We were greeted when we arrived and seated right away. The ambiance was very nice with high ceilings and the air-conditioning was great. There was classical music playing in the background, not our taste. The waiter was terrific! He was super friendly, helped us with the menu items that had no descriptions, and made suggestions. The gyoza soup had a very nice smoky taste and the dumplings were great. We ordered special sushi rolls and regular. The sushi was super fresh. And after we were finished, the waiter brought us a sweet fruit dessert of melons. We will definitely go back. If you like sushi, definitely feel free to try this place. Bon Apetit!
Was somewhat dissapointed with the food (Arisu roll, Mango-Tango roll and Seafood Yaki Udon) which was pleasing to the eye but lackluster in taste. Especially surprising considering the owner and chef were previously of Kobe in Holmdel, NJ, in which every dish I had experienced (at least dinners over two years) was always fresh and deliciously prepared. We dined on a Thursday evening at p.m. during which the restaurant was not overwhelmingly busy as we were the second table seated. By the time we left there were or so tables seated. The experience should have been excellent.
The prices are quite expensive and the sushi menu is limited. But, the sushi they do have is great, fish is fresh, sashimi is thinly sliced as delicious. The place itself is beautiful, and the wait staff is friendly, but quite inattentive. Not totally worth the for two price tag, but it's the best place to eat sushi in the freehold region.
I tried to make reservations through open table, it says no availability except btn when we had to hold back, they had no idea what was more open table even the edamame. salat and suppe were all very salty. the sushi was only moderate. you have not recommended
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eating probaly to stare; good lunch is for under dollar. produce and fish seemed fresh and very tasty, although miso suppe was saltier than I like. I would recommend them friends and family and would return for another meal.
We were looking for a place en route back to NYC from Six Flags Great Adventure, and Arisu filled the bill. The sushi was perfectly fresh, the udon perfectly springy and the tempura perfectly crispy.
Decent, local asian food with a great ambience. BYOB with a convenient liquor store next door keeps the cheque reasonable Good for a close-by low key dining experience
great place and eat, but I saw that the people go because the servants were not available for minutes after the people were settled because of overfill.
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Beautiful restaurant, good food, but not a lot of customers
the lunch special of rolling and nitriri are great!
