Very small and hidden store, there are only 4 tables!! Good side is all the fishes are hand picked…read moreby owner every day morning, and the owner is super friendly :) they also added some modern twist to some classic sushi.

Very fresh sushi and great service. Not many seats there though and it's pretty no frills. Easy to…read morerack up a huge bill having a the good stuff the owner recommends

3.5/5 Maybe it's a…read morebit unfair, I did come from Japan and, of course, ended up having excellent sushi there. I do believe it's a fair rating though. Went here for dinner on Double Ninth Day, located in Tai Po within walking distance to Tai Wo Station. The place isn't big, in fact I found the aisles to be quite narrow. I'd also say that service was average, though they definitely looked understaffed. I tried the fatty tuna with green onion hand roll, chefs special assorted sashimi, and sukiyaki. The hand roll and sukiyaki were both good. The assorted sashimi had some hits and misses, particularly the fatty tuna sashimi had too much toughness to it, instead of the expected melt in your mouth taste. Prices were reasonable. Overall a good neighbourhood Japanese restaurant.

Not too famous but tasted great Japanese restaurant located at Tai Po…read more Decoration is fine like traditional Japanese decor and food tasted great with reasonable price. You might need to wait a bit after ordering since limited manpower. Overall the restaurant is great and will visit again once around

Awesome Japanese buffet!! They got the giant sweet prawn…read more They cut orders (however many fill their plate) but still, great quality and so many choices. 2 hr time limit. We had a 6 people + 1 free deal.

I received a lot of great recommendations about this place and recently I've finally visited it…read more And it was worth it! The food and service were great! So, now I also can recommend it with confidence.

Came by here for quick dinner with my aunt and the family, we ended up deciding on the 4 person set…read moremeal which was pretty mediocre. In the set, we chose the tonkatsu ramen, hot stone pot beef rice, and the beef hot pot. The ramen I would 100% stay AWAY from. It had to have been the worst ramen I have ever tasted, I'm pretty sure the broth was colored boiled water. The hot stone pot rice was pretty similar, it smelled great but the taste was lacking. I didn't get to try the hot pot since I got stuck eating the rest of the ramen (T_T) but it didn't look half bad. I will say the drinks were pretty good, I got the lime yuzu soda which was super sweet but good and my mom got the plum wine soda which she liked too. There was barely a wait for our party on a Friday night (which actually should have told me something in retrospect). Service was a little slow, but I also didn't expect much. I will mentioned that I've had this place before and I didn't remember it being this bad so not every location may be like this!

Located in the mall next to Sha Tin Station on the first floor, Yaki Ana is a small Japanese…read morerestaurant with a wide variety of mains, entrees and desserts. The decor had a nice feel to it and the wall has a fabulous koi fish and sakura. Meals were decently sized and delicious. I ordered the chicken curry which arrived with miso soup and a tofu dish, later followed by a strawberry dessert.

Not worth the price AT ALL. I do NOT recommend going here. Although the environment is nice, we had…read moreto call waiters several times to get water/tea for us. The food is very average at this pricing. I went with my 2 friends and ordered only a few dishes and spent already 1000 HK!! The sushi rice is very tiny and the food did not look even at all close to what the menu image showed us. Especially the squid... I think the squid was a total rip-off. The image showed an entire squid covering the whole plate. When it came, we got only about 10 slices of small squid. Will NEVER come back again.

This is what sushi dreams are made of! I could not imagine how affordable this was especially with…read morethe quality. It was easily 1/3 of what I was thinking it would cost. So many people though. I don't think in all my life have I been pushed around while shopping in a food establishment. Would I do it again? Abso-freakin-lutely! Just go a little quicker. Very much a get in and get out place.

We Hong Kongers love Japanese food. Ask anyone here what their favorite type of cuisine is and…read morethey'll most likely tell you it's Japanese. It's not surprising to see that majority of the restaurants in a mall are Japanese, and that they're the most popular ones too. I'm sure you must have noticed the rise of $3 sushi takeout shops around HK, many of which are situated in MTR stations for added convenience. There is one directly across the Tai Wai Station, and come 5pm or 6pm - it'll be packed. Sushi here is extremely affordable - just $3 - so you could have 10 pieces and it would only be $30! How it works is that the sushi is all individually wrapped. You take a clear plastic box and take the pieces you want and just add it to your box. There are also disposable chopsticks, soy sauce and wasabi packs for you to take. During peak hours, you will have to do some pushing and shoving because this tiny shop does attract a lot of people! Besides individual pieces of sushi for $3, you can also buy boxes of sushi which are quite inexpensive too. 230 grams of salmon sashimi goes for $75, which is quite a bit cheaper than if you were to buy it at other places! Hand rolls are only just $5 and they make for a great midnight snack. The sushi is generally fresh as it's made in the kitchen on-site, but you definitely cannot expect anything close to top-grade sushi and sashimi here - it's all made at the cheaper prices possible, to be sold at the cheaper prices possible.

Consistency is the most important quality of a good restaurant and Sen-ryo was able to deliver this…read morethroughout my years of coming here whenever I am back in Hong Kong! As for Japanese cuisine, most of the time very minimal seasoning is required, the freshness and quality of the ingredients speak for themselves! As for service, I have hear that Hong Kong does not shine in this category but I have to beg for different, here as to most other places I have been to, I would say their service ( food industry in general ) is above the 85% mark, of course there are always room for improvement!

I know we eat a lot of fancy omakase but we are just as easily satisfied with sushi express, genki,…read moreand other levels of sushi. We just set our expectations according to what we want to eat. For an everyday, mid-level sushi spot, we like Sen Ryo. Always clean and good service. Always good quality and value. The lunchtime special is of especially great value where you can get a variety of different things like sushi, udon, potato croquettes, and gyoza. Just be prepared to wait in a line but if it's in a mall, it's not so bad. Taste: *** Service: *** Ambiance: *** ------------------------------ 千両 sen-ryo Shop L1-19A, L1/F, Festival Walk, 80 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong --------------------------