Ichiban Asian Fusion Restaurant

Great sushi!! I like that I can watch my food being made. Quick service. Only place in Harrison to get decent Asian cuisine.

Food was really good and filling!! Wait time to pickup food was not bad at all!! I would definitely recommend and go back

Really great restaurant. We got some fried dumplings for an appetizer, the Godzilla and Spiderman rolls and the orange chicken. Everything tasted great. I appreciated the fact that the chicken wasn't overly fried (sometimes it's too hard) but this one was just right. Will return again.

Foods good. They are quick 15min or less usually. My son likes thier California roll. The shrimp tempura is good too. I'm just happy to have close to home as we com from cleves and go here or Colrain for good sushi. They have hibachi entres too but haven't got to try one yet. This was our go too for late night holiday food too.

Sushi and other Japanese and Asian tasty choices in Harrison! Wow!This is a small place that just opened in an empty strip mall spot in Harrison, next to Check Smart, Great Clips, and Penn Station across from Marco's.It appears to be run by a local family - looked like the wife, husband, two young kids and grandmother were running the whole show on Sunday. To be honest I think they are still working out how to run a restaurant. We visited on about day 10 and hit an unexpected Sunday lunch rush. Two people in the kitchen were not enough to keep up with the demand of a pretty extensive menu and orders got a bit mixed up.But the food was quite good, not spectacular but good. We had sushi rolls (spicy tuna, tuna and California) and nigiri (tuna), miso soup and pad thai). Great addition for little Harrison way out in the burbs on the border of Ohio and Indiana. Better than the two Chinese places we have and so nice to have such a variety of new Japanese choices to eat right in town to go alongside our great Korean place! What's next for Harrison - Indian?

There were mostly positive reviews on here, but I have to say:Meh.Maybe it's because it's the only Japanese place in this small town, but this place is just not good by any standard.The word of the day is "filler". Everything seems to have filler. Order a sushi roll? It's mostly rice and cucumber, hardly any fish, plus they fall all apart because they're not rolled well. Order a teriyaki plate? It's mostly rice, onions, and zucchini. The "yum yum" sauce seems like it's just watered down mayonnaise. The gyoza tasted like old fryer oil. Kind of a bummer. The people who run the place are nice, but I'd just assume eat at Penn Station next door rather than this "Meh" version of Asian food.

Friendly little place in Harrison, Ohio. A nice variety of menu options offered: I just spent a month in Japan and this many traditional menu choices was a delightful surprise.Our group of six dropped in on a Friday evening at 9:30 after a late night at nearby Miami Whitewater Park. Fast service. Glad we found this little gem.

My family ordered take-out over the counter on a Sunday, the day before the 2024 Total Eclipse! The staff was very kind and genuine. The price seemed lower than I had expected. We waited at a booth table where it was nice and quiet. We could hear and smell fried foods being cooked in the back. The food was delivered in an average tie; maybe even better than average time. We realized the error once we got back to our hotel. There had been a misunderstanding; I got my 3 California rolls. My daughter, who is sometimes hard to hear, only got one of her 3 Spicy Tuna rolls. My wife got her chicken fried rice. There was more than enough food for the 3 of us. The Spicy Tuna roll satisfied my daughter and she got one of my California rolls. The California rolls were fresh but on the bland side--there wasn't enough wasabi or pickled ginger, and it didn't taste quite the same as in other places. My wife's chicken fried rice was bland for her too and she is used to eating bland foods.

The food and sushi are adequate if a better place isn't avaliable. Service was very lacking. We each ordered miso soup but it only came in quarts so we had to pour it into smaller containers to eat. All the utensils and plates are plastic and you only get. A small cup on soy for your sushi. Definitely a place for carryout if you have real utensils and plates at home. Avoid if you want to eat in as there is no ambiance.

Seems like a family owned place. I stopped by because it was highly recommended to me by a friend. The salmon sashimi was fresh and tasty. It's nice to have an alternative to Kroger sushi in the area. I'll be back.