Great food and service! Generous portions...at a reasonable price. We had a large party and…read moreeveryone was served at the same time and enjoyed the food.

On a Sunday afternoon they were busier than I expected. They seemed to be short staffed. The wait…read morefor someone to take our order was longer than it should have been, and twice I had to flag down a staff member. The service was friendly, and they were doing their best. The sushi was good quality, but the rolls were on the small side. The miso soup was delicious, and a generous portion. The pork dumplings were crisp on the outside and the pork filling was flavorful. The fried ice cream was classic, and done just right, crisp fried dough on the outside, sweet vanilla ice cream in the inside. Delicious. Haven't had that in so long! The interior could use a little freshening up. For example, the plastic seat of my chair was ripped, the carpet has seen better days. The bathroom was clean. I would go back again.

Honestly super impressed! I had stopped in early on in their Falmouth location and wasn't too…read moreimpressed, but had a great experience this 2nd time. Sapporo might displace Yosaku as my go to lunch spot! The lunch menu is very reasonably priced, about $15-22 depending on what you get. 3 rolls for $18 is just about as good as it gets (lower for veggie) and they have some unusual additions as "standard" rolls including spicy scallop and real Maine crab California. I like that most of their hot food also has a smaller lunch portion as well. I've had the katsu before, would recommend. They also have kids sets including a sushi set, which is a big deal for me because my kid can be more expensive than me if I order her à la carte inari depending on the spot. Overall the ease of parking and beautiful interior make this tempting to just skip going into Portland when the sushi craving hits.

Sapporo, when on Commercial St, was the site of my 1st date with my husband of 25 yrs now. Finally…read moremade it back with great friends. It was wonderful. We went for happy hour and were surprised by the portion size. Honestly, more than we could eat. My margarita was perfect. The staff was friendly, funny and engaging. Will definitely be back!

7/9/26 A pleasant surprise- I expected a madhouse buffet-…read moreinstead I found a quiet, sedate, clean and beautifully decorated Asian decor. The service was prompt, attentive, accommodating. The passion fruit lemonade mocktail, a ten. I had a large platter of "a little of this, a little of that" : filet mignon, lobster, shrimp, scallops and noodles- small salad, clear broth soup. All good but too much food. I will return, sample the seafood ceviche. Why not a five star meal? It was my first visit- will need to sample more dishes.

I admit I was pleasantly surprised. My teenage daughter likes to come here with her friends for…read morehibachi grill. She has been begging me to go with her. So we finally went together. The hibachi grill "show" is exactly what you would expect. The flames, the spinning egg, the spatula banging/drumming, the onion flaming volcano, the tossing pieces of food so the customers can catch it in their mouth, and squirting sake directly into your mouth. I haven't been to hibachi grill in at least 15 years...nothing has changed. Exactly the same. The grill guy was very enthusiastic, funny, and gave my daughter a balloon when he was finished cooking. The food portions are generous. We both brought about half our meal. The food was fresh. The flavors were average...like they intentionally made them basic for the most common denominator. I did like each portion included both rice and noodles. The meal also comes with a small salad (very basic) and a clear broth soup which was better than I expected. The price is reasonable.

I stopped into King of the Roll for a casual dinner and tried the beef ramen. Overall, it was solid…read morebut not particularly memorable. The broth had some flavor but lacked the depth and richness I look for in a standout bowl of ramen, and the beef itself was a bit on the chewy side. The noodles were cooked fine, and the portion was reasonably filling, but the whole dish felt more like a generic noodle soup than a specialty ramen. Service was friendly and the atmosphere is relaxed, which made the visit pleasant enough. For sushi or a quick Japanese bite, King of the Roll still works, but if you're specifically craving really great ramen, there are better options in Portland. For the beef ramen alone, I'd give it 3 out of 5 stars.

John and Jenny are the hardest working couple I know. For decades the two have been serving some of…read morethe most affordable sushi in all of the city. I have never met two people more caring about feeding their community. This review is special as I had the privilege of working on their team some time this summer. You won't be disappointed. All of the desserts are amazing. The green tea fried ice cream is amazing. The iced tea is made in house. But the rainbow roll and vegetarian green dragon roll are amazing. Two clean bathrooms, outdoor seating in the summer time with a view to people watch. The sweet potato roll is one of their best as well. Enjoy.

Tried out this spot and it didn't disappoint! First off the serving sizes...HUGE! The pad Thai…read morealone could feed a whole family. I'm also a sucker for crab rangoons and these were perfect! Very balanced and good for an app. The server was lovely, it did take a little long but she gave us some edamame because of the wait! They're definitely still just working out kinks, but highly recommend stopping by.

I ordered a butterfly tea lemonade. I don't really know what butterflies taste like and I can't…read morereally place the flavor. On the sweet side, I think to its detriment. Not very special. It is a BEAUTIFUL drink, though. Love the colors! For my food, I got the Japanese curry. The portion size was very generous, the chicken was impressively crispy, even after being dunked in or mixed around in the curry sauce. The curry itself was a thick, rich, savory gravy. It's not spicy - very mild - and really complements the chicken and rice and other flavors very well. I will certainly be back.

I'm one of those people who is extremely picky about their sushi - annoyingly so. This is my go to…read morerestaurant when I want sushi. It is SO good. The customer service is fantastic here, and here's an example: the drunken noodle is not normally prepared with udon noodles. I mentioned that I was torn on what to order because I was craving an udon dish, but I was also very interested in the drunken noodles. I was instantly offered drunken noodles made with udon. I was incredibly impressed. Side note, it was amazing. Also great crab Rangoon and gyoza. Definitely recommend Ginza Town! A restaurant that really proves they are there to make their customers happy, and you can tell that their food is made by people with a passion for food!

Second time ordering from Gonzaga for delivery and have pictures of the rolls which weren't too…read moregood to look at. I did notice no wasabi or ginger for our specialty rolls. I'm thinking it may have helped later when my stomach went south. We won't be ordering from here again, at least not for delivery.

Good sushi in an area that doesn't have close-by other option. We've been twice, and I wish they…read morehad more staff, but I'm sure they do too. It's usually the owner working (I assume) and one other server, even the kitchen was running all the food out to the bar, but they're all flying around and get the job done. Even a dedicated bartender would really help their cause. This last time we also tried some fried food (veggie pakora essentially and rangoons) which weren't anything you'd write home about, but cooked well and hit the spot. I'm not sure what the hubbub is in regards to the sushi rolls. We had salmon rolls which were pieces of salmon, and spicy tuna which was ground tuna just like you would get at Sapporo, Kobe or Kon. It's not next-level, but perfectly acceptable and I don't know why you would expect anything more. Everything was fresh, no one felt ill in two times visiting. The rolls are huge and I like smaller pieces, but beyond that, perfectly fine. A good spot if you're in the area, just know you may need a little patience if they're short-staffed.

Cleanliness is suspect, would strongly not recommend here. Staff is very unfriendly, with all of…read morethe other options in Portland this would be at the bottom of my list.

I kind a wrote this place off from the online photos, and i was wrong. Fried dumplings (chicken)…read morewere delicious! Peppered beef was amazing too. Super over priced on things like( some protein) fried rice.

Finally a decent Chinese take out option in our neck of the woods!…read more We've been meaning to try this place for several months and got around to it on a cold December weeknight, when the thought of cooking after work was just out of the question. I was pleasantly surprised - Tasty Box exceeded my expectations on most fronts. I could tell the dumplings were handmade, you could taste chopped cabbage in the pork dumplings, and the chicken potstickers had a nice crispy skirt (iykyk). The shrimp and pork wonton soup (not pictured) had large pieces of shrimp in each wonton. The wonton broth was not overly salty and flavored with bonito and real seaweed. The Beijing beef was well-seasoned and the portion size was more than reasonable. The orange chicken (not pictured) was thinly battered (not caked in batter), although admittedly could have used a bit more orange flavor. The kung pao chicken had fresh pieces of zucchini, nice background heat from dried Szechuan chili peppers, and was not buried in a pile of peanuts. The eggplant tofu could have used a little more eggplant and a few of the dishes were on the salty side (what take out Chinese food isn't at least a bit salty?), but that's really the only criticism I can muster. The option to order a "small entree" size ranging from $6.50 to $8.50 is a nice idea, as we could try more dishes without committing to a full sized entree. I also enjoyed the insulated foil packaging some of the larger dishes came in - it kept the food very warm and less plastic is always a plus. All in all I think this place is gem and we will definitely be back to try more items on the menu. Previously we woud have to drive all the way to Li's Place in Freeport to get decent Chinese American takeout (without splurging on Empire with its hipster portions). I am so pleased to have this option in the neighborhood. My only concern is that some of the dishes / flavors may be a bit "too authentic" to appeal to the masses. For instance tomato egg stir fry is a real homecooked style Chinese dish and not found on a lot of Chinese American restaurant menus (I grew up on this dish and definitely want to try this next time). I hope to be proven wrong as I would love for this place to thrive and stay in business for many years. We could use more diverse dining options in Cape. For what it's worth I am Chinese so consider myself fairly discerning when it comes to Chinese restaurants...I haven't written a Yelp review in years, but felt compelled to write one tonight to support this local business!