Tokyo One Japanese Restaurant
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In Short
Patrons sit at booths or tables; classic Asian paintings adorn the walls. Sushi chefs are quick to offer tips and suggest items. The atmosphere easily accommodates big groups hungry for a lot of sushi. California rolls and standard salmon rolls are for beginners, while those who feel more adventurous can try the shark fin and jellyfish rolls or marinated baby octopus. For dessert, try a serving of traditional green-tea ice cream or a mango sorbet.
User Reviews
xladyxbutterflyx
April 02, 2009
I love the selection of seafood! The buffet offers everything from California rolls to authentic sashimi. They even have a small section for the non-sushi lovers with plenty of tasty options. Their dessert section is pretty good. And if you have room... ask your waiter for some green tea icecream! It's unique and delicious (and I believe included in the price you pay for the buffet.) The only downside is this place is too expensive to eat at on a regular basis -- I believe lunch is about $15 per person and dinner is $22ish. I go here every year on my birthday. It's so worth it!
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joefoodlover
March 15, 2009
good combination of sushi and desert. pirce very reasonable, considering the sushi deal. ..........................................................................
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Anonymous
August 18, 2008
Fantastically fresh sushi! Been there for a long time so you know it's gotta' be fresh! If you're looking for an impressive dinner oreder a boat full of sushi. It's a fun way to impress a large party.
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There are other items you can order directly from the menu, but the buffet offers most of them and is a better deal.
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