Teri Teri

I remember this place used to be absolutely terrific, food was always delicious, awesome service, price was so fair, and clean environment. Now since they are expanding, it's the complete opposite. Prices are high, they give less food and Taste bad, service is...lets just say I'd rather get served by a zombie. I dislike and lose all respect for places that raise prices for no reason and give less food all while service is horrid. I don't recommend this place anymore, I'd rather drive an hour away to eat real Japanese teriyaki then this crap hole. Also get employees that actually speak English and understand what "teriyaki " is. If I can give 0 starts, I would so lovingly will. ✌️

This place went from being one of the best reataurants around the area to one of the wost... Employees are very rude and when asked question they pretty much give you an attitude. If you want extra sauce they charge you extra and you would expect to at least get more then ONE sauce. The guy working the register is thr WORST cashier ive ever encounter in my life. I give it a 1 star because i like their food, other then that this place has just gone down hill.

On a friday this jersey city heights location was empty. No wonder. 1st time getting a lobster roll to go. 5 pcs $7. It looked prepackaged. The taste, as if it were prepackaged. No creativity or freshness, especially the rice. I don't usually like giving negative reviews, however it's raw food and this eatery needs work

not bad for practically the only sushi place in north bergen west new york area. unfortunately i think the prices are too much and they lack with their sushi. the counter ladies arent very nice either. and how do you not have spicy mayo? id rather go to a place where there are actual japanese people making the sushi.

Two times this week I've showed up at 11:00am (opening time stated on Google) and was waved goodby by the lightskin woman working the counter as if they were closed. I then proceeded to call the restaurant and no one answered even though I was staring at the worker through the window. At the very least, come out and tell us you aren't open.