Komegashi

Nadia B 2 years ago

I came to this restaurant many times a while back and it became my favorite spot. Their green tea creme brulee and lychee martini won my heart. Last night we brought the kids with us to celebrate my birthday. So happy to say it's exactly as I remembered. Our waiter, Fernando, was the absolute best with a great sense of humor. The restaurant is always clean and beautifully decorated. The Christmas lights added a classy touch and the atmosphere is always quiet and pleasant. The wings and popcorn shrimp were the kid's favorite. I also love that they provide sectioned plates specifically for kids.The sake was great! Hubby and I truly enjoyed ourselves. I recommend visiting this restaurant. We live in a world of ordering on our phones instead of stepping out. I highly suggest actually visiting Komegashi and enjoying the atmosphere and food in person.

Tyler Wolf 3 years ago

Classic Japanese service - you are treated like king and/or queen. Michi served me at the bar solo. She was very helpful, knowledgeable and comfortable. The restaurant is large with plenty of places to sit without squeezing tight. Sushi was FRESH and quality. Will come back forever. Thanks for a great experience as always.

Alex Jackson (AJ) 3 years ago

Nice option for sushi in the area. There are not a ton in Newport/Exchange and esp. near my office. They have the standard selection of fish that you'd expect from the more Americanized style sushi joints. I thought their offerings were fresh tho and it didn't break the bank. I saw a lot of curry lunch specials when I went. Have not tried it but will next time.

Bhakti Dalvi 3 years ago

Spacious place at a nice location. Got chicken wings, popcorn shrimp and Alaska roll for appetizers along with green tea. All three tasted great, the portion size is a bit small for the appetizer but they are priced accordingly. Got chicken Tokyo fusion for main course, that's enough for two people. Overall good taste, vibes and a very reasonably priced dinner costing only approx 20 per person.

JC Jess Edited 3 years ago

We had lunch and brunch here a couple of times. The back of the restaurant was bigger and brighter than the front and had a nice water view. Service was friendly and efficient. For lunch, we enjoyed the sushi rolls. The Sukiyaki Don had tender thin sliced beef, but too sweet for my taste. For brunch, we liked their Mini Unagi. It came with a small bowl of tasty udon noodle soup. The Yakizakana Teishou was a great value with a lightly grilled branzino filet and sides that were typical of a bento box. I wish the fish skin were charred to add more flavor and crispiness.