It's been a few years since my last visit. I arrived around 9:30 PM, and the restaurant wasn’t too busy. The staff greeted me immediately and took my order once I was ready. They mentioned the wait would be about 10 minutes, which was accurate. My order came out quickly, and the packaging held up well on the way home, although the items did get a bit jumbled during the drive. I ordered the Snow Mountain Maki and the seafood avocado salad—both were absolutely delicious and well worth the price. While these two dishes aren’t cheap, that’s pretty typical for good sushi. I’ll definitely be back to satisfy my sushi cravings.
After reading wonderful reviews, we decided to try Nagoya Sushi, and we were certainly not disappointed. It was late in the evening, and the serene atmosphere—with no music—was a refreshing change after a hectic day. We explored their menu and were delighted with our selections. The staff was friendly and attentive, ensuring our drinks were always full. Even though there was a mix-up with our order, resulting in us receiving more food than we anticipated, the fantastic flavors more than made up for the mistake, and we chose not to send anything back.
It already succeeded in making me no longer have any craving for sushi. They charged me a lot but it isn?t worth at all. The rolls are small. Sauce is not delicious and not enough to make your roll delicious. They even use tomato source for sushiroll??? They increased the price but they didn?t tell me at first. I looked at the old price on the menu and finally when Ichecked the price, got confused why they charged me a lot. Generally, it was terrible. Increased the price, charged me a lot,but the taste is not delicious and rolls are too small.
Nagoya Sushi is a delightful little gem in Stoughton. Although it's a cozy spot, it's rarely crowded, making it easy to find a seat. The sushi is both delicious and reasonably priced. I particularly enjoy the perfect balance of rice and fillings in their rolls. While it may take some time for your food to arrive, the wait is certainly justified by the quality. Overall, it's a refreshing alternative to places that skimp on ingredients and overdo the rice.
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Just ordered from them today. The only thing that was good was the sushi. Everything else I ordered was overcooked. The portions are also small. There is a much better Japanese restaurant down Rte 138 in South Easton (Shino). My advice is go there instead.
Nagoya Sushi offers very good sushi, with the daikon radish maki and the Idaho maki being particular favorites. Their menu has a great variety that sushi lovers will appreciate.
The guys nail it every time. I have never been disappointed with the maki from Nagoya. The only time I've ever been let down is when I want sushi and they are closed.
Drove here for lunch, the door was locked and the lights were off despite the hours showing they are supposed to be open. Wouldn?t recommend.
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Though it may not be the best sushi restaurant, Nagoya Sushi is certainly one of the better choices on the south coast.
Fantastic hidden gem. The two chefs are talented, and the food is consistently fresh and delicious.
