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Where to eat Sushi food in Wethersfield: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Sushi food in Wethersfield, Connecticut, United States. Jeff Bridges
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1. Edo Ichi Sushi & Hibachi Steak House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By Cyclone05
Sushi was tasty, service was quick and friendly, and the presentation was amazing. My plate featured a little handcrafted wooden fence that the sushi sat in front of, and an elaborate floral arrangement, in addition to the lovely and colorful sushi roll itself. The plate looked more like a work of art than something you're supposed to eat. Sushi is frequently visually appealing, but this was above and beyond what I've seen before.My only gripe has to do with the dining room. There was a laser light projector shining little red and green dots all around the room to create some kind of ambiance. However, the table I was seated at meant those little laser dots shone right in my face! I tried shifting around to avoid them but in the end had to ask for the projector to be shut off. Thankfully the staff did turn it off and I was able to enjoy my meal, but it was not great that it was there in the first place. Hopefully they remove it entirely so others can enjoy their food without worrying about danger to their eyesight!In all other regards it was a great experience and I'd gladly go back if the laser is shut off.
2. Ginza Japanese Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
Ginza Japanese Cuisine is a fine dining establishment that features authentic Japanese fare with French flare. Ginza sushi bar serves everything from the traditional California roll to Toro tartar and from the kitchen our corporate chef's offerings span f
Reviewed By Lucinda M
I really love this place, and whenever I travel to my Connecticut hometown (from my current home in Guadalajara where a friend owns the city's fanciest Japanese restaurant, so I'm spoiled) I try to schedule a meal here with at least one or the other of my siblings. Ginza's become a trusty 'family get-together' place for us, so I can say that it's really perfect for anything from a 2-person heart-to-heart talk over lunch, to a group celebration, like Mothers Day this year. Everything I've ever ordered has been fresh and delicious, the service is always just right, the decor quietly sumptuous and the acoustics really conducive to talking while lingering over a good meal with loved ones.
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3. Sake Cafe
Overall Ratings
3 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By Daryl G
I have been returning to Sake Cafe several times since beginning to work in the area, since Sept '15. When noticing my New Orleans Saints shirt, the manager personally introduced himself and welcomed me... turns out, that he lived in the New Orleans area for a while, and we had a very nice, and personal conversation for several minutes. I have received a very personal greeting from him and the staff ever since.The sushi servings are the largest and most generous in the area... and the rolls are the same. The presentation by the sushi chefs are very artistic... so much so, that I contine to take photos every time I go.One of the waitresses, "Wenty" has gone out of her way to introduce herself... and really takes good care of me everytime she sees me. A very friendly place... great sushi and rools... I will continue to return as long as I am in the area!!
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4. Feng Chophouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 168 reviews
Feng Chophouse is Downtown Hartfordâs premier dining experience. Each time we set our table we invite you to join us for the refinement of fine dining and the flare of a modern casual environment. Our mission is to showcase our passion for service excelle
Reviewed By 305E40th4J
Feng Chophouse is located on a side, somewhat narrow, one-way street in Hartford. There is a parking lot across the street -- a bit pricey at $10 for two hours, but there is also street parking (metered) available. Our OpenTable reservation was immediately honored. We were offered seating in either the bar or the main dining room -- we chose the dining room and were seated at a nice table. The remodeling -- the restaurant was closed for a period -- is quite attractive, although it is somewhat dark (as seems to be the way of most steakhouses around here -- J. Gilbert's, Fleming's, Morton's (in its day -- sadly gone)). The service was efficient and professional, although not particularly warm. We ordered hand rolls prepared by the sushi chef -- my husband was quite happy with his California roll; the quality of mine was much better than anything I would get at Westside Market (Rocky Hill), but I should have ordered a vegetable roll, rather than one with shrimp in it (as it was a special occasion). That said, this was a taste preference on my part -- not any failure on the part of the restaurant. My husband ordered a filet from the chophouse menu. He thought it very good, although it didn't have that steakhouse flame-licked taste, which he would have preferred. I ordered the Korean BBQ short rib with slaw -- the short rib was as tender as could be; the sauce on it was very good (although I wish there had been more of it (and I would ask for a side of it now knowing)); the slaw was truly excellent, although the chef could have left out the cauliflower/green broccoli florets and the brown, largish-romanesco broccoli, which sadly looked like a turd (and was a distraction from an otherwise attractive presentation of the plate), and added more slaw. We also ordered a side of the bacon fried rice, which featured candied cashews -- this was a home run! We didn't order dessert -- we headed to Rocky Hill for ice cream at Scoops & Sprinkles to celebrate my husband's birthday. The acid test: would I go back? Yes, we will go back -- maybe once or twice a year. The bill came to about $130 for two -- no alcohol, no desserts, which was a bit on the pricey side, but not necessarily out of line.
