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Parking here is tough. Lots of spaces are reserved for certain businesses. People parked in front…read moreof the farmers insurance building despite the reserved parking for their customers only because they're closed after 4/5pm so it works out for Mikuni customers lol. We had to circle the parking lot and wait for someone to leave. Parking spaces are also very small. We came on Friday night around 5pm and it was about a 15 minute wait for a table of two. They text you when your table is ready. Didn't really like that the tables are seated so close to each other. We could hear the whole conversation of the table next to us. It's also loud and couldn't hold a conversation so I wouldn't come here for a date night. We were told sushi rolls were a 30 minute wait but it didn't take that long. Sushi rolls were yummy as usual! We normally frequent the Elk Grove location and will likely stick to that one just because it's easier parking and never crazy loud inside.

Umami Ramen in Folsom is a cozy little spot tucked away in a shopping center, serving up rich,…read moreflavorful ramen with plenty of options to satisfy your cravings. It's the kind of place where a comforting bowl of noodles really hits the spot. I ordered the Black Garlic Ramen, and it did not disappoint! The broth was rich, creamy, and packed with a deep, roasted garlic flavor. The tender pork chashu, noodles, mushrooms, and crunchy bean sprouts complemented each other perfectly. Everything came together for a hearty, satisfying bowl. Sometimes all you need is a good bowl of ramen, and this one delivered! The portions are generous, and the combination of flavors and textures makes this a great choice for anyone who enjoys a rich, savory ramen. Definitely worth digging into! Rex Tip: Before heading out, check out the little shop section to on left inside the restaurant! They have a fun selection of Japanese snacks, toys, and even Japanese Pokémon cards. It's a neat little bonus, especially for Pokémon fans and anyone who enjoys discovering unique Japanese treats. You never know what prehistoric treasure you might uncover! 5 ROARS from Focusaurus Rex!

I've been coming here since it was opened a few years ago but kept forgetting wriing a reviews for…read moreit. I remembered when they had $5 bowl discount back then and it was packed. :-) The ramens here have been consistently good though the pricing has caught up with other Ramen restaurants in Folsom. When they first opened, it was below $15 for a bowl while other were $17, now it's the same everywhere in Folsom with $17/$18.50 for a bowl. Even though the foods are good, the price increased all around this has reduced my eating out on weekends more. I used to go out eating twice on Sat and Sun but now just cut it in half. This applied to all restaurants in Folsom.

This is our new favorite sushi restaurant, it was a great experience and family friendly!…read more Everyone is very kind and welcoming, and the ambience is very traditional. The interior is focused and intimate, utilizing wood booths and panel walls creating a serene space that is almost ritualistic in a peaceful and unwinding way. The waitress was very Kind to us and the chef was prompt. On top of our orders, the chef brought out carved fruit for our kids twice! Before and after our meals. We thought this was such a great gesture and make the kiddos happy and feel special. The food was great! Love that they have a protein section using no rice to skip the carbs. Their toro was fantastic, and the chef even placed 24k gold flakes on top when he presented the dish. This was a great experience and we cannot wait to return and enjoy another wonderful experience! Highly recommend!

Nara Sushi was a pleasant surprise on a drive through Folsom. We were looking for a late lunch and…read moredecided to give it a try. Since it wasn't very busy when we arrived, we were seated right away. The dining room is fairly large, with a mix of tables, booths, and counter seating. Each table has a tablet for electronic ordering, but we decided to go old-fashioned and order through our server. We started with a large hot sake and six pieces of gyoza, asking our server to hold the entrées until we finished. The sake hit the spot and paired nicely with the gyoza. The gyoza tasted good but was just a bit harder than we'd like. For the main meal, I ordered a bento box with nigiri sushi and tempura, while the others chose a salmon teriyaki bento box and a Spicy Yellowtail Roll. My nigiri tasted fresh and nicely prepared. I also tried a piece of the Spicy Yellowtail Roll and found it to have a nice flavor profile. The salmon teriyaki was clean and sweet, with a natural salmon flavor, and was tender and juicy. The portions were generous, making for a satisfying meal, and everyone enjoyed their food, although my companions thought the tempura was a bit too oily. Despite the slightly firm gyoza and oily tempura, the good sake, generous portions, and relaxed atmosphere made for a very enjoyable lunch. The highlight for me was sipping the remaining sake and enjoying the nigiri.

I ate at Narumi Sushi on a Saturday evening in September, and then about a week later, they closed…read morethe business called Narumi Sushi, and reopened under Akame Sushi. Both of the restaurants were all you can eat sushi restaurants, with very similar menus. The salmon sushi pieces were good, but the yellowtail was a little fishy so I stopped ordering yellowtail and continued to order more salmon. We enjoyed the cooked food and desserts. The staff and waitress were nice, but not too speedy. The restaurant was large and pretty casual. The decor was a little plain in the room that we sat in. Narumi Sushi is marked as closed, so look at Akame Sushi for the new sushi restaurant name.

Now AKAME SUSHI. Still AYCE sushi and more. Two menu options to choose from. We chose the more…read moreexpensive one (B) just so we could order anything, plus it was only $1-2 difference. Before tip, it's about $40/pp. You best believe we ordered a lot! Our server was kind, attentive, and efficient. She came over right away and took our drink and appetizer orders. I ordered about half of the listed appetizers. Favorites were the shrimp and veggie tempura and the shrimp fried rice. Miso soup served a good hot temperature with seaweed and tofu and not too salty. Good start with edamame and seaweed salad. We ordered most of the teriyaki proteins. Great char on the chicken and the beef was so tender. We asked for mixed sashimi plate. The presentation was disappointing (very plain) and so was the taste. Didn't look or taste the freshest. The hamachi and salmon yama were both nicely fried with crispy skin. Maybe a bit overdone, but was still good. The sea steak salad was very fresh, thinly cut, and had a kick. Another favorite! We also had their dim sum, the shrimp har gow being the best. Soft shell crab tasted like burnt oil. The fried banana for dessert would've been better but was over fried. I suggest ordering fried items early. Ice cream was Melona bars on a stick and our server said they also had mochi ice cream, not on the menu. Oh, and they were out of oysters. Overall, food was probably 3 stars but service was good and pretty fast with all the food coming out. Wishing AKAME good luck. That location is kinda hidden and next to a sketch hotel/apartment complex.

First time here and had the best experience! They have wonderful service and the place is very…read morepeaceful with chill music. We had the spicy salmon lover taco and it was sooo delicious along with the avocado salad. We ended with the midnight crunch affogato dessert, which was amazing! I highly recommend. (:

Ramen review: We…read moreordered the tonkatsu, spicy miso, and spicy beef ramen. All three had rich, flavorful broths with plenty of depth. The noodles had a nice texture, and the portions were satisfying. My only minor critique is that the broth could have been served a little hotter--it was warm but not piping hot. The chili oil used in the spicy miso ramen had peanuts-caution to those with peanut allergy. Other than that, everything was delicious, and I'd happily come back to try more of the menu.

Aiko has closed! I dined at Aiko less than 2 weeks ago and had the most amazing sushi! So…read moredisappointed to find out that the restaurant closed just about a week later. That's the second time within 2 weeks that I've dined at a sushi restaurant in Rancho/Folsom area and then they've closed the next week. Is this a curse? Hopefully not. I still wanna give this restaurant five stars, because I literally had the best chirashi of my life. The bowl was so beautiful presented, there were so many excellent fishes in the chirashi, the fish was fresh and delicious, they provided the better wasabi, and...it was so exceptional! In addition to the salmon and yellowtail and walu, the bowl had bluefin tuna, seared salmon belly, seared bluefin tuna, and toro! They also had good tamago. This trumped all chirashi bowls and most sushi restaurants ever. My friend got the chicken teriyaki and it looked delicious. They gave plenty of dark meat chicken, with tempura, and miso soup. This was a destination sushi restaurant, worth going out of your way for. I can't believe I just discovered this restaurant, but it had been around for years. They had plenty of seating, with Thursday night football playing on the TV at the bar area. The service was fairly good as they were getting pretty busy as the evening went on. The sushi was so amazing. Aiko closing is not okay.

This place is a gem. Visited for our 2nd time this past…read moreWednesday and everything was delicious! We ordered a few rolls and their large sashimi platter (my teen's eyes are always larger than her appetite) we enjoyed each selection except the sea urchin - not any fault of theirs. We all tried it before (elsewhere) and agreed we will be absolutely fine if we never had it again. Aside for that, each piece was exceptionally fresh and satisfied our cravings. Our server was great! She was friendly and so patient with us. We were just chatting away each time she checked in on us and we truly appreciate her insight and suggestions from what to order to travels (we just happened to be discussing overseas travels with our teen who spends money like she has deep pockets). This place will definitely be in our circulation.

This place was amazing and the atmosphere was what it was all about being Tommy, his Mom, and the…read moreservers! Sad it closed and we've read all these post and here to tell you all there's another great place Sake all you can eat located on baseline! We live near it and always wondered about it but Bonsai was our place to go!!!! We tried this new place last night and omg it was delicious and there's allot of diff rolls. It's a must try and they have a regular menu turn there's an all you can eat menu! We're really hoping Tommy can reopen at another location and we're checking and checking but no info if that's happening or not.

We visited on Saturday afternoon around 2pm and were seated immediately. The service was prompt and…read morewe got our order within 10 mins. They gave us complimentary edamame which was nice. - California roll: good. The proportion of rice & filling were very good. The imitation crab filling was well seasoned. - Tempura roll: delicious. The shrimp tempura pieces were crispy. - Spicy tuna crunch: good. It wasn't overly spicy but the heat was there. The tuna tasted fresh and the crunchy bits gave a nice texture to the dish. - Agedashi tofu: just ok. It wasn't traditional Japanese agedashi as it was more like fried tofu with dipping sauce. Tastewise, they were good.

Hasu is my favorite small business. Their staff is so consistent and so kind. They truly serve…read moretheir customers with the utmost care in such a beautiful clean store front. The food is amazing and is always prepared with care. I get their teriyaki bowls to go with steamed veggies and I'll occasionally get nigiri on the side But I've tried almost every roll on their menu and I always come back for more 10/10 one of the best small businesses in Folsom.

Disclaimer: My reviews are intended to provide an honest account of both the positives and…read morenegatives of my overall experience at a restaurant, not just my personal food preferences. Taste is subjective, and what one person finds delicious, another may not. However, there are certain universal aspects of dining, such as customer service, cleanliness, communication, and overall hospitality, that every restaurant should strive to deliver. My reviews reflect the complete experience, not just what's on the plate. We decided to try Hasu Teriyaki & Sushi in Folsom for the first time and brought the kids along. Unfortunately, the experience got off to a rough start. When we walked in, there were several open tables, but no one greeted us or explained whether we should seat ourselves or wait to be seated. A female employee saw us but didn't provide any direction, so we picked a table ourselves. After waiting for a bit with no acknowledgment, I had to get up and grab menus on my own. We spent about eight minutes deciding what to order (never easy with kids), but still no one came by. After another several minutes, I finally walked the few feet to the register and asked, "Are we supposed to order here or at the table?" The response was simply, "Yes, order here." After placing my order, I was immediately prompted to add a tip before receiving any service, which is something I personally find frustrating. Then I grabbed our cups to fill our drinks myself, only to find the ice machine was out of ice. At that point, it felt like we were striking out on every opportunity for a good first impression. It appears there's only one employee handling both the register and the dining area, which may explain some of the confusion. If that's the system, it would really help to have a sign letting customers know to seat themselves and order at the counter. There are only about seven tables inside, but without any guidance, the dining experience is confusing for first-time visitors. Once the food arrived, it was presented nicely. I ordered the Rainbow Roll and Dragon Roll, and visually they looked great. Unfortunately, I found the flavors to be underwhelming. The sushi was very mild, and even the wasabi had almost no heat. I added far more wasabi than I normally would, yet it barely had any kick. For someone who really enjoys sushi, the overall flavor just didn't stand out. The kids' non-raw rolls were also just average. To her credit, the employee did check on us twice after the food arrived, and she was friendly. I think she recognized that I was frustrated after spending roughly 15 minutes in the restaurant without any acknowledgment or explanation of how ordering worked. Overall, the experience wasn't terrible, but it wasn't one that makes me eager to return. Between the confusing service, lackluster first impression, and sushi that was simply average, I'd probably look elsewhere next time.

Visiting the area for the first time and wanted to try this place, it's pretty nice. We got sat…read moredown immediately and we were able to order through a tablet to get the order right away. I ordered 2 rolls and got them within 10 minutes. They have a roller plate that slides the food to each of the adjacent tables. It was delicious with soy sauce and wasabi. My friend ordered the Bento Box, and it's massive. I'll definitely try that next time.

Service matters. Especially in this day and age with prices soaring sky high and customers having…read moreto make hard choices about when and where to spend money. I would describe this as a place for introverts who love sushi. If you don't want to interact with a single human during your whole visit, Bento Revolving Sushi is for you! But I actually like having someone warmly greet us, welcome us in, seat us, and walk us through how things work at the shop. ESPECIALLY when I shared that it was our first time to the restaurant. Especially when the restaurant has a nontraditional method for ordering. We ordered a beer from the ~one~ human trying to fill roles of host, server, busser and cashier (which in and of itself is ridiculous and too much to ask of a single employee). Ten minutes later, I was able to catch the attention of that one staffer. They came over and it was at that point they explained that we needed to order everything using the computer pad at our table. (Cool! Would have been excellent to know that when we first arrived or even when we ordered our beer.) To be fair, the beer arrived along with apologies about the wait. Thanks. Then we got excited for all of the many offerings in their extensive menu. We start ordering via the pad and had to show some restraint to not get too much directly from the kitchen, which is in addition to whatever is moving around the revolving "belt" that snakes its way by the ~13 tables available for customer use in the restaurant (several other tables were stacked with supplies and seemed to just be used for storage). And then we waited. We watched roll after roll sent out of the kitchen to one table in particular on their fairly cool automated conveyor system. Unique. Fun even! But man, that table was getting all the love. I guess they finish their tickets one table at a time rather than sending out a few items to each table to get people enjoying food throughout their visits. OK. After another 20 minutes of waiting, we inquired about our order. At that point (seriously, nearly 40 minutes after walking in the front door), the single staff told us that we had to hit the "send order" button on the pad. (I know. Obvious enough but I missed it and no one took time to spend 30 seconds telling us how to use their system.) None of our order had even been received by the kitchen let alone started. At this point, I was ready to pay for our beer and leave, but the husband talked me down. So we waited even longer, and eventually our meal started arriving, plate by plate. The food was really quite tasty. The shrimp tempura was yummy, served piping hot and we liked the addition of the crunchy noodles underneath. The rolls were good, although one was torched but wasn't under the torched menu, which was less than ideal since we'd already ordered one torched roll. The hamachi nigiri was fresh. The offerings on the belt were not very appetizing, made worse by someone having put back on the belt an empty, dirty plate of one of the desserts, which circulated during most of our visit. Gross. Lastly, nearly every surface was sticky and/or dirty. The screen of the ordering pad was gross. Under our table was so sticky the soles of my shoes were sticking to the floor. Just ick. If all of the other issues were set aside, I would likely consider returning. But honestly, there are plenty of great sushi places that have great customer service and would never leave a table unchecked for 10-20 minutes at a time. While I feel for the single staffer who said, "I'm really busy" (trying to do all the things that more than one person should be doing), I'm just not into excuses. This place clearly does not prioritize customer service. I won't be back.

So good! The chashu melts in your mouth. We also got karaage which was good…read more Service was friendly and quick to serve. The space in Citrus Heights is a bit small compared to the Roseville location.

BE CAREFUL -- they automatically charge an 18% gratuity for parties of 5 or more, mind you I had a…read more4 year old as well. If I had known that beforehand, I honestly would have never come here. What made it worse was the service. Once the tip was automatically added, it felt like there was no incentive to actually provide good service. Our server never came back to ask if we needed anything, never checked to see if everything was okay, and basically disappeared. This is exactly why I don't like mandatory gratuities. A tip should reflect the level of service you receive, not be automatically charged regardless of the experience. In my experience, guaranteed tips can lead to lazy service, and unfortunately that's exactly what happened here. I won't be coming back.