If you're a sushi lover like me, you know sushi can get pricey! So I was SO happy when I found…read morethis lunch special at Yoo Sushi. You can get 2 rolls for $12 or 3 rolls for just $15! They also have a full page of other lunch specials to choose from! Sweet Potato Roll -- 7/10 California Roll -- 9/10 Crunchy Shrimp Roll -- 8/10 Definitely a great spot for an affordable sushi lunch!

Wow! Outstanding is an understatement! We ordered the crab rangoon, nim chow (more shrimp) ,…read moresteamed broccoli, fried tofu ( lightly fried and delicious), California roll, Philadelphia roll & shrimp tempura roll. Seriously, fantastic food!

I'm a regular there. Been going there around once a week for a few months. Awesome service, amazing…read morefood. Highly recommend! ​

Cozy little spot on Warwick Ave, ample parking, and comfy booths. Worker was very friendly and…read moreattentive. Came here on a Sunday and business wasn't too busy but steady. Didn't order much but definitely want to go back and try their fried chicken. We got Senjoy ramen and house avocado salad. Ramen was typical, nothing spectacular. The portion was generous as well as the salad...plenty of avocado and I asked for sauce on the side. The booth was clean and setup with utensils, napkins, condiments and etc. When we return, hopefully the whole fried chicken will update the stars to five.

I ordered pickup and the service was very efficient, my food was ready in ten minutes! The sushi…read morerolls here are delicious and it's a cozy, clean restaurant.

The food and service are really good! I really like the ambiance there. It's close to Brown…read moreUniversity.

Such a fun experience! I've been to quite a few hibachi places in different states, and this was…read moredefinitely one of the best! We came in on a Friday night around 7:30, and it was pretty busy. They only take reservations for groups of 4+, but even without one, we only waited about 30 minutes for a table to fill up with another group. Our waiter was very attentive and got us started with drinks and appetizers right away. We tried the lychee martini, which was delicious, while the mai tai was just alright. Before the hibachi started, we were also served mushroom soup and ginger salad, which were both good starters. For hibachi, we ordered the filet and the shrimp/scallops and added noodles. Dinner comes with fried rice, and the portions are HUGE! The noodle portion, on the other hand, was pretty small, so I'm not sure I'd add those again. The best part was definitely our chef! He was super funny and interactive, and we were all laughing our heads off throughout the meal. There are multiple hibachi tables, so the whole restaurant has a lively, fun atmosphere. Overall, definitely recommend for a fun night out with friends! Great food, great service, and such an entertaining experience!

Yum!!!! I came in for an early dinner with Meg M the other night, and I'm so happy that we did! For…read morestarters, there is a huge parking lot and the restaurant is super clean - great first impressions! We each had tasty cocktails and ordered some appetizers - shrimp shumai and two specialty sushi rolls. The sushi was so fresh and delicious! It made me do a happy food dance. For our entrees I ordered more shrimp! I had the basil shrimp with noodles and Meg had the crispy peanut chicken with noodles. I love that you can upgrade to noodles instead of rice! The food was so good!!! The peanut sauce was to die for too. Meg tried the fried ice cream for dessert too and it looked bomb! The food and ambiance are all amazing but the staff were so nice. They all made a point to check on us frequently and make sure we got anything we needed. I can't wait to come back for hibachi!

My husband and I usually come for dinner. Today we had time for lunch. Sushi chef meticulously…read moreprepared husband's cucumber and seaweed salad and low carb roll. My Larb Kai was beautifully prepared with ground chicken, fresh mixed greens, mint, and just enough spice (I asked for just a little spicy). The steamed gyoza was perfect. The food was so delicious, we forgot to take pictures! Sushi chefs and servers are always attentive and super friendly. The atmosphere is welcoming, and the decor is classy. Lim's does not disappoint!

Let me start with: my kid has a peanut allergy. We didn't…read moreorder anything that had peanuts, but they made sure nothing did. The simple sushi (spicy salmon roll and mango roll) were, as stated, simple. But they were very pleasant. The Holy Basil Chicken was very tasty. On medium heat we had to add extra chili sauce, but was very flavorful. I was most impressed with the Tuna Pizza "maki". That term is used in a rather loose sense, but in a good way. It was basically rice flattened into a disc, fried into mochi texture then cut into triangular slices that were each topped with spicy tuna and sauce with a thin slice of jalapeño. It was glory in every bite! I can't describe how much I liked this. The combination of flavors and textures. Recommend

I've been visiting Haruki for years and it hasn't disappointed. The menu offers a variety of…read moredifferent raw and cooked sushi as well as other entrees and apps. There's so many amazing things on the menu. The prices are really good, the quality of food is delicious and the service is always amazing. I got a dragon sushi and my friend ordered something with salmon. Will continue to go back always.

Between the sentimental memories & the consistently awesome sushi, Haruki's in Cranston remains one…read moreof my favorite restaurants! On this visit, we ordered hot sake & a Sapporo to share. Then we went with our "regular" order: - Daisuke maki: inside - spicy tuna, cucumber, asparagus & tempura bits; outside - tuna, tobiko, spicy mayo, sweet sauce, chili sauce & cilantro with extra habanero tobiko on top (you are going to see a trend here!) - Spicy scallop maki with extra habanero tobiko - Negihama maki with minced yellowtail & green onion - Spicy tuna hand roll with habanero tobiko - which is our idea of the perfect dessert! Food is fresh & flavorful, always a fun & interactive experience at the sushi bar! NOM NOM NOM #YUM

I came here for dinner on a Saturday night. The seating area was empty but there seemed to be a…read morerobust take out flow. As this is my only experience here, I am unsure if the loud club music over the speaker system is usual or just a Saturday night thing. The service was very friendly, attentive, and fast. The food was high quality for the most part, maybe in need of MSG in others. We got wonton soup, boneless spare ribs, crab rangoon, scallion pancakes, pork lo mein, a chicken fingers and beef teriyaki dinner combination, and a chicken lo mein dinner combination. There were also table chips that showed up for us. The wonton soup was a surprise, full of ingredients and a savory broth. I don't think I've had such an overflowing bowl of wonton soup in a long time. The boneless spare ribs were just right ribs. Sometimes you get them and they've been over glazed or the glaze is syrupy. Not these. Juicy, flavorful but not sticky. The hunt for good crab rangoons continues. There were so many, and they were purse shaped (my preference), crispy and hot. Very forward sweet cream cheese flavor with a slight sour back note. Unfortunately, that's it. Nothing else to speak of, which leaves me with where's the crab in the crab rangoon? The scallion pancake could be better. This one was dense not flaky, maybe undercooked, and definitely not providing much in the flavor category. The lo mein was most of the way there. Cook was good, noodles were slippery, ratio to noodles, pork, and vegetables were spot on. This is where the MSG could have come in. All the flavors were muted, and even with intentional eating they were tough to discern. Some seasoning could have popped them up. The dinner combinations are where the theme of the night, abundance, really showed itself. Here were full orders of the main (chicken fingers and lo mein) accompanied by a generous scoop of fried rice, and a spring roll. There were two beef teriyaki not a full order of five, but there was already so much food. The chicken fingers and teriyaki continued the trend of juicy and tender with good flavor. The spring rolls were oddly salty, and had an interior like you'd find in moo goo gai pan without the chicken. The lo mein had the same ups and downs as the separate order of lo mein. The fried rice was probably the only wholly negative thing all night. Too much wok hei led to a prominent propane flavor throughout. Are there some things that could be better? Yes, which is why this isn't five stars. Was the overall experience positive, would I 100% recommend people go here? Also yes. From an accessibility standpoint, wide aisles, large bathroom, and the mirror was even angled down. High marks for that.

Lost my lunch box on my bike ride so thought I could sooth my hunger with a lunch from Dragon. I…read morehave been a few times and often it's good enough to continue going. I ordered the Pupu platter for 1, I originally just wanted an egg roll, but succumbed to my hunger and went bigger. The restaurant is clean, roomy and well designed. The staff are super sweet and my order was ready and hot when I got there. Willet Pond is across the street with picnic tables and a nice view, so I settled in. Most of my food was good and satisfying. The pork leather under it all missed the mark. I use the word leather because the texture was like Jerky, way way too dried out. Small disappointment, but there are worse things in life. It said it comes with a egg roll but it was actually a spring roll, which I also love. Crisp and fresh, so I survived.​​​

Jacky's Galaxy has been one of my steady go-to spots for years now. Before this North Providence…read morelocation even existed, I used to be a regular at their old Mineral Spring Ave location back when it was open. Tuesday and Thursday nights, like clockwork. So I've been eating their food for a long time at this point, and one thing I can say is they've always been consistent. The food comes out hot, fresh, and reliably good every time. They also have a huge menu, which I appreciate because not everyone wants the same thing when you go out to eat. You can get sushi, classic Asian dishes, noodles, rice plates, appetizers, pretty much whatever mood you're in. If you like sushi especially, their sushi menu is honestly pretty strong. The restaurant itself has a modern look without feeling cold or overly trendy. Nice atmosphere overall, and there's plenty of parking in the back which makes life easier, especially on busy nights. Now for the couple things that keep it from being 5 stars for me. First, the service robot. I know some people probably think it's cute or futuristic or whatever, but personally I'm not a fan. It actually turned me off enough that I stopped going for a short period. I go out to dinner to interact with people, not Wall-E carrying my fried rice across the dining room. That said, I've been back multiple times since and it feels like they're using it less now, or at least less aggressively, which I appreciate. The other thing is the noise level. The dining room can get loud. Usually that doesn't bother me much, but if you're trying to have an actual conversation across the table sometimes you find yourself repeating things. Still, none of that has stopped me from going back. It's close to home for me in Lincoln, the food is consistently good, and they rarely miss the mark. That kind of consistency is underrated these days.

Hair in my sushi. I would have still ate the piece that had it but felt like it broke off when…read moretaking it out. (I don't want a refund/credit... just do better) The bleached flour fortune cookies are the worst possible fortune cookies you can get. Congrats. Look up how bad bleached flour is.