it was really good the atmosphere was great I loved it totally my vibe the food was on the spot…read morebetter than what i expected

What an excellent place! The food is fairly priced and they have wonderful lunch specials. I highly…read morerecommend trying the duck roll because it was nice and crispy and unique. The service was excellent and the inside tables were very clean. They had light Japanese music playing which was perfect with their aesthetic. Love!

Located in a residential neighborhood, this place is cozy with very good food, a pleasant server, a…read morelarge sushi selection and Japanese pop music playing. There is some parking in front and I think behind the restaurant. Definitely worth a return visit.

The menu here has only 4 kinds of ramen, but there's page after page of sushi and entrees. This…read moremakes it clear that Asahi is a sushi restaurant that happens to serve ramen (that isn't very popular), not a ramen restaurant with a couple sushi varieties. And when I sat down inside this ultra-casual restaurant - I'm pretty sure that it's a converted residential house - I only saw my fellow diners ordering sushi. So don't come here for ramen; come for an incredibly tasty, inexpensive sushi experience. I had an amazing roll, and let me tell you, the presentation is stunning. It came out sizzling on cast iron, while my server spooned garlic sauce over the top to cook it and add dazzle. Filled with avocado and spicy tuna, the portion would be perfect for sharing with someone. I also had a dynamite roll, which more or less melted in my mouth. I was less wild about the Christian crosses at every table. I'm a secular person. All in all though, Asahi qualifies as a hidden, off-the-beaten-path gem of Parsippany.

Such a cute place! Lots of options for building your own tea, great flavor variety. They also have…read moresome specialty foods in open fridges / snack options to choose from. Squishmallows, other toys, etc. Lovely spot to sit inside and hang out for a while enjoying a treat! Cant wait to come back

No longer serving hot bubble teas, no longer customizing sugar, husband asked for no milk - they…read moresaid NO, you HAVE to pick a milk substitute. What if I have an allergy to dairy, nuts, and soy?6 for a drink that tastes mediocre. We have supported this business from the start and it's sad to see how they have stepped away from the traditional Taiwanese bubble tea model of customizing sugar, ice, milk, temp, when competitors in the area are embracing it. Update: Bubbles are hard, kids noodles have no meat or veggies, this place is a rip off

Best fish in Morristown no contest. Great service, good takeout, even better dining in.read more

If you're looking for fresh, high-quality sushi, Ju Ichi definitely delivers…read more The standout here is the fish quality--the tuna and salmon are top-tier, exceptionally fresh, and cut well. The eel rolls were a bit average compared to the rest of the meal, but still fine. While the takeout prices are slightly higher than other spots nearby, the quality of the raw fish makes it completely worth the extra cost in my opinion. Solid pick if you want great sushi to-go!

This was the best experience I have had in a long time. The staff was excellent. Welcoming,…read morehelpful, kind. The food is actually reasonably priced and for lunch you can choose a soda which is included in the price whereas other restaurants are now charging $4.00 for a drink. You can also get fried rice with no up charge over white. They presented my dish in a beautiful bowl and it looked and tasted amazing. The care that went into the lunch dish did not reflect the price as it was well above what I expected. Loved this place and for sure will be back. Thank you.

At first, it looks like your typical fast/sit down establishments. It had a menu bar behind the…read morecounter with many visuals of food. The person who took my order was very nice and you could tell she was passionate about the food she brings to her customers. When I first heard of this restaurant, I was hesitant about the quality of the food, due to the fact that it is multiple Asian cuisines under one roof. However, once I took a bite of my food, my concerns were gone. I ordered the Veggie Ramen (Spicy). Trust me, the spice really brings out the flavor. The noodles were perfectly cooked it holds firms on the chopsticks. You have the option to either have your tofu steamed or fried (I chose fried). The black fungus gives a meaty texture to the dish, which works well for any vegetarians missing out. The real star of the dish, in my opinion, is the broth. This is where the flavor really comes from; the savory elements blends with the noodles and the tofu every time you dip your chopsticks. The crunchiness from the corn, scallions, and bamboo shoots balances out the noodles. After this fantastic experience, I have no doubt that I will return to Kazu and relive it all over again!

Staff was very welcoming and helpful with the menu, and the food and atmosphere was amazing !…read moreHighly recommended for families and or dates. TRY THE MATCHA!!!!

Had a nice date night with my hubby here for early dinner and it was a pleasant experience. I…read morereally like the vibe in this place. The bar is super nice, the presentation is really there. As far as the food goes, my husband and I both agree that it's good and worthy of a re-visit in the future however, it wasn't blow your socks off! I got the chicken ramen and I literally got two pieces of chicken in my ramen....i was definitely expecting more than that. My husband got the chicken chashu and he said it was a solid option. I want to be so clear that this five star review is based off of our fantastic server, Yosef. He was so friendly, so personable and an overall pleasant worker! He made conversation with us and made sure we had everything we needed to have the best experience. Nowadays, people are so unfriendly and just there to collect a check. JINYA, you are very lucky to have a worker of this nature! Thank you for making our dinner a great experience. We will gladly be back in the future to try another dish and hopefully get the same wonderful customer service.

Beautifully plated and absolutely delicious: I had the chicken chashu bowl, with its delicately…read moreseasoned chicken, perfectly cooked rice, fried onions, black fungi strips, and jammy egg. Ample portion as well. The complimentary kimchi was spicy and seemed buttery (probably a sign the kimchi was not over salted). Service was quick and attentive. Lots of tables without feeling crowded. Acoustics allowed for easy conversation. Dining experience was a pleasure. Price was very reasonable.

The food is very good. Knock down one star because of the service received tonight…read more Our server was Charlie. I am not sure if she is new or not, but she was not attentive and also very slow. All I wanted was to get my check and pay and leave before the storm hit. She was talking to the new tables for a long long time. We ended up taking the check and paid up front. Basically we waited 10 minutes just to get the check. The restaurant should train their staff to keep the check with them, or have the remote credit card machine. When the customer asked for the check, the staff should be ready to provide in a timely manner. I will still come back, but will be more smart to ask for the check way ahead of time.

Excelente service, great ambience and the best part is the beer is fresh and this raspberry beer is…read morethe best one that i had in a while! They also have to go beers so you can take home your favorite!

Autodidact came highly recommended when I asked Reddit to recommend a brewery in North Jersey…read more Glad I made the trip as the beer was definitely top tier. My girlfriend and I stopped in on a Friday evening during a weekend trip to High Point State Park. They only had nine beers on tap but there was nice variety and excellent quality in the lineup. Several IPA's and hazy ales but also a grisette, a German pilsner, an English mild and a milk stout. They don't offer flights. Interestingly enough, as much as I enjoy flights at breweries, I've actually found that not offering them is usually a good sign as it is the mark of a brewery that is serious about beer and knows what they are doing. This was true for Autodidact as each beer was excellent. Five star beer but four star taproom. 6 o'clock on a Friday night but only about seven other people there so it was kind of dead. I didn't enjoy the dim, colored lighting or the cold concrete slab bar. We were sitting at the bar and I hated that the only menu available was behind us so we constantly had to turn around to look at what we wanted next. No beers available in the to go fridge but they were able to make us a few crowlers. We live too far away to come back any time soon, but I'm looking forward to tucking into the beers at home sometime soon.