Futomaki sushi & hibachi — Restaurant in Audubon

Futomaki is one of the best Japanese restaurants. The rolls are perfectly rolled which means there’s a little space between the rice. The rice perfectly seasoned. Every dish was executed the way Japanese food is supposed to be made. One may enjoy the all you can eat life where the hustle and bustle of people from all walks of life, feast OR go to this hidden gem. You’re missing out if you don’t try Futomaki and the only warning I have is that once you go, you may never enjoy sushi anywhere else ever again.

Now, I have only been once and the key to a successful restaurant is consistency. I will be back again within a few weeks and will report again.

Our order: Mitch’s special - my recommendation is don’t add more soy sauce. The chef seasoned the lobster and paired it with a wasabi soy.

Negimaki- be careful. It’s very heat hot and perfectly seared. There’re 6 pieces. The teriyaki caramel on the beef of the seared edge is like no other.

Hibachi - We ordered the steak and shrimp, steak medium rare, and my goodness… it was so good. A good fried rice has a little bounce in the pebble and the salty and sweet tango in your mouth. This fried rice was the best I’ve ever had.

We had another roll which had cucumber wrapped around the freshest sashimi grade fish served with a side of dark sauce that tasted like eel sauce which isn’t actually made from eel but the glaze sushi bars add to fresh water and sea water eel. After asking for wasabi, I realized the chef didn’t want us to add wasabi to this culinary delight. Needless to say, it was excellent! But if you don’t like raw fish, then stay away. It’s pretty mild but you must have each piece in one bite.

Last, we finished with a green tea tempura ice cream. It was glorious. So satisfying. Crispy warm tempura with a cold ice cream… mmmmmm

Anyways, it’s been a long time since I’ve felt the need to review a restaurant where I felt completely satisfied. If you’re interested in dining together and trying out our favorite spots, friend me...

For a while the place has been great for delivery, the food was good and a decent price. However they keep making more and more changes between removing items frm the menu (Which I understood in the middle of the COVID pandemic to cut costs), hiking prices and now jumping the minimum delivery cost amount from $10 to $20. Note this is strictly the total on the items of your total and NOT including the tax so you need to spend at a minimum around $23-24. The delivery minimum was increased justrecently, AFTER the pandemic is pretty much over so business should have returned to normal. I understand adjusting prices every so often but doing that alongside an increase minimum charge, it literally defeats the purpose of the supposed "10% discount" for ordering online. A quick and simple $10 lunch special for while you are at work is now impossible now that you have to spend double this. The cost is pushing it's limits, maybe it is better in person but all the small changes overall are becoming irritating especially when there aren't any decent sushi places that don't cost an arm and a leg.

Addition: After looking at other reviews, apparantly delivery and pickup orders just get worse off service in general. We have ordered from here at least 2 dozen times and even the food quality can be hit or miss with either poorly put together rolls made in a rush, or ingredients simply about to go bad namely avacado or dried out rice. I wasn't going to intially include this but people not dining in really should be made aware of...

I had high expectations when I placed my online order. I was disappointed a second later when I was called and told that they weren’t delivering to me even though I’m well within the 5 miles specified on the website (waterfont Camden). I opted to come pick it up and then was called back again to tell me that my card didn’t process. I said that I would pay when I picked up and my drive had me arriving right when it should’ve be done. Once I arrived the young lady attempted to process my card and told me that maybe I didn’t have enough money because it wasn’t being processed. I assured her that the funds were there and I couldn’t help think about how rude that was to suggest. After it finally processed I asked her for my food. She said that it would be a few minutes. Apparently they hadn’t even begun making my food. I was so annoyed that with my total 25 minute wait that food that was supposed to be ready in 12 minutes was not and now I had to drive back. Oh and about the sushi it was just ok. Nothing special, one of my rolls (pepper Tuna) was drenched it mayo sauce. I’ll be on the hunt for another spot and I wouldn’t recommend this place unless you live close. The service turned me off and the...