I was not expecting to have such a spectacular experience at such an unassuming spot, but our…read moreentire dinner experience was incredible. Located on a scenic little road, you'll find Fogama tucked away between other shops and restaurants. When you walk in the restaurant looks quite small, but they have another seating and bar area upstairs to accommodate more guests. I visited with a large group for a work dinner (we had reservations) and we were immediately seated immediately. The waitresses were attentive throughout our time here. One of the main things that immediately impressed me was the wine list. I was excited to see Sancerre on the expansive list and immediately ordered. The food itself was INCREDIBLE. We ordered a mix of hot and cold appetizers, classic rolls, and specialty roles. There is truly something on their menu for everyone, and we all raved about the freshness and quality of all of the dishes. Just a great experience overall. I would definitely visit again when I'm in the area.

Prices listed on yelp menu for fogama are not the real prices . Its a scam. U call and rolls are…read more75% more than advertised in menu in yelp. Tuna salmon roll 7.25$$ no its 10.00$ . Shame on you

My wife and I were out to see a movie at the Mamaroneck Cinema and decided we would cap off the…read moreevening with dinner. At first, I was a little concerned because the place was crowded, but they seated us right away and we didn't have reservations. They took our order almost immediately and we did not wait long for our food, which was delicious. We started with Pork Gyoza and Vietnamese Shrimp Summer Roll. For the entrees I had the Sashimi Deluxe, and the fish was very fresh. My wife had General Tso's Chicken and the chicken was extremely tender and flavorful. The decor was lovely and noise level was moderate considering they also do full blown hibachi. But I really wanna shout out the entire staff. Every single person seemed to go out of their way to be friendly and attentive. I definitely recommend and would come back again.

Took my mother here for Mother's Day and boyyyyy I wish it was Groundhog Day so I could eat this…read moremeal over and over and over again. We started with the filet mignon lettuce wraps and the plum BBQ ribs MMMMMMM! Food was so good I'm somewhere rubbing my left nipple right now just thinking about it. For the mains, ya boy had the sesame chicken, beef fried rice, and the most elite Shirley Temple my inner child could ever dream of. Mama Love got the fried snapper, lil bro absolutely annihilated his eggplant dish. Plates was getting cleaned like rent was due. I really can't say enough good things about Red Plum. Service was good ,t's usually AMAZING, but I get it, it was Mother's Day and they was getting smoked. Still, the ambiance and vibes were stellar. Real cozy, real cool, low lighting, good energy... the type of spot you pull up to for a date, family dinner, or to fake having your life together for two hours.

*Look on clipp.com for coupons!*…read more My favorite Chinese restaurant of all time is basically right next door so I never was compelled to try Aria considering I don't eat sushi, but I got a coupon in the mail and decided to try it with my mom. First off just to note, it is absolutely FREEZING in there. Probably good for the sushi station that is right out where the tables are but definitely plan on bringing a sweatshirt. I ordered the dumpling soup which was really good, nice and hot in a cold restaurant on a rainy day. My only complaint about it was that they didn't pull apart the cilantro leaves and I got a big mouthful with a sprig of it and it was unpleasant, even as someone who likes cilantro. A little goes a long way! I liked the beef negimaki, naturally its a bit hard to eat and chew but that's how it always is. The flavor was good, nothing above and beyond. Surprisingly, I was much more partial to my mom's chicken tempura than what I ordered and I would definitely order that instead next time, I really liked the flavor of the breading. I was too full and cold to get a dessert but they had tartufo and fried ice cream which I'd definitely come back to try! It isn't the best Asian restaurant in the area in my opinion but not bad!

Unpleasant experience. Waitress had some sort of attitude. Teriyaki Chicken was like rubber. The…read moremiso soup smelt like a dirty fish tank. The tuna was grey and light red. The menu had sauce and food stains all over it. The spicy tuna filling smelt disgusting. I know good sushi and hospitality when I see it. This place lacked both. Save yourself the headache and don't go to this place. It also just felt DIRTY in the dining area.

Amazing food and great quality. Exactly the same quality I…read morecan found in Japan. I recommend it Service was nice and efficient The food is well presented and fresh

This was one of the worst restaurant experiences I've had…read more I placed a takeout order and, when I arrived, the chef behind the counter immediately assumed I was an Uber Eats or delivery driver and told me to leave. I explained that I was there to pick up my own order, but was then told they don't do takeout and was directed next door to collect my "pickup order." After leaving confused, I called the restaurant to find out where my food actually was. Only then was I told to come back because my order had been there the entire time. The entire process was disorganized, unprofessional, and completely avoidable. What made the experience especially upsetting was that I was treated as though I didn't belong there from the moment I walked in. It felt like I was being stereotyped based on my appearance, and I left feeling embarrassed and disrespected. Whether intentional or not, that's how the interaction came across, and it ruined the experience before I even received my food. As for the food, the uni tasted old and lacked freshness. The scallops were mediocre at best--I'd rate them a C. The sashimi assortment was the only highlight, as it was fresh and flavorful. I had originally hoped to return for the dine-in experience, but after the way I was treated, I have absolutely no interest in ever coming back. No meal is worth being made to feel unwelcome. There are too many restaurants that value their customers and know how to treat people with basic respect.

We went at 6 o'clock. The service was good.. since they have reopened. The place was clean and the…read morefood was actually very good.. I really enjoyed it and we weren't rushed out after we ate so it was actually nice to be able to sit and talk..

I went in here hoping for a quick dinner before a movie and I was surprised by how big the place…read morewas. It has a modern feel to it with the metal tables and chairs but feels fresh and clean. I started with the steamed veggie dumplings which were amazing paired with the sauce. It was soy based but wasn't too salty and had a nice, balanced sweetness to it which I loved. Then came the chicken chow fun and it was big enough that I had to take the rest home which made for a great lunch at work the next day! I loved how each bite had a new vegetable in it; eggplant, broccoli, carrot, mushroom, jicama, peppers, onions. And LOTS of noodles. I really enjoyed it! Would definitely come back maybe on a night where it's bustling a bit more (I went on a Wednesday at 5pm and was the only one there).

I can't express how amazing the people are at Zenzo. We had an issue with Uber and with one call,…read moreZenzo's came to the rescue. We will be customers for life! Thank you, Zenzo Sushi!

This has become a regular in our rotation when we're in the area, and for good reason. We stopped…read morein around 5:30pm and were seated right away. It wasn't overly crowded at first, but you could hear the steady flow of takeout and delivery orders coming through. By the time we were wrapping up, the dining room had filled in nicely without feeling packed. Parking on Mamaroneck Ave can take a little patience, but a couple of loops usually does the trick. We like to grab a table near the front, which gives a nice view of the street and adds to the relaxed, neighborhood feel. Service has been consistently solid, often with the same familiar face taking care of us, which adds a layer of comfort and reliability. We typically order a variety of rolls, two per person and share across the table, creating our own tasting experience. Everything comes out beautifully presented, almost like edible artwork, and more importantly, tastes just as good as it looks. Paired with a Sapporo, it's a simple formula that works every time. A dependable sushi spot that delivers on consistency, presentation, and flavor.

I came here because I kept seeing it on instagram and I saw they had a location in White Plains…read morewhich made me really happy. I went and first the place is quite small, similar to an authentic ramen place in Japan. That was nice and you can see the food being cooked as you order it. Secondly the food was ok, but my chicken was under cooked, red inside but yet it was burnt outside. That is why I took off a star. I would not come back, it is a nice place and I do recommend you try it. I myself, have had other ramen places in the area which I have enjoyed more. Overall the experience was nice. The employees were very nice and when I told them about the chicken, they wanted to give me a new piece but I said no because it was only one piece and most of it was already eaten.

Duke's Ramen in Mamaroneck has a relaxed, casual vibe with a clean, modern interior that feels…read moreinviting and comfortable for a casual meal. Everything is ordered through a QR code at the bar, which makes the service quick and easy. I ordered the tonkotsu ramen which was fully customizable, so I could choose exactly what I wanted. The broth was rich, the pork was tender, and the soft boiled egg, corn, scallions, greens, bamboo shoots, and nori all worked together really well. It's a great place to stop in for a satisfying bowl without a long wait.

We've been going to Edo for the past 11 years now and yes they have gone through different…read moremanagement and all of the hibachi chefs have been replaced except for one. We couldn't believe he was still there when we saw him cooking at a different table. Overall, the decor and space haven't changed at all. It well kept with the Japanese theme. Service was great and our waiter was consistently refilling my son's glass. Noise level: high but fun! They still sing happy birthday in Japanese which makes the place entertaining and exciting! Great place for family especially with little kids. So what has changed? Of course the prices which makes sense but unfortunately also the flavor to some of their food. Edo was honestly the best hibachi place back in the days but tonight there were some hits and misses. We always order the combination: steak (filet mignon) and chicken/shrimp every time we come. The combination hibachi comes with a few grilled shrimps as an appetizer, soup, salad, noodles, mixed vegetables, and white rice. Yes, they still toss the zucchini to you to catch which is a great start to any hibachi meal. Soup: (4/5) super light broth with some fried tempura crumbles that floats on top. It used to have a few sliver of sliced mushrooms back in the days but no mushrooms in sight tonight. Salad: (4/5) simple iceberg lettuce with shredded carrots and grape tomatoes topped with their ginger dressing. This hasn't changed and still fresh and tasty. Shrimp: (4/5) used to be more flavorful but still tasty. Mixed vegetables: (5/5) mushrooms, broccoli, zucchini, and onions were tender and were flavorful. I enjoy dipping them into both the hot mustard and ginger soy sauces. Noodles: (2/5) what happened? Bland and lack the savory flavor that we used to love. It used to be the best hibachi noodles hands down so I'm glad we double up the noodles tonight. Super disappointed with the noodles today. Filet mignon: (5/5) thank goodness our steak was tender and super flavorful. Seasoned perfectly and was medium rare as I requested. Fried rice (extra cost): (3/5) good but wasn't great. Just like the noodles, their fried rice used to be so tasty and full of flavor. Unfortunately, today was just good not great. Under seasoned? Chicken: (4/5) chicken was good. It tasted like a lighter version of a chicken teriyaki. We finished off with their complimentary ice cream scoop. Ice cream choices were chocolate, strawberry, vanilla, green tea, and rainbow sherbet. Overall, it's still a great place for dinner with free entertainment. Our chef was young but entertaining. We would probably still continue to come back here but hope they improve their noodles and fried rice recipe.

aiden is the best server/buser definitely deserves a raise &' would love his service again!!!read more