Stopped in for lunch at Suehiro Japanese Restaurant in downtown Grand Junction, and it did not…read moredisappoint The veggies were cooked to perfection--nice and crisp, not soggy--and the beef was super tasty with great flavor The sauce tied everything together, and I grabbed a side of the dynamite sauce... wow absolutely next-level stuff. This is easily one of my favorite spots for Japanese food in town. They've also got some solid lunch specials, so it's a great value if you're downtown and need a good bite If you're in downtown Grand Junction and craving sushi or Japanese, this is the spot to hit No hate--just my opinion... everyone's taste is a little different

Quality has gone downhill again. Off taste tonight…read more The Bizzaros had an off taste and the Chef's choice tasted very smoky. It wasn't their best effort. My husband thought it was all off too. The only big smile was from the hostess.

We grabbed takeout from Teppanyaki Steakhouse in Grand Junction on a Thursday night while traveling…read morethrough town. It was an easy walk from our hotel, which was perfect because it was late, we were tired, and we were hungry. From the outside, it's connected to the Ramada and doesn't necessarily look like a fancy steakhouse. But once you walk in, it has a nice Japanese-style vibe. They also have an outdoor patio with market lights that would probably be great in warmer weather. It was mid-March and cold, so nobody was sitting outside. The young man who greeted us at the front was fantastic -- very friendly and super helpful. We grabbed menus and sat near the bar for a few minutes while deciding what to order. Inside, it's set up like a traditional hibachi steakhouse with several tables where chefs cook right in front of you. There were four hibachi stations and three of them were already full when we arrived, which tells you the place is pretty popular. I only saw one chef at the time, though, and a couple more groups came in while we were waiting for our food, so hopefully they had more chefs coming on -- otherwise that could turn into a long wait. I ordered the hibachi ribeye, which came with vegetables, fried rice, and a salad. The ribeye was tender and cooked perfectly. The vegetables (carrots, mushrooms, and zucchini) were really good. The fried rice was decent but could have used a little more seasoning. The salad looked pretty basic at first -- mostly iceberg lettuce with half a cherry tomato hiding at the bottom -- but I wanted to try the ginger dressing. That dressing was actually delicious and tasted homemade, and I ended up eating the whole thing. My husband ordered one of their combo bowls with chicken and fried rice, which he said was very good. He chose the miso soup instead of salad, and that was the only miss of the meal. It didn't really taste like the traditional miso soup we're used to. Overall, the food was very good and the service from the host made a great first impression. If we pass through Grand Junction again, we'd definitely consider stopping here again.

This place is a hidden gem. The servers and food were truly great. The Filet mignon and carpaccio…read morewere perfect!

This was such a great place to have dinner. The owner is so kind and the food is delicious. We had…read morea variety of items and everything was flavorful and well cooked. Hiro is definitely going to be a regular dining option for us.

Hiro, STAT! This is…read moremy go-to for local and fresh sushi! My fave is the Dynamite Roll (shrimp tempura, cream cheese topped with jalapeno, sriracha, masago, spicy mayo and eel sauce)...seriously...it's DYN-A-MITE!!!! Always get the edamame...reg or spicy (prefer the spicy but both are good!). Recently ordered the chicken fried rice and it was so delicious! The wine makes us happy because they provide a generous pour for your money unlike many other local restaurants. Bottom line, the food is fresh and incredible...service is always impeccable! But the real 5+ stars about Hiro is all about the owners and staff. They are professional and kind (with a lovely touch of humor) and ALWAYS make you feel like you're an extension of their family. Sometimes hero's don't always wear capes, because the real Hiro's here lie within the strong bond and passion this family has for their restaurant. You know how much I love to support local businesses and this is no exception...Howard and his wife Dewi offer a unique and quintessential restaurant that is much needed in our community. Highly recommend so be sure to Check them out!

We were visiting Grand Junction and went to No Coast sushi. It was fantastic. Some of the best…read moresushi I have ever eaten The service was great too. Ww will definitely be back. I would give you 10 stars if I could!!!

First time in Grand and looked for a sushi place…read more When I first walked in it seemed very relaxed with a cool fish tank and a sushi bar. I opted for a table near the fish tank. Service was great! I loved my server and she was super patient with me. I opted for the following: 1. Salmon Avocado Boat: the boat was deep fried with a salmon/cream cheese mix. I would say it lacked the salmon. It was mainly an avocado/cream cheese bomb. It was nice and creamy, but missed that bite. 2. No Coast Combo: the platter came with 5 nigiri and a california roll. The california roll has real crab and not imitation crab. It surprised me but it was good. The nigiri was delicious, my favorite was the salmon. However the black cod was the most interesting bite. Just for these two items with a 18% tip was $54. Its definitely a splurge. Took pictures of the menu to give a good idea of how much it cost to dine here.

Here's a clean, straight-to-the-point Google review in your voice:…read more Yamasushi is seriously one of the most overlooked gems in Grand Junction. The food is always fresh and really good, the prices are more than fair, and the service is consistently great. It's a family-run place and they're genuinely kind people who deserve way more business than they get. If you haven't tried it yet, you're missing out. Highly recommend.

The food here is the best! This is our favorite spot in Grand Junction and make a point to eat…read morethere over anywhere else. The service is fast, the employees are sweet, and the ambiance is chill. I have been going for years and Yama is dependably delicious and affordable.

Our experience at Kazahana was absolutely fantastic and has officially made it our favorite sushi…read morespot in Telluride. As newcomers to town from Los Angeles, we have high standards for sushi and service--and Kazahana exceeded them on every level. The atmosphere is cozy yet polished, striking the perfect balance between warm and professional. It feels intimate without being stuffy, and relaxed while still clearly serious about quality. A huge highlight of the night was our charming bartender, Ivonne from Argentina. She made the best whiskey sour I've ever had--perfectly balanced and unforgettable. Ivonne also introduced us to some truly high-quality sake, and it was clear she really knows her craft. Her knowledge, confidence, and friendly personality elevated the entire experience. The food was exceptional. We enjoyed the gazpacho, which was refreshing and beautifully prepared, along with the umi (sea urchin) and hamachi sashimi--all incredibly fresh, clean, and expertly presented. Every bite confirmed we were somewhere special. We feel so lucky to have found Kazahana so soon after moving to Telluride. It's rare to find a place that nails atmosphere, drinks, service, and food so effortlessly. We'll absolutely be regulars and can't wait to come back again soon.

The menu was very difficult to read, with little to no description of the rolls, so I wasn't really…read moresure what I was ordering. When I asked our waitress for help, she wasn't very helpful, which made it more frustrating. The sushi itself was good, but nothing particularly memorable. We sat at the sushi bar, and one of the chefs created a custom roll for us, which was a fun touch. We also ordered the dessert box, it was okay, and the drinks were decent. The ambiance inside was cute, but overall, I'm not sure I'd come back. The food was just fine, and the service wasn't very helpful. We also tried calling ahead to let them know we were running a few minutes late, but couldn't get anyone on the phone.

I've been coming to this restaurant since they opened. They are on my short list of places to dine…read moreout, and I come here several times a month. I have found the menu to be diverse and interesting, and the quality of the sushi is actually outstanding. The ramen is top notch, and the chicken katsu is incredible. Staff is always attentive and running around, and the beer on tap is a good value. I have brought many folks here, and it is always a fun, upbeat atmosphere. 2025 and 2026 are bringing more competition in the sushi category, but I find this to be a more "overall" restaurant that is not entirely sushi focused, so it is a place that has something for everyone. It has a great atmosphere, having the feeling of a busy ramen house in many large cities. Give this place a try. I give it a strong recommendation!

The food is good enough to keep bringing me back despite the horrible selection on the television…read more(true crime and political news?!?). Service is okay unless they're busy. Then you'll have a loooooooong wait to order and a looooong wait for food, and accuracy in your order will be compromised. The large tables will always be their priority. So try Koi Ramen on a slow day, with a small partsit where you can't see the televisions, and enjoy a lovely Asian-inspired meal in a cute setting.

Food was amazing. We didn't sit in the restaurant we did take out but the service and staff are…read moresuper friendly and so helpful

The resturant itself was nice, and the staff were all extremely friendly and welcoming!…read more The problem is the food. I come from a japanese family and this seemed like a poor imitation rather than what I was used to. If you want good japanese food i'd reccomend somewhere else. Maybe there's something on the menu I missed, but what I ordered was unacceptable. The staff are wonderful, though, so I really don't want them to be hurt by this review.

The food was fabulous and a young lady with the spirit animal of Lilly off of how I met your mother…read moregraced us with her presence as our waitress. Went above and beyond and the place was delightfully

If you happen to skip this "I don't even know what they are trying to be" restaurant during your…read morenext getaway trip to Glenwood Springs, you are not missing out. It looks creative in a way that they combine two different cuisines and cultures (Vietnamese and Japanese to say it exact) and yet what they came up with is nothing but a tourist trap place that lacks authenticity. It's on the second floor of a building. The restaurant is clean and spacious with ample tables and chairs. Since we were there well outside of the busy lunch hour, we got the employees' undue attention. And they were quite welcoming and friendly. The food? Meh. Everything we got lacked the true authenticity. -Lunch Nigiri: The four nigiris simply didn't look fresh. Fortunately however, they didn't taste bad. And yet the overall quality was mediocre at best. This combo plate came with a salad and a soup (called Japanese soup). The salad was the worst out of all where it looked and tasted old and stale. And the soup? It wasn't a miso soup. It's a clear broth soup. But my question was, "What's Japanese about it anyway?" -Agedashi tofu: They really need to work on the "presentation" more. This skimpy looking dish simply didn't look good. It surprisingly didn't taste bad but it failed to impress us. Another mediocre dish. -Thai tea with boba: My daughter didn't care for it at all. I took a sip of it. It tasted a bit too bitter where the tea appeared to have been over-brewed. Yikes! The three stars might be a bit too much of an inflated assessment. And yet I appreciated the friendliness of the employees so 1 additional star is the manifestation of my sincere gratitude to them.