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Where to eat Sushi food in Ridgewood: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Sushi food in Ridgewood, New Jersey, United States. Ridgewood is a village in Bergen County, New Jersey, United States. As of the 2010 United States Census, the village population was 24,958, reflecting an increase of 22 (+0.1%) from the 24,936 counted in the 2000 Census, which had in turn increased by 784 (+3.2%) from the 24,152 counted in the 1990 Census. Ridgewood is a suburban bedroom community of New York City, located approximately 20 miles (32 km) northwest of Midtown Manhattan.
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8. Gen Sushi
Overall Ratings
3 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By robcurtross
Much better hibachi.The restaurant is located in downtown Ridgewood so parking is something of a challenge during busy periods, which includes almost every lunch and dinner times.There are some very top restaurants in Ridgewood and unless you have a yen for hibachi, I would choose another place.A couple of times when I've tried the sushi here, it was the little off and not as fresh as I would've liked.
7. Wild Ginger
Overall Ratings
3 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By GerardPC
Busy place but we were seated immediately. Menu is comprehensive but a little confusing. Service was great, very prompt, food brought to table one dish at a time which makes it difficult for the eaters to decide whether to wait and eat together or start when the dish arrives. Hosts are very quick to take away dishes and turn the tables around. Did feel a little pressurised to finish up quickly. Food was very tasty and filling but my dish (red Thai curry) was advertised as hot and spicy, at best it was medium spicy.Will give this place a second chance in the future.
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6. Sushi X
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By Tarzanjungle
Popular place. Needed reservation. They seem to wait only for ten minutes if you are late. There was a queue of waiting diners when we got there. If going for first time, ask waiter to explain the process. It all-you-can-eat place and experienced customers have their own effective strategies to tackle the large variety of appetisers and sushis. A penalty is charged for wastage. Green tea, ginger and red bean ice creams - all good for dessert. You can BYOB. Needed to take a long walk after the meal.
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5. Kumo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By Pam M
They have some unique rolls which I enjoy. The service is attentive. I've brought many friends here who also enjoy the food. The fish appears fresh. No odor. The bento boxes are a decent size. My friend brings home the salad dressing for her children. It's a BYO. Parking stinks so bring quarters. Sun-Thurs they have a special 20% off if you pay cash. Decor is nice and comfortable.
4. Wasabi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Sushi, Sashimi, Crazy Tuna Rolls, Udon, Katsu, Gyu Don, Tempura, Teriyaki
Reviewed By audreyg543
I've been to Wasabi a few times. Two weeks ago I stopped in on a Tuesday evening. I ordered the gyoza (dumplings) and the Wasabi roll - "Yellowtail, fluke and avocado over jalapeno white tuna roll with wasabi mayo".The gyoza was hot and delicious. The Wasabi roll melted in my mouth. The flavors were so delicate and blended perfectly. My green tea was refilled more than once, service was so polite and not pushy. I left feeling so relaxed and happy. My only criticism would be that the lighting is very intense and reflects off the table. Regarding questions below on "family-friendliness" I would say families with kids who can sit still.
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3. Masago Japansese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By XSki007
We were all very happy with our meals. The place was packed on a Friday nite with people waiting outside around 8 pm.The menu is too big but itâs fun to check out the choices.Amazingly the sashimi was really good! I was a little concerned given the inexpensive pricing for everything.Great soup and salad starters and excellent rolls!Weâve added this to our list.
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2. Shumi Japanese Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By DanielleO755
After reading an article about Shumi in NJ Monthly in the morning, we made a reservation for dinner that same night. We sat at the sushi counter in excited anticipation for our first omskase experience. We opted for the special omakase for $110 per person, and it was well worth it. Also, it's BYO, which is always a plus. Each course was culinary perfection and explained to us in detail by the chef. Plus, it was a beautiful balance of temperatures, textures, and flavors. There is something very freeing about putting decisions in the hands of the chef and being open to trying new items as well as the inventive spin traditional favorites. At the end of our evening, the owner and executive chef, David Seo, spoke to us at length and offered a few extra special bites to complete the experience. He is so warm and humble, even though he is a sushi master. Shumi is a very special restaurant and a place you will not forget. We drove 50 minutes for dinner, but if it was farther, we would still travel for it. It's that remarkable!
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1. Sakura-Bana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By alenav247
Let's start from the beginning,This place was suggested to us by a friend as a pretty decent sushi place in Ridgewood. I have to agree with him on this but then again I had expected a little better in terms of quality of the food.But first things first. Came here on Tuesday night for dinner. The place was packed, so the level of expectation became sky high even though the place is right next to the train station. So we sat down expecting great food and great service. Gotta mention that service was actually great, fast, polite, no nonsense. But food seemed somewhat mediocre considering the number of people that are passing through the place given a full house on a Tuesday night. Me and my wife both ordered Sashimi B (16 pcs) of Sashimi with no white tuna but it seems that Tuna is the fish of choice, where as I would have expected more variety like Mackerel instead of Albacore. And the fish seemed to have that "frozen aftertaste" though it wasn't as prominent as some of the other places I had a chance to visit.Overall I would say this is a good place to visit and I think after the renovations that they were closing for it may be better but it still needs a little bit of improvement.
