Loved my omakase experience at Makizushico. I did the $80 omakase option which was 20 pieces. Very…read moreunique dishes, presentation was beautiful and the staff were very kind. I have nothing but high praises! Parking in the afternoon on a weekday was a little busy as the businesses in the area were very busy with children's extra curricular activities.

A poor excuse for a sushi restaurant. This place feels cheap in almost every way imaginable. They…read moredidn't even have real wasabi, which already tells you everything you need to know about the quality here. The sushi menu is tiny compared to any legitimate sushi spot, and the menu itself was filthy. Not "a little worn," actually dirty. First impressions matter, and this place failed immediately. There was also zero indication whether you seat yourself or wait to be seated, so customers are left awkwardly standing around wondering what's going on. To make things worse, the entrance feels bizarre and rundown, like you're sneaking into the back of a storage building instead of entering a restaurant. If you want real wasabi, go to a proper sushi restaurant. This felt more like a watered-down imitation than a real dining experience. 1/10

Ordered food at 7pm through Grubhub and haven't received it at 9:30 pm. I called at 8:30 and was…read moreassured it was on its way. I am now sitting here hungry and ticked off.

We adore Sawa Sushi! Our family has been coming here for years it's our favorite sushi restaurant…read morein town. The food is so good with excellent service. The staff are very nice and always treat us so well. I also love the ambiance it's very calm and relaxing. Great place to have a nice meal or celebrate a special occasion. My favorite sushi roll would have to be the "Sex on the beach or Black dragon roll."

Our friend introduced us to Tai Tai, as Sushi Sasa was a favorite of ours. Very cute and cozy small…read morerestaurant. We had reservations and sat at the bar and enjoyed watching all of the mouth-watering food preparation. We started off with the lychee saketini. YUM! So light, refreshing, not too sweet and loved the itty bitty ice chips. The rest of the meal was amazing! I wanted to lick the ponzu sauce on the hamachi jalapeño. So so good! Loved the strawberry accents. Tofu burrata was a nice surprise, very mild and creamy with the puff flatbread. Wagyu just melted in your mouth. Great flavors. I wish I had taken a picture of whole big ass tuna as he brought it out and prepared it for us - I was in awe of how beautiful and fresh it was. Delicious! We tried the cool demon slayer sake and it was so nice and smooth, it may be my new favorite drink and replace my white wine for a little bit. Give it a try. The ice cream dessert with the two flavors was the perfect way to cap off the night. Definitely recommend you go!

The sushi at Tai Tai is incredible! Having grown up in the Bay, I haven't tried that many sushi…read morespots in this land locked state, but this spot is definitely worth it! We got the Diablo Roll, the spicy tuna roll, and the salmon roll. All three were amazing, fresh, and filled us up. My favorite would have to be the Diablo roll because the flavor was rich and delicious. Presentation of the rolls was also a 10/10! We placed an online order for pick up and it took around 35 minutes. It looks like there isn't a whole lot of seating inside, but I would love to come back and eat here in-person!

Slightly better ambiance than Benihana's. We chose the dining room because we weren't in the mood…read morefor the hibachi entertainment and noise. Food was good. Steak shrimp both a little overcooked. Scallops perfect. Fried rice delicious. Shishito appetizer delicious. Service very attentive and polite.

Very good food (Hibachi) bit on the spendy side. Store needs a refresh/update tho. Exact same…read morelook and "tricks" for 25+ years if I recall correctly. They need to revise the finishes, and develop some new cooking tricks to refresh the experience. That said, still love the food and the kids choose this spot for their birthday dinners nearly every year.

I've definitely enjoyed coming here for ramen--I've been a few times already, and the service has…read morealways been fast during lunch. The food has been delicious, hot, and full of great flavor. Plus the location is clean and always very well kept. Seen this place transform to many restaurants over the years. However, the one time I really needed some pho, the experience wasn't the same. I was excited for something hot to get my body back into fighting mode, but I was disappointed when the rare steak pho arrived lukewarm. The broth wasn't hot enough to cook the steak, which just sat there barely changing color. I'm not usually one to complain, and I was very hungry, so I went ahead and ate it, but I can't say I enjoyed it. The broth was also a bit salty, and it wasn't the traditional pho experience I expected. Typically, you get the garnishes on the side so you can add your own sprouts and lime, but here the sprouts were already in the bowl and no lime was provided. I understand variations exist, but I did expect the broth to be hot. While I didn't capture a picture of the pho I did have some pictures of the ramen I've enjoyed here on a couple occasions. Again, great ramen experience but when it came to pho, it just didn't do it for me this time.

Pho and egg rolls were excellent. Clean and well designed interior. Would go back again.read more

The freshest fish in Centennial!…read more My husband and I were looking to try a new sushi spot not too far away from our house and when we saw how highly rated Taku was we knew we had to give it a shot. When you walk in you immediately feel how cozy and beautifully decorated the restaurant is. Refined and relaxed at the same time. The staff are so friendly and pleasant and they were so cheerful and helpful! We started with the "monkey brain" and the sashimi ceviche. I would say the sashimi ceviche would be all you need to order - incredible quality fish. The rolls we ordered were the Taku signature roll and black dragon. Black dragon was our favorite. For an opulent meal for two we paid $95 with tip a good price all considered. 5 stars, our new favorite dine in sushi place in Centennial.

Amazing service, great food. Give this place a try. Worth a trip across town for a nice mealread more

Fantastic ramen, just try it out. You won't be disappointed. I came here aa I had to go through…read moreDenver and this place was a pleasant surprise. Something I'm going to have to make a regular thing. The broth was fantastic, the noodles just right and the meat delicious. Everything came together like true raman from Japan. The price is very fair for the quality. No issues at all. Place is clean, music was not loud and the decor was on point. The only thing I wish was it was not in Denver! 10/10 fantastic food for a fantastic price

This location of Asuka exceeded my expectations so I must write…read more Between the gym time and yoga session all on Broadway, I had a good hour (at least) to grab something to eat and yet I needed something quick at the same time. As I was pondering to see if I should go to more of a sit-down restaurant, Asuka's quick poke bowl sounded like a much better choice so I rushed the one on Broadway between the gym and yoga. I stepped in to be greeted by the lady in charge of the kitchen and the register. She was still finishing up the guest ahead of me but once she was done she came to take my order. I went with the Build-Your-Own bowl. The lady was efficient in asking me which ingredients I would want for my nutrient-rich bowl. She was wasting no time and effort and yet she wasn't rushing to get rid of me either (LOL!!) She sounded like she is/was used to handling a long line of people but never forgets/forgot the routine of good service. Once my bowl was perfectly crafted, she had a quick and yet genuine thank you to say. She then moved on to the next person in line. By then there were several people in line. Once I had paid I took the time to look at the interior decorations. And they are quite cute! The umbrella decors on the ceiling are one of them to mention. The dining area is not big and yet it can hold a good number of guests. Quite tidy and clean indeed. Between the location down the street from my house on Yosemite and this one, this location is quite more lively. The Yosemite location seemed a bit smaller than this one. Let's talk the quality of the bowl! Very fresh! From the crunchy cucumber pieces that snapped as I ate it to protein (salmon and tofu) to al the fixings that topped the bowl, everything tasted surprisingly and refreshingly delicious. I wouldn't necessarily say that it tasted exactly like the authentic poke bowls I experienced in Hawaii only a few months ago, Asuka is a solid (chain) place I can go and grab a bowl with no compromise. I have come to appreciate this place very much.

Always my favorite place! The staff here are my favorite and I can't wait for a family dinner…read moreagain. I especially love the mistake roll, Black Dragon roll, unagi and the à la carte selections. Very busy for dinner rush. A bit on the loud side, but totally worth it! The presentations are just gorgeous and must be photographed!

Had a great meal here today with a sushi loving friend of mine. She introduced me to it and I must…read moresay, I was impressed. The motif and decor are eye catching and very attractive. The service was impeccable and our waitress was really on top of things. The sushi we ordered was first and the options were amazing. It was plated beautifully and tasted phenomenal. The miso soup was hot and tasty. I think my only very minor complaint was all the sushi artists behind the counter were had iPods in their ears and I really despise that. I think it looks tacky, insincere and unprofessional. A solid choice for an evening with friends.

Great find with last minute selection. We were debating driving down as it is very far from home…read morebut best choice. We have a Mt Fuji by us in the Orchard mall area but this spot blew them away. Andy was our host and he killed it keep up great and led the Birthday celebration for my wife. "1 of 1" was or hibachi cook and he also was awesome. Food was delicious everything came out great and definitely a great food spot to add to the visit again list. Don't miss out if your down in the centennial area head over it is well worth it. Great job Mt Fuji team. I didn't talk much about the food but really everything was great.

Things started off badly. We walked in to the receptionist and there was barely room to stand…read more This is not all the restaurant's fault; it was below 20F and breezy outside, so no one was going to wait out there or in the freezing foyer. Found out later that around 15 of the people were in one group. We were basically ignored by the girl behind the desk for 15 minutes. There was another couple in front of us who had been waiting for 30 minutes. After another 10 minutes they left, leaving us first in line. 20 minutes past our reservation time, we really started to complain to any employee we could find. The receptionist finally tried to tell us something, but her English was so poor we did not understand her. We SAW the manger but couldn't get close enough to talk to her. Once the party of 15 was seated there was some breathing room. Suddenly 3 people got up from the table closest to us and left, one saying to us "Good Luck". I walked over to those chairs and said we would take them. The first party at the table (you know how hibachi is), told us they had been waiting for an hour for something after their soups and salads, and that is why the other group left in a huff. Once we were seated the manager cleaned up the area and got a waitress right away - guess maybe she heard we were ticked off. I was glad we were able to help the other people at the table finally get some attention! I guess they had already ordered long ago, and so the waitress rushed us to order without giving us any time to look at the menu. She also pushed the fried rice pretty heavily; I had to strongly insist I only wanted steamed rice. Found out when the bill came that each fried rice was almost $6, so that explained that. Our soup, salad and sake came out quickly. Not long after the chef came and he was a very pleasant individual. But his "hibachi entertainment skills" were limited and his serving was pretty sloppy. Granted, he was now rushing to accommodate the other poor folks. The food. I ordered the vegetable hibachi, my wife the shrimp, and my grandson the steak and shrimp. They said theirs was very good. First, they gave me a huge helping of fried rice from the common pile. I did taste it, and it was fine. Then, they gave me vegetables from the common pile, the same amount as everyone else who had ordered a protein received. I had to complain to the chef that I should have steamed rice, and he quickly flagged down a waitress and I finally got that. But no more vegetables for me as those around me got their "second course" of protein. I was waiting for the chef to cook me some more veggies when he started cleaning the table! I don't eat that much so I wasn't overly concerned, but when the chef gave me a puzzled look, I said I was supposed to have vegetable hibachi. He asked if I wanted more vegetables. I said sure, and after a while a steaming bowl arrived, apparently cooked at another table. The vegetables were VERY zucchini-heavy, with a little broccoli and a fair amount of mushrooms. It was fine. We were not offered desert, and basically given the bums rush to get out of there. Like I said, not ever issue was the actual fault of the place - the cold caused reception-area problems, and once we sat I noticed that the one party was occupying an entire table, and a different party was occupying TWO entire tables, and they seemed to have come in at almost the same time. There was at most 12 tables in there, because it was poorly laid out. There was a giant television (nice one!) but it had a huge amount of empty, wasted space in front of it. There was a long section of booths by the windows, left over from the room's last incarnation, where I guess people could just order sushi or tempura - but none of them were occupied. If I want sushi I will go to a sushi place. We go to Japanese grills for the grilling! My major complaint is the management/staff response to the issues. The receptionist seemed to just shut down when things became overwhelming, and they should never have reserved three complete tables at the same time. Or, alternatively, should have better managed the reservations for all the parties of 3-5 (us). I really don't know why the families at the table with us had to wait for an hour for a chef to show up, except they were kind and nice. And by that point, we were not. Finally, when my check came back with the charge slip, it also included the charge slip for someone else. Our bill was correct, so I paid and tried to get a waitress/manager's attention to give them the other person's bill, but to no avail. I finally gave up and left it on the table. So, lots of little issues made the whole evening a lot less fun than it should have been. Entire time from butts-in-chair to walking out the door was maybe 40 minutes, to be generous, though wait time was closer to 30.

One of our local favorite sushi restaurants. (Now, they just need to get their alcohol license.)…read moreThe restaurant was quiet when we arrived, and we were greeted immediately. We started with the Spicy Crispy Tuna - which is always fantastic. We ordered Yellowtail, Unagi, and Tako sashimi. For the rolls, Spicy Scallop Roll. Mango Roll, and our favorite - the Joker Roll. This is the only restaurant around locally that we can find that has shiso - an herb that we enjoy but seems harder to find unfortunately.

I love this casual sushi place! I have been here twice now. Their menu is very big and the service…read moreis really friendly and very nice! The quality of sushi is very good! Our favorites were Godzilla roll and Sandwich roll. We also enjoyed the Naruto roll, it was very refreshing! They also gave us 10% neighbor discount coupon which was very generous and considerate! I recommend this place for a casual dinner.