Omoto Garden

The sushi is great, especially the 1971 roll.
The other standouts are their chicken wings and boneless spareribs which are always amazing.
The staff are all great and very friendly. Omoto has a great atmosphere and great food every time.

Best Chinese food in the Abington/​South Weymouth area. Their sushi is quite good as well. My girlfriend and I have been going for a few years and their food never disappoints. I brought my parents there for Father’s Day and they loved it too. Some of our favorites are the Seven Stars around the Moon, Pikachu roll, Beef Chow Yoke, Wanton soup, and their boneless spareribs are the best I have ever had. The place is very clean, the service is quick and friendly, and a family of five of us had a bill of $ 100 (before tip). I hope this place stays open for a long time.

I don’t know if it was just a random night but Saturday at 6pm we were the only people in the dining room. The bar is attached so a lovely dining experience of tasty Chinese while listening to country music.

Four of us went on a Thursday evening — the bar had some people in it, and the dining room was quiet, just a few tables had people. They seem to do lots of take out business. The food was excellent — obviously prepared very fresh, nice presentation, hot, and perfect amount of spice. We were delighted with the price — 6 alcoholic drinks, 2 soups, poo-​poo platter for two, one appetizer to share and three nice big dishes was about $ 94. We took a lot home and they gave us a complimentary write rice to go with the leftovers. We did not eat sushi. The dining room was large, clean and pleasant. The staff was very nice. We would definitely recommend it to friends, and we will return.

Always have great food here. Sushi is pretty good too — my husband likes their California Roll and I think their sashimi good too (not fishy tasting at all)! Not my favorite sushi but overall a great stop on one of those nights when you’re just craving some lo mein!

They used someone else’s credit card to pay for my meal, I called to let them know there was a mistake asking if I could pay with the correct card, they said not to worry about it, and then I get a knock on the door asking for money 30 minutes later. Not how you do business…

I love this place… Is teaching me to eat sushi… is like more americanized lol is good

Perfectly good poo-​poo player that you would find at your typical townie Chinese restaurant. Lo-​mein was serviceable, as was the pork fried rice. I can’t speak to the quality of the sushi or the in restaurant experience because we got take out, but on this occasion Omoto fit the bill for Chinese!

One of the best Chinese food In the south Weymouth area. I’m quite picky and felt that it all had good flavor.
My test is always beef teriyaki. If the can get that right and actually taste good I feel they will get my repeat business.
We also had boneless ribs which were spot on and the orange beef which was also very good.

I went to Omoto yesterday around 3:20pm for a late lunch. I ordered the «Pikachu Roll» and it came out very nice and presentable. The taste was this specific roll was amazing. I have been craving sushi for awhile now, so I treated myself to a $ 12.95 «Pikachu roll» and I was very satisfied. I will go back and get the «Red Sox Roll» next time.

Psyched we gave this a second try. It’s one of those Chinese/​Japanese/​Sushi combo restaurants so i had an extreme distrust of Omoto (and any place that mixes cuisine really) but I think this is par for the course on the South Shore. We got take out a couple years back and it was a straight rip off… tiny tiny pieces of fish, like the width of a pea so we wrote it off. Not sure why but we decided to give it another go after reading some recent reviews.
Typically suburban location being in strip mall (next door is a killer Brazilian market by the way). Restaurant itself is divided into a lounge and a restaurant; we were in the restaurant. Nothing really note-​worthy but nice and generally clean although the soy sauce bottles must have been previously used by someone eating General Gau’s with their hands. We went in for lunch on labor day so it was pretty empty.
My wife ordered tea, and in fairness she didn’t specify, but it was a very unique blend. Not sure what it was and I’d imagine it has some fans but this was neither the regular «tea» you get at a Chinese place not was it something I’d ever had at a sushi place and it was lukewarm.
I had planned on getting the sushi/​sashimi lunch special but being labor day they could not accommodate this. The folks eating behind us tried to substitute some sort of app for the chicken fingers that came with the mail but the waiter/​chef was not having it. Guess they aren’t too open to substitution here. Ended up getting the tuna roll and yellowtail roll. My wife had the spicy salmon, Alaska roll and eel avocado roll. I’m shocked at how good it was. The tuna was awesome, deep red, buttery and quite a generous amount for $ 4.95. The yellowtail was just as good, fresh and with a tiny amount of scallion to top it off; again shocked how good this was for the price (also $ 4.95). My wife loved here rolls as well. The eel could have had a bit more sauce but they also didn’t overload it with sesame seeds either. The spicy salmon was a touch heavy on the tempura but not a deal breaker either. The salmon was chopped but not pulverized either. All in it came to $ 28 for the 5 rolls so the price was definitely right. I am still blown away by the quality; i had zero expectations going in but will absolutely be back.
Couple of side notes… the waiter also made the sushi. It was not masterful but the freshness of the fish trumped any technical flaws. The waiter/​chef brought the check while my wife was still eating (I personally like this move but some might find it weird… like my wife did). The waiter also started clearing plates while my wife was still chewing her last bite. That’s pretty annoying. The obligatory fortune cookies are half chocolate/​half regular fortune cookie. I’m raving about the fish because it is practically impossible to get good sushi on the south shore; this is on par with a good Boston place i think so don’t go in expecting to be Tokyo level stuff but still a solid place well worth my $$$ and easy to get to and park. Recommended if you are looking for very good sushi on the South Shore without hitting Boston. Oh and there is a coupon deal on groupon right now.

Really fantastic! I wasn’t sure what to think looking at the strip mall it’s located at. Kind of dumpy, not sure what door to go into. Once inside I was impressed by how beautiful the dining room is and how new and clean it feels.
Service was excellent. Our waiter had a great sense of humor and was incredibly attentive without hovering. We ordered scallion pancakes which were good and not too greasy, and sushi. We happen to be vegetarians, so I can say the veggie roles (multi-​veggi, avocado, sweet potato), are terrific. They arranged them beautifully by the way, not just separate plates for each roll. Very fresh and tasty. We had the mango ice cream and it was subtle and not too sweet.
I’m worried about this place since it wasn’t very full when we were there. We need more good places like this in Abington, so please stop by.

I knew this location as Kam’s Garden but since there have been new owners I have to say the food is very good and the waitress was extremely accommodating. My second time here and will definitely return

Omoto is an amazing restaurant. It has exceptional sushi at a fantastic price. I have never found myself saying that any of their roles are bad or not up to par. I specifically love the spicy tuna roll. I normally show up with my wife and we get five to six roles, two soups, and a scorpion bowl for about 45 dollars. They also have a coupon on there to-​go menu which takes off 5 to 10 dollars, as well as keep your eyes open on Groupon.
I have not tried to much of their Chinese food, but i have had my two favorites, crab rangoon and beef lo mein and thought they both were fantastic. And heated up well the next day which is always important with Chinese food.
Overall i rave about this place to everyone as having great prices, great food, and easy going. Stop by for dinner and you wont regret it.

Cheapest place to get chinese food, booze, and sushi. The owner Melody is a sweetheart and the rest of the staff is very nice. Karaōke on weekend nights is hilarious.

Love the sushi. Fancy and fantastic rolls are delicious! The seaweed salad is great and no added lettuce, which is nice. Delivery takes awhile but over all this is a great place for Japanese food. Have not tried any of the Chinese items yet.

We got take– out sushi from here on a Friday night. While the restaurant wasn’t jammed, the bar area seemed lively (albeit an older crowd) and there was a good amount of people picking up take-​out.
They have a good menu of sushi & sashimi, rolls, and specialty rolls. On the sushi dinner menu there is an option for four specialty rolls for $ 37 and change. This is a good value where they are all at least over $ 10.
The only thing is you do not get to pick all four rolls. The hostess went over to the sushi chef and asked him what he makes and, at least on the Friday we were there, it is:
— Omoto Roll
— Rose Roll
— an off the menu roll
— a specialty roll of your choice
We ordered it and asked for the Pikachu roll. On the off the menu roll we asked for something with eel and they made us what appeared to be a volcano or dragon roll you might see at other places.
The hostess was very nice and accommodating to all of our questions.
The sushi was delicious, as was the miso soup that is included with the sushi dinner.
After we ate, we decided we found our new sushi place.

Went to Omoto this passed Friday night with my girlfriend. It was not very crowded, and we were sat right away. Our server was pleasant enough and was very quick. That’s about the best thing I am going to say in this review. We ordered the pu pu platter for 2 and a side of vegetable rice. On the to-​go menu, they have two sizes for the rice, but when you eat in, only the large is an option, for something like $ 8, and it wasn’t as much rice as you would have thought. It was very bland, not really even worth eating. The pu pu platter came with the typical stuff, chicken wings (these were the best thing in the whole platter, I’ll grade them an a) crab rangoon (a solid grade of c), chicken fingers (on the small side, but pretty typical, grade of b), egg rolls (not much filling, i’ll give them a grade of c) boneless spare ribs (tasted kind of funny, again another grade of c), beef teriyaki (kinda dry, another c). They are pretty cheap when it comes to the duck sauce, which was very thin and watery with a pink hue to it, and only gave us a tiny little saucer like bowl. We had to ask for more twice. Also, there were no condiments (salt, pepper, soy, or sugar) on any of the tables. I will not be going back to Omoto… Kam’s Garden was significantly better!