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Reviews on Japanese food in Warren, New Jersey, United States including Aikou Restaurant, Mr. Pi's, Ashia, Shogun 22
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1. Aikou Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By SevillesBarber
Ever buy those ready-to-eat, frozen chicken strips that you can keep in your freezer for a year? That's what the teriyaki chicken as part of the bento box lunch tasted like. Add some teriyaki sauce on top, and mix. It wasn't necessarily "bad", but it was not what I would expect from a Japanese restaurant. I've had much, much better. Just didn't taste like quality food. I probably would not order from here again.
2. Mr. Pi's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By 573rachelg
The restaurant was very clean, and the staff were very friendly. The restaurant is a "Bring your own drink" establishment meaning they don't serve any alcohol but you are welcome to bring in your own and drink it with your meal. I enjoyed my sushi very much. It's a hidden treasure because from the street view it doesn't look like much but offers a great treat once you step inside!
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3. Ashia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By AndrewK916
We visited twice and both times the sashimi and sushi we had was excellent. An unassuming place, good and firendly service. Recommend highly.
4. Shogun 22
Overall Ratings
3 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By GRLTRAV
We had 7pm reservations on a Saturday night and were seated within 10 minutes. All the tables were full when we arrived. Our hibachi chef was a grumpy man who did not want to be there. Part of the allure of hibachi is having a chef who wants to entertain and make people happy. Ours muttered under his breath how tired he was and put on a poor display. The meals here are ginormous; way too much food as each plate could feed 3 people. Aside from the quantity, the food is just average. It's a noisy place and adding to the noise is the happy birthday song and lights going off every 5 minutes. One would have thought every customer had a birthday that night.
