Restaurants that offer Hamachi Kama

Mori Japan

➤ 101 N 85th St # 102 Seattle, WA 98103-3657, United States

Sushi • Japanese • Delivery Services

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"Delivery Sushi Nirvana has been Attained!. Mori has somehow managed to combine two concepts near and dear to my heart DELIVERY and SUSHI. Mmmmmmmmmm......<br/ <br/ My beau is not a huge fan of sushi, so I don't eat it nearly as much as I'd like to (say, once a day.... . Because of this, we don't tend to seek out sushi when we do eat out, so I'm not well versed on the Seattle sushi scene. <br/ <br/ However, a few months back while the beau was out of town, I had a huge hankering for some raw fish and seaweed. I headed for my laptop hoping against hope that I could find a decent sushi place in the neighborhood because while I was indeed craving sushi, I was also feeling unbelievable lazy. Go get food? Huh. No, I think I'll have popcorn for dinner instead. <br/ <br/ I was hitting all the usual on line spots, searching for sushi with good reviews, and BAM! I found sushi (check in the neighborhood (check and...what's this? They deliver! Oh miracle of miracles, I think I just heard the angels singing! I burned up the phone lines calling Mori and placing my order. <br/ <br/ My delivery order arrived within a half hour and the delivery person was courteous and friendly. After closing the door and temporarily setting down my to go boxes in order to do an impromptu happy dance, I tucked in to wonderful, fresh, and flavorful sushi. I have since ordered delivery sushi from Mori several times and it's always been a great experience. <br/ <br/ The only thing I would suggest to make the experience absolutely sublime: Mori should look into on line ordering. Oooh, the thought just makes me swoon."

Imperial Koi Asian Bistro Sushi

➤ 1941 New Garden Rd Suite 200NC 27410, Greensboro, United States

Thai • Asian • Sushi • Chinese

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"This was a horrible experience starting the moment we walked in the door. 5:30 reservation for 8 and the spaced out hostess told us the wait would be “a while” with no explanation or time estimate. After waiting for 15 minutes we asked the manager why we could not be seated while there was an empty table with 9 chairs. Told us there was a bigger party coming that table was held for. If we have also have a reservation and are already here why would we not be seated? After another 20 minutes with that EMPTY table still there my grandma finally spoke up that she no longer wanted to stand and again asked why we must wait for a table while holding a table for a party that wasn’t there. After being seated we waited for over an hour for our cooked food while the sushi sat getting warm at the sushi bar. Appetizer that we were told would take 15 minutes came out with the food. I ordered the sea bass and it had absolutely no flavor. I am not one to send back food but refuse to pay $28 for a meal that tastes like nothing. Told the server that I didn’t want to order anything else as the rest of my party was eating and I wasn’t going to wait another hour just to eat alone. This entire time the manager never came to speak to us, never offered an explanation or apology. I understand that things happen and restaurants are unexpectedly short of staff. As a manager you should be explaining these issues to customers so they can know what to expect. If the hostess had explained to us how short of staff they were we would’ve went somewhere else to eat. Maybe this was a one off as other reviews are great but for a special occasion I would go elsewhere. We were celebrating Mother’s Day, a birthday and two engagements with most of our party coming from out of town. It was an embarrassment and after the disregard from management I will never come back. Only positive was from our waitress who was attentive and apologized for everything. She should not have to do managements job."

Bamboo Ya (forest Hills)

➤ 69-12 Austin St, Queens, NY 11375, City of New York, United States

Tea • Asian • Sushi • Japanese

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"Tried this restaurant because the two sushi places on Austin Street are mostly takeout. I was pleasantly surprised. The food was delicious great with an enormous menu-much more than sushi-Japanese and other hot asian dishes. Going back tonight to try morethings on the menu."

Wasabi

➤ 7222 18th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11204, City of New York, United States

Sushi • Asian • Lunch • Japanese

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"The food is so fresh yet so affordable it’s the best sushi place to order.Its delicious and is better than every sushi place combined. Please order from here u won’t regret itDietary restrictions: They have everything even stuff for a restricted dietParking: This place is in 18th avenue so the parking is alright but you’ll always find a parking spotKid-friendliness: The food is so good even if your kid is picky they’d like it and the restaurant itself is also child friendlyWheelchair accessibility: They have wheelchair ramps for people who are disabled"

Maiko Sushi Lounge

➤ 311 W 6th St, Austin, 78701, United States

Full • Sushi • Asian • Asiatic

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"As the name implies, this sushi spot has a fairly fresh lounge feel to it. Part of it is dining but there’s also a bar and a sushi bar so regardless of what mood you’re in, you’ll find the right vibe for you and/or your party. The service is amazing! We were seated promptly and our waiter was taking our order minutes after we sat down. The staff was friendly and accommodating. It was hard to decide what to order as everything looked delicious but I did make sure to order a salmon nigiri as that’s one of my favorites. The food is reasonably priced for a sushi restaurant. I liked that they have a happy “hour” menu that lasts pretty much all day (from 3pm to close on weekdays). That’s the menu I ordered from but they have several other menus with even more options. The sushi and nigiri itself was very well prepared, that salmon nigiri was very fresh and full of flavor. The sushi roll plus nigiri was a good amount to leave me satisfied but I was tempted to get something else. Overall a great sushi dining experience that left me hungry for more so I’ll definitely be back here next time I’m craving sushi."

Kanoyama

➤ 175 Second Ave., New York 10003, 10003-5757, United States

Bar • Pub • Sushi • Japanese

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"Great place to get sushi in NYC, the quality of the fish is definitely a notch above the average sushi spot, but also not quite as impressive as a some of the best desicated Omakase spots. It's also more expensive than the average sushi joint, but not as expensive as getting Omakase. I'd recommend the 8-piece sushi platter which is a selection of the best raw fish chosen by the sushi chef along with a single special roll for $55. You also get a miso soup and small side salad which is nice, and the miso broth was top notch which is always a good sign. That said, their sushi rice is a bit different than what I'm used to, as it leans a bit heavier on the vinegar side and is less sweet. It's still good but it does throw the flavor of the sushi off slightly. I had no issues with prompt service as some have mentioned, though I did sit at the sushi bar which was full while the rest of the restaurant was at about half capacity. They also have a great selection of sake including a few that don't cost an arm and a leg, but many pricey options are still there for the wolf of wall street suits."

Kumo Japanese

➤ 7 Elm StCT 06510, New Haven, United States

Sushi • Drinks • Asiatic • Noodles

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"There was a large birthday party when we went so it’s kind of loud. But we hung in there. We received good service and the food was good. The noodles were a little over saucy other than that it was great.."

Ru San's

➤ 505 12th Ave South, Nashville, United States Of America

Fish • Sushi • Seafood • Asiatic

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"My ranking of fair is based on 1 poor and 2 average entrees. Swordfish awful! Had a rank after taste. Served on slightly warm, mostly raw vegetables. 2 other orders were average. The sushi was great. Great location. Most of the other restaurants in the area were busy. Ru Sans was light on customers. I guess the words out. I go to Japan 10 times a year and was hopeful Ru Sans was going to be a Diamond in the stars among the Nashville restaurants. The waitress was courteous and timely. She gave me a 25% comp on the fish although I barley touched it. Never saw management. Will never be a returning customer."

Sushi Oishii

➤ 9706 Traville Gateway Dr Rockville, MD 20850, 20850-7408, United States

Fish • Sushi • Asiatic • Dessert

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"This is a good restaurant. Complimentary Parking is available in the back of the strip mall. In eateries near dc, this is a really big deal. Although the decor is modest, the food is very good. Had several unique appetizers. Try their pate soft poached goose liver delicately sliced over agedashi tofu yumm! Their sushi was very fresh and in some cases outstanding. The chef saves and prepares the fatty parts of different fish (other than just tuna) and uses these toro sections as part of their sushi/sashimi offerings. They were very tasty and not something you get every day. I only wish I asked for less rice in my nigiri. That 's not a disparagement of their sushi, just my personal preference. Next time I will remember! Our server was extremely helpful in helping us pick our selections. He made special requests based on our tastes and never failed us in his recommendations. One negative note: there were fruit flies buzzing around in the corner that we were seated. The people apologized profusely and put out a citronella candie to keep them away. We were not bothered by the flies again for the rest of the evening. Maybe they should keep citronella candles lit for the duration of the nighttime dining. Having worked in food processing, it is virtually impossible to get rid of fruit flies once you have an infestation. One way is to “bomb” the place overnight and then do a very thorough scrubbing to make sure that the insecticide chemicals are gone. Don’t know which option is worse citronella or bombing. But you do need to take care of the fruit flies. Would eat there again, so long as they keep the citronella going."