A nice and somewhat surprisingly decent option at EWR. The sushi is actually tasty and fresh, the rolls do not fall apart and you can bring their boxes onto the plane as a nice lunch or dinner option that, most importantly, will not stink up the cabin. I have had a number of people comment that they wish they had thought of that! Their eel sushi is particularly good, but the salmon and tuna ones are also good. Service is genuinely pleasant and fast.
Decent sushi foe.the airport. The fish was not fresh, tasted pre-frozen. Across the terminal we found a chinese place, Wok Roll. This place served excellent fresh salmon.
First… my experience was great! See more below. And… Second, maybe all the negativity is what got me a great seat and great service 🙂
Saturday evening 5pm. Sat at the bar overlooking gate 120 and the Tarmac. Prompt service. Power supply to recharge phone and tablet readily available. Edamame was good, beer was cold, sushi was… Average. Generous pieces of fish, but very little rice in the nigiri. Pricey, but what do you expect in the international terminal of the Newark airport?!
I was coldly told, sit at a small table, and then left there for over ten minutes while the jackass waiter and waitress walked past me numerous times with the orders they were obviously screwing up for the poor people sitting nearby. Every table they were waiting on was complaining that their order was incorrect and about the time required to prepare it.
I picked up my things and walked next store to Gallagher's since my company is footing the bill for me to travel.
Okay, so I know airport food is not something to hold to too high of a standard, but come on. This was actually nauseating. A sushi platter, miso soup and seaweed salad cost 55$. I was going through reciepts and came across this one with disgust. This was the worst sushi I've ever had, ever–and on top of that it was over priced–even for an airport. Not only was the food bad, but the service was horrible. We had to flag them down over and over. Do yourself a favor and go ANYWHERE else. For 55$ you can buy yourself a pass into some VIP lounge, which I guarantee you will be more worth your money than this place!
I really should have checked them out on Yelp before I let my friend bully me into airport sushi… We wanted sushi and we didn't have much time till we needed to board the plane. Considering how pricy their rolls were, you would think that it would at least be decent. Not really… We ordered the veggie dumplings which were not horrible, salmon sushi which looked and tasted awful, the eel something roll and another one with spicy tuna. Costco sushi looks gourmet compared to what we were served here. I would have been more satisfied with a bag of chips. Don't make the same mistake we did. There isn't enough wasabi and soy sauce in the world to drown the taste of that fish..
A nice and somewhat surprisingly decent option at EWR. The sushi is actually tasty and fresh, the rolls do not fall apart and you can bring their boxes onto the plane as a nice lunch or dinner option that, most importantly, will not stink up the cabin. I have had a number of people comment that they wish they had thought of that! Their eel sushi is particularly good, but the salmon and tuna ones are also good. Service is genuinely pleasant and fast.
Decent sushi foe.the airport. The fish was not fresh, tasted pre-frozen. Across the terminal we found a chinese place, Wok Roll. This place served excellent fresh salmon.
I'll say two things about all the bad reviews…
First… my experience was great! See more below. And… Second, maybe all the negativity is what got me a great seat and great service 🙂
Saturday evening 5pm. Sat at the bar overlooking gate 120 and the Tarmac. Prompt service. Power supply to recharge phone and tablet readily available. Edamame was good, beer was cold, sushi was… Average. Generous pieces of fish, but very little rice in the nigiri. Pricey, but what do you expect in the international terminal of the Newark airport?!
Do not under any circumstances eat here.
Unless you enjoy not getting served.
I was coldly told, sit at a small table, and then left there for over ten minutes while the jackass waiter and waitress walked past me numerous times with the orders they were obviously screwing up for the poor people sitting nearby. Every table they were waiting on was complaining that their order was incorrect and about the time required to prepare it.
I picked up my things and walked next store to Gallagher's since my company is footing the bill for me to travel.
Get your act together morons.
Edible, in that I ate here twice and never got sick once. Fabulous? No.
As other reviewers said, absolutely horrible service. Just awful.
terrible store bought quality sushi with stale fish.
Okay, so I know airport food is not something to hold to too high of a standard, but come on. This was actually nauseating. A sushi platter, miso soup and seaweed salad cost 55$. I was going through reciepts and came across this one with disgust. This was the worst sushi I've ever had, ever–and on top of that it was over priced–even for an airport. Not only was the food bad, but the service was horrible. We had to flag them down over and over.
Do yourself a favor and go ANYWHERE else. For 55$ you can buy yourself a pass into some VIP lounge, which I guarantee you will be more worth your money than this place!
I really should have checked them out on Yelp before I let my friend bully me into airport sushi…
We wanted sushi and we didn't have much time till we needed to board the plane. Considering how pricy their rolls were, you would think that it would at least be decent. Not really…
We ordered the veggie dumplings which were not horrible, salmon sushi which looked and tasted awful, the eel something roll and another one with spicy tuna. Costco sushi looks gourmet compared to what we were served here. I would have been more satisfied with a bag of chips. Don't make the same mistake we did. There isn't enough wasabi and soy sauce in the world to drown the taste of that fish..