Avenue East

Whoa. Call me Guy Fieri because I just went to Flavortown. I tried Avenue East for the first time this evening and it totally blew me out of the water. We ordered two spicy tuna rolls ($5.50), an eel avocado roll ($5.50), a shrimp tempura roll ($5.50), a chicken teriyaki entree ($13.95), pan fried chicken dumplings ($5.95), the buddha's feast entree ($9.50), and the house lo mein ($9.95). Pretty much all of it was excellent and I have no complaints. I have to start by singing the praises of the sushi. Seriously, it was spectacular and on par with any best sushi joints I've been to. There was a generous amount of fish and eel in each piece, and the rolls practically melt in your mouth. Totally worth it! The dumplings were awesome, too, and even though there was a sauce on the side, it wasn

I have been to this restaurant a few times but this is my first review. I called in my order of shrimp udon to a nice man over the phone. When I arrived I had to park illegally because the parking is bad in that area. When I walked up, the door was open with tables set up to pick hp the food. I called to get the attention of the man that took my order. He was very nice when he gave me my food. I paid a little over $11 for my meal. When I got home I ate and it was good and filling. No issues at all.

Love love food!!! Make reservations for 8.30 pm and they were ready for a party of 12 celebrating big!!. Food was so tasty and portions were just right. We Will keep going back and back!

The food was delicious except the thai iced tea could have been better (that’s why 4 stars). Nice ambience. Street metered parking.

I miss them so much. The food was always 10/10.