JPan Sushi

Went here on a whim and was very pleased with JPan. The interiors are pretty simple, the service was great, and the sushi was pretty good. They also have a nice lunch special if you live in the neib. I would definitely come back. Thanks JPan!

This is my favorite place in New York City as a WHOLE! It’s literally divine and a happy place with the freshest fish and most delicious udon noodles AND A TUNA DUMPLING WHAT???? You have to come here…. Park slope is a cute neighborhood but restaurants like this make it a MUST SEE!

Really good. Crazy Spicey Crispy eel Are really good. Black Sunfire, I could not eat raisins and nuts on it.

not bad, when they came they gave us water with lemon, for one time

Our new favourite Japanese restaurant!! The menu offered a great selection of traditional and unique Japanese food items and everything we ordered was so delicious. Highly recommend their house rolls (we got the JPan roll and monster roll, both really good). The service was amazing and we got a peak of their backyard seating which also looked very nice. Definitely recommend anyone craving Japanese food!!!

Amazing food with amazing service and ambience!!! Recommend any of the sushi, I get the Monkey Roll and it’s delicious!!! Also the Chicken Katsu with their barbecue sauce is amazing!!

Lovely neighborhood spot with solid food! They were very accommodating and made a social veggie roll for me with sweet potato and avocado. It tasted super fresh and really hit the spot. The eggplant miso was also lovely. Would be nice to reduce single use items like disposable chopsticks and plastic soy sauce containers when eating in. Will be back!

This place was super yummy and SO affordable! It was really busy so you can tell it's a good local spot. The spicy hamachi was the best role we ordered.

Recently i dined at Jpan for the first time, they have a set menu course option for $37, appetizer a entree and a roll or soup/salad. The banana roll was a fun try but not my favorite, as you may know I am a lover of tofu skin and avocado roll, and monkey roll. Yumm. The pork katsu is dry but not the worst i've had. Good service but I'll just take out next time like i usually do, or try their 3 course tasting! I'm intrigued.

Solid Japanese food, good quality sushi. My favorite was the Yuzu Ginger yellowtail, but funnily enough I didn't see the sauce in the bag and had it as-is... just the fish alone was very well prepared with bits of roe and lime zest. I tried a bit of the sauce at the end and it was incredible too (I'll try to remember it for next time). The sweetie roll was just okay--I found that the tempura shrimp had an odd flavor and was a bit too thickly battered for my taste. But the mango avocado and salmon on top were good, it needed a nice coating of eel sauce which I added on the side. I liked the famous crispy pancake because you got to try lots of sashimi with shredded mango (so different not in a roll!) and sauce--they mixed the spicy mayo and eel sauce together in the sauce container, I would have preferred them separate because I'm not a huge fan of spicy mayo and only wanted a little. But the dish itself was very different, the pancake was this almost chicharrones texture but in the form of a neutral tasting chip, very interesting. Glad I tried but not sure if I'd order again. I think this spot is great mostly for sashimi and classic rolls, but I appreciate the big swings they're taking!

Consistently fresh sushi. Tried the rainbow roll plus spicy scallop roll. Smooth delivery. Excellent customer service.

Yum! My friend and I used to order from here all the time when she lived nearby. We stopped in for dinner the other day. It's always so nice eating sushi with friends who like the same things as you. We got some tuna, eel, lobster and soft shell crab in our 3 rolls we shared. I also had a Thai ice tea. Service was good, ambiance was nice with varieties of people dining in and deliveries going out. Food was good just like old times.

Great and friendly service always. Speedy and delicious with a great lunch special. A consistent go-to with a nice backyard.

Best vegetarian sushi!! Loved the extra choices! Cute place with adorably sweet service! Tofu skin and avocado were my favorite. Peanuts and avocado is surprisingly good. Spinach was a touch spicy.

The sushi tasted very fresh! Service was also amazing, our server was very sweet. We sat outside since it was nice out and it was a great ambiance. definitely come here if you want good japanese food!

Shushi was good and fresh. Service was quick for a busy Friday night. The waitress was very attentive. I took a star off because the area we were seated at near the bathroom was very cluttered. There is outdoor seating but too cold today for us to be seated outside.

One of the popular spots my team recommended and decided to give it a try. Great lunch specials and attentive staff. The rolls were more fillings and less rice. Friend said the seafood udon was pretty good. Quiet on the weekdays for sit downs but lots of lunch orders.

I order from here often -- the food is always solid. Consistently quite good. The sushi/sashimi for two is an excellent value, and the butter flounder and grilled trout are both very flavorful and well made. High marks all around. .

I love sushi. In my area, my favorite place where I bought sushi was closed, I decided to find another sushi cafe. My choice fell on Japanese sushi. This is delicious sushi and lychee sake. Served in an interesting bamboo bottle. This cafe is colorful, the waiters are friendly. One thing I didn't like was that it was very cold, as if the air conditioner had been turned on. Maybe it was cold through the window. If it's warm there, I'll come again.

The food is really good. Sushi chef's are seasoned and make quality rolls. The atmosphere is super family friendly and the service is top notch. All the staff really pay attention and make sure you aren't waiting long for anything. If your kid drops a utensil they will offer a replacement within seconds. Did I mention the food is pretty damn good? Chicken katsu, sushi rolls, soups, edamame. Everything is consistently good all the time!

I love their sushi! Everything ALWAYS taste so fresh, which is why my daughter has made Jpan our go to neighborhood staple for sushi. We always take our food to go but decided on dining in for our mother/daughter lunch date. It's a small establishment, well kept & very clean. They have a backyard with tables that have a plastic guard up between each. Great for those that are worried about social distance! The 2 ladies that served us were really nice, checked up on us frequently and our food was brought to us fairly quickly.

Dropped by for a quick dinner one evening and walked away very satisfied and happy with the meal. The place itself isn't much to look at but the staff was super nice and accommodating and looked like a spot that locals frequent. We started off with a kani salad which was delicious - just enough mayo and light. We followed it up with yellowtail scallion roll which was very fresh, the spicy tuna roll which was absolutely incredible (one of the best I've had so far), the Philadelphia roll and the winter roll which was also really good - the fish was tasty and fresh and the sauce wasn't overwhelming. Overall, everything was very tasty, the fish was super fresh, the rolls are a good size and service was quick. Great spot for a quick meal and a good neighborhood sushi spot! Will definitely come back again.

I love coming here! Their food is fresh and delicious! They also make a nice presentation of your dishes. In the summer, they have a nice backyard area where you can be seated. I think their prefixed menu is worth it! You get large portions and pay a reasonable price! About $34 dollars with a choice of a soup or a salad, 1 appetizer and entree. The salad and appetizer can definitely be shared. They also have a great selection! From the Prefixed Menu: Salad Spicy king crab crunchy mix wrapped with layer of avocado. Delicious!!!!!!! Cold Appetizers Spicy Tuna Twister Spicy tuna and tempura flakes wrapped with layer of avocado. Delicious!!!!! Rock Shrimp we chose separately. It was crispy and had some spice to it. However, it wasn't full pieces of shrimp. They were cut up. Not too crazy about that part. Roll from the prefixed menu: Monkey Roll Shrimp tempura and cucumber topped with avocado and served with three different kinds of chef's special sauce. Love this roll! Roll from the regular menu Lovely Roll Spicy tuna, scallop, avocado and caviar topped with lobster meat salad and wasabi caviar. My friend enjoyed that roll. I definitely recommend this place for sushi. The staff is nice, the place is clean and their food is fresh!

Food great service amazing best sushi place ever service is quick not just sushi a great restaurant

W e just got delivery from them and the sushi sashimi for two is awesome it will even feed up to three people Great value will do it again

Great sushi and kid friendly. The staff were very nice. The have a big menu so most people would find a dish they desire.

If you are planning a celebration or get together, I highly suggest ordering from Jpan. I ordered sushi platters for 40 people and I was so pleased with my decision. The owner, jenny, was professional and went above and beyond to make this order perfect. And everyone at the party was raving about how good the sushi was. So support this local small business and I promise you won't be dissapointed.

Love Jpan! Great sushi, great vibes, incredible staff :)) it's a neighborhood favorite

Small sushi spot located in park slope, Brooklyn. The food is very delicious and tasty. We had the cranberry avocado salad and the mushroom salad- both were very fresh and tasty! For the main entree, we had the sashimi and sushi for 2. We were a party of 4 and could not finish it. The portions were massive! The sashimi and sushi itself was very good and fresh. 4 stars because service can be a little bit better. They completely missed my order of shrimp gyoza; I ordered chicken yaki udon to go and got vegetable yaki udon instead. I would come back; however it wouldn't be my first choice.

Came here for dinner on a whim because I didn't feel like traveling far to get sushi. That is a mistake I won't be making again. Ordered the fried calamari salad, the Kirin roll (soft shell crab, eel and tuna), shrimp and veggie tempura, the monkey roll and eel cucumber roll. The salad was beyond disappointing and disgusting. I couldn't find a single piece of calamari in it and ask the waitress if I had the right order. She told me it was shredded calamari mixed with the carrots that's fried so it's in there even if I don't taste it. So for $10 I had a plate of chopped Roman lettuce with some leftover tempura. If it tasted amazing, I would have still been ok but it was tasteless because there is no dressing that comes with that salad. The shrimp and veggie tempura was borderline ok. The shrimp wasn't properly deveined though and the veggie consisted of 1small piece of broccoli and 1 thin slice of taro. Inflection much? The rolls were ok, nothing special and I honestly didn't feel well after eating the Kirin roll. Wow, this place is mediocre at best. Service is ok but everything is sticky, from their tables to their seats and lastly their floors. Which makes me wonder how clean the place is and if the raw stuff is fresh. My advice, skip this place. It's not worth the calories.

Decided to order take-out sushi from Jpan on Saturday afternoon. Too pricey for pretty standard sushi dishes. Quality: After a long night out, wanted to order some sushi to replenish the system. Jpan is the closest spot to my apartment, so decided to check it out. The food was okay, but for the higher prices I don't think it was worth it. I started with the Tuna And Salmon Lunch Platter, which comes with two pieces of tuna sushi, two pieces of salmon sushi and a tuna salmon cucumber roll, along with soup and salad. The lunch special is a decent deal, but I did not like the combo roll and felt the tuna was not very fresh. I also ordered the Crazy Spicy Roll, which was salmon tempura and avocado topped with jalapeno and scallion. It was not something I would order again. The Fire Island Roll, shrimp tempura and avocado topped with spicy tuna, was a good mix of flavor though pricey. Quantity: The lunch special is a good sized meal. The house specialty rolls are quite large, one and a standard roll would be quite filling. Value: $14 for the Tuna And Salmon Lunch Platter. $12.50 for the Crazy Spicy Roll. $14 for the Fire Island Roll. Ambiance: Jpan is located along 5th Avenue in the Park Slope area. It is a relatively small sushi spot with about six tables up front, and a little sushi bar area in the back. I believe they may have an outdoor patio open during warmer months, but since I was just grabbing take-out I stuck near the front. The front area was decorated simple with some bamboo sticks to separate tables and dim red-tinted lighting. There was no music playing while I waited, which I found weird. Crowd: There were two families dining inside and two individuals waiting for take-out orders. It is a fairly casual spot, but definitely set up more for take-out. Service: My take-out order took about fifteen minutes longer than the estimated time. I put in the order close to when they opened, but they need to update their system to be more accurate. Parking: Limited street parking across the residential area.

Excellent sushi, the fish is very fresh and high quality. A large selection of special rolls but the fish is so good I usually prefer the regular rolls. The service is fast. They also have an incredible lunch deal.

The toro appetizer was excellent and visually exciting to boot. All the pieces of the sashimi entree felt fresh; was the perfect amount to feel full without overindulging.

Wow, I was not expecting how much I'd enjoy the sushi rolls we got here. Smokey roll was the best. We also got some spicy salmon, eel, and one more I can't remember the name of. Will be back to try more. Definitely stop in.

My experience at Jpan was amazing. My husband and I were looking for a new sushi spot and we found heaven on earth. The service and hospitality are outstanding. We asked for recommendation from the server, and she did not disappoint us. We tried, the crazy spice roll, monkey roll, sweetie roll, ocean roll, winter roll and fantastic roll. The sushi is fresh and delicious. My husband uses a wheelchair and was unable to get in the front door, they brought out a table and chair so we could dine outside (during the summer). I have never experienced such accommodation in a New York City restaurant, it touched both our hearts. We will forever dine at this establishment.

Amazing little Japanese restaurant!!! I'm always on the hunt for new sushi spots to gorge myself on raw fish. This was an amazing find! It's one of those bitterly cold New York nights and my husband is on his way out of town on business tomorrow, so we wanted to have a cute night out before he goes. We opted for a smaller restaurant to avoid any rushes and I can say for a fact we were not disappointed. I had the spicy dinner rolls (that were enough for two people if I am to be honest), and my husband had the classic sushi dinner. I'd definitely return.

Lovely neighborhood spot with solid food! They were very accommodating and made a social veggie roll for me with sweet potato and avocado. It tasted super fresh and really hit the spot. The eggplant miso was also lovely. Would be nice to reduce single use items like disposable chopsticks and plastic soy sauce containers when eating in. Will be back!

SUCKS...went there to order between 5PM-6pm on a weekday. The stand up sign and menus were all on the dirty sidewalk. The sign on the door was turned around to display "OPEN". Stood outside waiting for over 5 minutes for a face to appear (in New York City, that's a long time to go without a sign of life)....wondered if there was a stick up or if the joint had shut down. Didn't want to end up on Law and Order Special Victim's Unit. Gave up and left. After that, Kiku Asian Bistro is a somewhat safe bet for a soup or Sashimi platter: Kiku's menu is here: https://www.kikurestaurantnyc.com/menu.aspx

Best of the best deal for sushi in nyc. We know everyone here and feel like family when we come.

Ordered a big order for take out- I'm an avid sushi fan. We had a lot of fancy (and relatively expensive) rolls and were very excited for a delicious dinner! However, we were sorely disappointed. We ordered a roll with "lobster" on top- it tasted so metallic I had to spit it out. We ordered the sea bass roll and I am 3000% sure they threw some trashy white fish into it instead. Incredibly disappointed with this order, especially since we spent so much and place a big order. Fish was not fresh and overpriced for what it was. Will not come here again.

Decent sushi restaurant in downtown Brooklyn. They have a good selection of sushi rolls that are moderately priced for this neighborhood. I came in earlier in the evening and it wasn't too packed, just a few families out for dinner taking their kids to try Japanese food for the first time. For my rolls, I went with the Dragon roll and the Eel & Avocado roll. Both were decent. My main course was a big plate of Vegetable fried rice. This really hit the spot. And last but not least I also enjoyed a plate of pork gyoza or pork pan fried dumplings. Overall I had a nice experience here. I would come back.

this restaurant has served me rotten or spoiled sushi on multiple occasions. the first time, I received a spicy tuna roll that tasted old and sour. I immediately spit it out and accepted this as a one time issue, as my previous experiences had been positive. unfortunately, after ordering last night I ended up with food poisoning that left me graphically sick for most of the night. the only food that I had that was different than my partner all day (who was not sick) was the spicy tuna roll and shrimp tempura roll. as I had a previous bad experience, I came to the conclusion the spicy tuna was once again spoiled. no longer interested in playing Russian roulette with my sushi and health, particularly for steep prices! I'll be taking my business elsewhere.

Sushi fresh? Check. Sushi good? Check. Prices good? Check. Lunch special? Check. Wait staff nice? Check. In short: Check check check. Coming to JPAN reminds me why I prefer sushi in NYC over sushi in Boston (or anywhere really). You get a lot for your money. And for a small but interesting "twist" on the sushi roll, look no further. You get eight pieces per roll (rather than six). One of the things that really stands out about JPAN is that they have a lunch special on the weekends - and until 4:30. That's rare, so take advantage. For an out-of-this-world appetizer, get the Spicy King Crab Salad. Will return? Check.

I live walking distance from here, but I ordered delivery from them because I'm a lazy fat ass and it was raining. Also, I was super hungover. Are those enough excuses? Anyway, my order was: -1x tuna dumpling -1x Black Sunshine rolle -1x kid's chicken katsu Yes, I really wanted chicken katsu, but it wasn't the lunch menu anymore. But guess what? The kid's portion is also gigantic (comes with shumai and rice). What the hell kind of kids are they feeding? The katsu was good. They cut holes in the box so it doesn't get soggy. The tuna dumpling was the star of the meal. I've had something similar at Kyoto on Smith (theirs has lobster, so it's automatically better). But Jpan's is one gigantic one filled with crab. The tuna "skin" of the dumpling was fresh and delicious. The Black Sunshine roll was fine, but I could've gone with something else. It was made with black rice, had salmon, and was topped with a crap ton of nuts for some reason. A bit on the sweeter side. Delivery was quick. Would order from them again!

This is our go-to place for sit down sushi. Great, fresh sushi, lovely staff. They have a lovely garden in back for those nicer days. The delivery can be slow sometimes, so we usually try to go sit in the dining room.

Fresh food and a nice wait staff. Arrived 45 minutes to close to no other customers. They had a large menu and multiple cuts to choose from. They were out of uni that evening, so I opted for salmon sushi and added edamame, yakatori, miso eggplant, Philadelphia roll, salmon and tuna roll, and a special roll. They must have heard me incorrectly because they presented me with tuna sushi instead. But honestly, I didn't mind because their tuna was superb. Everything tasted fresh and were presented to us beautifully. For all of the food we got, our bill came out to less than 80$. We left full and happy.

The host and servers there were great! Food was enjoyable for a nice solo lunch in the area. I read my book and had a lovely time. Would come back again!

Never dis appointed. Always fresh and ready within the timeframe provided for pick-up. Lunch specials are a great size portion and affordable.

Used to be reliable, but JPan has fallen off. Ingredients remain solid, but skimping on the protein, soup 2/3 full, slow delivery, and bad attitude from the staff. #teamMura

This place was perfect for Sunday dinner. It has 30 dollar three coarse which was awesome. The food was creative and yummy for the Tummy. I had a tasty Miso soup with salmon prompts for the merge of the Miso and fish. Then I had the tuna which was sensational I have the flavors in my mouth as I'm writing this review. My entrée was sashimi the fish was fresh melting in my mouth. I high light the Tuna very delish. The presentation of the dishes was extremely creative and colorful it really looked perfectly made as you were going to a catered function. A lovely meal in my Parkslope hood. Thanks

Ordered takeout. Just so disappointed. Look at the photos. $11.50 for about 8 tiny pieces of cold soggy "rock shrimp". $13.50 for 8 very small tempura rolls ("fire island roll"). Ugh. Don't get takeout from here. I guess the reviews make it clear that you should dine in...

Great service and food. This is my son's go to for take out, delivery, or sit in. Definitely a must visit you will not be disappointed.

Friend took me here for dinner. Awesome, affordable sushi. It's tough finding a good sushi place (that's affordable) in NYC but J Pan is just that. Although the service was a bit too slow- no, I'm not being a picky New Yorker. Trust me; my friend and I chatted about EVERYTHING and the food still wasn't there. However, our waitress was very polite. I had a classic roll: Salmon and Avocado & one of their House Specials: "Sweetie Roll" My friend had the same classic roll and the special "Monkey Roll". They were SO good. I completely recommend this place if you're in the area. I will totally hit this place up again.

This is the sushi restaurant I've been searching for. I ordered the weekend $9 lunch bento box that came with salmon teriyaki, miso soup, salad (with some sort of ginger dressing), shumai, perfectly sautéed vegetables, and 8 pieces of California roll. You can't find a better deal for the delicious meal you'll find here. Everything was perfectly cooked and fresh. Presentation was also appetizing. I've also been here a few other times for sushi and was very impressed by the unique menu selection. The restaurant is nice inside and there is a cozy outdoor seating area too. Service here is really great- friendly and attentive. I can't wait to go back.

Unfortunately, the sushi was inedible. It tasted off on first few bites, but I thought it may have been me. On further inspection, I found slime on the bottom of the yellowtail scallion roll and proceeded to choke on a shell in the spicy kani shrimp roll. Just a caution to anyone looking to order lunch from here because the food did make me physically ill.

The great part of living in park slope brooklyn is that there are tons of great restaurants. That includes our Japanese restaurants. I'm not saying they are the best ever or best in town. But they are consistent. Never had bad fish but each restaurant has its own grade of quality. Jpan is I no exception. What I really like was the had a $30 3 course meal. I found that different from the other places and there was good selections to choose from. I think one of the gems in the sections was the spicy muscle miso soup. The spicy tuna tartare was good but a bit dry and the sashimi plate was the usual array of fish but was displayed very handsomely. We also tried a shrimp tempura roll topped with banana which was very flavorful.

The sushi and sashimi dinner for 2 was $60. The sushi taste better than the sashimi. But some of the sashimi wasn't as fresh as the other ones I had. No dine in. Only take out and delivery.