Veekoo

Food & service is exceptional. Great with kids! They have a yummy NA mango mojito mocktail.Offered complimentary saki.

Very nice restaurant in Bryn Mawr. Located in a plaza of stores anchored by a Staples, parking was fairly easy on a June Thursday. Inside is visually appealing, and quite air conditioned, this looks like a really nice place. We were three, so offered a booth or table and went booth. It's a bench style where all of us are on the same curved seat. I found the hot and sour soup to be a dark broth with deep flavor but minimal as spice. One of the better hot and sour soups I ever had. The Szechuan dumpling appetizer has no heat, like none. The sushi offerings came fresh and nicely presented. Really well done sushi.

The place would fit right in on East Hampton, and not for the good reasons. Average to mediocre food without the quality to justify the price. For those that dont mind 200% markup for very average fare but the convenience of driving 5 min instead of 25 min is pretty much why this place is still open. The same food in a different package (location and decor) would be considered 2 star Chinese food anywhere else, hence the 2 star rating. The good: parking, usually available reservation, crispy duck on bao instead of thin pancake, BYOB so you can bring your own quality beverage of choice. The bad: the suit with glasses that makes it a big deal to seat you when the hostesses are happy to do it without his huff and puff, really? The smallest East coast oysters I have ever seen (the size of Little Neck clams) and not shucked properly with the minuscule muscles still attached to the shell, and they don't give you a seaford fork to detach it from the shell, so how are you suppose to eat it, certainly cannot be slurped. Sashimi, you get Costco quality choturo sliced so thin at NYC omakase price, again really over the top poor quality vs. price ratio. Oh, BTW that good crispy duck is $48 for 1/6 to 1/8th of a duck, when it came out I wondered where the rest of it was, deflation economics? You be the judge. Certainly deflating.With the limited dining options in Bryn Mawr, we have come here twice to give it a chance but unlikely to return for strike 3.

A big birthday celebration with delish sushi and other food groups.The sushi was fresh and delish. The onion rings were splendid.Hats off!

I recently went to this restaurant for a birthday dinner with a friend. The first thing I want to point out is that the space was very tight. We were seated right in the middle of two tables, and all the tables were small and square, which meant that you could hear everyone's conversation, and they could hear yours. Just be mindful of that when you dine here. However, other than that, it was fine. We ordered a few items, and they were all good. I didn't have a problem with anything that arrived except for the crab wontons. We had a few of them that had no filling at all. We informed our waiter, and they had no problem replacing it, which I really appreciated. My main dish was General Tso's chicken with white rice, and it was good but really big. I noticed that most orders were large enough to share a plate or definitely have enough for leftovers. It is BYOB, which was a new experience for me, but it was great. They provided us with wine glasses, and if you want, they have ice buckets to keep drinks cold as well. Lastly, I was given a mochi dessert for my birthday, which I appreciated, although I didn't really like it. Overall, I had a positive experience at this restaurant and recommend it to others. The service was attentive, and the atmosphere was welcoming, making it a great choice for special occasions or casual dining. This place is definitely great whether you want to dress up or dress down, as the ambiance is versatile and can cater to different preferences. The menu also offers a variety of options to suit different tastes, ensuring that everyone can find something they enjoy.

I've been to this restaurant once before and ordered the same thing, which was their Sushi and Sashimi Combo. Fish were fresh and delicious as usual. The hot and sour soup though, lots of room for improvement. It was way too thick, so thick that you can see some clumps of the flour or starch in the soup. I would definitely go back but I won't order the hot and sour soup anymore though. Service was ok, they were friendly and courteous but not very attentive.

Decent sushi and attentive staff. Didn't have a reservation but luckily there was space at the sushi bar. It was interesting watching the chefs make the sushi anyways. Interior is really nice and well decorated. Pretty dimly lit though.

BYOB other that that it was fantastic. Fish was very good and rice was perfect. As a guy who spent 11 years in Japan I know that as the roll makes the sub, the rice makes the nigiri sushi. The hotate was exceptional. The hot and sour soup was very nice as well. I will come back, alas it's a long drive and I don't find myself in this area often.

This was an absolute 5-star dining experience. I truly cannot think of one complaint at all. The staff was so friendly and nice and the service was quick and they were attentive. Food was unreal. We got the chicken lettuce wraps, calamari and crab rangoons. SO YUMMY. The rolls were all fresh and delicious. Prices are so reasonable and the experience is elevated. They could charge so much more, but don't tell them!!!! Dessert was great. BYOB!!!!!! Highly recommend.

The team at Veekoo are always top notch. The service and food are exceptional, and they went above and beyond to make a special birthday out of this world. Thanks so much to Shelly and the rest of the crew at Veekoo Bryn Mawr for always going the extra mile.