Tokyo Express

This place I noticed upon entering is way more of a take out than eat in. But glad despite it being that, they still serve eat in and treat you well. The women that was my sever, I have say was pro, easily being able to bring me my food and drink while juggling the to go orders people came by to pick up. She was very nice and was to the point as well. Both the king crab roll and butterfly rolls were great, always love creative sushi dishes for sure. Plus despite the backing pouring out to go orders left and right, they still made my dishes the best they could.

Delicious sashimi for 2 with a large variety. Fresh fish and fast service of you are looking for a quick to go order on the run!

$47?! Shumai (6pcs) Gyoza (6pcs) House Maki (8pcs). Rice was perfectly cooked. Maki rolls very skinny. The gyoza was tough and tasted like it may have been frozen. On the upside, the sweet potato maki roll was very tasty. All in all, a $22 meal for $47 therefore lost two stars.

I had thought this place is takeout only so I haven't give it a try (because let's be honest, part of the fun is the dinning experience) but then learned that you can actually dine inside through reservation ahead of time.
We were lucky to get in on a Friday night without reserve (some begging was involved)! Totally thrilled that they had bubble tea (my daughter is a huge fan). If you've never had it, it's a milk tea based drink with tapioca in the drink; you can order different flavors depending on your liking. My fav is taro while my daughter had Thai ice tea flavor this time. It's a meal in a cup as it's quite filling. The drink come with a thick straw to suck the tapioca through, it sweet and chewy at the same time. A must try if you asked me!
They had a nice selection of menu items. I usually always get a sushi/sashimi combo but the crispy duck soup noodle caught my attention, so that was what I ordered. My daughter had California rolls and miso soup. Everything was delicious! The duck was cooked like Peking duck with a rich broth, big portion for plenty of leftovers. We definitely want to make this place a regular spot. I can't wait to try their sushi rolls!

This was my first time getting takeout and I love finding lunch specials that give me a bang for my buck. What's great is that they offer different types of lunch specials that are sushi specials, entree specials or combinations of sushi, entree and appetizer. You can order something that satisfies all of your cravings, at a great price.

I ordered the 3 roll sushi lunch and I was very pleased. The sushi was fresh and the rice was made correctly. It wasn't hard or sweet. The sushi was just perfect. We also ordered the lunch special that allowed an entree and appetizer (opted for chicken teriyaki and gyoza). The presentation was just the cutest. Very well packaged and nice to look at. You do eat with your eyes first, after all.

I would say my only complaint would be the lunch sushi roll selection. This spot has a huge selection of rolls and only a few of them are offered on the lunch menu. I would have loved to have gotten different rolls. But other than that, everything was excellent. Really good quality food.

I've tried this location out a couple of times and never really had a good experience. First time was about three years ago and I ordered boba and forgot to mention I was vegan and needed it to be made with a non-dairy milk. When the waitress returned, she told me they don't have almond milk and was pretty rude to me about not telling her before she got the drink made.

Latest visit was a few weeks ago and I decided to try again. This time I ordered a fruit tea (no milk) and my friend ordered the same thing. When they put the drink out and neither of us got it she got a bit snappy with us for not taking it or saying anything even though she got the order wrong as we both requested the fruit tea. We just assumed someone else ordered the milk tea since many people were coming to pick up their food.

Overall I wouldn't recommend this restaurant. The prices are pretty high (over $15 for a side of fried rice and a fruit tea) and the service is less than ideal. I prefer sushi village that's not too far down the block who have cheaper prices and have always been nice every time I've been.

I would give 0 stars if i could. every time i go there they talk to me like i'm stupid and try to tell me, a delivery driver how to do my job. they are extremely disrespectful and rude and their service is absolutely horrendous.

Small restaurant close to Vassar. Was pretty hard to find on the map but we finally figured it out. Reminded me of the local sushi restaurant at my college in Indiana. Food was surprisingly not bad. The noodles the people I was with ordered looked quite good. We also tried the sake selection which was also good. I had a few sushi roles, some of them I liked and a few I was not the biggest fan. The service was also very good. Only knock was because I thought the sushi could be better but I think for the area it's a good spot to go try out.

Fresh and yummy! Like that they have a takeout window. Looking forward to trying one of their combos.

Please stop mixing food. People have food allergies. And when you put fish with non fish rolls. I can't eat my non fish rolls.
Seafood Allergies!!

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