Zeta Asia

Very good and fresh sushi and excellent and friendly staff! The jalapeño roll had a good kick to it which most rolls in my past with jalapeño have not. The tuna was not fatty at all nor was it super fishy. The rice was a great balance to the roll. Gyoza was solid, and the pork belly bao bun was my favorite! It was oozing with flavor! To top off the night, the pineapple spring roll was both sweet and light. I loved the ice cream and apple that came with it, too.

This is a great restaurant in Signia where the staff are all great with some good food. My friend and I came here 45 minutes before closing and they still served us and didn't rush us to get our order in. My favorite item that we ordered was the Nori Kurakka ($22) which are spicy tuna nachos. I love that they fried the seaweed for the nacho chip. It was very delicious and the tuna is not too spicy if people cannot handle too much spice. We ordered the pork belly bao bun as we were told these were popular too. The dragon roll is always a must for me to order so we got that as well. The roll was delicious and was not skimpy either. I don't enjoy sushi restaurants where the sushi is really small and thin and then charge you a lot for a tiny roll. The California roll was probably my least favorite out of everything we ordered. But everything else was delicious overall!

Stopped in for dinner while attending a conference at a local hotel. Was greeted and seated at the bar and was promptly asked for my order by the server. Sports were on the TV, and popular music was playing. Air conditioning was cranked to be fitting of Eskimos. I ordered the green salad with ginger dressing. The vegetables were fresh and the dressing was tasty. At $15, seemed quite pricey. For my entrée I ordered the Ahi tuna poke bowl. Very little ahi, too much aïoli, and the kimchi overpowered the dish. Upon receiving the check I noticed I was charged $6.50 for a club soda, which was just club soda out of the gun. OK experience, but I would not returrn.

Wow this place might be the biggest waste of money. I was trying to get a last minute reservation for valentine's day weekend, and this place was the only restaurant available and I understand why now. The food was incredibly overpriced, and they don't give you a lot. I left feeling hungry still because the food they give you is portioned so small. The service was good, our server was knowledgeable about the menu and we got our food pretty quick. The food itself though is not worth it. Save your money and go somewhere else.

Our dining experience at Zeta Asia didn't have the best start. Even though their posted open time is 5pm (and we arrived promptly for our 5pm reservation), the doors didn't actually open until about 10 minutes later. We sat ourselves at the bar where we had adequate service, nothing spectacular. Fortunately, the food was fresh, delicious and had great presentation. Zeta Asia is convenient if you're staying on property, but I think we'll venture off property next time.

This restaurant is located in one of the wings of the Waldorf Astoria. My girlfriend decided to order a salad, and I was interested in ordering it. I misu soup and a curry chicken meal They delivered my soup which wasn't as hot as I typically like, but nobody gives it that hot anywhere. As I ate the soup, I got a quarter down, which was way too salty. I called the waitress over, and the waitress happily credited the soup, and I replaced the soup with the salad. The salad had a spectacular dressing. Delicious, I had never had a salad dressing like that, and I couldn't even describe what was in it. It was probably one of the best salads I have ever had. My girlfriend had her salad, and she enjoyed it just as much as I did.The curry chicken dish had just the right amount of spices and hit the right spot. The service was spectacular, and the ambiance would be business casual. They have a full bar. I recommend the salmon overnight, but everything else.

We found this gem on Magical Dining, then booked through Open Table - turns out we were the first online booking they had the privilege of serving. The food was excellent in taste and preparation. Larry took great care of us and Rick, the manager, stopped by for a lovely conversation. Zeta is looking to cater to more locals - tucked away in a Bonnet Creek Hotel, they DO validate parking (just ask!). The Madrasa Mule was tasty and zingy. The selections of sake were various and delicious. The food was perfectly delectable. We will definitely be coming back and are hoping to see you locals there!

We went here as part of the Epicurioius progressive dinners, and really enjoyed the three offerings: pickled vegetables, spider roll, and steamed bar bun with Peking duck. The latter was the group's favorite.The only problem is that the room is extremely austere, all hard steel and stone surfaces, so it's not necessarily the coziest Asian dining experience.The service was wonderful.

From service to food,I would recommend without reservation. Give yourself time to enjoy both the food and company you are with. We did both and worth the cost and time. We had both a salad and miso soup, and followed with a lovely fresh roll with jalapeño and tuna. We would repeat this in a heartbeat. Big thanks to careful service, giving time to consider and enjoy each other, and excellent food and drink.

By far one of the best sushi meals I've ever had!! Highly recommend the short rib bao buns!! Super fresh salmon sashimi and impeccable service!!