Arigato Japanese Restaurant

I don’t really enjoy giving bad reviews but… I went back and read the reviews that others left. It seems like a lot of people like this place. We got two dishes and a sushi roll to go, so maybe the experience is different when dining in. Our food was not very good. We got the Katsu Don which was good, the chicken shrimp combo which was okay best and the volcano roll which was supposed to be tempura fried but came in a soggy sauce. My wife didn’t eat it and she loves sushi. Sorry, I just can’t review this any higher. It was also very overpriced for what we got.

The sukiyaki was amazing! Its the perfect blend of sweetness with salt, and has a powerful umami flavour. The tofu is pretty good (i dont like tofu, but this is an exception) and the noodles were sooo good, i forgot to take a photo for a review because I inhaled half the food before remembering The yakisoba has a very nice chewy texture, the flavour is lighter in comparison to the sukiyaki The tako(octopus) sushi was good, it only comes with 2 pieces for $6 And the dragon roll was great, I really liked the spicy mayo on top At the end of the meal we were served watermelon and it was great for helping all the food settle down.

Will never try again, we waited 45mins for our food after waiting 30mins for our drinks "Hot Tea, Water and a soda" 2 of our rolls came out nice as the 3rd roll only came as 4 SMALL pieces, it was supposed to be a spider roll and she gave us a California roll like we didn't know the difference. Waste of money

Arguably the best sushi in town. Don't let the modest decor fool you. Kang's attention to detail, preparation and consistent excellent quality is amazing. The menu selection is extensive and the prices reasonable. Kang's sushi rice--perhaps the most critical component of sushi--is always spot on--not something I can say about some of the other places in town. I took a friend to Arigato for lunch and he commented to Kang that the sushi rice was "perfect." High praise coming from my friend, who had lived in Japan for several years.