Je Ju Do
“The main boat included 2 live sashimi lobsters, fluke, uni, sea cucumbers etc. Was more than enough for 5 adults.”
“Plus tons and tons of banchan and small plates such as roasted eel, broiled head-on shrimp and steamed mussels.”
“The spicy fish stew that they give you in the end is amazing.”
Je Ju Do
Takes Reservations: Yes
Take-out: Yes
Accepts Credit Cards: Yes
Bike Parking: Yes
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
Good for Kids: Yes
Good for Groups: Yes
Waiter Service: Yes
Price range.
$$$ Price range $31-60
6 reviews
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Had made a pickup order of a huge combo.
Brought it home and started digging in, everything tasted amazing. Display was usual, but still makes you drool. Might be a bit pricier, but I havent tried other sushi places to compare it to.
Waiter brought out half the sushi order outside with us to drop it off at the car.
They gave so much side dishes to bring home & by so much, almost 2 full meals worth of food.
Only flaw I saw was that at the venue, looked like there were lots of wanna-be "i think im cool" koreans that smoke, but thats all over that area.
Do not recommend staying in for families with kids.
But if you like some korean-themed sushi/alcohol, this probably wont be too bad.
Oh there's also valet parking which no one does cause it's expensive (:
came back for dinner again last night and thought the food quality went down. It's not as good as it used to be. Quite disappointed 🙁
Came here for Korean style sashimi
Side dishe: what came out was good, but they didn't give that much
Sashimi was very fresh
Waiter was very attentive
Frozen fish, poor side dishes, loud Korean people, small portions, dirty, and not worth the money.
enough said. Go somewhere else.
One of the better Korean style sashimi joints in the hood. I'm giving them four stars because of the freshness of the sashimi. There was no fishy smell on any of their fish, and they were choice cuts. The naturally salty mackerel was fresh as well. It's definitely hard to find fresh mackerel. The complimentary oysters were fresh as well. The freshly cut baby octopus was invigorating as usual. Octopus has a significant amount of taurine which is an amino acid that is one of main ingredients in your average energy drink. There is nothing like the sensation of bits of little legs suctioning on the inside of your mouth while chewing.
The side dishes were not nearly as good as I remember. The rice porridge lacked flavor and was clumpy. It seems like they like using mayo liberally on a few of their side dishes. On a positive note, the service was impeccable. My plates were changed frequently and my water glass was always full.
The verdict: Outstanding sashimi but mediocre side dishes. But who really goes to a sashimi joint for the side dishes?
Been here twice now, I have conflicting views since the first time I came here I though it was amazing and the second time being good to satisfy a fish craving .
Walking in to the right you see the tanks of fish. As you wait you see the men come and take the fish out fresh in front of you to cut up to serve. You cant get any fresher than that in NYC.
They have sets , A,B,C,D I forget how many they go down to. The first time I was here we got the best one, with the most fish and the lobster sashimi. So many side dishes, so much fish, it was a great meal and first time experience.
This past time we got C if Im not mistaken. Smaller portion and in my opinion not as good quality as I had had the previous.
The side dishes that come with it varies, some sushi, mussles, baked corn, egg souffle, clams, seaweed, an assortment of things to compliment your sashimi.
For these starts to go back up Ill have to revisit again and have a knockout experience, otherwise I think Im gonna adventure the area more and look for another place.