This is our new favorite sushi restaurant, it was a great experience and family friendly!…read more Everyone is very kind and welcoming, and the ambience is very traditional. The interior is focused and intimate, utilizing wood booths and panel walls creating a serene space that is almost ritualistic in a peaceful and unwinding way. The waitress was very Kind to us and the chef was prompt. On top of our orders, the chef brought out carved fruit for our kids twice! Before and after our meals. We thought this was such a great gesture and make the kiddos happy and feel special. The food was great! Love that they have a protein section using no rice to skip the carbs. Their toro was fantastic, and the chef even placed 24k gold flakes on top when he presented the dish. This was a great experience and we cannot wait to return and enjoy another wonderful experience! Highly recommend!

Nara Sushi was a pleasant surprise on a drive through Folsom. We were looking for a late lunch and…read moredecided to give it a try. Since it wasn't very busy when we arrived, we were seated right away. The dining room is fairly large, with a mix of tables, booths, and counter seating. Each table has a tablet for electronic ordering, but we decided to go old-fashioned and order through our server. We started with a large hot sake and six pieces of gyoza, asking our server to hold the entrées until we finished. The sake hit the spot and paired nicely with the gyoza. The gyoza tasted good but was just a bit harder than we'd like. For the main meal, I ordered a bento box with nigiri sushi and tempura, while the others chose a salmon teriyaki bento box and a Spicy Yellowtail Roll. My nigiri tasted fresh and nicely prepared. I also tried a piece of the Spicy Yellowtail Roll and found it to have a nice flavor profile. The salmon teriyaki was clean and sweet, with a natural salmon flavor, and was tender and juicy. The portions were generous, making for a satisfying meal, and everyone enjoyed their food, although my companions thought the tempura was a bit too oily. Despite the slightly firm gyoza and oily tempura, the good sake, generous portions, and relaxed atmosphere made for a very enjoyable lunch. The highlight for me was sipping the remaining sake and enjoying the nigiri.

Umami Ramen in Folsom is a cozy little spot tucked away in a shopping center, serving up rich,…read moreflavorful ramen with plenty of options to satisfy your cravings. It's the kind of place where a comforting bowl of noodles really hits the spot. I ordered the Black Garlic Ramen, and it did not disappoint! The broth was rich, creamy, and packed with a deep, roasted garlic flavor. The tender pork chashu, noodles, mushrooms, and crunchy bean sprouts complemented each other perfectly. Everything came together for a hearty, satisfying bowl. Sometimes all you need is a good bowl of ramen, and this one delivered! The portions are generous, and the combination of flavors and textures makes this a great choice for anyone who enjoys a rich, savory ramen. Definitely worth digging into! Rex Tip: Before heading out, check out the little shop section to on left inside the restaurant! They have a fun selection of Japanese snacks, toys, and even Japanese Pokémon cards. It's a neat little bonus, especially for Pokémon fans and anyone who enjoys discovering unique Japanese treats. You never know what prehistoric treasure you might uncover! 5 ROARS from Focusaurus Rex!

I've been coming here since it was opened a few years ago but kept forgetting wriing a reviews for…read moreit. I remembered when they had $5 bowl discount back then and it was packed. :-) The ramens here have been consistently good though the pricing has caught up with other Ramen restaurants in Folsom. When they first opened, it was below $15 for a bowl while other were $17, now it's the same everywhere in Folsom with $17/$18.50 for a bowl. Even though the foods are good, the price increased all around this has reduced my eating out on weekends more. I used to go out eating twice on Sat and Sun but now just cut it in half. This applied to all restaurants in Folsom.

The food was very good, especially for the price. We very much enjoyed the sushi burrito and the…read moreCole of Duty roll! Great first experience!

First experience here!! Very impressed.. excellent food excellent service. Very short, wait time,…read moreand staff was very attentive.. Shaina was our server. I will definitely be coming again.

Delicious food and service avoid peak hours to avoid long wait, kids friendly! Awesome katsu set…read moreand ramen

Fantastic food and portions are very large. The service with Hunter was great, and friendly…read more Definitely coming back.

Hasu is my favorite small business. Their staff is so consistent and so kind. They truly serve…read moretheir customers with the utmost care in such a beautiful clean store front. The food is amazing and is always prepared with care. I get their teriyaki bowls to go with steamed veggies and I'll occasionally get nigiri on the side But I've tried almost every roll on their menu and I always come back for more 10/10 one of the best small businesses in Folsom.

Disclaimer: My reviews are intended to provide an honest account of both the positives and…read morenegatives of my overall experience at a restaurant, not just my personal food preferences. Taste is subjective, and what one person finds delicious, another may not. However, there are certain universal aspects of dining, such as customer service, cleanliness, communication, and overall hospitality, that every restaurant should strive to deliver. My reviews reflect the complete experience, not just what's on the plate. We decided to try Hasu Teriyaki & Sushi in Folsom for the first time and brought the kids along. Unfortunately, the experience got off to a rough start. When we walked in, there were several open tables, but no one greeted us or explained whether we should seat ourselves or wait to be seated. A female employee saw us but didn't provide any direction, so we picked a table ourselves. After waiting for a bit with no acknowledgment, I had to get up and grab menus on my own. We spent about eight minutes deciding what to order (never easy with kids), but still no one came by. After another several minutes, I finally walked the few feet to the register and asked, "Are we supposed to order here or at the table?" The response was simply, "Yes, order here." After placing my order, I was immediately prompted to add a tip before receiving any service, which is something I personally find frustrating. Then I grabbed our cups to fill our drinks myself, only to find the ice machine was out of ice. At that point, it felt like we were striking out on every opportunity for a good first impression. It appears there's only one employee handling both the register and the dining area, which may explain some of the confusion. If that's the system, it would really help to have a sign letting customers know to seat themselves and order at the counter. There are only about seven tables inside, but without any guidance, the dining experience is confusing for first-time visitors. Once the food arrived, it was presented nicely. I ordered the Rainbow Roll and Dragon Roll, and visually they looked great. Unfortunately, I found the flavors to be underwhelming. The sushi was very mild, and even the wasabi had almost no heat. I added far more wasabi than I normally would, yet it barely had any kick. For someone who really enjoys sushi, the overall flavor just didn't stand out. The kids' non-raw rolls were also just average. To her credit, the employee did check on us twice after the food arrived, and she was friendly. I think she recognized that I was frustrated after spending roughly 15 minutes in the restaurant without any acknowledgment or explanation of how ordering worked. Overall, the experience wasn't terrible, but it wasn't one that makes me eager to return. Between the confusing service, lackluster first impression, and sushi that was simply average, I'd probably look elsewhere next time.

Upon stepping into Mikuni, the scene is vibrant, with a bar up front and TV screens throughout…read more There's a nice covered patio as well. The menu is extensive and gave me a Cheesecake Factory vibe. I was a little skeptical when I saw dishes like udon pasta, cheesecake eggrolls, and green tea tiramisu on the menu. However, I was pleasantly surprised that their sushis were really fresh and expertly prepared. I got the Chirashi bowl, which is a chef's choice of fresh (raw) seafood over sushi rice. The seafood was very fresh, nicely cut, and quite plentiful. The sushi rice could have been more flavorful, but it was not bad at all. The rest of my party also enjoyed their sushi rolls. There is also an extensive drinks menu. This is a modern Japanese restaurant, with a lively atmosphere. I can see how this would be a great place for happy hour.

I just had one of the best margaritas EVER at Mikuni's! Did not expect a sushi place to deliver a…read morelights-out drink like that. A first-time visit to Mikuni Japanese Restaurant & Sushi Bar was a blast. HH with friends is always a good thing. I am not a sushi fan but I sure went cray cray over the edamame (tossed in garlic) appetizer. Fantastic. I also had no clue Mikuni serves all kinds of non sushi dishes. All my favorites too. Those will definitely be ordered on my return visit to this happy and happening restaurant. The inside is trendy and modern. With a light and airy feel. Patio seating too. Welcoming and energetic staff. And a whole lot of satisfied customers. Our group sure was. I am craving one of those Yuzu margaritas right now! It is truly a memorable cocktail. And that is a beautiful thing.

Very friendly and welcoming staff! The sushi was delicious, fresh, and generously sized. Highly…read morerecommend this spot to any fellow sushi lovers in the area!

Although it's AYCE place, we ordered from the menu. My kids only wanted one roll each. We were not…read moreimpressed with sushi. It was average. Service- okay.

We were looking around for places to eat and stumbled upon Shogun Sushi Hibachi located in the…read morePrairie City Crossing Plaza. There is plenty of park I need in this mall. Upon walking into this restaurant, we were promptly greeted. A nicely decorated restaurant with Japanese paintings and artwork of Japanese Shogun figures etc. They also have Polaroids of their guests over the years. They do have a sushi bar to sit at otherwise, it's mostly tables and Hibachi seating. Two separate men and women's single-user restrooms. I ordered the Hibachi Ribeye and added Scallops. Served with clear soup, salad, shrimp appetizer, Hibachi vegetables, and steamed rice. But we replaced it with fried rice instead. My ribeye was a bit overdone as I ordered it medium rare. The scallops were pretty good. A good and entertaining meal especially for birthdays, etc. Support your local business.

We have eaten here a total of 3 times in the last year and each time has been a pleasant…read moreexperience. The chefs put on a nice performance and are interactive. If you come for a birthday/anniversary/special event you will be able to put your photo on the wall so just a heads up! I've never tried to do a walk in but the reservation process is very seamless. I've been able to get reservations for 10 less than a week in advance each time.

Great food and fantastic service! They truly treat you like a family here. I would recommend the…read moreTokyo Dori roll or any of the nigiri.

Great place to try some Hawaiian inspired sushi! This is one of our go to sushi spots, but I'm…read morealways interested in trying new flavors. We got the Maui Special, which is a fun pineapple and fish combo; don't knock it until you try it. The fish, of course, tastes fresh, but the sweet pineapple brightens the flavor profile even more. The Lion King also doesn't disappoint. The blend of baked salmon and creamy crab & avocado mix is a winning combo. This is one of the only places we've able to find Okinawa's Orion beer at a sushi restaurant as well. The staff is hospitable and efficient as always!

I'm not gate keeping this spot. It's just such a small hole in the wall and soooooo delicious. The…read morequality is so great for the price point. Aside from the excellent service we keep coming back for their sushi tacos. Yes! Sushi tacos are wrapped in the crispiest mochiko nori. They also present things in such a beautiful way.

Ramen review: We…read moreordered the tonkatsu, spicy miso, and spicy beef ramen. All three had rich, flavorful broths with plenty of depth. The noodles had a nice texture, and the portions were satisfying. My only minor critique is that the broth could have been served a little hotter--it was warm but not piping hot. The chili oil used in the spicy miso ramen had peanuts-caution to those with peanut allergy. Other than that, everything was delicious, and I'd happily come back to try more of the menu.