The best sushi in DMV area!! Always my top choice when I…read morewant to have sushi Fav to order: the winner, baby octopus salad, scallops rolls

A great dinner experience. The sushi is terrific. I especially liked the otoro nigiri and the…read moregarlic butter miso scallop. Yet even better was the service. Nicole was fabulous! A superstar who explained the menu to me and was polite, friendly, and quick throughout the meal, she is also stunningly beautiful. I highly recommend Yume Sushi.

A perfect day in Falls Church for me would be: 1) Grabbing…read morea latte at Rare Bird 2) Strolling around the toy and children consignment store next door 3) Stretching my legs at Cherry Hill park 4) Picking up some fresh produce at the farmer's market 5) Hopping over to Koi Koi Sushi for a big old sushi boat! Their bento boxes are one of the best deals in town, and they have the sweetest, kindest servers. Get the Las Vegas Roll, Dynamite Scallop Roll, and Crab Salad Roll. My kiddos love their teriyaki salmon. Their proximity to Sweet Frog makes this a favorite in our family.

I've been here before in person years ago and remember falling in love with the roll of torch and…read moreone day I just couldn't get my mind off of what I remembered it tasting like so I decided to have it door dashed to me. I got the roll of torch and salmon belly sashimi. Sushi is delicious and flavorful. Prices are kinda up there. The roll of torch is nearly $17. For the roll of torch specifically, i'm not sure if they still "torch" the roll but it did not taste torched nor look like their menu photos.

I just tried this place for the first time and I'm so glad that I did! It's sort of a hole in the…read morewall place but it was super packed and they stayed open past 2pm because it was a holiday. I love that they still serve salad and miso soup with your order. I got the combo roll lunch special and it was definite worth it in my opinion. We did get the wrong order for one of the rolls (originally wanted the spicy scallop) but they made it for us after we let them know. The spicy scallop is to die for. Definitely coming back for that

High quality sushi falls into two tiers: there's the Morimoto/Nobu omakase experiences and then…read morethere's the high quality neighborhood joints with regulars and Takumi and perhaps Yume Sushi falls into the latter in the Falls Church area. If I were to compare them with clothing brands, the top tier restaurants would be akin to Hermès: impeccable, yes, but you're refinancing your apartment just to sit at the counter. Takumi is Ted Baker: genuinely refined, quietly stylish, and doesn't require a second mortgage to appreciate. The fish is flown in fresh daily. There is no cream cheese within a 50-foot radius of this kitchen. No yum yum sauce. No roll named after a questionable life decision. Just pristine fish doing pristine fish things. The menu is tight -- bento boxes, focused apps, nothing that needs a paragraph of explanation. The fried oysters and squid tentacles are mandatory. Non-negotiable. Do not test me on this. Then the subtle flex begins: yuzu, truffle, shiso placed with quiet confidence, mango puree that sounds wrong and tastes right, an Old Bay finish that would make Maryland weep with pride, and a Kalamata olive that has absolutely zero business being this good on a sushi menu -- and yet. This is a kitchen that knows exactly what it's doing and doesn't need your validation. For top tier sushi in Falls Church, go with Takumi if you skew towards traditional, go to Yume if you prefer modern more creative options.

Store decor on the older side. The service is excellent. The cooked food excellent. I really…read moreenjoyed the grilled fish jaw. Having done so at home regularly, they do a decent job. The sushi is cut generously, Korean style. The price is fair. Overall, I believe this is a solid good Japanese restaurant.

For my son's birthday, he originally wanted to order from a different restaurant but they don't…read moreopen on Sunday, so we tried this one. It's a cute restaurant. We ordered the sushi sashimi platter with 57 pieces and a side order of salmon roe sushi, sweet shrimp and a Christmas roll. I am impressed with the sweet shrimp sushi, it's very fresh and cane with fried shrimp head! Not many restaurants do that any more! The sushi and sashimi pieces were also tasty.

Sushi Zen is a family favorite. My daughter's go to order is always the shrimp shumai, and my other…read moredaughter sticks with the sweet potato roll and avocado roll. Reliable picks every time. For me, it's the fireworks roll and the seared salmon belly. Both consistently excellent. And the hot sake always hits, even on a warm day. We also love Divine, who works there and always makes us feel welcome. Always smiling, always a delight, she's a big part of why we keep coming back.

Holy fish ("holy cow" seems inapplicable)!How have I never reviewed Sushi Zen before? This has been…read moreour neighbor go-to sushi place for years! But convenience is not the only reason we go. Tonight was probably our 20th visit... Their sushi is, without exception, always the best, and the freshest we have ever had in the area! Additionally, this is a locally owned and operated business that really cares about the community. How many Arlington restaurants have an AFAC donation box in their vestibule? Their connection to Arlington amplifies their value as a local business with delicious food. Among our favorites are the scallop sushi -- and even the simplest thing, their miso soup, is fabulous! Great for catering too! (We get a 150-piece platter for our holiday party every year!)

So I stopped here while visiting for work. It was raining and ramen sounded perfect! I'll…read moredefinitely come back the next time I'm in town! Food: The Yinyang Bowl (B) was the star of the meal for me. It comes with Tonkotsu Shoyu Ramen and Sapporo Miso Ramen, plus braised pork, chashu pork, shrimp tempura, half a marinated egg, bamboo shoots, corn, zucchini, and scallions. There was plenty of food, and I loved being able to try two different ramen options in one bowl. Both broths were really good, and the whole combination worked so well. Ramen noodles was cooked to perfection! Wings: The wings were also good and had a lot of flavor. My only complaint was that they got a little soggy sitting in the sauce. I'd probably get the sauce on the side next time so they stay crispier. Atmosphere: The vibe was fire. I loved the decor, and the whole place felt warm, inviting, and comfortable. It's the kind of spot where you can actually relax and enjoy your meal without feeling rushed. Overall: Really enjoyed this place. The portions were generous, the ramen was delicious, and the Yinyang Bowl is such a great option if you want to try more than one broth. Between the food, decor, and overall atmosphere, I'd definitely come back and try more of the menu.

We get Kyuramen regularly for takeout and it's my son's favorite ramen spot! There's parking in the…read moregarage behind the store if you want to eat in. We usually get the spicy Tonkotsu ramen and edamame. Good flavor, big portion, and overall always a hit. The chicken curry is also pretty decent. It's our favorite ramen spot in Nova, highly recommend Kyuramen!

Great news--Padaek is now open on Sundays! I stopped by today, September 6, for their very first…read moreSunday opening and had another wonderful meal. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. We especially enjoyed the crispy rice salad, papaya salad, and grilled meats. The dishes had the bold, authentic Lao flavors that Padaek is known for, and the portions were perfect for sharing. Since Sunday hours are brand new, not many people seem to know about them yet. If you're looking for delicious Lao food this weekend, come support this wonderful local restaurant. I'm very happy that we can now enjoy Padaek seven days a week!

I personally prefer their Laotian food over their Thai food, although there aren't as many Lao…read moreoptions. Their Thai food's just alright for me. Naem Khao Thadaeu - Crispy coconut rice salad with peanuts, lime, cilantro, scallions, and chili, served with green lettuce wraps. Easily the best thing on the menu. It's a bit pricey for something that's basically all carbs, but it's very well made. Paa Tod - Crispy fish with spicy chili-lime sauce, lemongrass, mint, dill, cilantro, onion, and tomato. I can see how the seasoning might taste unique to some people, but as a fellow Southeast Asian, I thought it's just alright. I know their buffet was discontinued for a while and only recently restarted. I'm excited that it's back because for me,. it's the best thing about this place back then.

Super delicious. Smoky petal one of my favorite dishes. I love all the bizarre dish names. Good…read moreparking in the lot. Clean nice space with helpful people. Weird that they charge you after your first free refill for iced tea but to each their own I guess.

The appetizers we ordered were pretty good, but we were disappointed in the small portion sizes of…read morethe mains (i.e. shaking beef, soft shell crab). The staff is hands off and took a while to come by for us to order. There are a few smoky dishes, and when neighboring tables ordered them, the smoke filled up the whole restaurant, which too pleasant. I ordered the pho which was $16 and okay.

Liam our server was awesome we recieved our food so quickly and all the food tasted great!read more

Amazing service and food. Definitely coming back again. Food was very tasty and fresh.read more

IMO this is best Poke place around and the ingredients are fresh and plentiful…read more THE DEETS They are a part of Happy Endings Hospitality which also owns Roll Play, Teas'n You, Chasin' Tails, Asian Kitchen, & Nue. Gotta love the names and Lei'd Island Kitchen's playful motto is "It's a great day when you get Lei'd!" Now who doesn't agree with that lol. You can dine in, order to go and pick up, or you can order delivery. They also offer catering. FOOD They have poke bowls, hot bowls, island rolls, and hand rolls (sushi). For the build your own bowls, you choose your portion size, your base, and your protein otherwise you can choose from one of the many traditional predetermined ingredients bowls and you can still specialize it. They also have sides like taro or tortilla chips with avocado smash, shrimp tempura, and macaroni salad. I got a wild caught tuna build your own bowl over rice. Delish! NUTRITIONAL INFO The fish is cut fresh daily. They offer seasonal flavors, have in-house made sauces, no seed oil, 90% gluten-free and there's an allergen sheet for those that need it. They offer a loyalty program and you can also join their mailing list. In the DMV area they only have one location in Tysons corner/Vienna, VA. As always, peeps support your local small biz and aloha baby! Cheers.

I was excited to go here after a soccer game brought us to the area, but no score here sadly (pun…read moreintended). The place is a cute casual decor. My make your own bowl was okay. I had salmon, edamame, corn, cucumber salad, ginger and eel sauce. It had a little too much ginger but that is easy to fix. A step below my usual bowls for a couple dollars more. Husband ordered the Koji chicken bowl and it was surprisingly small. It seemed like a weak version of a chicken teriyaki bowl. Daughter ordered the kare-kare brisket bowl and it was terrible. We really should have said something or tried to switch it out because she basically picked at it and left hungry. The brisket was dry and tough and it has something else that was like mush. They also charge a 3% credit card fee, which I get is becoming more standard. Overall, it was probably a 2 star visit for us, but I think it is likely better than that most times.