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    Teriyaki R Us

    3.1 (9 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 9:30 pm

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    Jayden D.

    It's a good spot, but it's not enough for a 5 star because the competition around it is fairly better. As far as taste goes, I'd go to Sarku Japan a block from here. For affordability, there's a vendor in the Jamaica Market where they have a lunch special for just $6. There's also a hole in the wall spot called PP Boy that has a better selection of Sushi rolls. Anyway I'll get to why I rated this place a 4. The food is average, it's not bad but it's not good enough to stand out. Props to the ladies on service, they are on point and are very kind so I will always give good commendation on enthusiastic service. I got the Chicken bento which does come with teriyaki chicken & rice, steamed veggies, 2 spring rolls, 2 gyoza dumplings and 4 California rolls for $12.99 which is decent but would be perfect with a drink included. Chicken teriyaki w/ rice was pretty good, veggies were alright, spring rolls were good, dumplings were decent but I'd prefer them steamed than fried and the Cali rolls were alright. Could've came with a cup of soy sauce and Wasabi sauce which they didn't have so that's a miss on their part. If this joint were the only spot of its kind within a 10 block radius, I'd come here more than once, but with Sarku Japan, PP Boy, 2 Asian fusion spots in Jamaica Market and Panda Express all within a sole block from one another, It'll be awhile before this place sees me again. Too many options for them to stand out.

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    Maria H.

    I'm going to give an honest review I'm kind of disappointed on the sushi rolls because I had ordered the avocado and cucumber sushi rolls, and once they had gave it to me my impression was 'what the hell is that' ....the rolls are literally so small I could literally get a seven dollar sushi box that bring six at queens center mall. I haven't tried any other dishes but to be honest I don't even want to go back. Overall customer service was nice. I'll be showing pictures of the sushi rolls and comparison between the sushi and a quarter..... I'm literally not lying, I was shook, or am I dramatic idkkk you guys be the judge.

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    Anita Y.

    This is a newly opened restaurant that replaced what used to be a Starbucks. I was excited to see more Asian-like options on the Ave since I have lunch in the area every now and then. I typically would get Caribbean/West Indian food or fast food so it's nice to have some diversification. The items on the menu are synonymous with the only other teriyaki place located just a couple blocks away. I avoided the sushi rolls for safety reasons (trust an Asian on this) and the milk teas because I only buy from places that use actual tea leaves and not the powdered products. I got the beef and shrimp teriyaki and my total was around $17. It seems like a lot of food at first glance but it's really mainly filled to the brim with rice and cabbage. I wanted to like it considering how much I paid for it but the shrimp was slightly over done and the beef was too starchy. The flavor was decent - the sauce was definitely more on the sweeter side. It did provide an aesthetic glaze to the food but other than that, it serves no other purpose. I prefer my usual food court teriyaki where the same thing goes for $12.

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    bad never buy from here they make the food so hard and not good at all it's way to expensive as well .

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    Sushi Time - Mini Scallop Roll

    Sushi Time

    4.3(619 reviews)
    2.4 miForest Hills
    $$

    Cuisine: 7 Service: 7…read moreDecor: 5 Value: 7 Overall: 7 When you ask people, what's the best Japanese restaurant in Forest Hills, many people will mention Sushi Time. In reality, they don't serve high quality sushi omakase or anything fancy. However, they do serve some of the best sushi rolls in the area. Always fresh and many crazy concoctions that will satisfy almost any taste buds. I have been coming here ever since moving into the neighborhood. The servers have always been kind and helpful. The restaurant is very small and really focus mostly on takeout or delivery. On the last visit, I really like the Mini Scallop Roll and Spicy Tuna Crunchy Roll. Munchy Roll was just okay. White Tuna Sashimi was too cold and icy, while the White Tuna Nigiri was somewhat better. However, truth be told, just come for the fun and interesting sushi rolls and forget about the nigiri or sashimi.

    I think I just found my new favorite casual sushi spot around the Forest Hills neighborhood! As…read moresomeone with a severe gluten allergy, I was really excited to try out this place because I saw a lot of reviews online praising for the way the staff members handle food allergies. I went in right around opening time (noon) on the weekend - the outside is a bit unassuming and partially covered by awning but the inside was brightly lit and the lady at the register (I wish I asked for her name) was incredibly warm and welcoming. She was super enthusiastic about helping me identify which rolls would be safe for me to have. They also have a grab-and-go section where certain popular rolls and sides have already been prepped, but as long as you're willing to wait, the chefs are more than happy to make a fresh batch of a specific roll, even if there are already packed portions of the same exact roll in the grab-and-go section. I thought this was a really thoughtful approach to appeasing all customers. I ended up going with a Philadelphia roll and a Mango Tango specialty roll, which contained a combination of salmon and tuna, mango, avocado, and cucumbers. The ingredients were very fresh and I think the prices are quite reasonable. Without even asking, I was given gluten-free tamari sauce instead of normal soy sauce. The combination of the restaurant's extensive menu and how kind the staff were made this a really wonderful experience - I was very satisfied with my order and definitely see myself coming back again and again whenever I have a sushi craving. The only downside is that this is really more so a grab-and-go spot in general, as there were only two small tables in the entire store. As a heads up, they also prefer to take cash instead of card.

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    Kazan Japanese Cuisine - Chicken Karaage

    Kazan Japanese Cuisine

    3.3(15 reviews)
    2.6 miForest Hills

    I read that the owner was from Japan so we gave it a try. I ordered shrimp tempura as appetizer and…read morea spicy tuna and salmon poke bowl. Hubby had a tonkatsu. I asked for hot green tea while he got a bottle of Japanese pineapple soda. We ordered at the counter because no one was when we entered so we didn't know if there was table service. This spot used to be a Chinese takeout so it is definitely on the casual side. We sat at one of the tables (5 two tops). We had grabbed some disposable chopsticks and napkins from the counter. When the server came with the tonkatsu and tempura, she had napkins and chopsticks for us so I guess we didn't have to help ourselves beforehand. She then came with a lovely teapot and two small cups for the tea. The tempura was different from most places - no crunchy panko crust and no dipping sauce. When she came back, I asked about a sauce and she pointed to a small dish with thick dark sauce. I had thought that was for the tonkatsu. The poke took even longer and that was also different from what I'm used to. The fish pieces were not marinated - she gave me a small dish with soy sauce. The sliced jalapeño was also a surprise. I had thought I would get a spicy marinade on the poke. I mixed in the soy sauce and ate it with the sliced jalapeños. When we came home and looked at the receipt, the prices were weird. The tea was $1.56 and the $22 dishes were $22.88. Apparently we were charged a 4% credit fee which wasn't disclosed - or we missed the sign.

    Sooooo delicious and fresh! I had the sushi (spicy tuna roll and Kazan Acevichado) and the chicken…read moreteriyaki bento box. Both were excellent and tasted like something that came out of my grandmother's kitchen. The owners are Peruvian and Japanese-- imagine those 2 cuisines melded to create the most flavorful meals. Fantastic.... Simply fantastic. The food reflects the love they put in. Remember, you pay for what you get and a not a single dime went to waste while enjoying every last bite. I live about 1.5 miles away and will be making the trip back this way regularly now, as they have a new customer and fan.

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    Daikon Sushi Bar - Shrimp

    Daikon Sushi Bar

    4.2(5 reviews)
    2.4 miForest Hills

    Daikon is apparently the Japanese side of an otherwise generically American restaurant with split…read morepersonality (like a culinary Two Face), complete with its own Japanese-inspired menu. I hate to bring down a mom 'n' pop shop, but this place isn't very good. It's also kinda pricey for Forest Hills and for the quality you get. Sigh. The best dishes we got were the Oxtail Croquettes and the Crispy Salmon. Things started going downhill at the pretty but bizarrely flavored Forest Hills Roll, which inexplicably pairs salmon, tobiko, orange, chives, avocado sauce, and teriyaki mayo. I appreciate a creative/fusion roll, but salmon and orange should never, ever exist on the same plate. Ever. The worst item we got was the Chicken Udon. I'm not sure how aany Asian restaurant could mess up such a staple dish, but in Daikon's case, it's because they used Japanese SOUP udon, not stir-fry udon. As soon as the plate was set, I could tell it was the wrong type of udon, and the udon was massively overcooked. Yes, there are different types of udon and they are meant to be cooked in different ways. They are identifiable by their shapes, storage needs and preparation needs, a memo Daikon clearly missed. Points for loading the dish with veggies, but eating them within the soggy mess of udon was just unpleasant.

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    Katsuno - Tenzaru Soba at Katsuno Forest Hills, NYC

    Katsuno

    4.0(216 reviews)
    2.7 miForest Hills
    $$$

    Absolutely love Katsuno. Everyone here from service to the chef were super nice and attentive and…read moreso welcoming and friendly. Intimate setting where you can really enjoy your dinner and company and also get to know the owners. Family owned and taken care of very well. All the food here is fresh and delicious and creative. Not your standard NYC Japanese restaurant but they take care to all their dishes. Highlights were the special tofu dish and toro salad. Tempura were all made well and not oily. Great katsu and anything on the sushi menu was divine. Love the toro, yellowtail, and sea urchin. Can't go wrong with either the nigiri or sashimi choices. A wonderful alcohol selection as well with special items i've never seen before but very refreshing were the green tea beer and the yuzu beer. A gem in forest hills and a must try. Definitely a repeat go to place and wonderful place in the neighborhood.

    Gave this place a try as we were looking for good sushi in Queens. This place is not worth the…read moreprice they charge. We've eaten sushi all over the 5 boroughs and in Japan and their fish did not blow us away for the high price and small portion. $20 for tempura that is not any better than other sushi places. $30 for 3 kinds of sashimi that consist of 9 small pieces of salmon, yellow tail and tuna and it does not come with rice which they charge another $4 for. The $45 nigiri combo was not worth it. The fish is not premium grade that command the kind of price they charge. Environment is dated. Service is good but not warm and inviting. We paid $135 with tax and tips for 3 items and no drinks. We could've paid less than $100 at other sushi restaurants with more food at same or better quality fish. Will not be returning and we live in forest hills.

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    Kyuramen - Forest Hills

    4.3(292 reviews)
    2.5 miForest Hills
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    Had lunch with a dear friend at Kyuramen, and it was such a satisfying experience. The ramen…read moredefinitely lived up to the hype, no surprise they've sold over 150K bowls. We ordered a combo with chicken popcorn, which paired perfectly with our meal, and ended on a sweet note with their matcha jelly dessert. The Thai tea was good, though a bit rich and sweet for my taste. I'd recommend diluting it slightly to balance the flavor. What really stood out, aside from the food, was the ambiance. We were seated in a cozy, semi-private booth (almost like a little dining nook), which made the whole experience feel more intimate and relaxing. The staff were also quick and courteous, adding to the overall great vibe. Definitely a spot worth coming back to.

    The honeycomb booths are so innovative, love it!…read more 4/5 moshi sparkling yuzu white peach $6- not a fan of sparkling drinks but I love anything yuzu & peach, this was really good 4/5 Takoyaki $9/5pc- pretty good, filling, chewy, have always loved Takoyaki from 1st bite, altho i don't remember where I had it the 1st time 3/5 Japanese French fries $8 - crispy, sweet teriyaki? Sauce, also has kewpie, but I'm not a fan of mayo, esp sweet mayo 3/5 creamy udon $15- creamy but wish it had more flavor/seasoning, a bit spicy wuda been nice, shrimp tempura is crispy 3/5 mango crepe cake $10- not enough mango for me, wish the crepes were mango flavored as well, easily cuda been so much better

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    Bamboo Ya

    Bamboo Ya

    4.0(265 reviews)
    2.9 miForest Hills
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    Updated review based on my experience in person and through takeout. I usually go and order a…read moresalmon don which is salmon sashimi over vinegared rice, and the portions are huge for a reasonable price. Generally the slices are nice and thick and there's plenty of rice, but when I ordered this as take out, they gave me much less rice which I didn't expect. I'd also say that they're happy hour is very generous and they have a decent variety of drinks like plum wine and beers. This place can get very busy and it can be difficult to flag down staff. It would be nice if they had one of those buzzing buttons that you could use to call the staff. Overall, still my favorite place to eat at in person. Vibe is casual and looks like there's a lot of repeat customers which is good

    We stopped into Bamboo Ya on Austin Street after helping my son get his internet set up at his…read moreplace. My wife had heard good things and we had been craving sushi for a while, so we took a stroll over and gave it a shot. I went with my usual order -- a spider roll and spicy tuna -- and both were solid. I tried a third roll as well but honestly cannot remember what it was, and it did not leave much of an impression either way. The first two though were good enough to bring me back. The highlight of the visit was honestly our server. She was cool, spunky, and had a great sense of humor. We ended up laughing and joking around with her throughout the meal, which added a lot to the overall experience. Pleasant visit all around. We will be back.

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