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Reviews on Sushi food in Syosset, New York, United States. Syosset /saɪˈɒsɪt/ is a hamlet and census-designated place (CDP) in Nassau County, New York, United States, in the northeastern section of the Town of Oyster Bay, on the North Shore of Long Island. Syosset is an affluent upper middle class community, well known for its school district, and is served by the Syosset railroad station, the Syosset Post Office, the Syosset Central School District, the Syosset Public Library, the Syosset Fire Department, and the Jericho Water District. The population was 18,829 at the 2010 census.
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7. Kado Japan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By dakotablue2013
My husband and I eat here often and always leave so full and happy... The Sushi is fresh and absolutely delicious!!!! Edison is a great waiter and always makes great suggestions.... some of our favorites are the Bella roll, Volcano roll and the red dragon... oh I think I need to go to Kado tonight :-) Enjoy my friends!!!!
6. Sawa Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By MissS85
We are never disappointed at Sawa Sushi. We are definitely regulars here since we either order in or go to Sawa at least once a week. When we're away on vacation we cannot wait to get home and have our Sawa fix. We usually call our order in on the way home from the airport. The rolls are amazing! It's definitely our favorite sushi place and we cannot get enough of it.
5. Tenjin Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By purple8293
Wanted to try a new sushi place in the area. Since this was rated one of the top places in Nassau County we were excited to try it. The sushi rolls were average at best. They did not look nicely presented, nor did they taste great. The fish may have been fresh but, but it didn't look like it. It all just looked mushy. The fried rice was also disappointing. Not really fried, more like white rice with some veggies and scrambled eggs. The best thing was the spice edamame , which was very delicious. The staff were very friendly, but in the end, gave us something we had requested not to get. Well we gave it a chance and were very optimistic, but in the end, would not go back. The place is fairly busy and we could see they have a lot of regular customers, so we were just a little surprised. There are so many sushi places in the area and most of them are great. Just hard to figure out why this is so highly rated. Kumo sushi is great and ruby sushi is very good. We just thought we would have a change, and now are sorry we strayed .
4. T & O Thai and Sushi Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Alex has been in the restaurant industry for many years. Alex enjoys being able to serve the public at T & O Thai & Japanese, where our authentic Thai and Japanese meals are the driving force of the business. Alex hopes to provide you such a positive expe
Reviewed By jack M
In my continuing search for Asian restaurants my wife and I visited this location. We were very satisfied.PROS: Decent prices. Excellent food. The sushi sashimi combination was excellent with the fish slices quite generous and fresh. Locale quite pleasant and very clean (check out the bathrooms, as I always do). CONS: Difficult location to find, in the back of a small shopping center with very difficult entrance/exit. Staff a bit unfriendly.Would go again.
3. Kashi Japanese
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By LKF55
I just had lunch at this location with my family.High ceilings and dramatic decor contrast with stained curtains and a pleasant but somewhat indifferent staff. The food is what you would expect-- the usual assortment of rolls and dishes that seem to be de rigeur at what passes for Japanese food nowadays.The only real question is "Is it Fresh?' and " How Expensive?"I can answer both. Yes, the fish is generally fresh and of high quality and the prices are reasonable.I think the owners of this restaurant have built a mini-empire at a time when there are many other similar restaurants around--and every Chinese restaurant now offers 'Asian Fusion' which includes a sushi bar of dubious quality where the fish tanks used to be.If you can't get to Arata (in Syosset village) or Nagashima (in Jericho) which are both much more interesting restaurants, you can get your sushi fix here.
2. Arata Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By fjmccarl
Great sushi and sashimi with very good service. Offer a number of speciality rolls that were very good. Sushi is fresh as well as varied! We will be back !
1. Rare 650
Overall Ratings
4 based on 262 reviews
Reviewed By sklyce
For a romantic Valentine dinner, friends acquainted us with Rare 650, which we had been to in the past for a group business dinner. Since it was the busiest night in the year, I wasn't;t expecting too much, but we were greeted with a wait at the bar (where there no seats), and seated not too beyond the reservation time at a table wonderfully out back and away from the noise. Wait staff were amazing, and Dina suggested a special sushi appetizer which was just beyond the beyond, with a lovely presentation. At the bar we saw an incredible porterhouse for 2 being served, but one of the specials was a bone in filet. We both ordered one, but when they arrived they were over-cooked and tough! Come on! Filet mignon may not be the most flavorful, but tender it should be! Not only were they tough, but the presentation? A black grizzled, rough-shaped mass. Yuck! We did send them back and asked the manager to send us the steak on the menu he would order for himself--sirloin. So they arrived and cooked to order (medium rare), but over-carbonized on the outside. We did eat them, but they certainly were not the prime aged quality advertised or expected. In any case, we did have a nice night out, but suggest to Rare 650 they change their beef supplier before they loose their repeat customers. Oh, and the smokers were placed immediately outside the front door in an enclosed area through which one exited the restaurant--not pleasant for some.
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