Find out what Sushi restaurants to try in Jonesboro. Jonesboro is a city in Craighead County, Arkansas, United States. According to the 2010 Census, the population of the city was 71,551. A college town, home of the Arkansas State Red Wolves, Jonesboro is the largest city in northeastern Arkansas and the Arkansas Delta; it is the fifth-most populous city in the state.
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4 based on 47 reviews
Come to HIRO Japanese Cuisine for hibachi, sushi, and more. We offer discounts for police officers, firefighters, and military personnel.
Poor service and lack of concern for any customer they they have. There are better places in Jonesboro to have Japanese dining however they are limited in the selection. I prefer Japanese food above say chinese but those choices here in Jonesboro are getting limited as they all think they are the best and none offer the requirements to be the best.
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4 based on 61 reviews
We look for two things in a Japanese Steakhouse. Good sushi and warm sake. Fortunately, we found both at Fuji. The sushi was fresh with multiple rolls to choose from. The service was great, the atmosphere is classy and romantic, and the overall experience is one which one might only get in larger cities. Try this place for a good sushi experience which is intertwined with a friendly and upscale mood.
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4 based on 60 reviews
First time going at Sumo. My husband ordered an appetizer. The shrimp on there was really good. So I ordered the shrimp dinner. I got tiny overcooked shrimp with rice and some vegetables. Tasteless. My husband ordered the steak dinner. They brought it out all diced up with like mine rice and vegetables. I guess you are supposed to mix it together. Very expensive meal. Would not recommend.
4 based on 14 reviews
Took a friend here who was visiting. Wanted to go to Omar's Uptown but they were closed for a private party and Kimono was just across the street. Restaurant is mildly upscale with seating towards the back of the establishment. Drink list was adequate. Party of six ordered every kind of food available (shrimp, scallops, chicken, beef). Food is cooked in front of you and was quite tasty. As usual in this type of eatery the cook worked with a flourish, building onion ring volcano's, flipping food in the air (hence the flying shrimp in the title) and lots of spatula banging on the grill top. Overall a pleasant experience for above average but not excellent dining
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