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Pennsylvania, United States Food Guide: 4 Sushi food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Abington
Find out what Sushi restaurants to try in Abington including Ooka, Ban Ban, Sushi House, Teng Da Asian Fusion
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1. Ooka
Overall Ratings
4 based on 147 reviews
Reviewed By Ed B
Went there with big family group with reservations. Very noisy and busy , very tight seating. But the food was fine.
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2. Ban Ban
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By patraveller2007
Ban Ban has an excellent menu of Asian Fusion and Sushi. Well prepared, large portions. Not overly spicy. Small seating area, seems to have a large take out business.
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3. Sushi House
Overall Ratings
3 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By ScottyRock
Sushi House has a great deal with a flat rate all-you-can-eat meal. On weeknights, for $21.95, you get outstanding selections of a wide variety of some excellent offerings. Everything I had was freshly made and very delicious. The atmosphere is comforting and the servers are excellent.
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4. Teng Da Asian Fusion
Reviewed By irishmist1
After seeing decent reviews for this place on Yelp, we decided to try it. I for one was very disappointed in the experience. The food was extremely mediocre, and one dish I got was downright awful. Customer Service was also lacking. The wonton soup we ordered was fair, with wontons small and almost flat. They were all noodle with barely any stuffing in them. A seafood dish came with a very thick, gummy sauce. The texture was really offputting and it had very few shrimp in it. Divided three ways, One person did not get any shrimp. We had plenty of that dish left over, not because it was a generous serving, but because as it cooled, the sauce became more unappetizing to eat. I ordered a vegetarian vegetable dish in a garlic sauce that came out very sweet, like in a sweet-and-sour sauce. I expected it to be a little spicy, but at the very least savory. I donât like sweet and sour sauce, so this was really unacceptable. When I told our server how disappointed I was with the dish, instead of offering to replace it, she told me how I should order it without sugar the next time. Why would I ever think to order a vegetable dish without sugar I asked? Who would ever expect sugar in a vegetable dish?! They did finally replace it when I insisted on it, and I got a much smaller portion with what came out. Again we were told the next time we come back, things would be better and again to order without sugar. Though we had leftover food, none of us wanted a to go box for it. That says something at a Chinese restaurant! They didnât seem to realize there will never be a next time! I do not recommend this restaurant.
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