Glad they relocated to the corner of the street. Same high-quality sushi/sashimi and hot foods as before. Warm and attentive service. This is the only authentic Japanese restaurant I go to in Queens.
i’ve always loved takesushi and i’m so happy they’re still in the neighborhood! they also take apple pay now :) food was so tasty, the wait staff there are so attentive, and the owner is very sweet. def a great option for sushi and the fish was very fresh!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Nishimura Mayumi
I ordered Omakase and it was totally amazing!!Very good real Japanese Nigiri and rolls.I am 67 years old so for me portions was more than I can handle. I took last part of Omakase(Tuna rolls) home.
Cute spot! Priced okay, the rolls were a bit small but felt very authentic. It was very sweet that the chef brought us a special dish on the house and a dessert to take home.Very quiet and cute spot to go on a weekday.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
JEANNIE VARGAS (Your Place Away From Home)
Nice place, good ambiance and good service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
J Navarro
Food was amazing. Great service. Me and my family will definitely come by again and again and again.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sushi for 2, Fish, California Roll, Shiro-EBI Tempura, Tuna
Ernest Fung
Fish was fresh and flavorful. Highly recommend the rolls and chirashi.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chirashi Sushi, Sashimi, Fish
Paul Kelly
Heads Up.. this place is attempting to set new standards on pricing.I was charged $89 for a typical combo, for one (to-go) when visiting this location recentlyThe bill came to almost a $100 without drinks or anything else other then (1) add on Dragon roll.All in a brown paper to-go bag, that included a napkin and the typical splinter sticks. That's it. Have a nice day Bye ?
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Sashimi
Ena W
So glad to see that they have a new home. Great service and food. Really hard to find a place in Queens that serves authentic sushi from Japan.
Sheena Vo
I'll be the first to admit that I was hesitate to try the "new" version of Takesushi given my last review on another food platform. But I'm so glad I did b/c they've definitely made some changes for the better since their popularity last year. The marketing was better online, so fans of Robin got the most recent updates, the service has improved with more staff, and the food quality, luckily, has stayed the same if not better. All these changes have made a difference and I've been back several times in the last 7 months and also, with friends. My go-to remains the lobster miso soup, Sushi A platter, Bruce or Alex rolls, and of course, the omakase.I'm not an omakase expert but I know what I like and don't like. I also understand what a great value is and Takesushi delivers on it. The $150 omakase is an absolute deal with 4 apps and 12 pieces + hand roll. Robin's selection of fish, his preparation with an emphasis on the quality, and the portion sizes cannot be beat. While some of the apps are on the more adventurous side for me, I'm willing to try them here b/c of the quality.Tonight, we had some rare treats most especially the rare white shrimp served two different ways and the best otoro/fatty tuna that tasted like seafood butter. Lastly, don't get me started on the Brazilian chocolate bon bon dessert (if it hasn't sold out), which my friends and I have argued should be eaten in 1-2 bites, NOT several mini bites. The texture and temperature consistency are mind blowing.I'm lucky to have Takesushi remain in the neighborhood and happy to see they're getting the hype they deserve. This place is a gem and applaud all the changes!
Their space combined a cafe and Japanese restaurant, and they have authentic Japanese food. The fish is really fresh and the sashimi we had are delicate and delicious. We and many of our friends like this place!Vegetarian options: Don’t miss their vegetable tempura.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sashimi, Miso Soup, Tempura, Roll
angelica vega
We really love the sushi of this place and we are really glad that they are back , the fish is sooo fresh ! The service is great and the Owner went the extra mile at the end giving us Japanese desserts for free he is an amazing person :)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Joyce Ma
Fish was super fresh and mostly imported from Japan. They had a large variety of fish to choose from. I loved the presentation. Service was excellent. Cash only. Will definitely be back!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Henry
The food quality and service was disappointing. Sushi platter looked very different than photos on Yelp and Google. Ordered Sushi Platter B for dinner and I noticed uni wasn’t include which was different than what the menu stated. The waiter then said to me that they could switch the salmon roe for the uni if this was what I preferred. I was a bit intrigued the way they made it sounded like giving me uni was based on my preference. Anyways, the fish quality was below average and the presentation was sloppy. For the same price range there are better options in the neighborhood.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 2
Ivy W C
After seeing all the hype about this place, we decided to drive an hour to try it. We arrived at 5pm and the place was empty. The ambiance was nice as it is a cafe (shared space). The food was nothing special. We order the omakase w/2 appetizers $110. One app was octopus with wasabi sauce which was slimy. The 2nd appetizer was fried mini shrimp which just ok. As for the omakase, the very nice server didn’t explain clearly what was being served. She was confused herself! We also had the assorted sushi $38, again, nothing special. Salmon teriyaki was good. The rolls were ok as well. It was quite an expensive meal that IMO was not worth it. CASH ONLY too!!!
Glad they relocated to the corner of the street. Same high-quality sushi/sashimi and hot foods as before. Warm and attentive service. This is the only authentic Japanese restaurant I go to in Queens.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chirashi Sushi, Fish, Monkfish Liver
i’ve always loved takesushi and i’m so happy they’re still in the neighborhood! they also take apple pay now :) food was so tasty, the wait staff there are so attentive, and the owner is very sweet. def a great option for sushi and the fish was very fresh!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I ordered Omakase and it was totally amazing!!Very good real Japanese Nigiri and rolls.I am 67 years old so for me portions was more than I can handle. I took last part of Omakase(Tuna rolls) home.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Miso Soup, Fish, Monkfish Liver, Roll, Shiro-EBI Tempura, Tuna
Cute spot! Priced okay, the rolls were a bit small but felt very authentic. It was very sweet that the chef brought us a special dish on the house and a dessert to take home.Very quiet and cute spot to go on a weekday.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Nice place, good ambiance and good service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Food was amazing. Great service. Me and my family will definitely come by again and again and again.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sushi for 2, Fish, California Roll, Shiro-EBI Tempura, Tuna
Fish was fresh and flavorful. Highly recommend the rolls and chirashi.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chirashi Sushi, Sashimi, Fish
Heads Up.. this place is attempting to set new standards on pricing.I was charged $89 for a typical combo, for one (to-go) when visiting this location recentlyThe bill came to almost a $100 without drinks or anything else other then (1) add on Dragon roll.All in a brown paper to-go bag, that included a napkin and the typical splinter sticks. That's it. Have a nice day Bye ?
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Sashimi
So glad to see that they have a new home. Great service and food. Really hard to find a place in Queens that serves authentic sushi from Japan.
I'll be the first to admit that I was hesitate to try the "new" version of Takesushi given my last review on another food platform. But I'm so glad I did b/c they've definitely made some changes for the better since their popularity last year. The marketing was better online, so fans of Robin got the most recent updates, the service has improved with more staff, and the food quality, luckily, has stayed the same if not better. All these changes have made a difference and I've been back several times in the last 7 months and also, with friends. My go-to remains the lobster miso soup, Sushi A platter, Bruce or Alex rolls, and of course, the omakase.I'm not an omakase expert but I know what I like and don't like. I also understand what a great value is and Takesushi delivers on it. The $150 omakase is an absolute deal with 4 apps and 12 pieces + hand roll. Robin's selection of fish, his preparation with an emphasis on the quality, and the portion sizes cannot be beat. While some of the apps are on the more adventurous side for me, I'm willing to try them here b/c of the quality.Tonight, we had some rare treats most especially the rare white shrimp served two different ways and the best otoro/fatty tuna that tasted like seafood butter. Lastly, don't get me started on the Brazilian chocolate bon bon dessert (if it hasn't sold out), which my friends and I have argued should be eaten in 1-2 bites, NOT several mini bites. The texture and temperature consistency are mind blowing.I'm lucky to have Takesushi remain in the neighborhood and happy to see they're getting the hype they deserve. This place is a gem and applaud all the changes!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Their space combined a cafe and Japanese restaurant, and they have authentic Japanese food. The fish is really fresh and the sashimi we had are delicate and delicious. We and many of our friends like this place!Vegetarian options: Don’t miss their vegetable tempura.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sashimi, Miso Soup, Tempura, Roll
We really love the sushi of this place and we are really glad that they are back , the fish is sooo fresh ! The service is great and the Owner went the extra mile at the end giving us Japanese desserts for free he is an amazing person :)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Fish was super fresh and mostly imported from Japan. They had a large variety of fish to choose from. I loved the presentation. Service was excellent. Cash only. Will definitely be back!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The food quality and service was disappointing. Sushi platter looked very different than photos on Yelp and Google. Ordered Sushi Platter B for dinner and I noticed uni wasn’t include which was different than what the menu stated. The waiter then said to me that they could switch the salmon roe for the uni if this was what I preferred. I was a bit intrigued the way they made it sounded like giving me uni was based on my preference. Anyways, the fish quality was below average and the presentation was sloppy. For the same price range there are better options in the neighborhood.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 2
After seeing all the hype about this place, we decided to drive an hour to try it. We arrived at 5pm and the place was empty. The ambiance was nice as it is a cafe (shared space). The food was nothing special. We order the omakase w/2 appetizers $110. One app was octopus with wasabi sauce which was slimy. The 2nd appetizer was fried mini shrimp which just ok. As for the omakase, the very nice server didn’t explain clearly what was being served. She was confused herself! We also had the assorted sushi $38, again, nothing special. Salmon teriyaki was good. The rolls were ok as well. It was quite an expensive meal that IMO was not worth it. CASH ONLY too!!!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Roll