I would be very comfortable to give 3.5 stars,but 3 stars is not fair. Ambiance is non-existent,…read morethis is neighborhood eatery type place. Service was good,despite the server being alone in between maybe 5 or6 tables occupied. Food was nice, everyone seemed to enjoy it . I tried 2 rolls that were really tasty. Poke roll,was basically regular roll topped with beautiful generous size poke of salmon,tuna and white tuna with jalapeño,cilantro, marinated onions and seaweed. It was spicy,tangy and delicious. Salmon lovers roll had nice pieces of salmon and yummy sauce. Prices were very reasonable, we might be back if happens to be around.

A small and quiet sushi spot with a kind staff that delievered an incredible experience. Soft music…read morehumming in the background, waitresses are quick and eager to offer more or answer questions and all the food was delightful. All the food ive had from this place is great. Will absolutely return for more.

The staff was so kind to let us in early before they really opened, we subbed the super cali roll…read morefor the lover roll. Sushi is cold just how I like it. There's so much tuna in the tuna roll and the quality of the fish is so good. The gyoza melted in the mouth and the dessert was delicious. The area is huge and I love the booth seating. 10/10 would come back!

Have always driven by this sushi spot and finally decided to try it. I started with their Takoyaki…read morewhich was good - nice crisp outer layer with a gooey center. The sushi was good as well and more for the Americanized palette with all the sauces. Definitely not the best sushi I have had, but decent and hits the spot for a quick bite. The server was absolutely amazing as well. Apps: Takoyaki Entrees: Spicy Salmon Roll and Earthquake Roll

Okada is a Pretty decent Japanese restaurant that serves Sushi and Ramen…read more I stopped by on a winter weekend while visiting the One Loudoun area. I ordered the D49. Spicy Chicken Miso Ramen Dinner as I came at 3 PM which was a little after the dinner hours. It was pretty good. Came with bamboo shoots, seaweed, and boiled egg and the spicy chili sauce on the side. I asked for it on side as I wanted to experience the taste w/o spice and then add it myself if needed. Overall, it was pretty tasty. Nothing outstanding, but maybe my taste buds weren't functioning. It was not bad overall, and was filling as I hadn't a proper breakfast even. I would rate it 7/10. Not bad, and the cost for dine-in was a little over $20, which wasn't bad but not cheap either. For the service, I'll give it a pass. Overall, impressed with this Japanese restaurant and hopefully will be back to try something else on the menu, if I find myself in the One Loudoun area again.

Stopped in with my friends tonight for dinner. The restaurant definitely drew a crowd for dinner…read more There are several parking options within the center- parking garages, street parking, and a couple of lots. The blueberry mojito was DELICIOUS! The appetizers were pretty tasty too. However, I was not overly impressed with my main meal. I ordered a hibachi combo, the filet mignon and chicken. I was honestly disappointed, the flavors were lacking in my opinion. Service was attentive and portions were decent. Sad to say it, but I do think there are better Hibachi restaurants in the area with comparable pricing.

Fast and friendly service with many options and lots of rolls to choose from! Fresh fish and super…read morecrispy but not oily tempura. The rolls have a thin layer of rice, which most sushi places put too much. Miyama has the perfect fish to rice ratio where it doesn't feel like you're eating mostly rice. Good amount of seating inside but noticed they have a lot of carry out business. Not crowded on a weeknight but always a revolving door for takeout. Don't like a shopping strip sushi place deter you!

Decided to walk over after work to grab dinner since I needed something quick before going to my…read moresecond job. Ordered 2 orders of salmon roe (each order comes with 2 pieces), the sunset roll and the 007 roll. I personally liked the 007 roll compared to sunset as it was more flavorful. Service is quick. A walk in order literally took 10 minutes. It's a small but casual restaurant. Pretty pricey for dinner (I spent close to $50 on 16 pieces total for take out).

I recently went to Benihana, and it was honestly a really fun experience. The biggest highlight is…read moredefinitely the hibachi-style cooking right in front of you. The chef wasn't just cooking--he was putting on a full show with tricks, jokes, and fire, which made the whole meal feel like entertainment, not just dinner. the best employee is Nou

I've been here twice, the service is decent, the food is just ok. To me it might be a bit…read moreoverpriced for what you get as they seem to uncharge for just about everything. Now this is probably one of those places you go for the experience as opposed to the fine dining. If it's a birthday or perhaps you have some kiddos in your family who might be a bit adventurous as far as eating its worth going. I will say when we were there last weekend, it was really cold inside to the point that I couldn't even take off my coat to dine. Not sure if there was something going on with their HVAC system.

Good sushi. Wouldn't recommend the shrimp fry rice, everything else was excellent. Definitely…read morerecommend for the price.

Holy Crowded Saturday! After a day in DC, we opted to head home and eat at our favorite AYCE Asian…read moredining venue. We RARELY go out in Saturday nite because everyone in Loudoun goes out. BUT we weee starving and didn't want to eat burgers and fries at the convention center. The place was packed but the service was good. Food arrived quickly and served fresh, nothing cold or old. Tables were quickly cleaned and people leaving and arriving constantly. It's good to see that this AYCE is still doing well despite lots of Loudoun County closures.

Pretty good, pretty quick. Fair prices. Like the bento…read moreboxes, dumplings, and the egg rolls. California rolls and tuna rolls are fair, wouldn't go nuts over them.

So they are DEFINITELY very quick. Amazingly so…read more The sushi is certainly B or C grade but it's yummy and you can't beat the speed and price. The hibachi meals/bento boxes are not of the highest quality, don't expect what you'd get from a high-dollar hibachi restaurant. But the food is tasty and you get a lot for your money. The noodles, meats, veggies, dumplings, etc., are all really good. The two things to avoid are the salmon (STRANGEST SALMON I'VE EVER SEEN/TASTED) and the 'fried rice.'

All other sarku they cooked infront of you freshly but this location they already cooked. they just…read moreserve you. they charge extra from other one & portion very low Service is really bad

MY 2 STAR RATING IS NOT ABOUT FOOD TASTE, QUALITY AND FRESHNESS WHICH IS VERY GOOD ON ALL FRONTS at…read morethis location (**for the hibachi teriyaki grilled chicken which is the only entree we ever get here**) The 2 stars is for the ever increasing prices of this place and the continued shrinkflation happening here (and at the other Sarku locations I'm sure). I read my last review of this place over 2 years ago and chuckled. Even back then (just coming out of covid) I was complaining about these same things - price increase and shrinkflation. And to think I thought $22 for 2 teriyaki chicken meals was too much! This weekend I paid $19 for ONE, count 'em ONE, chicken teriyaki meal, granted with double meat. What in the world was I complaining about 2+ years ago, amiright?! lol Then why keep coming here, you ask? Well, sometimes you have to cave in when the teriyaki craving hits you. We come out to the mall eatery when we're in the area running errands. The eatery has surprisingly rebounded and appears to be reconstituting its offerings although the mall itself, post-covid, remains a sad and sorry shell of its former self. #sadface Back to Sarku...No complaints at all about the taste, freshness and quality of the teriyaki chicken. A container full of sizzling, piping hot and fresh grilled meat right from watching it get expertly grilled right before your own eyes - CAN'T GET MORE FRESH THAN THAT. The "chef" working the grill honestly is a pro. We remember him when he first started wayyyyy back in the day (well before covid) - "apprenticing" under the prev "chef". This guy is good - he apprenticed well lol. He's fast, efficient and knows how to crank out multiple orders at once. Frankly, he single-handedly keeps this place running like a top. (Give this guy a raise....or part ownership of the business because he's the one keeping this place alive and kicking.) So, NO COMPLAINTS AT ALL WITH SARKU'S FOOD QUALITY. Our go-to order now is to order 1 ENTREE WITH DOUBLE MEAT. It's definitely a better deal and IT'S ENOUGH FOR 2 PEOPLE TO SHARE - especially if you're not ravenous. Check out my pic and vid of our double meat order. You'll see what I mean. ANOTHER TIP: no matter that we no longer frequent this place much anymore (due to how expensive it's become for "fast food"), we still keep a FREQUENT DINER CARD on hand and use it when we go/order - it's worth getting a free entree for every 6 you order - so if you're not doing that (especially if you do go here regularly or order multiple entrees in a single visit), get a card from the cashier and start getting your entrees stamped and earning a free meal. The cards never expire and are not location specific so even better if you frequent different Sarku locations. As I said, we don't go out of our way to go to this Sarku or any other location because of how pricey it is. Sarku has continued to steadily jack up their prices AND have made their containers smaller and smaller and smaller (so they can make you feel like they've generously stuffed your box full of food - clever! ...not). Their other menu items might be better value but I seriously doubt it and I don't think I would trust sushi made at a fast food carryout joint anyway. So, for all these reasons, we only go when we're in the area of the mall AND have a craving for teriyaki chicken.

The food is super subpar for $18 they give you a baby portion of ramen. The wings were salty and…read morethe beef Goya were baby size. I spent $50 on it and had to go to McDonald's after to get filled. By the way this place is called Benihana not RA sushi. This is absolute NO and avoid.

This is actually benihana. I wouldn't even give this food to my dog. You will have better luck…read moredumpster diving outside a safeway for expired fish. Stay away!