Tokyo Lobby Sushi and Grill

This is a little gem of a place and we are happy to have stumbled upon it.Stopped by for a quick bite before hitting the furniture store, better to not shop hangry We ordered edamame,the soft shell crab roll and the ichi roll. All were fresh and delicious!I appreciated the late 70s music and the service was fantastic!Our server Saki is definitely an asset to the company.She was friendly, efficient and courteous.We'll be back and I highly recommend checking this place out!

This place was such a cute and delicious spot. We got the spicy garlic edamame and three rolls. I only remember the name of two which was the fire roll and is indeed on fire. My friend got the lobster roll which was soooo good and filling. I can't rememberThe name of my last roll but it was Delicious. Every single roll was fresh and good. The customer service was great and the rolls came out fast! I wish they served liquor, but I will still come back.

This place has been around for awhile and I've always loved it! Great little spot for some decent priced sushi and they also have HH!

We were greeted quickly when entering the restaurant. My husband and I sat at the Sushi Bar. The service was quick. My husband received his saki bomb and Sapporo with a frosted glass. We order an orgasm roll, garlic edamame, dumplings, and a a bento box. The bento box was a great deal for the price. Happy hour and lunch specials are also offered.

As they advertise, Tokyo Lobby definitely offers most honorable food and gracious service. Lunch today was my first visit to this cozy little Japanese delight. I've driven by for years but never really at the right time of day to stop. Definitely should have made that time before now. Full disclosure: I'm a sushi/sashimi traditionalist, not a roll guy. I'd probably rate Tokyo a 5 on the rolls I saw prepared, but the traditional presentations were just a shade short. And the short comings were definitely more of my idiosyncratic preferences than an issue of substance. Ingredients were fresh and most tasty. Gyoza are always my first go to in evaluating an unfamiliar Japanese restaurant. To my disappointment, these were fried, rather than pan seared. That said, the dumplings were perfectly cooked and some of the best tasting I've had in a long time. The tako sunomono was awesome with a most generous portion of tentacle tips and a marvelously umami preparation of savory brined vegetables. Our 12 piece sashimi main course was aesthetically presented and the fish was excellent. My rub is a familiar refrain with me and American Japanese restaurants. If I ran the world, (I'm ready anytime the world is willing to let me) I would have portioned the 12 unctuous pieces of fish into 24 smaller bites. The food quantity in total was very satisfactory, but the sashimi experience would be enhanced with more delicate bites. Just my preference and a common criticism with me. The same analysis goes for the traditional tekka maki tuna roll. Beautiful ingredients, excellent rice, but the fish/rice ratio erred on the side of the fish. My iron pot of hot tea deserves recognition. It was just a perfect compliment to everything. Tokyo Lobby offers an excellent selection of sake too. Wish it wasn't lunch and I had a designated driver. I'd have loved to indulge excessively!Watching other meals served, the tempura looked to be the crisp golden little delights it should be, and the bento boxes were most generous. I'll be back to further explore the offerings here. One oddity. A single menu per table shared by everyone. Don't quite understand why, but in retrospect it makes reviewing the fare and making selections a more social process that actually enhanced leisurely enjoyment of the dining experience. Nothing not to like about Tokyo Lobby that could not be fixed for this reviewer with a little more knife work on the fish!

Quaint restaurant, limited seating inside. Service was fast and friendly. Prices were good for sushi. Menu was a little limited but we found options for our guests. I recommend NOT the chef specials.... The sushi was drowned in sauce. It ruined the sushi really.... We ordered some apps edamame, 69 shrimp, and calamari as well that were good. Will be back for the "traditional" sushi.

Random sushi craving brought me here & the yellowtail+jalapeños will be bringing me back! It's so good. Sliced yellowtail with jalapeños & ponzu sauce- so yummy!

Everytime we go we are welcomed like family. The sushi is amazing. I love the 80's music that plays through out. Right now is the perfect time to sit on their balcony. Below are picture of the yellow tail sashimi, the shaggy roll, the play girl roll and the orgasm roll. And of course a saki bomb.

I recently visited a restaurant that offered a unique menu item - White Castle Sushi. As a sushi enthusiast, I was curious to try this fusion creation, but unfortunately, I was disappointed with the result. The sushi roll lacked the signature flavors of traditional sushi and instead tasted more like a fast-food burger, which was not appealing to my palate.To make up for the disappointment, I decided to give their Heart Attack Sushi a try. The combination of ingredients in this roll sounded promising, but unfortunately, the cream cheese used in the sushi was not good, which left me unsatisfied. The overall taste of the sushi was just average, and I was left wanting more.On a positive note, the edemame I ordered was amazing. The sauce was perfect!Overall, my experience at the restaurant was not as great as I had hoped it would be. While the restaurant's concept of fusing different cuisines is innovative, the execution could have been better. I would recommend that the restaurant reconsider the ingredients used in their sushi rolls to create a better taste that satisfies the customers' expectations.

The food was good and overall the staff was incredibly kind. I had asked in advance if I could set up balloons for a birthday celebration and they were incredibly helpful. Staff was so kind to help me celebrate with my loved one. The vibe was chill and I enjoyed my meal would definitely recommend.