Had the sea bass was delicious. Ate everything. I came for lunch and they were moderately busy but…read moreservice was great. Waitress was attentive and funny.

Came back for the second time, great ambiance, music, staff, food was delicious & portions were…read moreamazing!!

We originally made a resso for 7 people for 12 on Sunday. We weren't able to make it until 1:30 so…read morewe called ahead and luckily they were too busy that day and were able to accommodate. We wanted to do omakase so we took over the sushi bar (which fits about 8). For $90, you get 16 courses. I can't remember all the pieces we ate but I do remember that my favorite pieces included the sweet shrimp (especially the fried shrimp head), wagyu, uni with caviar, fatty yellowtail, scallop, and monkfish liver. I think this was my first time trying monkfish liver and it was great. It's rich but it came served with some kind cucumber mango lime salsa, which sounds like a weird pairing but it just worked. They also kept the sake flowing for us, which made for a fun brunch. From the outside, it looks like a regular sushi takeout place, but don't sleep on the omakase!

With my last two orders I had rolls made with tempura shrimp or soft shell crab as well as uncooked…read morerolls, The uncooked rolls are fine, The tempura was cooked in oil that was so old, the coating was brown and it tasted bitter, The shrimp smelled fishy and tasted bitter. I am so sorry to write this review, What happened Akio? I ordered again just to see if the first bad experience was a fluke, I am sorry to say the second time was worse! Almost as if they use the oil from other fries to cook the crab and shrimp tempura, Never ordering again, This stuff is too expensive to keep throwing it away

Was able to get in before closing and the sush came out on time and still fresh, allowing for a…read morebrown rice alternative. Not bad overall and comparable to other establishments in the area

Poke bowl $16.33- Has mango & pickled, pretty fermented jalapeños, never seen jalapeños in a poke…read morebowl before. This is really good, almost as good as the 1 I had at Howdy's in Malibu. So many flavors & textures in 1 bowl: crunchy, soft, sweet, savory, sour, etc.

The fine dining nature made some dishes like the salmon special a little tough to swallow given the…read moreprice/amount ratio, as the bites were good but not amazing. The sushi were prepared well.

Such a fun and delicious time at a family dinner while visiting from out of state. Delicious apps…read moreto entrees & dessert. Fresh and well made with great variety for all tastes. Service was efficient and very nice. Classy ambience. Bar was lively for those watching the World Cup. Teriyakis were a hit from the beef to salmon options. Sushi rolls were fresh. All at our table were happy with their meal. Cute are to walk around after dinner and further explore!

This was my first time coming to Daikon Sushi in Forest Hills. I came with four of my family…read moremembers and let me tell you this is not the last time. It was the best sushi I have ever had. The quality of the fish was very fresh and the way they presented the sushi was beautiful. I've been too many sushi places in Manhattan and all around the Queen's area but I must say this is the top place to be and the service is on point ambience is very clean and trendy. I would highly recommend Daikon Sushi!!!

Daikon is apparently the Japanese side of an otherwise generically American restaurant with split…read morepersonality (like a culinary Two Face), complete with its own Japanese-inspired menu. I hate to bring down a mom 'n' pop shop, but this place isn't very good. It's also kinda pricey for Forest Hills and for the quality you get. Sigh. The best dishes we got were the Oxtail Croquettes and the Crispy Salmon. Things started going downhill at the pretty but bizarrely flavored Forest Hills Roll, which inexplicably pairs salmon, tobiko, orange, chives, avocado sauce, and teriyaki mayo. I appreciate a creative/fusion roll, but salmon and orange should never, ever exist on the same plate. Ever. The worst item we got was the Chicken Udon. I'm not sure how aany Asian restaurant could mess up such a staple dish, but in Daikon's case, it's because they used Japanese SOUP udon, not stir-fry udon. As soon as the plate was set, I could tell it was the wrong type of udon, and the udon was massively overcooked. Yes, there are different types of udon and they are meant to be cooked in different ways. They are identifiable by their shapes, storage needs and preparation needs, a memo Daikon clearly missed. Points for loading the dish with veggies, but eating them within the soggy mess of udon was just unpleasant.

Best sushi for quick lunch or dinner. I am always satisfied when I order from here. My personal…read morefavorite is the crazy salmon roll. It's so delicious.

Cuisine: 7 Service: 7…read moreDecor: 5 Value: 7 Overall: 7 When you ask people, what's the best Japanese restaurant in Forest Hills, many people will mention Sushi Time. In reality, they don't serve high quality sushi omakase or anything fancy. However, they do serve some of the best sushi rolls in the area. Always fresh and many crazy concoctions that will satisfy almost any taste buds. I have been coming here ever since moving into the neighborhood. The servers have always been kind and helpful. The restaurant is very small and really focus mostly on takeout or delivery. On the last visit, I really like the Mini Scallop Roll and Spicy Tuna Crunchy Roll. Munchy Roll was just okay. White Tuna Sashimi was too cold and icy, while the White Tuna Nigiri was somewhat better. However, truth be told, just come for the fun and interesting sushi rolls and forget about the nigiri or sashimi.

Have been here twice, with a long pause in between visits and have found this place to be…read moreconsistently good. Very fresh fish and authentic flavors. Gracious service. Reasonably priced. Welcoming. I'd go back any time.

Absolutely love Katsuno. Everyone here from service to the chef were super nice and attentive and…read moreso welcoming and friendly. Intimate setting where you can really enjoy your dinner and company and also get to know the owners. Family owned and taken care of very well. All the food here is fresh and delicious and creative. Not your standard NYC Japanese restaurant but they take care to all their dishes. Highlights were the special tofu dish and toro salad. Tempura were all made well and not oily. Great katsu and anything on the sushi menu was divine. Love the toro, yellowtail, and sea urchin. Can't go wrong with either the nigiri or sashimi choices. A wonderful alcohol selection as well with special items i've never seen before but very refreshing were the green tea beer and the yuzu beer. A gem in forest hills and a must try. Definitely a repeat go to place and wonderful place in the neighborhood.

Maggie Chen was exceptional. The food was amazing. The noodles were bussin' lol (my kids words not…read moremine). Definitely our new spot to dine in.

Food was so good, tasty and the service was great, I will definitely go back. Maggie Chen had…read moregreat customer service

Went to the bar for Happy Hour. Jalapeño poppers were popping! Excellent $3 Heineken to wash it…read moredown. Pleasant bartender. Love the low colorful lighting and ambiance.

It had been a while since I visited Jade, so Restaurant Week felt like the perfect time to go back…read more The decor is beautiful, with the large Buddha in the center surrounded by fish. It definitely adds to the atmosphere. I went with the 4-course menu and started with the tamarind mockarita, which was so refreshing. For my appetizer, I had the rock shrimp tempura, followed by the drunken noodles for my main. The noodles had a nice kick to them without being too spicy for me. I ended with the fried banana ice cream, which was the perfect ending to a great meal. The staff was friendly overall, although someone who wasn't our waiter kept checking in pretty frequently, which made us feel a little rushed. For a Tuesday night, there was a good amount of diners. Jade is definitely a nice spot for groups or date night, and I even saw a few families dining with their kids.

My boyfriend and I were thoroughly impressed with Narita and the food we had. The food was very…read morefresh and had unique flavors that make it stand out against other sushi restaurants. We had a seafood rice dish that was absolutely out of this world that I highly recommend! We couldn't believe we hadn't tried this place yet and were so happy we found a new spot near Austin st to revisit!

Absolutely incredible Japanese restaurant! Everything we ordered was amazing, but the yellowtail…read morejalapeño was definitely one of my favorites. The crispy rice was perfectly crunchy and the tuna and salmon were so fresh and flavorful. The fatty toro was absolutely melt in your mouth delicious and easily one of the highlights of the meal. Every dish was beautifully presented, incredibly fresh, and full of flavor. Such a great experience from start to finish and I cannot wait to come back!