Very good beef teriyaki, cooked perfectly. I had just arrived into Hong Kong and was looking for…read moresomething convenient and quick. It was downstairs in the mall under my hotel so was easy to walk to.

Just opened (Jan 6 2015) & we had tried most of the other places in this mall so we decided to try…read morethis one. Good food & decent size portions for this kind of place. Knowledgeable honest wait staff who did not oversell or push items on us as is often happens at high end places. This is a Maxims Group resturant which replaced Ruku, another higher end Japanese resturant. I think what Maxims tried to do was to update the look, make the place friendlier / more inviting & added a bar. The price point, HK$350-500 per person without drinks, is on the high side for what it is. More stars if it were lower priced. However, I would go back.

Given the abundance of sushi restaurants in Kowloon, Sushi One seems to try harder than most to get…read morenoticed. Among its keen selling points is their conveyor belt layout and killer midnight deal, causing a nightly queue along Cameron. It certainly does the job in a pinch, but it won't satisfy the pickiest sushi lovers. Conveyor belts usually mean there is no need to deal with the wait staff; it is after all the kind of solo dining that is best. The food comes to you and you choose if you want it or not. The Nepalese staff has a tendency to stand around and chat, which isn't so bad till you realize you need more tea or the bill. The sushi has its moments. There are rolls and nigiri galore, and done in a way where its food porn appropriate. Beyond the instagram closeups, there is a decent amount of variety, but at some point the names are so beyond traditional sushi that it sometimes becomes tough to identify which rolls are what. Whether its uni, tuna belly, salmon, or some sort of cooked seafood, they're more than likely to have it. It all tends to be on the mediocre side, so don't get your hopes up. Then there is the midnight sushi deal, which is literally half off of the entire menu, except for alcohol. It starts at 10pm and the lines are already forming at 9:30pm. This gives folks the opportunity to rock a Sushi One (rice, fatty tuna, salmon roe, wrapped in unagi and topped with uni) without having to deal with the price. Word of advice: avoid all the "cheese" nigiri or rolls, it's horrendous. Truth be told, if it weren't for the midnight deal, I'd never come here. The sushi isn't good enough to warrant those regular prices, but it's clear management is aware of this. Hence, the midnight deal gives them the relevance they need without having to push the quality of the fish.

I have been coming Sushi One for something like 9 years now. It isn't my favorite in the world, but…read moreis is my favorite in Hong Kong. It is always busy so the service can be hit and miss depending. The good news when that busy is the food must be better than average. Sushi eaters are as finicky as any eaters and they wouldn't last if sub par. The prices are amazing for Hong Kong and even better when you get here for 50% off. Incredible deal! I recommend the following nigiri that are the best in my opinion: - Sake (Salmon) - Hotate (scallops) - Toro (fatty tuna with gold leaf) - Seared foie gras Honorable mentions: - Hamachi (yellow tail) - Uni (sea urchin) - spicy tuna hand roll. All in all this is a go to when in the area. Try it out.......you wont be disappointed. Cheers!!

Been here twice now and it's consistently solid. Lunch Special Set is the best: includes soup,…read moresalad, appetizer, dessert and a drink. They really have all the classic Japanese items covered--sushi, skewers, rice bowls, and even handmade soba. It's the perfect spot if you're with a group of picky friends because the variety is so good that everyone ends up finding something they like. The food is always well-prepared and the service is excellent. It's just a really reliable spot for a good meal. Definitely book a table for lunch, though, as it gets pretty busy. Super happy to have this as a go-to!

We arrived in between their afternoon tea time and their dinner time, so we decided to wait until…read moredinner (6PM). They took our order at around 5:45, which I thought was really kind. Overall, our server was great--super attentive with refilling tea and helping us with the menu. The ambiance, too, was nice; you have the choice of the bar, regular table, or tatami table. For the price of the meal, I had a higher expectation of the quality of the dish. Don't get me wrong, the fish was fresh and everything came promptly, but for almost 600 HKD, I just had different expectations coming in. Overall, this was a good restaurant experience, but nothing special.

I have to say that normally when I go to Sushi One for the midnight sushi. Ever since my…read moregraduation, I barely go out for that anymore - oh, those days were gone. So yesterday as I was coming back from Central, I was famished and called up my friend who was just as hungry. Struggling to find a place as it was almost four thirty when we met up, we were at first looking for places that offered afternoon tea set, but we failed and opted for Sushi One instead. Sushi One does not cater afternoon tea set but I would say their lunch set is fairly cheap. The Sashimi Rice Bowl I ordered was only HKD$52 and that came with a drink. I have to say though the bowl was not exceptionally good, it was all right. My friend ordered Udo with tempura which turned out to be better. To be honest, I would say that they definitely do a better job at its midnight sushi. When we got in, it was really quiet and apparently the staff were pretty relaxed - maybe too relaxed. We even overheard someone saying "oh it is my last day today", anyways, I would say that maybe there were not that many diners inside and they simply did not care as much. Thus that part was a bit disappointing. Next time I will still opt for the midnight sushi here but as for any other time, not really I guess. It was just so-so.

Are the conveyor setups going away for Sen-Ryo? We managed to find one at ifc. The wait was long…read moreand it took some back and forth to finally seat 4 of us in front of the conveyor belt. Conveyor belt sushi was better than the Kura back home (obviously) and may actually be better than the ones we tried in Japan. Not exactly a perfect experience here. The overall plating can be improved. Some of the ingredients did not look as good. We ordered two foie gras handroll. One was long enough to fill up most of the handroll but the other one ended up being half the size. Still giving this a 4* for overall experience.

We passed by Sen-ryo at Elements at around 5:15pm, and noticed there is still lunch set menu with…read moregood deal. Sat down quickly and ordered one chirashi box and one grilled halibut lunch combo. Chirashi comes with around 10 pieces of fresh thick cut sashimi including fresh surf clam which I haven't try before at Toronto. The grilled halibut combo also comes with 6 pieces of thick cut sashimi including whole Japanese scallop and prawns. With this price point, there is nothing to complaint. We will definitely go again and try more sashimi.

We've eaten at Nobu restaurants around the world, including throughout the U.S., Paris, and…read moreBarcelona, and this was truly one of our most memorable experiences.A huge part of that was the outstanding service from Kanson and Sital. The pace of the meal was flawless, their sake recommendations were excellent, and they were warm, knowledgeable, and attentive without ever making us feel rushed. The food was exceptional from start to finish. The crispy rice was, of course, perfect. The nigiri was incredibly fresh and beautifully prepared, the Wagyu burgers were delicious, and the black cod miso was buttery, perfectly cooked, and such a generous portion. Kanson and Sital made an already wonderful dinner feel truly special. We cannot wait to return.

Such a beautiful location right near the river. The service was impeccable and the food was…read moreperfection. Note that in comparison to other Nobu locations, the portions are much larger. So order slow and gauge your appetite. On my next Hong Kong visit I'll be stopping here twice!

Fell in love with Kokon when they were still a tiny restaurant in TST. Back then they could only…read moreseat maybe 10 guests or less. Love their American style sushi that I truly missed!!! Spider roll, mountain roll, fried sushi rolls with that awesome spicy orange sauce... you name it! If you had tried American style sushi in the States before, you know what I'm talking about! During my last visit in the TST shop, they told us about they move to Kwun Tong with much bigger space. A few months passed and my sushi long rolls craving hits, so I looked them up and visit the new place for the first time, and boi I was not disappointed! First of all, it's in an industrial building... very hip address for a restaurant. You would think it might be the wrong place to be for Japanese food, but don't worry. As I exit the elevator to 1st floor, just followed my nose and I found the place. It's a lot more crowded then I expected! We were asked if we have a reservation, luckily it's still relatively early so we got seated without a reservation. They kept the awesome menu of sushi, my favorites are still there! California roll, tempura rolls, avocado rolls, different versions of dragon rolls, Fuji Mountain, Rock & Roll.... I'm in sushi heaven!! Noticed that they have added some set dinner on the menu as well. The 2 of us ordered 6 long rolls but nothing else. Yummy in my tummy and it's just as good as I remember them to be. My favorite was still the spider roll with crunchy soft-shell crab, crab fillet, avocado, and cucumber inside. The "Can't Forget You" roll came close as the runner up as I always like mango. Yup! it's a mango sushi with cream cheese and beef! It was a lot of sushi for the two of us but we loved it! It's a bit expensive as we spent $5xx on 6 rolls with soft drinks. Seats were crowded and can totally hear the conversation from our neighbors. Napkins were not served on the table. With the pros and cons, Kokon2 still deserves 4 stars in my opinion. Will definitely come back the next time I crave for US style sushi rolls!

First impression is that the venue looks acceptable. Decorative and with a impressive list of sake…read moreand Japanese whisky on the top shelf. Service was better than 大盛. However, there is no tea, you can pour yourself hot water. The menu is simple for lunch. And the price on average around 50$. So that is cheap. However, the food quality is rather disappointing. I ordered a chirashi, sashimi on rice. What disappointing was that the rice was regular Chinese rice and they gave me a lot of it, served on a blue plate, not on a bowl. Then the sashimi on top was only a few small sliced pieces of the cheapest sashimi. Added a few bits of ikura. I also saw my colleague's sushi rolls and it came late with the rolls not really roll shaped. I personally will avoid this place for lunch. Perhaps dinner will be better.