Reviews on Sushi food in Somers, New York, United States. Somers is a town located in northeastern Westchester County, New York, United States. As of the 2010 census, the town had a population of 20,434. The nearby Metro-North Commuter Railroad provides service to Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan with an average commute time of 65 to 75 minutes from stations at Purdys, Goldens Bridge, Croton Falls, and Katonah.
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4 based on 74 reviews
Rated Excellent by Zagat every year since 2006 and winner of the Best Westchester County Restaurant in 2013 by UrbanSpoon -Tengda Asian Bistro in Katonah, offers unique flavors of Japanese, Chinese, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnamese cuisine.
While the restaurant is located in a small strip mall, the interior is quite interesting.On the day I visited (just before noon) there were 3 sushi chefs, a good size wait staff and no one else in the restaurant. I did notice, however, that there were a number of take out bags at the register waiting to be picked up.After I placed my order, a number of other people did come in for lunch.The lunch sushi specials offer 2 rolls for $11 or 3 rolls for $14. I chose the spicy crunchy tuna roll and yellowtail avocado roll. Lunch specials come with miso soup which was nothing to rave about and a lettuce only salad with a very good ginger dressing.Each roll came in 6 pieces and both were very good.The restaurant does have a small bar for those who may be interested.A good lunch and waitstaff were very attentive.
4 based on 60 reviews
We Offer Local Fresh Food Prepared To Excite Your Palate. It's A True Dine-around Experience Among 9 Food Stations and Bar. It's All Your Favorite Food In One Place.
An odd setup with multiple stations as you would find in a college cafeteria. The taco station guy said the kitchen would make the decent but uninspired duck tacos and to go stand near there. A while later a different guy walked around the place trying to find the person who ordered the duck taco. Also oddly, there seemed to be a 2-for-1 staff to seat ratio (if you don't count the barstools). Our party decided they needed a Walmart greeter to direct patrons as they came in.I am sorry it was so confusing for you. Was this a busy night? Iam not sure what you mean by 2 for 1 staff to seat ratio, maybe you came during a slow time? We are a food hall concept and it can be confusing to first time customers.The concept has been working well for the last two years and people usually rave about our food, we take a lot of pride in what we do. We usually get good reviews on our duck tacos, I look into it. Next time you are in please ask for me, I was away on vacation last week.Isi
3 based on 93 reviews
We frequent this establishment on a regular basis. On very busy nights the service is alittle strained and the 'show' is like a cliff note, but still enjoyable. The food is always fresh, although they could be a bit more generous with the filet mignon(my favorite), I absolutely love it! We don't eat the shrimp and always ask for more vegetables instead. I don't know if they don't understand what we are asking or just don't listen, as that has yet to happen. No matter, its a fun place to go and the food is good.
4 based on 27 reviews
We stopped to pick up a couple of things and, as usual, were met by a rather surly woman who took our order. We waited almost 20 minutes for soup and dumplings. Really! The place was almost empty, but we could see 7 employees. The music was very loud and the lights flickering gave me a headache. Maybe this time it's really over for me.
4 based on 60 reviews
We Offer Local Fresh Food Prepared To Excite Your Palate. It's A True Dine-around Experience Among 9 Food Stations and Bar. It's All Your Favorite Food In One Place.
An odd setup with multiple stations as you would find in a college cafeteria. The taco station guy said the kitchen would make the decent but uninspired duck tacos and to go stand near there. A while later a different guy walked around the place trying to find the person who ordered the duck taco. Also oddly, there seemed to be a 2-for-1 staff to seat ratio (if you don't count the barstools). Our party decided they needed a Walmart greeter to direct patrons as they came in.I am sorry it was so confusing for you. Was this a busy night? Iam not sure what you mean by 2 for 1 staff to seat ratio, maybe you came during a slow time? We are a food hall concept and it can be confusing to first time customers.The concept has been working well for the last two years and people usually rave about our food, we take a lot of pride in what we do. We usually get good reviews on our duck tacos, I look into it. Next time you are in please ask for me, I was away on vacation last week.Isi
4 based on 60 reviews
We Offer Local Fresh Food Prepared To Excite Your Palate. It's A True Dine-around Experience Among 9 Food Stations and Bar. It's All Your Favorite Food In One Place.
An odd setup with multiple stations as you would find in a college cafeteria. The taco station guy said the kitchen would make the decent but uninspired duck tacos and to go stand near there. A while later a different guy walked around the place trying to find the person who ordered the duck taco. Also oddly, there seemed to be a 2-for-1 staff to seat ratio (if you don't count the barstools). Our party decided they needed a Walmart greeter to direct patrons as they came in.I am sorry it was so confusing for you. Was this a busy night? Iam not sure what you mean by 2 for 1 staff to seat ratio, maybe you came during a slow time? We are a food hall concept and it can be confusing to first time customers.The concept has been working well for the last two years and people usually rave about our food, we take a lot of pride in what we do. We usually get good reviews on our duck tacos, I look into it. Next time you are in please ask for me, I was away on vacation last week.Isi
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