Oishi Restaurant — Restaurant in City of Syracuse

This is by far the worst restaurant I ever visited. They try to make it seem nice with cheap dim lighting and cheap furniture. The cashier (lady) was very rude, unprofessional and not very much help. I am a person of color and I hate to pull this card but I felt very much discriminated because she was very nice talkative and eager to people of non color. The food is terrible. If you want hibachi this is not the place to go because when you ask for hibachi they give you something completely different… it taste nothing like hibachi and the sushi tastes like you could Buy the same brand at wegmans or price rite. Not a good atmosphere for a date very small area and with a long line you won’t be able to enjoy your food I usually don’t leave reviews but the lady had me very disappointed when I asked to buy some yum yum sauce and the lady yelled at me I was very polite the whole time because I have manners but this lady and the chef made the Easter dinner experience horrible . I’d rate this place a zero if I could bro I swear. Very watery food , bland chicken, more veggies than meat , they don’t serve fried rice. They don’t give you much rice, the list goes on I shouldn’t have to come home and season food I paid for. I ate at over 22 hibachi places on the east coast and this...

The good: 1. Reasonable prices 2. The salad under the shrimp was fresh. 3. Plenty of water The Bad: 1. So dark that it was hard to read the menu 2. Was told that no fried rice was available & had to get white rice. 3. There was an altercation between staff and someone who came in off the street. 4. I tried to order two fried bananas and was told to order one. I ordered one.....my date and I finished it & then ordered another one (which we finished as well). 5. The table we sat at was ready to fall apart. 6. Bathroom was down the hall outside the restaurant. 7. No straws

Probably a good place for college kids but...

Legitimately the best sushi I've ever had. I got two rolls and my wife got chicken katsu and miso soup. The entire meal was less than 50 dollars after tax (before tip), and I was stuffed to the brim and had leftovers! The owner was the one who served us and she was lovely. We'd been working all day and just wanted a late bite to eat. This was the only place open that seemed even remotely appetizing so we tried it out and I'm glad we did. Now in my top 5 favorite restaurants in Syracuse.

Great service, amazing food, and the atmosphere reminded me of a small place in NYC. Loved every...