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Where to eat Japanese food in Freehold: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Japanese restaurants to try in Freehold including Fusha Restaurant, Tokyo Hibachi Sushi Buffet, Mahzu Japanese Restaurant, Oyako Japanese Habachi and Sushi, Mahzu
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1. Fusha Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By 881damiana
We did take out because of the wait. The place was packed and they were turning tables. It is a byob which is great. Plus the portions and presentation were pretty impressive. We ordered a mix of everything and were not disappointed
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2. Tokyo Hibachi Sushi Buffet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By NJBeachCruiser
Good buffet with a variety of choices. Very good selection of sushi and Japanese fare. They donât puts a lot food out at once and are continually refilling, so food is fresh. I hadnât been to this restaurant in a couple years and it seemed a bit worn this time. Bathrooms were dirty as well. The place could use a renovation and good cleaning.
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3. Mahzu Japanese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By kirlak
If you like sushi, stop at this place. Good selection of various sushi dishes. Best time to visit - during the week. It is rather crowded on the weekends.
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4. Oyako Japanese Habachi and Sushi
Overall Ratings
3 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By leslieb560
Service was quick...they definitely wanted to move us out as the line of folks waiting was long. We were 11 people...kids ages 5-9. Food was good. Not as good as other places. THOUGH it's one of the first Hibachi's we have been too where our hair and clothes did'n't pick up the odors...I don't thin we will return as the steak was chewy and they were rushing us
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5. Mahzu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By geddyupgo
This is a fairly large family oriented establishment in a strip mall. They have both hibachi and regular tables for sushi. We went on a Sat evening; the place really was quite busy. The restaurant is light and airy but because of it's open quality it can get quite noisy. It's a family style restaurant so a crying kid at the next table might as well be at your table.Although the food was good, they could certainly work on the staff's service and demeanor. The hostess was lackluster as she led us to our table. No "enjoy your meal" as she left. The waiter had even less personality and no presentation skills. When he served my soup, he accidently spilled quite a bit on the table. No problem with that, accidents happen to everyone but he never acknowledged the mishap and never attempted to help dry up the table. The miso soup was very good; the sushi for two was more than ample, very artistically presented and was fresh and appetizing but I've had equally good, if not better Japanese food in the area and certainly a more welcoming attitude so I'm not likely to return.
