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We're in the city several times a year and stay close by. We must have walked by Saju dozens of times and just never noticed it. What a mistake. We had one of the best meals we have ever had. The service was great and the food was delicious. We were able to walk in with no reservations and were seated immediately. This is one place where I'll be dining from now on.

I had a dinner for 35. It was Fabulous. Customized the menu. the service was outstanding and the food was wonderful. It was the 2nd time I had brought a group and it is the best place to have a party. Thank you Jean Marc it was great!!

Tried Saju based on other favorable reviews. Went on 40th anniversary. Wonderful food, atmosphere and service. Great value. Will certainly return next time we are in NYC. Highly recommended.

The listing should read Saju BISTRO. The food is absolutely great. I have become a regular and a fan of this boite. Without a doubt I cannot say that I have ever had a bad meal. You feel like you are in the South of France or even in Paris. They have a great lunch special a 3 course menu at $19.99 and a marvelous pre-theatre dinner at about $28 for 3 courses ---what value in this recession - --can't get these prices anywhere in NYC at any fine restaurant.

I took my girlfriend to see Equus. We had no reservation and we walked by this very charming and cozy french place. A surprize in Times Square. We were greeted by the host who asked if we were going to the theatre. The waiter was very prompt to take our order. My girlfriend ordered the roquefort salad and I ordered a wonderful fish soup w/ aioli croutons. That soup reminded me of my vacation in the French Riveria. The second course we had the boccatinni carbonara and a rosemary skewer of scampi and sea scallops. Both were light and wonderful. We skipped dessert but had two cappuccinos which were brought with complementary homemade cookies, a very nice touch. Great experience! Definetely going back!

We went to Saju for dinner before the theatre after reading the menupages reviews. We were disappointed. First of all, the prix fixe pre-theatre menu was not mentioned or given to us until I asked the waiter if they had one (which I only knew about from reading the reviews). I began with the salad. It was absolutely forgettable and did not have enough dressing. My husband had the mussels which he liked. For the main course, I had hangar steak (it was good). My husband had the lemon chicken which was good, however, there were only three tiny, tiny pieces of chicken, I don't think I have ever seen a smaller portion. The best part was dessert, I had the floating island and my husband had the sorbet - both delicious. The waiter had to be asked to bring the change back from our payment of the bill (which we know was clearly an attempt to collect a bigger tip). We barely made it to the show on time. I would not go back to this restaurant.

You feel like you are the only guest. The food is nicely decorated and the salad dressings are delicious. Since the place is not very crowded, you can spend hours and hours here, without being rushed! Wonderful experience.