Chinatown East

I will never go back here. Having been here a few times before, I was accustomed to standard Chinese / Japanese fare and indifferent service, as well as a loud and crowded environment. Tonight, however, was a dramatic downward spiral into disaster. Our group had reserved the "party room," a dark, depressing closet by the bathrooms. Upon our arrival, we were told for the first time that we all had to order from the all-you-can-eat menu, information which had not been communicated when we reserved. Though management eventually compromised, our meals were brought in a haphazard manner over the course of literally an hour. If it hadn't been for the company, I would've gotten up and left sooner. When a full hour had elapsed with no plates in front of three of us (twelve had already just about finished their meals), I advised the staff to cancel my order. "It's almost ready," I was told. Naturally, we had been told this for half an hour. I canceled my order. In summary, my revised experience was just plain bad. They've lost my business. I highly recommend you take your business elsewhere.

We got sushi (about 6 rolls) and at the first bite my husband spit it out. He said it was the worst sushi he ever ate and it did not taste right. I tried to brave it and ate a few fishy pieces, Then, I bit into a piece that let's just say I knew was not right.

we ordered a few items, and none of them were good. the bbq spareribs were dry, no sticky/sweet sauce whatsoever, and the meat was tough...very disappointing. the rest was just blah. wouldn't order from here again.

I casually walked in here one night for dinner and was left 100% satisfied. I ordered the special cucumber roll and the sexy roll (highly recommended) and was absolutely blown away. The special cucumber roll was fresh and delicious and the sexy roll was savory and amazing. Honestly, this is the most amazing sushi I've had in the city and I'd recommend it to anyone. The service is great, I always have the same waitress and shes super friendly (I've been there about 4 times now). This is one of the few places where the shrimp tempora is in the small rolls instead of those huge awkward rolls. I'm extremely happy I found this place and am proud to say I've FINALLY found my favorite sushi spot in the city!

I've eaten here four times now. I keep returning to Chinatown East because there is a nice atmosphere, the menu has a lot of choices and the prices are good. The noodles are great here, portion sizes are very big and there are great sushi and cocktail deals too. We had some issues with the service on my last visit, our orders were mixed up but overall the staff are friendly and helpful. My only complaint is that I thought the chicken had a strange rubbery texture both times I had it so maybe order pork or beed instead. But overall, a nice place to eat.

This place is so much fun! Much like many of the restaurants in NYC I've found the key is navigating the place correctly for the right experience. This place is amazing. Here's the deal, it's $30 all you drink (sake, beer and wine) and all you can eat sushi. If you're going for a bday or pre-dinner, it's perfect. Everyone throws in $30 bucks, you do 10,000 sake bombs and head on your merry way, with a very solid buzz. I've always had a great experience with their sushi rolls, entrees ... eh.

I think they have good food, but their sushi can't compete with Isohama. I recomend having the dragon roll. It is a very kid friendly restaurant. Well mostly on weekdays and on the weekend they turn the lights down put music on and have drink specials. I think they have good service and I like how they give you fortune cookies at the end of dinner. They have take out and you can get free sodas depending how much your dinner costs. All I know is that if you pay over thirty dollars you get three free sodas. It is a great place and it has cool colored lights that make it a nice place to observe.