Ninja house

Some might think winter isn’t the best time to visit Cape Cod, but I’d say otherwise. No traffic. No crowds. Just you and the beauty of the Cape, all to yourself. Sounds pretty sweet, right? We spent the day driving around, taking in the sights, and by evening, we were on the hunt for a great place to eat. After a quick search, Ninja House had not only a high ratings, but also an impressive number of reviews to back it up. That was enough to convince us to give it a try. And I’m so glad we did! I’d wholeheartedly agree with the majority - this place is a gem. The Japanese cuisine is top-notch, prepared by an authentic chef who clearly knows their craft. Our server, Ashly, was warm and welcoming, happy to chat and help with recommendations. Great service always makes a difference, and she d

First time and also the last time, 1.5 hour wait when they only had 3 tables. Spider roll was not good, the crab definitely tasted expired, pink lady roll was just okay. my daughter got fried gyoza for dinner, 1 hour before I got my sushi, pretty sure they forgot to serve it to me. Would not return.

The best pineapple rice in the area hands down. Extremely cold inside but once the heaters kicked on it did get better. Lunch box was OK The tempura was not panko encrusted which im a custom too. The TomYum soup was killer. The noodle soup was ok OK.. need more flavors... I will be back to try other items. Otherwise not to bad.

This was the best poke bowl I have ever had, and the ramen is the best we’ve had outside of NYC. We also split a tuna madness roll (with amazing black pepper tuna) and the duck buns. Everything is perfectly balanced, fresh, and delicious.

Salmon teriyaki bento box was ok, but the salmon was a very thin piece and not substantial. The miso soup that came with it was good, though. Our chashu ramen was bland with spaghetti noodles used.