read moreMy son called to order lunch about 10 minutes after lunch hours. He tryied to explain that traffic coming from Brooklyn is very bad and he needs another 10-15 min.The women who picked up the phone said no and hang up. Than My wife called - same woman picked up. My wife explained we regular customers, should be some kind of curtesy. respond -hang up. I called ask for manager and she hang up as well. It doesn't matter what food and atmosphere, as long as this woman is there-the service will be 1star. Stay away from this place!!!

Oh my God, Empire Express was truly phenomenal. Prices were right. Every thing we ordered was…read moredelicious and the menu itself was to die for. Team: amazing. Attentive and professional. Once you go here, you will find yourself coming back over and over again.

We had a little bit of everything, wanted to try something different than our regular place. This…read moreplace wasn't bad, wasn't great either. Basic. Nothing to complain or rave about.

It is such an unexpected gem found on an island and rarely does good food ( besides Italian food…read moreofc) if you know you know. As Staten Islanders it's hard to find good food that isn't grilled chicken and sandwiches. And unexpectedly this place is one of them Offering cozy and warm ramen soup with delicious appetizers at such a great affordable price ! This place is a small and quaint run by a couple. Service has always been fast and reliable, the food is filling and so good on a cold winters day Even if you order to go the packaging is great. The soup and ramen are separated by layers so your ramen never gets soggy!

We stopped here for lunch and was not disappointed! Very tasty takoyaki and shoyu ramen. Service…read morewas efficient and friendly. Will definitely be back !

Fushimi is still the best sushi on Staten Island, no contest. I always start with the rock shrimp…read moretempura which is a must. After that we got a bunch of specialty rolls, some nigiri, and a couple classic rolls. Everything was super fresh and spot-on. The real surprise was the steak. Perfectly cooked, great sear, and the sauce was excellent. Didn't expect it to be the highlight, but it was. I could argue this was the best overall meal on the island.

We live nearby and always order from this location. Today we celebrated a special event and decided…read moreto order from them. We ordered our favorite chu toro sushi-The dish we have been ordering for many years. When we received the food the chu toro did not look or taste like the chu toro we always get. When we called to complain the restaurant. the manager was very rude. He said the chef had sent us chu toro. He yelled at us. That is what we got for being loyal customers for 13 years. Fushimi does not appreciate their customers, which is very unfortunate. Now, we know why the Page ave location closeddown.

Went there for Mother's Day 2026! Impeccable service, the freshest sushi & outstanding Yakitori! We…read morealso ordered Jumbo shrimps fried rice! Wow! What a tasty fried rice! Deliciously flavored and quite frankly-different than "usual fried rice"! So tasty, that my Mom took one home thereafter! The price is right!

WoW, this sushi spot delivered a tasty experience!…read more Everything I had was yummy. I just wish their sushi roll (Kiss of a Spiderwoman) was bigger. Other than that, everything came out fresh and it tasted like it... the pics don't lie. FYI: Streek parking only

I was in the neighborhood and passing by saw that they have a lunch special. I went for the 2 rolls…read morelunch special which included soup or salad. I was not disappointed. The restaurant is gorgeous and clean. The waiters were attentive. Meal came quickly. White tablecloth service. I plan to go back with friends.

In the mood for some Chinese food I decided to take my son to Jac Mao. Although pricey my past…read moreexperiences were always great. However, as I'm eating this food and experiencing this condescendíng treatment. I have to ask, are these the same managers running this place? The menu is different from when I used to eat here. Years ago it used to be one of the best Chinese restaurants in Staten Island. Sorry to say this is no longer true. At this point it's over rated. The shrimp with lobster sauce was watery and no taste. The chicken teriyaki was more like plain chicken and broccoli. The young chow fried rice was "okay". I was not impressed at all. I actually regret coming. Oriental plaza on Richmond avenue is a farrr better choice. And they are much much nicer. I won't be back sadly. Jac Mao will be laid to rest.

I used to go to this place every day after work for months. Their teriyaki chicken special is tasty…read moreand filling. The food comes out in under a minute which is great if you're pressed for time. The service is great and the staff is welcoming. This is a relatively new restaurant so the finishes are modern bright. Definitely recommend.

This is The Japanese Hibachi version of "fast food" they get high marks for using the cheapest cuts…read moreof meat, and making taste exceptionally good. Everything is made "fresh to order" it's an extremely clean business and the staff are relatively nice. The seating is that of a "Fast Food restaurant" not much atmosphere. To-Go was definitely the way to go. Very good beef, well cooked and the rice and vegetables were near perfect. Prices are perfectly set for the menu. Parking is a little bit of a crap shoot. If the lot is full, you gotta drive all the way around due to "One Way" street. Other than that, it's very consistent! If you like it? It's ALWAYS the exact same food. Highly recommend

I can not say enough good things about New Times Chinese & Japanese. You'll leave feeling full with…read moredelicious food and great vibes. Every single menu item that we have purchased was very fresh and tasty. Pleasant staff. Fabulous addition to neighborhood.

I placed a reservation a month in advance to celebrate my six year anniversary, and my reservation…read morewas canceled the day before with no explanation. I had to scramble to get another reservation somewhere else and they did not respond to any phone calls or voicemails, regarding an explanation. Very unprofessional!! Please also see my review below for a previous experience I had there. I also have a $150 gift card that I am unable to use! Pros: Plenty of tuna available, served with fresh wasabi. Cons: Limited or no rice (asked multiple times, but few had it), mediocre appetizer quality and quantity, chaotic and loud atmosphere, no water provided (asked multiple times), and the fish was not sourced from Japan. I was disappointed with the tuna cutting event. I had expected a more formal and relaxed setting, similar to my previous omakase experience, but instead, it was loud, crowded, and chaotic. I also assumed the fish would be sourced from Japan and that the appetizers would be of somewhat comparable quality and quantity to those at the previous omakase dinner, due to the price of the dinner. Additionally, my girlfriend and I were very sick afterward and still are (throwing up etc). People were throwing up outside as well. The lack of rice, limited appetizers, and no access to water made it difficult to balance the meal. Having these options would have helped settle our stomachs and balanced the meal, instead of just eating pure tuna. We also didn't drink much (less than two weak alcoholic beverages each since we rarely drink), which made the event feel less worthwhile. Offering a non-alcoholic price option could be beneficial for guests like us. Overall, I found the event underwhelming and wouldn't attend again. Thank you for taking the time to read my feedback.

Intimate seating, as per usual omakase dining experiences, with only ten seats. Ambiance is quiet,…read morenot super formal but we felt we had to keep our voices down. Cocktails were a reasonable price, they do not offer wine, and many sake options. Most are quite pricey, but the warmed sake was $28 for a carafe. We got two and split it between the three of us. They warm it in the microwave, which I thought was slightly awkward, as the microwave was in the main dining area, near where some of the alcohol was stored. Our dining experience started off with three appetizers. They were interesting but not quite that flavorful in my opinion. The sushi coming out after we're much nicer. I especially liked the pickled vegetables on top of a few of the pieces. I mentioned in my reservation that I was a pescatarian and as they only asked for food allergies before they began and not preferences/dietary restrictions, I did not mention it. I wasn't offered anything instead of the wagyu piece so I ended up giving it to my friend. They were, however, very mindful of my friend's shrimp allergy. Bill ended up being $136 for the 16 courses plus the drinks, tax and tip.