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Absolutely Amazing! So spicy. So Flavorful. It's my new favorite. The egg inside is yummm! The mushrooms are plentiful and great. It's enough for 2 meals. I eat on it twice. We love Geisha. Jason is such a wondwrful guy and always welcoming and smiling when we go there. Food was in nice sturdy containers & hot when we arrived home to eat. I got the breaded chicken in my soup. Yummmm
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Karen S
1 contributions
Didn't like
• 12/2/22
• DoorDash order
I ordered the Chirashi and the quality of the fish was pretty good. It didn't taste like it was frozen like a lot of other sushi spots in town. My main complaint is that it was completely overpriced for the amount of food I received. The description said it would be 21 pieces of fish and I counted around half of that amount. If I'm paying $30 for a meal I expect to be full afterwards.
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Deborah J
1 contributions
Liked
• 8/6/26
• DoorDash order
I got the Spicy Tonkotsu. Paid extra for seaweed and mushrooms....didn't get them. Asked for udon noodles instead, didn't get that. Overall, it was good. Just not what I asked or paid for.
The spicy tuna roll? I'll be back for that one. So good.
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Dane B
Emerging Expert • 13 contributions
Loved
• 5/11/22
• DoorDash order
Veg Yaki was delicious and so was the veg fried rice!! All very flavorful and just the right amount of seasoning.
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Amber M
6 contributions
Didn't like
• 5/21/26
• DoorDash order
Unfortunately, this rice was a waste of time. It didn't have very much shrimp. I was too hungry to take the before picture. And also the shrimp that it did have was cut in a half. Rice is one of those things that I feel like it's very cost-effective so I never understood skipping out on ingredients. I will not be ordering from here again. Also, it was sort of dry and didn't seem the most fresh. This has to be the worst rice I've had all year.
