They fined our entrance!!! Said no dine in when the sign clearly DINE IN THE BACK!!! Not sure what…read morethis is all about

Looking for a nice lunch spot and remembered looking at reviews here so we stopped in. I think at…read morethe lunch hour during the week they are definitely more popular with take out than dinner in. We were the only ones dining in but noticed several people come in for take out. Food was good and well portioned.

AYCE sushi. It's good sushi. So if you're looking to put away a few rolls this is a great place to…read moreget your fix! Don't be fooled by the outside, inside is nicely set up and decorated. Server was very nice and quick to get our orders put in. Definitely would go back when in the area.

I love Sushi Wa! Both Fort Edward & Lake George locations have PHENOMENAL service and the…read morelunch/dinner menu pricing is very fair for the portions and all you can eat!! I highly recommend this sushi spot if you're looking to try something new or are looking for your next date night.

In a culture that's increasingly going in the way of delivering food, we had an extraordinary…read moredining experience. The restaurant sits in a cozy style house in historic Glens Falls. From the moment our party of five came in (we walked in at four 'o clock as soon as the doors opened), we were greeted warmly by staff and shown to our table immediately. We had a some of their happy hour starters, called dynamite bombs, crab rangoon and miso soup to begin with. It was all delicious, and came quickly. Our main dishes ,which were mostly sushi rolls, came beautifully displayed on a sushi boat. We also ordered some Pad Thai and Tom Yum soup, again all of it was delicious and prepared perfectly. The best part of the evening was when our waitress overheard us talking about our daughter's birthday, and surprised us at the end of the meal with a platter of small desserts and then sang Happy Birthday to us! The cost of the meal was very reasonable, the service so friendly and enthusiastic, I would recommend this place to anyone.

So sad to see this place has gone down hill so significantly. I didn't realize I had reviewed them…read morebefore and gave 5 stars! But that was 10 years ago and a lot of things change (and costs are cut) in that time. Everything tasted funny, quality was not there, shrimp and chicken tasted bland and was rubbery, not fresh. It's disappointing.

Awful, awful, awful. Avoid this place at all costs. The food took ages to come out. Our appetizer,…read morethe pan-fried gyoza was painfully undercooked. Spicy house special lo mein was OK. Not spicy, but OK. Spicy salmon roll was severely lacking in flavor. It tasted like one of the frozen rolls you'd get at the supermarket. The second roll I ordered took an extra 10-15 minutes to come our and the fish was BAD. As in, "This fish was caught a week or two ago" bad. To top it all off, the service was horrendous. We sat outside and it got rather chilly as the sun set, so we asked if they could put on the two large heaters seeing as we were the only patrons on the deck. The server rudely refused and told us to move inside or deal with it. Unbelievable.

So I am stuck right in the middle with this restaurant. There isn't many Chinese locations here in…read moreLake George but we decided to try this location. As we walked in we was greeted and was quickly directed to a table to sit and handed the menu. 60 seconds in I notice 2 things, 1. They don't have a drink menu, it's as if how do you not have a drink menu and your located at the Lake George village. 2. The menu is way to large, so many things to order and when we asked what they recommend to eat they picked so many things off the menu. We ordered a sprite, and the lady gave us a few mins to order. In about 5 mins we knew what we wanted to order but it took them about 15 mins to come back and take out order. (2 kani salad, a Pink Lady Roll, a Spicy Lobster Roll, and a Superman roll. Now the decor of the location makes you seem as if your in a lunch room cafeteria, it's so bland, with low ceilings. It's also very bright and it would seem to be more as a NYC take out location then to sit and eat there. From where we was sitting we can see the chief preparing our food. I see that our Kani salads are done but no one is brining them over. This upsets me because if you had have kani salad before you know thr mayo that they put into the salad starts to warm up. About 10 mins later they figure out who it is and bring it over. So now the food...I can't complain about the food, it was good. The kani salad could have used just a little bit more Mayo but it was fine the way it was. They used crunchy on it as well which gave it a nice texture. The superman roll was great. It was a perfect roll for me. Full of flavor for a hot roll, the cream cheese in it was great, and the eel sause was so delicious. The pink lady roll was the same reaction, I could not complain about it. Perfect Eel drizzle with nice fresh avocados. Now the one down fall, My spicy lobster roll....IT WASNT SPICY . The texture I'm the roll waa so soggy as well, and it didnt have much flavor. But it was still bearable with soy sause. In all the food was 4 out of 5 stars but the location decore was a 2 out of 5. I say its a great place to get food and take it to go.

This is by far one of my favorite restaurants in Saratoga. The atmosphere between the service and…read moreambiance is unmatched. The food has never been a disappointment after plenty of visits. It also has the best cocktails to get before heading out on Caroline St! I look forward to plenty more visits.

In a town chock full of Japanese sushi restaurants, this new entry - located in the former (and…read moremuch missed) seafood dining favorite, 30 Lake, two streets off the main shopping area downtown - Omakase is a stand out. Which is notable since it's costly. How costly you say? Well, my lunch set me back $70 which - for a cocktail, appetizer and one sushi roll - is high. Very high. The pricing cost them 1/2 a point in my review. The ambiance is more nightclub than Asian restaurant. Rather dark but not in a bad way. Modern Japanese? Maybe. Just not the 'feel' I expected on a Friday afternoon. I was warmly welcomed. I think the staff might upgrade their attire to complement their fine dining prices. Just sayin'. As previously mentioned, Omakase's prices are high. Think Upscale NYC which - as my hubs pointed out when I shared my luncheon experience with him - seems to be the direction that much of Saratoga Springs's downtown is going. For example, their Tom Yum Soup, which is offered in most Japanese restaurants, at $15.60 is twice what you would pay elsewhere locally. My Tuna Tartare was elegantly presented. It was similar to other sushi places I've been to except that the tuna was mushy instead of small pieces stop the mashed avocado. I did not find this especially appealing. What really set this dish apart from other Japanese places where I have eaten it was the crunch bits on top, the accompanying wasabi chips and sprinkling of micro greens. Nice touch but not worth $24 which is about double what I have paid at other dining establishments. A review of the menu shows that sushi prices are twice the cost of other Japanese places in town. I ordered what I will call their Signature Roll (not its real name) at $24. I tried to tie my leftovers to their menu without success. Was it good? Yes. The crunch bit on top were different. Was it worth the hefty roll price tag? Hmmm ... not sure. Service was attentive, 5 stars. If you are looking for a new take on sushi and have deep pockets, then definitely give Omakase a try. The menu has many chef reactions that you will not find elsewhere. And because I am a sushi aficionado and love creativity in dining, I will return to experience other interesting items on the menu. The chef's creative approach to sushi gets 5 stars. Keep in mind that street parking can be a challenge (as it was for the former 30 Lake). I give Omakase 4-1/2 stars.

The best Chinese food in the Lake George region hands down, I've tried many dishes here and haven't…read morefound one I didn't enjoy. This place cooks its meals just like many New York City Chinese restaurants do. The sushi is also very good. The place has a traditional Chinese decor and feel. It even has Japanese tables in private rooms. The service is fast and the drinks are outstanding! It won't disappoint!

Ate lunch here again today, food is always delicious, served quickly and very hot…read more Service always good. Highly recommend.

Wow this place was awesome. If you come here I HIGHLY recommend studying the menu beforehand bc…read morethey have a huge and I mean HUGE menu of sushi that we could have been there for about 30 min before we decided. I didn't want to do that so I went simple. Spicy crab. The service was great super fast although I did kind of feel rushed in ordering (hence why I didn't order any extravagant roll). But it was great and the place was super clean and comfortable. It was a nice ambiance. I def am coming back to try another or few rolls. Everything was delicious.

We visited this place on a very cold day, pho was flavorful and a delight to have. Sushi was good,…read morenot the best I have had. Fried chicken wings were nice. Plenty of sitting space and staff is warm and service is good.

It's all you can eat sushi. For an amazing price and the rolls are amazing. They have something for…read moreeveryone including rolls that are completely cooked for those who don't like it raw. Plenty of seating, especially when the weather permits the patio to be open. Our servers have always been very attentive and friendly, and they never let our marked menus for the next round sit too long or our drinks go empty. Great for families or date night, one of my favorite spots in Saratoga!

Amazing food, excellent service and a nice atmosphere for such a busy restaurant. We have never…read morefelt rushed even when they were swamped. We have been several times and have tried nearly everything on the menu and have never been disappointed. If you like sushi or want to try it this is the place. Butch W.

Food is so amazing The hibachi so super fun for the kids…read more Waitstaff very pleasant very very good place I recommend

I've gotten takeout here twice. The service is weird... one time they phoned me almost immediately…read moreafter placing my order online and said I needed to come to the restaurant for pickup. I was already in the car on the way, but it had seriously maybe been 3-4 minutes since the order was placed. The owner lady on the phone sounded annoyed. The young male server doesn't seem to know what's going on. The food is okay but not great. Not worth the weird vibes.

As usual, every single time good! No waiting at 3 pm…read more Nothing fancy but clean and inviting.

Based on the yelp reviews, I'd say quality of food and service is spotty here. I don't want to…read morerecommend this place and have someone following my recommendation have a bad experience, as it seems a lot of people do. Heh...and it seems I finished my meal and got up and left before I finished my review. I had vegetable yaki udon (which my phone heard as "vegetable yucky udon" ) and edamame. I enjoyed both. It was not an "Oh my dog!" swooning experience, but it was good. The woman who seated and served me initially did indeed disappear entirely about halfway through my meal; happily, a gentleman in a flannel shirt and down vest took over for her, coming over to ask if everything was alright and, upon my request, to refill my drink. The woman, I believe, has a reputation for not doing those things, but I was taken care of despite her negligence. (This is also the woman who insists that the customer sign the credit card receipt produced after they use tap-to-pay with their phone...one of the whole reasons for the existence of which mechanism is that it's touchless...meaning that you don't have to touch your credit card, you don't have to touch the credit card reader, and you don't have to touch a pen, because, as it says right at the bottom of the receipt in bold capital letters, "NO SIGNATURE REQUIRED". But this woman will not allow the customer to attempt to cloud the issue with facts, insisting instead that the very reason you must sign the receipt is that you used tap-to-pay with your phone. Okay. Whatever.) Anywho...I had a nice meal. And I was surprised to hear what sounded, to my distorted hearing, like 90's shoegaze playing over the sound system. (I think I have the genre right there - it was reminiscent of Cocteau Twins and that sort of thing. And I'm sure I heard Morrissey in there too. Unexpected almost anywhere these days, and definitely so, and kind fun, in an Asian restaurant.)