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    Tenmatsu

    3.8 (154 reviews)
    ModerateJapanese, Sushi Bars
    Open • 11:00 am - 2:30 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Julia C.

    Bought an Alaska Roll, which is salmon and avocado. It was really tasty! The salmon and avocado both tasted really fresh and rich. It cost $8 ($9.01 total, including tax and a 4% customer service fee, which I assume is either a credit card fee or the health mandate fee?) This is a grab and go place, so you can get in and out really quickly without waiting for your food to be prepared. Here's roughly their menu $5.50: Pork or veggie gyoza $8: Shrimp Tempura Roll, Rock'n Roll (unagi and avocado), Alaska Roll (salmon avocado), Cucumber Cali Roll (imitation crab, avocado or salmon, no rice) , Tuna Avo Roll, Spicy Tuna Roll, California Roll $12: Special Roll, a variety of toppings and fillings $15-$18, Nigiri & Sashimi Combos They also have a variety of warm bentos and rice bowls, but the availability changes every day.

    Grace M.

    I love the grab and go concept of this neighborhood spot that's close to lots of offices in FiDi. I stopped in and got a chicken karaage bowl. It was very salty and shouldn't be advertised as karaage because the meat wasn't crisp, and had sauce on it. It was alright. I probably wouldn't get this again, but for the price it worked well. Would say it was more akin to an orange chicken. Next time I'll try something else or go earlier for better selection.

    Hannah T.

    11.03.2023. Chicken teriyaki donburi 10.00. A decent portion for what I paid. The teriyaki seemed pretty standard. There was definitely a lot of rice in comparison to the meat, but still worth 10 bucks. There was a large selection of premade bentos and stuff on the right side of the store. The food is fine, but not something you HAVE to go try. Good for people working in the area who want a quick lunch.

    Donburi selection

    A good place to pick up Japanese food. Grab and go. Their selection of sushi, poke, and hand roll options were great. I didn't try the donburi so not sure on that. I tried to order curry from the menu, but the worker said they don't sell it till it gets to the colder outside. I wish there was a sign that said seasonal and it was clearer to tell what is being served to order vs grab and go. Clean and well organized shop food selection, container to place your food, and sauces/utensils. Special Roll: 4/5 The fish on top was good, the tempura shrimp inside was a little lacking in certain spots of the roll. Served with mango on the side great for the price. Spicy tuna Hand roll: 5/5 Actually spicy tuna and lettuce. Affordable price, it's self service so you can use the tongs to pick which you want. There's multiple hand roll options to pick from. I'll come back again to try the donburi or to grab some sushi.

    Gyoza

    This is an office favorite! Easy grab n go style and the staff is always so friendly.

    Salmon teriyaki
    Jon L.

    Solid and dependable spot to grab a Japanese bento for lunch. Or sushi. Or a donburi. Or a bowl of udon. Or so much more. Tenmatsu is not short on choice for the FiDi worker looking for a quick Japanese lunch fix. Making a decision is probably the longest part. Pick your choice, pay, and you're on your way. Personal favorites include the savory gyudon, bright sashimi salad, and for a snack - why not a spam musubi for later? The beef bowl has good flavor and with the rice is quite Asian comfort food. You can get the salad with the sesame vinaigrette on it's own but go with the sashimi upgrade. Mealpal options here included a teriyaki salmon bowl but perhaps a little too skinny a slice. Better to just grab and go from the regular menu here and it's just as fast.

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    Michelle B.

    The food is so good, fresh, and at a great price. Both the teriyaki bowl and the tempura roll I got came in roughly under $20, and the owners are so friendly and sweet. No seating though since it is a to-go spot, but a great option for a quick lunch!

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    Sara W.

    PLEASE SUPPORT THIS SMALL BUSINESS!!!! Service: Great grab-and-go spot in FiDi! Love that it's so quick and easy to grab on a busy day. There are both hot foods and cold (sushi) available however, at the time I went (12:06pm on a Friday) there wasn't many options! Not sure if they were still prepping or the lunch rush already passed. I definitely wished there were more options. One thing that bothered me was that the cashier, a young girl, was very polite but then asked "can you make sure to tip?". I was definitely going to tip as I always support small businesses & it was my first time there, but to bluntly ask for tip sort of threw me off. I get that it's such a small business and I'm sure during the pandemic, it was difficult to get through, but maybe a cute sign or a more visible tip jar would've been a better way to communicate tipping? Otherwise, transaction was simple and quick. Food: Sushi was pretty good quality! I got a bento box w 5 pieces of nigiri and 4 pieces of rolls. It was well packed & fairly filling! For $15, I'm not complaining. I would definitely go back!! Location: It's located on Kearny, in FiDi, walking distance to all of the major companies. When you pass by, it really doesn't look like much and is sort of a whole in the wall, but it's pretty much a hidden gem. Absolutely recommend this place!!

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    Dave K.

    I love Gyudon. I search high and low for good Gyudon for lunch. When i think Japanese food I don't think sushi - I think Japanese Curry, Sukiyaki, Saba Shioyaki and Gyudon. Tenmatsu has great Gyudon! Paper thin, perfectly cooked sukiyaki beef with great sauce and onions. Great great great Japanese Curry! The perfect curry sauce and pieces of beef you can cut with a spoon. The bento boxes are HUGE. The place is probably 6x6 (maybe 9x9) it's tiny but don't let the small size fool you the food here is legit and very reasonable - Gydon $9 Japanese Beef Curry $9. Tenmatsu get's crowded and finding the food in a crowd in a tiny space can be challenging. There is a refrigerated section for sushi, a warming area for the rice bowls, a spot for the bento boxes and the ramen / udon / curry is served by one of the cashiers. Great lunch spot!

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    2 months ago

    My go to grab and go sushi for lunch. Lots of choices and always high quality and fresh.

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    Grab and go sushi for the win. Everything is fresh and tastes great. Great food and great staff. I will be back.

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    1 year ago

    Affordable grab and go sushi in FiDi with decent quality especially for the price. I prefer it to others in the area.

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    Fresh sushi that is quick, easy, and delicious. A safe go to that covers hot and cold food.

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    Not good sushi... the spicy tuna was horrible and salty (?) I will not be returning. Much better sushi places in the area

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