Suzuki Shokudo

Good sushi and ramen place in the area! Would go back. Good food, service, and location. We went on a weekday evening around 6:30 and there were plenty of tables open. Service was attentive to order and refill waters throughout our visit. I liked how they had sets for various menu options. This allowed us to sample few things as it was our first time. Being a regular sushi eater, one surprising thing was that their rolls are huge! I couldn’t eat them in one bite. They were good but they didn’t taste the freshest. For us this was okay but if you’re looking for freshest, more classic sushi experience this may surprise you a bit. Ramen was filled with veggies and enough noodles. Surprisingly good portion sizes for the price!

What a charming local place! The restaurant reminded me of good old Mom & Pop diners in Tokyo in 70’s. Ramen soup is authentic and loved generous portion of lunch specials. Prices are right and services are attentive. Enjoyed chatting with the owner couple who had decades of experience of Japanese restaurant in Manhattan.

Best Ramen in Astoria, fast service and amazing food. Love to come here and get a solid bowl of ramen along with their appetizers and variety of beers.

Authentic Japanese spot serving quality cuts at a fraction of the price of other places. Particularly enjoyed the salmon and tuna cuts as well as the takoyaki. The atmosphere transports you back to little hole-in-the-walls in Japan and the staff are so sweet and attentive. Will definitely come back!

I love this place so much. Been here twice for dinner and am proud to say it has officially entered into our top restaurant rotation. If you’ve been to Japan, you know it’s unwise to shy away from sushi and ramen shops nestled near the train station since thats where some of the best options lay hidden. And Suzuki Shokudo offers that same experience in Long Island City. From the outside, it innocently looks like any of the random (and probably meh) Japanese spots you see all over the place. But make no mistake, here is the **real deal** and one of the most authentic restaurants around. The service is friendly and prompt and the food is authentic, fresh and delicious. I feel like I’m being transported to Japan when I walk in. The takoyaki was perfectly cooked with a generous amount of squid inside and still-curling bonito on top. The ramen was delicious with the most tender pork, fresh veggies, perfectly firm noodles and a gentle broth that wasn’t overly salty and seasoned yet packed serious flavor. The sushi was neatly presented and fresh - simple and near perfection. My wife’s teriyaki box was also flawless with a generous portion as well. Will try the dessert next time. Writing all that made me hungry again… Beam me up, Scotty!

This place is a diamond in the rough. I did not give this place a chance until a friend mentioned it and I had been there twice so far for dinner. The food is delicious and the prices are great in this neighborhood. I did not expect authentic Japanese cuisine to be in the area. The best thing of all, they have uni and negi toro! Those are so rare to find in many Japanese restaurants. The staff are super friendly as well and they take care of the food. My partner has a shellfish allergy and was averse to anything sushi because of possible contamination but that has changed so it's a win for me! It isn't a huge place (seats maybe 30-40) so calling in for a reservation is definitely recommended or heading there early so there is not much of a wait time. I definitely cannot wait to try out their whole menu.

$29 for 9 sushis and a roll. The fish was cut really thick and was super fresh! Staffs were also very friendly

New fave local spot! 🔥 Ramen broth is super clean, and the ramen & sushi combo is a total steal. Shishito grill? Fire. Fried matcha ice cream? Chef’s kiss. 🤌 Love that I found a go-to place! The vibe is straight-up local hidden gem. If you’re into light ramen broth, this one’s a must-try! 🍜💯

Loved this place so much Super worth the price considering how big the portions were Staff was also great very attentive and friendly

Visited last night for a birthday feast and to say goodbye to this beloved neighborhood gem. I'm gonna miss this mom-and-pop Japanese restaurant with its delicious broth and fresh fish sliced to order. Thanks for the years of excellent service and best wishes for the future!

During a weekday evening, my husband and I were craving some affordable Japanese food outside the Bronx, so we headed to Astoria and discovered a quaint Japanese restaurant. When we arrived, it was quiet, but it didn't take long before it filled up with people--which made it clear we had stumbled upon a neighborhood favorite. The food was really solid. We were hungry and ordered a lot: my husband got the ramen and sushi combo, I had the omakase sushi set with an extra salmon roll, and we finished with a large sukiyaki. Everything was fresh and satisfying, especially the sukiyaki, though we were way too full to finish it. For all that food, the total was around $140, which felt like a great value for the portion sizes and quality. Service started off strong--everyone was warm and welcoming, and it almost felt like walking into someone's home. But as the restaurant got busier, it became clear they were a bit understaffed. There were only two servers handling the entire dining room, so while they were kind and trying their best, things like refilling tea or checking in took longer. It didn't ruin the experience, but it's something to note if you're going during peak hours. All in all, I'd definitely go back. The food was delicious, the atmosphere was cozy, and the prices were very fair for the quality. I only wish it were a little closer to home--I'd love to bring more friends to enjoy it with us next time

4.5 It's a quaint Japanese restaurant that feels homey the second you walk in! It looks like a family business, and one of the main sushi chefs is a grandpa who just warms the place with his presence. The rest of the staff is very friendly too. We ordered the trio sushi roll, sashimi and sushi combo, and sashimi set. The fish isn't the freshest, but having read other reviews, I think I just came on a bad day. I would still come back again.

Ordered: Shrimp & Vegetable Tempura (~$11) Mini Beef Sukiyaki Set (~$26): served with rice, miso soup, and Salmon & Avocado Millfeeyu Sushi Suzuki Roll (~$23): Spicy Salmon, Spicy Crab, Crunch, Sliced Lemon, Fried Black Peppered Tuna, Avocado, Spicy Mayo, Eel Sauce Sapparo Draft Glass (~$6) Ikezo Sake (~$8): sparkling jelly sake with peach flavor Aya's take: What. A. Meal. Suzuki Shokudi is unassumingly serving some of the best traditional Japanese dishes I've ever had. Being from Astoria and driving past this place all the time, I'm ashamed to never have had it before! We started with the Shrimp & Vegetable Tempura which was lightly battered, crispy and savory, and very fresh. The Mini beef Sukiyaki Set is the most perfect combination to ever exist. You get Sukiyaki with rice and miso soup which is already enough on its own but then they throw in the Salmon & Avocado Millfeeyu Sushi which propels this to a whole new level. The Sukiyaki has a rich, sweet-savory flavor profile and the beef soaks up that umami sauce which creates a deep and rich taste. It comes with a raw egg which we dipped the beef into giving it a creamy and silky finish. The Salmon & Avocado Millfeeyu Sushi was so satisfying! The salmon was so fresh, the avocado was buttery and earthy, and the mix of soy sauce & wasabi paired beautifully with each bite. We couldn't leave without trying some sushi; chef Suzuki was behind the counter cranking out rolls so it was only right we order the Suzuki Roll. I took my first bite and closed my eyes to savor all the flavors. It was THAT good. You can tell this roll was crafted by an expert. The combination offers a rich balance of spicy, creamy, and savory flavors, with buttery fish, sweet eel sauce, and tangy lemon cutting through the richness. I also loved the crunchy and soft textures that balanced each other out. I definitely recommend getting a glass of Sapparo Draft to pair with your meal; it was crisp and refreshing with a clean and dry finish. I can't recommend Suzuki Shokudo enough! The interior feels like you're actually in Japan and the freshness of the fish and warmness of the staff make this a memorable experience.

4.5 I've dined in here many times over the last year and MOST of the time, fish quality is great and sometimes it's average, which makes Suzuki easily my go-to Japanese restaurant in Astoria. The staff and chefs are all very friendly and usually bubbly, there's a bit of a local Japanese vibe here that you can feel if you dine in. Most of the time we like to get the sushi & sashimi order for the best variety. The salmon teriyaki is also super tasty - if you want more salmon then get the plate version, if you want more variety then get the bento version. The ramen is a lighter version than what most Americans will consider "Japanese ramen" but it's great when you just need some comforting noodles and broth. There are also specials on the board in front of the doors like unagi don but I haven't noticed if they change that much. Always looking forward to being back!

I am very glad this little establishment has stood the test of time. I can't recall when I started going there, but it seems like a life time ago. Small, neighborhood eatery, ran by mature Japanese people (or at least it used to be when I first started going there); not a very extensive menu (in a good way, what little variety they offer, they do very well). The raw fish has always felt very fresh, their ramen is pretty basic (as per my friend, who is from Japan, Suzuki's ramen is very close to what is served in her home town) and service has always been friendly and swift.

As a local that eats here all the time. They refused to serve me Ramen at the bar and allowed 2 people to sit at 2 tables instead of splitting the table and allowing me to sit at a table to order Raman. They told me I had to wait 20 mins until a table was open while I feel like there was one available. You are only allowed to order Ramen if you sit at a table. I am highly disappointed and will not return after coming here for years. There are way to many places I can wat that can accommodate customers while there are open seats available in new york city to stay here and wait 20 minutes.

I've gotten takeout from here a few times - my first time, we got their spicy tuna and spicy salmon rolls, and some nigiri / sashimi to share. Everything is fresh and delicious, and satisfies any sushi cravings you might have - just don't expect anything fancy or out of the ordinary! This spot is cute and intimate, with plenty of seating for the size of the restaurant, but most people get takeout too. The sushi is decent but not mind-blowing - the best thing here was probably the yellowtail handroll! I haven't dined in before, but always see a lot of people inside when I do pass by. The staff are very kind from my few interactions with them!

Yes I want someone's grandma serving me sushi!!! I'm not trying to sound rude. I was working in the area short term and noticed this little spot and promised myself a sushi treat soon. So when the day came and I walked in and the cutest aged woman came to assist me I was THRILLED. She somehow reminded me of my own grandma asking me questions and eyeing me taking out my phone to record. The place was clean, well stocked and well staffed. Only myself and another patron were inside. But when the he arrived I realized that i should have asked more questions as the place had sooo many options but i only ordered what I saw in the front menu and didn't even think to turn it over. This freaking guy ordered the best damn lunch special like bento box combo. I was jealous even tho I loved my sushi/ sashimi/ soup combo. I could have gotten more bang for my buck. And sadly have never been able to return. But I would highly recommend 5/5. I ate at the bar and got to watch them make the sushi and the only disappointment was that I have a small appetite so I could not go crazy and order up the whole menu. But I wish I did. Also make sure you pick low sodium soy sauce bc the regular one was too salty.

Ate here today for lunch today. I had brought and ate the salad and takoyaki as an appetizer, pork ramen with few sashimi as an entree and yuzu ice cream for dessert that it had tasted really good and delicious. The service there was also attentive and pleasant. Finally, I would definitely eat and come back again next time.

Family ran spot, Japanese owned, the owner looks to be at least 80+ years old. They have things from Raman to sushi to sashimi, even teriyaki bento boxes. Their omakase is $75 and it's quite good! From toro to uni it's all decently fresh and authentic! Don't expect a fine dining experience though, this is just your good old, local, everyday go to's.

Suzuki shokudo is such a gem. It is legit tucked away in LIC, so it doesn't look like much from the outside but wow. the food was unreal. the chef and staff are all japanese and you can really feel the care they put into everything. the spicy tuna was hands down one of the best i've had in the city. perfectly seasoned, not overly mayo-y like a lot of places. every piece of sashimi was buttery and fresh, no weird fishy smell, just super clean flavors. even the rice was perfect. service was kind and thoughtful, they refilled our tea before we even noticed it was low. already thinking about when i can go back

This place has some of the best sushi in NYC. The quality of the food continues to be excellent !

Great experience, everything tasted fresh! For apps the monkfish liver was really different, very tuna like but smooth. The shishito peppers were great and I enjoyed the fresh selection of fish, my favorites were the shrimp, scallop, salmon and uni!! It is a small restaurant, gets pretty busy so best to make reservations!

I was in New York City to visit my parents in January 2024. Obviously, I then had to meet up with close friends that I don't normally get to see every day. One of my foodie friends and I decided to meet up. We always try to go to a new place that we both haven't tried - and we ended up here at Suzuki Shokudo. I tried the following: - Takoyaki (Octopus Balls) - Salmon Chirashi Dinner - Uni Sashimi My friend ordered an entree and also tried their Blue Fin Tuna. All of the food was delicious and super fresh. Service, food, and ambiance were authentically Japanese! Definitely worth a trip if you're in the Long Island City / Queens area. My friend ordered extra food for dinner for her boyfriend. My friend and her boyfriend went back to eat there a week later. NOM NOM NOM. ENJOY!!

Well worth trip to this establishment with on point Japanese food. The prices are gentle and service is cheerful and efficient.

The staff remembers your preferences without making a show of it. Quiet find with top-notch everything. The kitchen delivers quality. Workers here are both efficient and genuinely welcoming. This spot offers good reliability.

When you have so many options available living in NYC, you know you've found someplace special when you decide to frequent a spot more than once and then even more so if you decide to become regulars.  That's what Suzuki Shokudo quickly became for us after we ate there the first time. My partner loves sushi and while I do as well, there are definitely times when I'd prefer to have hot food or other non sushi options while it'd be great for him to get what he likes.  Unfortunately, usually good sushi places don't tend to make other menu items that are as tasty or vice versa.  This restaurant ended up being the perfect find since it solved our dilemma! They are known for their ramen and sushi sets (choice of ramen with a sushi counterpart: maki roll, sashimi or nigiri), though they have plenty of other entrees, bentos, and sushi/sashimi combos or rolls that you can order!  They also have omakase which we tried recently.  I'll have this review focus on all of their other food though! We really enjoy their ramen and sushi sets and have tried the salmon and pork belly ramen.  The pork belly is definitely our favorite and while the salmon is nice, it's not seasoned much (as you'd expect in a soup) so the pork belly wins out each time.  Whenever you order ramen, they also give you chili oil and pepper to add on the side.  The chili oil is a nice addition if you like mild spiciness.  The sushi addition to the set (they have an option for a roll, or two nigiri options). For appetizers, we've tried a variety and really like their tempura, tako wasa (octopus with wasabi) and their shishito peppers among others.  Don't sleep on their specials board since they have some extra items there as well! We also like the hot house sake (Ozeki) when we come.  They also serve hot tea (hojicha) with your meal if you ask and not many places do that anymore!  We've tried their desserts which are not overly sweet and are very welcome when you're in the mood for something to close out the meal. For other entrees, I've been a fan of their Mini Sukiyaki set (esp good during cold weather) which comes with a side of salmon and avocado which sits on top of rice.  We've eaten our way through a good part of the menu but we feel like there's plenty of variety and still loads more to try!  We're always so happy every time we come. The service is great and it's so nice to see people who recognize us too.  We'll be back soon and will bring others with us as well!

Very good authentic sushi in LIC. We sat at the counter and witnessed everything prepared fresh and to order. No wonder at just 5pm this small restaurant was full with patrons. Service was impeccable and friendly. I only wish their sashimi was sliced a tad bigger. The salmon especially was no bigger than an inch.

We came here for lunch on a Saturday, and it was easy to get a table although it was pretty cold, so I wonder if that had something to do with it. They have great lunch specials, and the size and quality of the dishes are well worth it, especially compared to other Japanese restaurants in the area (i.e. Kondo). Two of us shared the mixed bento: the tempura was freshly fried and the shrimp in particular was not overcooked. The salmon teriyaki was so nicely charred - I haven't had a good teriyaki in a while, but it was doused in too much sauce, so I might ask for it on the side next time. The California roll was not good though - the imitation crab is simply a chunk along with the avocado. We also got the sushi/sashimi combination with a buy-up to get the spicy tuna roll (instead of CA roll), which was a good roll and I'm generally not a big fan of spicy tuna. The fish were fresh and a nice size, and we took a roll to go because we couldn't finish it. I'm curious about the ramen, so maybe we'll try it but Susuru has our hearts for ramen in Astoria, so it'll be tough to compare!

The restaurant is located very close to the train so it is convenient. We went for lunch on the weekday, and when we arrived it was not that busy. It is a relatively small restaurant and there are tables and bar seating. The sushi chefs make the sushi at the bar so you can watch them make the sushi. The service was friendly and attentive, and we were able to stay for a long time without being rushed. They have a good lunch deal with great prices. I got the ramen and sushi combo and it came with a salad. My friend got a ramen which also came with a salad. We got takoyaki as an appetizer and it was my favorite thing I ate at the restaurant. The ramen and sushi were average but definitely worth the price. If I was in the area again I would go back, but I wouldn't go out of my way to come back.

Great food! I was in the area and wanted something quick and open a little late. I saw that this restaurant had a combo meal which I was completely drawn to. For $24 I got a bowl of ramen and 6 pieces of sushi. The fish was incredibly fresh and the ramen was delicious as well! I also tried their takowasa which was also very fresh. Great service and the staff was super nice! Definitely a place worth trying if you're in the area!

This place has that cozy homey feel as it isn't too big. I had no idea this place was considered LIC and that there is a sushi place hidden here. Find out new things every day. There were quite a bunch of people here, and they had people come right before the kitchen closed and were very polite about it. The service was great after one point of not being served the menu. But it got better once we ordered. There's different times that the restaurant is opened, such as Monday - Saturday from noon - 3 pm for lunch. Monday - Saturday from 5 pm - 9:45 pm. Reservations don't have to be made if you have 4 or less, it seems. We were able to get seated right away as it was for a table for two. Closed on Sundays! They have combinations in their menu, and I'm not sure if lunch and dinner are both vastly different. I only saw the dinner menu. There's a ramen & sushi set, ramen & roll set, and/ or just ramen all served with salad. All are great, and I couldn't decide, but I ended up getting the roll family, which has a trio choice of 3 different rolls. It came with either soup or salad. It was really filling. The sushi didn't blow me away, but it was good. We also got the karage off of the appetizer section. For dessert got the tempura ice cream, and that hit the spot. I would like to go back to try other items off of the menu.

This mom and pop Japanese restaurant is everything to me. Their bento boxes and sushi are delicious. Try the dessert. This is such a local spot, I urge you to go here! Friendly and quick service. I came here a few times to eat in without a wait, but it's always been pretty full. Also a great place to get something to go!

We always have a good experience at Suzuki Shokudo. Delicious sushi with many options. The servers are sweet and quick. The restaurant is clean and well decorated where you can see the sushi chefs working behind the counter. Try it out! Best sushi spot in the area IMO.

I ate at Suzuki Shokudo before an event a few blocks away. A colleague was being honored. I arrived too early. I was hungry. So I walked over to this modest restaurant. I would return if I were in the area. Long Island City, stylized as LIC, has been transformed from an industrial area into a chic neighborhood, thanks to easy subway access to Manhattan. Although the process is still underway, there is no shortage of worthwhile destinations for dining and entertainment. I come to LIC probably every month, from the more central part of the world's borough. This is a price point I am comfortable with. I'd say you could find Japanese food at half the price and less than half the quality where I am. You also could find it for twice the price but not twice the quality over in "the City." The chef behind the bar was wizened, wearing a Shohei Ohtani tshirt. I ordered the chirashi omakase. As soon as I saw it would be served in a double decker pair of trays, I was confident the choice was good. I was not disappointed. Chirashi is the best bang for the buck. It also is distinguished by what is absent: fanciful rolls or other concoctions. The set I received had multiple premium cuts of raw fish. It also had a dollop of uni and a teaspoon of ikura. The tamago was more pale and less flavorful. That probably is due to the egg supply problem as of this writing. It is well attested to. Older hens with smaller eggs and more fragile shells, etc. The chef smiled at me; interaction with a sushi chef is a reason to sit at the bar. The service was prompt. This is a casual place you can pop into. I observed they did some takeout business. The crowd was eclectic. One woman who came in seemed unfamiliar with what was what. That is fine. People should be welcomed, and they were here. I could see coming here with a group of friends. It would be convivial.

This is a mom and pop sushi restaurant, with great food!! They are so welcoming, and their pricing is reasonable for the quality of fish. I stop by here everytime I am staying in Long Island.

A lively spot with amazing sushi at a great price. Food - Awesome sushi rolls, they're super fresh. The omakase is only $60 but I haven't had it, I'll try it next time. Service - The server checked in multiple times. There was a bit of a wait for our food, but every seat was full and the quality is worth the wait. Ambiance - Its lively and the Japanese movie posters on the wall are quirky, it has a mom and pop feel.

I always get the ramen + sushi sets here for the variety and affordability. I've tried a few of their appetizers (takoyaki, tempura, and another I don't remember) with friends, and all of them have been delicious. This is a place good enough that I told my mom to bring someone visiting town.

Superior service and fresh great tasting food at a reasonable price. The box dinner special is a bargain. It seats only 30 people so make a reservation or get there early. I sat at the sushi bar and watched the owner Mr Suzuki in his Shohei Otani t shirt do his magic.

Came here for a quick dinner on a Friday. The place is very cozy and small, so might avoid with a large group. It was also pretty busy for a Friday so I would suggest coming early! We shared a karaage and each got a ramen and sushi set. The karaage was standard pretty good it was nice, fresh, and crunchy. I was surprised it didn't come with sauce though. Honestly the price of the set is such a steal! It was $22 for the ramen and 6 pieces of sushi, I couldn't complain. For that price, it's what I expected, the ramen and sushi both satisfied a craving but did not blow my mind. I highly recommend this place if your looking for a quick fix of ramen or sushi!

Suzuki Shokudo is a mom-and-pop Japanese restaurant located in LIC. First of all - you can tell it's a local favorite because it was packed with customers :D! We ordered a few appetizers (wasabi octopus, karaage, takoyaki) and they were all so delicious - in fact, I wished we ordered more! (Especially the wasabi octopus - it's harder to find at NY restaurants) The value of the omakase sets are so worth it - besides the amazing fish quality, there were my favorites such as Uni, scallop, ikura, otoro, salmon, etc in the set!! The staffs here are really attentive. One thing to call out will be to avoid coming here as a large group (or make reservation ahead!) - it can get a little tight as the restaurant is not huge!

Good Friday lunch with family. Service so nice, food is delicious, and despite some drilling outside it wasn't too noisy inside - calm atmosphere and had some green tea ice cream for dessert. Favorite sushi place in Astoria so far.

Wonderful people, wonderful food, old school, cozy, happy time! Two birthdays celebrated at the sushi bar. Will be back again!

Let me tell you..this place rocks! Everyone is super sweet and welcoming. And the food is delicious!! We got takoyaki and shishito peppers to start. That TAKOYAKI..the best I've ever had!! The sauce is really good..usually the intensity of it is a bit nauseating for me, but they got it just right. The octopus and batter are perfect consistency. I really can't wait to come back to have it again! Shishito peppers were good too but since I was so WOWed by the takoyaki I can't comment much on it besides that I liked it. Then for mains, I got a seared salmon ramen set and my friend got a stylish don (lol name is so funny). Mine came with a salad to start. I was exploding. It really is generous portions! Really yummy but I'm not sure I can handle that much food next time. So if you're big eater, this place is for you! My friend said it was very authentic. I can't say since I haven't been to Japan but I really loved this place and I'll come back for the takoyaki and to try other things on the menu. Love it.

I'm so happy I discovered this place! If you have ever been to Japan you'll realize this place is so authentic! Staff is great (we loved the sushi chef at the counter). Amazing quality and priced right. Busy on weekends so make a reservation.

Popped by here for a weekday dinner. Really loved their Chirashi bowl. It was quite a filling portion for a good price. Gave lots of sashimi and variety of other stuff (eel, rolled omelette, fish eggs). Also chuckled at how one side came in the shape of a face. The eel was really good and I would probably have ordered another piece of it if I weren't stuffed by the end. Service was friendly and efficient.

Great food and service! Staffs are friendly. Make sure you make a reservation or go early, it gets packed.

Ordered for takeout/pick up. When open, the restaurant always seems to be busy! the prices are very reasonable and the quality of fish is great, excited to come back and try their omakase. It's a very homey vibe inside. There is a sushi chef counter.

This is the best Sushi place in LIC/Astoria and among the affordable sushi spots in the whole city. The fish is fresh and the rolls have flawless technique. The quality drips off everything they plate here. You can tell the chef really cares. Staff is friendly. I really like this place.

Very cosy restaurant. Delicious fresh fish with kind service! We'll be back often. What a neighborhood gem

I've been here twice, and my second experience was even better than my last visit. My Japanese friend is the one who chose this place. He describes it as a very authentic place with delicious food without the pretense and exorbitant cost of eating out in Manhattan. This restaurant is small with a few tables spread out, and the decor is minimal with some Japanese posters on the walls. The first time we came as a large group and set at a table. The service was very attentive. We ordered a variety of dishes to share, and everyone was a fan of the fried chicken. On my last visit, we were only 3 and sat at the counter. We ordered the omakase sushi, which includes 10 pieces. We also got seaweed salad, fried chicken, fried fish, and agadashi tofu. Everything was delicious! The plates are small, but we were all beyond stuffed when we finished our dinner. If you can sit at the counter, I would totally recommend it as the chef was awesome and really made our experience very enjoyable. Considering the quality of the food and service, the prices here are quite reasonable.

This is a cute homey japanese place that has great lunch specials and is probably often not too busy. The portion sizes are generous and the food is pretty great. I didn't particularly enjoy the seared tuna and thought it was a tad dry but thats probably on me for not knowing what cooked tuna tastes like and still ordering it.

A perfect little place for ramen. I love this place because the vegetable ramen was up to par. The broth was delicious, and I thought this place made it better than most. The toppings for the noodle was fantastic because mixing them with the broth didn't spoil them. I guess they had one cook so as not to spoil the broth. We didn't make a mistake coming here. Hubby said we would come back, but we had to find out the parking situation because it took us a long time to find a spot, almost none! My ramen set was served with a sushi plate. Hubby's sushi set was amazing too. I tried a few pieces. Freshness is guaranteed. This is a traditional Japanese place, so we saw a few Japanese patrons enjoying their meals. We hope to return very soon! Two thumbs up! Thanks to Suzuki-San and his wife for excellent meals and service!

Ordered delivery and had a great experience. My boyfriend and I shared a dragon roll and a sushi deluxe with miso soup and spicy tuna roll. The dragon roll was the highlight - definitely will get that again.

Great food! Highly recommended! Their staff are also very nice. Their ramen tastes really good!

We went there on Thurs night, foods are good but asked for extra wasabi, she told us that she will charge extra. I've been here before but other lady was nice and always gave us extra wasabi. First time being charged for wasabi in my life. This is not even real wasabi, it's wasabi powder. ordered more than $100 worth of foods/drinks and cant even give extra wasabi. Also forgot two main dishes.

Excellent Japanese food for a reasonable price. I love that they offer ramen/roll combo meals for dinner, so you can try a little of everything. Also, this is the only ramen place I've encountered that offers seared tuna as a topping. Everything was delicious.