Very friendly staff affordable menu definitely should try, I love their miso soup, it's spacious…read morewith chargers incase you need to charge your phone while you eat great restaurant over all!

Yoi sushi has a beautiful space and is nicely decorated. Service is also very smooth, we got our…read moreseats right as we went in even though it was moderately full. Will come in again!

I went here trying to look for good lunch deals, and given that it was near my workplace, I decided…read moreto go check it out. The actual space is pretty nice and gives a family restaurant in a good way. It was a little awkward with the waitresses, who seemed to be on the quieter side, but nonetheless, they were kind. I got the abalone in the ponzu sauce ($8) and the wagyu beef sukiyaki lunch set ($21). The abalone was actually really good, and as my first time trying something like that, it was well worth it. The wagyu set was also pretty filling and very much worth the price. It came with a salad, an egg soufflé, sliced lotus root, pickled ginger, and rice. The actual sukiyaki was light and slightly sweet, but refreshing. I love that they packed it with vegetables in the sukiyaki. They even give you a complimentary ice cream at the end of your meal. The only thing that docked a point for me was that one other table, and I was the only one present at the restaurant, and there were two waitresses, and I believe another man was working, not too sure what his role was. All three of them would continuously check up on the other table, whereas I would have to flag them down if I needed anything. I noticed them making small conversation with the other table, but they would not really speak to me. It felt a little weird, given that we were the only two tables and somehow they had three people check up on them, and I had zero. The servers were still nice when I flagged them down, but it was just a little strange to be given that treatment. I'm hoping it was just an off day, as I do want to go back and try the other items. The menu was extensive, so I'm really interested in seeing what the other items are like.

Love love love Iki for lunch! It's a peaceful beautiful restaurant in what can be a pretty hectic…read moredowntown area. I find the aesthetic and ambiance to be soothing. Most importantly is their food especially the chirashi/sushi bento boxes which comes with salad, egg custard, miso soup and small pickled sides. It's pretty filling. I always manage to finish everything but my mom who eats like a bird always has extra to bring home. Service is pretty good at restaurant.

Great quality great prices. Not too crowded. Flavor of the mala is quite good. The food came out…read morefast and the non hot pot items were all quite decent. Would come back again and again.

It has been on my list to try in Flushing after I saw the exterior of the restaurant…read more - Basic Wagyu Set for $55/person -- $45/person for those that have annual membership The interior is pretty and nicely decorated with spacious seating as well as private booth seating. We got half Spicy Mala broth and half Spicy Miso broth. Both of the spicy broth could be spicier in my opinion. I recommend checking with the host for the wait time rather than relying on the Yelp status. I received a text that they were busier than usual so we decided to check their menu in person, but unexpectedly we were seated right away. I suggest not dining later than usual dinner hours because they stop replenishing the self service area around 9:30pm.

This is a really cool Izakaya that we came across after a festival that has really good food and…read moredrinks. It feels like a Tokyo alley way with different rooms for different groups of people. They can accommodate a large group of people where you can feel a little privacy from the main area. As far as food, this is pretty standard as far as Izakaya, but the main thing I say is truly worth it is the Tuna Trio Roll. Definitely worth it. We ordered some other items but I'd say that's the best roll you can get. We also ordered the Sushi Dragon Balls which is a fun looking dish. Just regular in my opinion. This place provides a great vibe with drinks and a bunch of Japanese izakaya food. It also provides a great vibe at the bar area as well.

Really loved the interior of this place. It has such a great atmosphere and adds to the overall…read moredining experience. I came on a weekday and was seated right away. We got a booth, which was really comfortable for the two of us. They have some great lunch deals and I went with the Nana Special, which was perfect for someone like me who loves a little variety. We also ordered the truffle fries, karaage, and skewers. The Nana Special was beautifully presented and surprisingly filling. I really enjoyed all the different elements, textures, and flavors. It made for a fun and satisfying meal. Would definitely recommend checking this place out, especially for lunch!

Going here as a non Asian who's unable to read the menus original text makes it really difficult to…read moreunderstand what your ordering. The menu should be revised so customers who can't read Japanese know exactly what they're ordering. For the 180 dollars I spent this was an extremely disappointing experience. A majority of the food received did not look like the photos on the menu. The meat was low quality and seemed cheap. The portions were tiny and you have to keep ordering multiple of the same things. Unlike Korean bbq or Chinese bbq when you're ordering the portions given are just sample size. 3 to 4 small cut portions of meat. The chicken wings served look nothing like the photos and are honestly really bad. When checking out my bill had an extra drink on it that I never ordered and it took 15 mins to be corrected. It felt like they thought I was lying and needed to review video or something because I had 3 other waiters come talk to me while I waited for a resolution. The best part of the experience was the marshmallows we got at the end and the free fruit provided but I wouldn't recommend this spot to anyone nor would I want to come back in the future If these are the standards the restaurant goes by

Finally gave it a try after walking past many times. Not a bad price for all-you-can-eat. However,…read morethe beef and fish were not the best quality, and the portions are quite small--you need to order multiple portions of the same item for a group of four. We ordered the chicken wings for the kids, and they were pink both times. They offered to remake them, but we just gave up. The meat quality is worse than any good Korean barbecue I've had. Would not return.

Tried this place out as well!! It was ok!! Got the Chicken & Beef Donburi & it comes with a small…read moreseaweed salad, an egg & miso soup!!

We got the Ribeye Donburi ($25) out of curiosity, and it did not disappoint. They quickly grill the…read moremeat up for you, open kitchen concept and all. The meat was already seasoned, that they purposely leave the mushrooms and coleslaw bland. So it would be best to eat the blander foods along with the protein! The dish also came with miso soup and seaweed salad. This is a great option if you're in need of a quick bite, and the food court in general had chill vibes.

Stumbled on this by accident, and decided to give it a chance. Quiet and homey, yet elegant…read moreatmosphere. Service is good. Omakase is a good value compared to other places, especially for imported seafood. I got the chawanmushi (steamed egg) and the Chirashi. Great chawanmushi, it's soft delicate and savory. They added truffle to it as an extra bonus, it came topped with a little scallop. I recommend getting it if you're a fan of homemade flavors tasting high end. Also very, very good chirashi don. Fish was fresh and tasty. Presentation was on point, it resembled a jewelry bowl. I found high quality pieces of tuna and white fish. Rice is well balanced/seasoned.

Kakurega $168pp. On the higher end for Omakase in Flushing…read more The service was great, they provided a free Yuzu sake for the birthday occasion. The chef was not very interactive for the experience and the overall set did not stand out from the other omakase restaurants to justify the price. However, if you like uni, they use a generous amount of hokkaido uni in their set. I really like their one-shot in a cup Uni/Grape combo.

Beautiful location. Has an upstairs and downstairs. Spotless. Service is quick. Friendly workers…read more Ramen is fresh. They have combos and many options. Try them out.

The food was good and the ambiance was nice. Not a lot of tables. Prices were fair. Parking is hard…read moreto find. Server was good and the food came out fast.

Overall: 3.5 stars out of 5 stars…read more Genki Sushi 元氣壽司 is a relatively new food stall in New York Food Court that primarily serves sushi rolls and a minor selection of sashimi. One may mix and match sushi rolls from the food stall's refrigerated display case at $13.99 per pound, or order the same sushi rolls made fresh for $15 per roll. The ingredients of each roll in the display case is labeled in English and Chinese. We visited a few times and have had the Manhattan roll and a small assortment of other rolls by the pound. The sushi pieces are well-constructed -- attractive, of a good size and tightly packed; however food-coloring seems to be used in at least one of the rolls. I prefer getting take-out to dining in at New York Food Court; the food court has a strong odor that reminds me of a workplace restroom. Mobile phone signal can be a little spotty inside New York Food Court; plan ahead accordingly. Cash only.

I recently came across Genki Sushi, tucked in the back left corner of the New York Food court. They…read morehave a "pick your own" and pay by weight $14.99/lb option for sushi, along with a standard menu a roll combos. They have an array of sushi options in the front where you take a box and tongs, and make your own selections! The pieces are pretty big, around 2-3 bites, and well-constructed. Unfortunately, by 6:30pm there wasn't much of a selection left, so I got 4 pieces for $7.20. The sushi was temperature controlled and placed in a case to prevent flies from getting in. Tasted pretty good.

So update !!! Only coming here from now on. Lunch on the weekdays is cheap, $31. Their sushi is not…read moreoverstuffed with rice like majority of the other sushi buffet places. Another thing is that if you don't want crunch for any of your orders, just let the waitress know ahead of time and she will make sure the rest of your meals are crunch-less. I came last weekend for dinner and now I'm here for lunch. Last weekend , for this month's special we had one abalone for every person. It was so so good! Lunch is cheaper than eating across the street at Kura. We love akino so much !

This place is getting worse and worse. The quality of the fish has really gone downhill, and the…read morecustomer service was even more disappointing. I ordered a tuna avocado roll, and instead of getting whole pieces of tuna, the tuna was chopped up. I asked one of the servers about it, and he told me they were end pieces left over from sashimi cuts. When I asked why I wasn't given whole pieces of tuna, his response was basically that the fish was edible and, if I didn't want to eat the roll, then don't eat it. Then he just walked away. He never offered to replace the roll or asked if I wanted something else. As I was leaving, I spoke to the manager because there had been a small dog next to me sitting on a pillow on a chair and at the table. I mentioned that I didn't believe dogs were allowed inside restaurants unless they were service animals and that this clearly appeared to be a pet. Her response was, "All dogs are service dogs," and that it wasn't a big deal. That attitude bothered me more than anything else. When both the server and the manager dismiss a customer's concerns instead of trying to address them, it makes you question the overall standards of the restaurant. Poor food quality, poor customer service, and management that seems completely unconcerned about legitimate complaints. I used to enjoy coming here, but after this experience, I don't have much confidence in returning.