Fantastic Experience for Our Group Event!…read more I recently organized an after-work event for 20 people at Japango, and I couldn't have asked for a better experience! From the very beginning, Manager Hayden was incredible to work with. He coordinated everything with me by email and phone, was responsive and accommodating, and made excellent recommendations for our set menu. He truly had all the bases covered--beef, chicken, vegetarian options, and, of course, mountains of amazing sushi! Everything was delicious, and the service was outstanding. We also added a birthday celebration, which the team handled with ease and made feel special. Even some of our non-sushi lovers commented afterward about how great the food was! The event room was fantastic, and everyone loved the jellyfish tank--it was such a fun and unique touch. A huge thank you to Hayden and the entire Japango team for making our event such a success. I'm already looking forward to booking another event with them! Highly recommended!

Beautiful restaurant! Very cool lighting and ambiance I really enjoyed. The dish was very tasty. We…read moretried 4 different rolls. Lots of drinks options from wine, cocktails and sake. Great location in downtown. Server was very attentive and kept checking on us. I would definitely recommend for sushi in Fort Collins.

We have loved Jaws for the last few years but in the last year it's gone downhill in terms of…read moreservice and table sharing. The sushi is good but if we are paying 80-100 for dinner we don't want to share a table with another couple or family we don't know. The community table is different and you can definitely choose to sit there and that's cool as is the bar, but if I'm going to a higher end place I do not expect to share a table with strangers on date night. I hope they can do better but for now we are not going back. Highly recommend sushi Izumi (you get your own table and great service and good sushi! We have loved Jaws for the last few years but in the last year it's gone downhill in terms of service and table sharing. The sushi is good but if we are paying 80-100 for dinner we don't want to share a table with another couple or family we don't know. The community table is different and you can definitely choose to sit there and that's cool as is the bar, but if I'm going to a higher end place I do not expect to share a table with strangers on date night. I hope they can do better but for now we are not going back. Highly recommend sushi Izumi (you get your own table and great service and good sushi!

Pretty good sushi overall. The food was fresh and came out quickly, which was a big plus. Seating…read moreis very limited, so be prepared to wait--I waited about 30 minutes to get a table. It's located right next to a college campus, so it gets busy. Service was good overall, and once we were seated, we didn't feel rushed at all. Everything came out fast and tasted fresh. Worth the wait if you're in the area and craving sushi.

Sushi was amazing. Front of house was so kind, happy,…read morepleasant, and offered to bring us sliced avocado for our toddler while we waited for our food. Fresh ingredients- they make in-house shrimp tempura! Wonderful service! Slightly higher prices but SO worth it!

Food was amazing, our waitress was extremely nice and understanding to food allergies. $39 a person…read morefor the all you can eat seemed a bit high, especially when they upcharge additional $3-4 for each 'special' item. Overall, good experience and food.

Amazing service and such high quality seafood. We have never had a bad experience or needed to wait…read morelong. The best all you can eat place in town! They also have non sushi options included in the all you can eat such as various katsu dishes and yummy appetizers. Plenty to choose from and something for everyone.

This was pretty standard all you can eat sushi, wasn't bad at all. Some pieces were actually really…read moregood. We enjoyed trying the banana mango roll as a dessert. They also did this really cool thing where they made this little bottle of something smoke when they brought out the first plate which was really fun. The wait staff was fantastic. We got the premium all you can eat sushi but next time probably wouldn't we realized after telling her, we wanted premium that we actually didn't want anything on the premium menu. That's just a personal taste thing though so if we went back due to its convenience to CSU's campus, we would probably just do the regular sushi. Wheelchair accessibility: there's parking in front of the restaurant, although there was not a wheelchair access lane, but there is a curb cut right in front of the door, even though the accessible spot that we found was on the end so we did have to go through the parking lot. The tables are a little bit close together, but they were able to easily accommodate our wheelchair user. There are two single stall bathrooms. Both of them have very light doors with plenty of room to turn around.

My family and I have been going to LuLu's for years, and just went there again last night for a…read moreFather's Day dinner. The ambiance is relaxed. The lighting is just the right level of dim. We have always experienced excellent service and delicious food! The sushi is great, and the pineapple curry is actually better than what can be found at most of the Thai restaurants in town (and that's saying a lot!). I don't understand how their ratings got so low. It actually makes me suspicious of the rating system and it's susceptibility to being used as a means of personal retaliation. I don't know the owners or have any sort of business relationship with this establishment beyond being a loyal customer, and I assure you that that loyalty has been earned year after year.

Been regular customers since opening. I'm sorry to say that this is probably it. We ordered an…read morealmost hundred dollar takeout order for pick up at 7:30 PM on Friday. The woman that took our order over the phone was brisk and rude. But we went with it anyway. At pick up, we mentioned that it was not not very friendly and taking her order. It must've been the same woman because she continued to be brusk and rude. (we always leave a generous tip, this time we did not). And she made it clear that she could not give us shxt. The $30 entrée Unagi Don was jammed into one takeout container, including all of the Cold items like daikon, ginger, seaweed salad. We also had a side salad that was put at the bottom of the bag with all of the hot foods above it so it was soggy and warm when we got it home. Eric. We have always loved your restaurant. The people working in it are destroying it. 7:30 PM on a Friday night. There were no people seated at tables. Gee. I wonder why.

The overall vibes of the place are very cute, nice light fixtures and bar area…read more I came in for lunch on Wednesday last week (party of three) and there did seem to be a bit of a lunch rush. It took more than a few minutes to be greeted/served. The waitress didn't ask if we wanted any additional drinks. We were happy to wait for the ramen and the sushi, but my salad (which was removed from the bill after i asked) never came, and it was a 15 minute wait for a bowl of miso soup. By the time we ended up getting the soup, then another 20 minutes for the entrees, most of the restaurant had cleared out, and we were one of two tables left. The waitress never filled or asked to refill our waters, had to be flagged down to get the check, and took a long time to actually run our card. Didn't sit well with me. I understand there were only three on the floor, but if that is their standard lunch rush, they need to hire additional help. The food was fine. No one got food poisoning, but my party and I agreed we'd all had the same dish done better elsewhere. Had a huge problem with the sake descriptions as well. The one we got was described as "fruity and full bodied". Takes one sip and a google search to figure the main flavor is umami. I hope the next time I come to visit, they have picked it up, however, I doubt I will be making a return trip

Food was not great (verrrrry bland) and took forever - our waitress didn't take our order for an…read morehour so a different waitress ended up taking our order. My friend's bun appetizer was undercooked. One of the cooks was super sweet and helped my friend take an aesthetic sushi photo. We went during one of their first opening days, so hopefully service improves.

My boyfriend and I love this so place. We got here every so often. We just went here the other day…read moreand got the "all you can eat". At the bottom of the page, it was clear that if we didn't finish the food, we would have gotten charged per roll that we didn't finish. We ate a couple pieces of a roll we couldn't eat and then asked for the check and a Togo box. They said they couldn't give us a box because it's all you can eat... but they charged us full price??? So I can't take home the rest of the sushi that I paid for on top of the "all you can eat" price? I really do love their sushi but if I can't take home a 17$ roll that I paid separately for then what the hell

My boyfriend had a dish that was a little too spicy for him. He wasn't going to say anything due to…read morepast experiences, but as we left the cook asked us what was wrong. The cook was more than willing to make my boyfriend another meal with not as much spice. My boyfriend was initially never gonna come back until we were asked about it. Very good costumer service, I can't recommend this place enough!

The most authentic Japanese atmosphere and food in Ft. Collins. Excellent food, service is great,…read moreand the menu has plenty of options. Not as cheap as a bowl in Japan, but still worth a visit! I want to try everything on the menu! The customer mix was incredible - all walk of life when we visited.

When walking in you are greeted with a gorgeous atmosphere that gives off a sushi bar type vibe…read more The service is super quick, especially because it is Ramen. But they were also fairly quick with the appetizers that we tried. The barbecue tofu was surprisingly delicious with a great texture and yummy sauce. The Gyoza was also a fan favorite with a light crispy bottom and a good filling. We tried two different ramens with two different proteins. The beef was a bit, tough and dry, but the chashu was nice and soft like melting in your mouth. The broth was also good and the noodles were nice and thin. Overall, I felt like this was a nice bite to eat and definitely filling. The only thing I felt that was lacking was the service on refilling water. I would definitely come back if I was around the area. They definitely got busy pretty quick.

The food was so amazing, all the chicken/pork/beef cuts were so tender, and their sushi was very…read morewell made. The Miso Soup was the highlight of my dinner, very fresh! The service was very fast, and our waitress was super kind.

I have never been so disappointed in my life! 30 dollars for a bento box pork belly. The order…read morearrived to my house with bento boxes all separate from the meat. We didn't know whose was whose! Pork belly was burnt and dry! Packaged horribly! I spend 185.00 for the food and delivery and it was so basic! 30+ dollars for a stinking bento plate! No labels on the boxing or anything. We have vegetarians in the house and we did not know the difference between dishes. It was horrible.

I moved here 8 years ago and, after coming from a state that was near the gulf, was so super…read moredisappointed with the seafood offerings in a landlocked state. Neighbors and friends kept telling us that Jax flew in fresh seafood daily and, although it is pricey af, it is worth the cost. So we tried it. And dammit if they weren't right. They had several types of fish that day (my husband was so excited to get fried catfish). I had the cioppino, which is honestly my favorite of all west coast seafood dishes and they nailed it. The drinks were good, the dessert we got (key lime pie) was delicious. Highly recommend and I will be back.

Wife N and I vacationing in town, and we'd always wanted to go to Jax for dinner…read more Friday evening 7:00, arrived with reservations and we were promptly seated. We started with the Steelhead Carpaccio. Delightful flavors of salmon, grapefruit, and pistachio prop up the lime cream. All at once makes for a delicious and complex play on a basic Carpaccio. Mains: I went with a Crab Caccio e Pepe, a delicious creamy take on crab and pasta. Just the right amount of Grana Padano and black pepper create the underlying notes for this crab and pasta dish. Delicious. Wife N went with the Blackened Ahi. This was extremely tender, and cooked perfectly (which is to say, absolutely raw with the exception of the flawless eighth-inch sear all around). Fingerling potatoes, horseradish cream and a sweet onion jam routed out the flavors here. Perfect. Place is a bit loud, but has all the vibe you'd expect from an oyster bar. Love Jax! We'll be back next time we're in town!