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Neko sushi

4.7 (13 reviews)

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Anna C.

This store is easy to miss since it is inside the grocery store Lotte. However, I 100% recommend picking up some sushi from here given the value for its price and freshness! For $70, I got 65-70 pieces of nigiri and specialty rolls (too lazy to accurately count). The sushi look and taste fresh. I haven't seen any other sushi restaurant offer this impressive deal. I will definitely be coming back to try more! My only complaint is that I am not sure what type of nigiri and rolls that the party try comes with.

a tray of sushi and a container of sauce
Veronica G.

My best friend told me if I want quick sushi to go to Lotte. If you go into Lotte and head to the left side of the store, you discover, Neko sushi! They usually have boxes of sushi out in the front and everything looks SO FRESH! The first time I went, I got a box of three rolls. This box cost about $13. Which was not bad at all! There was a simple yellowtail roll, salmon roll, and a tuna roll. Everything tastes as fresh as it looked! Everything was simple, but so good. Cannot complain! If you want quick, fast, and easy sushi, this is the spot!!! Worth the try. 10/10.

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6 years ago

Love this place. My new favorite sushi for to go place in Rockville area. Definitely recommend!

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Where is Lotte in Rockville?

It is the old Safeway in the Twinbrook Shopping Center.

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Friendly vibe, excellent service, modest prices, very fresh seafood. VERY ACCOMODATING OF MY…read moreGLUTEN-FREE NEEDS. The regular maki and temaki (handrolls) are standouts, nothing beats simple, fresh ingredients. The tonkatsu ramen was very tasty, though the meat was a bit fattier than we prefer. This was our first visit, we tried some of the house special maki, didn't hit on anything spectacular, but again I want to emphasize the freshness and quality of the ingredients. Looking forward to trying some of their other offerings, their poke bowls and "sushi burritos" look very promising. Great sushi at a good price. We plan to add Toro to our regular rotation!

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"Slurp, savor, repeat...ramen is a bowl of happiness." My grandchildren love ramen too. So, on this…read morecool and rainy weekend we stopped by Maki to take out some delicious ramen. We ordered the shoyu ramen with brisket. The broth was flavorful and the meat tender and delicious. The kids liked the Tongkatsu ramen with pork belly. They loved the broth and noodles. The service was great! We ordered our ramen and it was waiting for us, when we arrived. The restaurant is decorated in dark colors with red accents. It is comfortable and cozy. Although, we took home food this time, I am sure we will be back for more. "Slurp, savor, repeat is my new favorite mantra.

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I'm so happy I finally tried Kusshi!!!! Fresh sushi with a twist that I haven't had before. I love…read moregood sushi and this place did just the trick! So many different flavors in a small bite! I sat at the bar and got the best service from the bartender! I love that this place is lowkey and in the cut. They're also open late! I tried 3 different sushi rolls and each one was packed with flavor! I got them all spicy for an extra kick! I wanted to try everything lol

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We came back tonight for the AYCE. You order from an app that you connect from your phone. The…read moreordering was easy and each person in the party can order items at the same time. There's a limit on nigiri/sashimi to one piece per order. What that means is that, when you put in your first (and subsequent orders), you can order one tuna, one salmon, etc nigiri/sashimi. That is a lot better than what I originally thought, which was one nigiri/sashimi total for each round. The variety in the AYCE is impressive. Lots of sushi, sashimi, nigiri, salads, soups, variety of appetizers (not all fried stuff!) and hibachi (beef, chicken and shrimp). Tonight, the food arrived pretty quickly after we put in an order. There was an issue toward the end of the evening when the app stopped working at our table and the table next to ours. The Staff did what they could to fix things; it did take about 20 minutes, though. I'm assuming this isn't typical. Staff did say that this does happen from time to time and the customer needs to exit the app and reorder. Except for the 20 minute delay, things worked fine. We placed at least 12 small orders during our meal. The staff was very good about filling water glasses, bringing our food and taking away empty plates. Really - high praise for the staff. The restaurant is very pleasant to sit in. It has Asian motif and nice music playing over the PA. The only issue was with the ordering system, which, as I said, I'm thinking was unusual. Ice cream and soft drinks included.

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