Tokyo Grill & Sushi

10/10. We’ve consistently had excellent service and truly delicious meals every time we’ve visited Tokyo Sushi and Grill. Their Hibachi is the best we’ve had anywhere in Grand Rapids - fresh, flavorful, and perfectly prepared. Even during our March visit, the vegetables were crisp and vibrant, and the shrimp tasted incredibly fresh. Always a fantastic experience.

The food was not bad, seemed to take forever to get and expensive I thought for what we got. However, everything is expensive now. The menu is extensive with many different rolls and hot food also. Our server was not very nice she mumbled, acted rude, and mimmium time spent checking in on us. Overall acted board and did not want to be there. Atmosphere was nice. Greated when we came in and could choose our seat. As we were leaving the place got busy.

I’ve been to Tokyo Grill a number of times now, and I can confidently say they do an excellent job. I’ve only been there for lunch, but the place is clean, looks nice, and the staff is attentive. This last time our order was taken quickly and the food was ready fairly quickly. The quantity and quality of the food was good. I went with sushi set C, and all of my sushi tasted fresh and was well made. My coworkers’ meals looked great. We shared a sushi roll that was creative and delicious, too. I’ve never had any issues going here for work related events, and I hope to continue to do so.

Noodles were okay, but the hibachi chicken was amazing. The atmosphere was very good, and the staff was incredibly helpful and polite. Prices were extremely reasonable. Overall, it was a great experience and I would recommend it.

Sushi list is extensive. Good options on there for beginners and experts. Incredible waitstaff and awesome Japenese restaurant ambiance. Food is fresh with 5 star presentation. It's in kind of a weird spot in a strip mall, but there's plenty of parking because of it. For my money, it's probably the best sushi in town. I heard a local mention that the head sushi chef here actually trained in the Tokyo sushi scene.