We popped in here on a Friday night and found this very rowdy and definitely perfect for your bridge and tunnel ‘bro.’ I guess I should’ve expected that with the all you can eat and drink sushi for $ 33/person plus tax and 20% tip for 2 hours, but I guess I was kidding myself. The only reason why I am giving this 2 stars is because I didn’t get sick like the other people who did in their previous reviews. The place is loud, dirty, has mediocre sushi and the ‘beer and sake’ was watered down and not enjoyable. Definitely avoid if you are looking for a quiet evening but listen up if you are looking to eat and drink as much as you can in 2 hours and feel fantastic! afterwards.
Olivia M.
Tu valoración: 1 Mamaroneck, NY
So 6 of us went this past weekend, should of gone in skeptical going to an all you can eat sushi place… And of course the next day we all got terrible food poising. Puking, diarrhea and all. Knowing it had to be from this restaurant because it’s the only place we had all eaten together in months. We called and let them know the situation so it didn’t happen to anyone again. When I explained what happened they simply went ‘must be from the cold weather’ and DIDNT even apologize let alone try to make things better… Because cold weather makes you puke 11 times in 1 day. NEVER going back. This place should be shut down. It was awful service and awful food. Never been this sick from food in my life. I’m giving it 1 star only because I have to to post this.
Martin A.
Tu valoración: 2 Segovia, Spain
One word: HORRIBILARIOUS. For only $ 33(plus a 20% forced tip), you’ll be able to enjoy the New York wildlife in its natural habitat. This all-you-can-eat sushi & sake restaurant is the favorite manger of obnoxiously loud groups of frat bros ingesting copious amounts of soy sauce dip with cheap sushi rolls on the side, chugging«sake-bombs» like their life’s depend on it, engaging in beautifully performed chants and other mating calls. Our novice attempts of imitating their sake-bomb techniques were met with severe judgement from the pack, after which we stopped trying to imitate these majestic animals wearing boat shoes, fratagonia shirts and fake Navy hats. Overall, it was a hilarious and entertaining introduction to modern frat culture for the two foreign-born people in our group. Think of this place as a zoo where they serve you some awesome shrimp tempura + avocado + salmon rolls while you enjoy a live comedy show. I doubt the sake they served had any alcohol in it. The service could improve. Cash only. Meow.
