Niko Niko Sushi — Restaurant in Secaucus

I loved visiting this establishment every wknd after work from 2011-2015 until I moved to Texas. When I returned to the east coast several years later, I really enjoyed visiting here still as the food was always fresh, made to order, and reasonably priced. Plus the staff was always very nice. I had not visited until after the pandemic recently this past October 4th and it nearly sent me to the hospital.

I don’t eat meat and do eat seafood. I ordered a vegetarian roll, a tuna roll, shrimp shumai, and a vegetarian udon soup. I received the fist three items accurately, the udon was not vegetarian, in fact it had chicken and cooked in chicken broth. They also decided to add an egg to the mix and me not knowing was eating this stuff until a piece of chicken was scooped and I thought it was tofu cause why would I have chicken in a vegetarian a order. I got sick from this experience as I don’t eat chicken, beef, pork, etc..how dissatisfied & disappointing.

To make matters worst, I was charged for the meal even though I gave the soup back and the guy apologized. I didn’t want to argue as my stomach was already in a frenzy and I just wanted to get out of there without throwing a fit.

No intentions of coming back and sad cause this was one of my comfort places to go to and relax. Looking for a new place if anyone can help and a place that takes not almost killing...

Ok, I don't think I had terribly high expectations, but I expected it to be pretty decent. And I have to say, it was not pretty decent. But I checked it out because a friend said their rice bowls "looked good".

I just got the fish katsu bento, and what I got, For $12 (and I tipped them $2 on top of that, was a few tiny squares of warm, breaded fried fish that seemed microwaved from frozen, 2 pieces of cold cooked broccoli, two pieces of cold cooked carrot, raw cabbage with some kind of Thousand Island-type dressing on it, a tiny bit of seaweed salad, and a small container of room temperature rice, some odd tasting teriyaki type sauce for the fish, and no soy sauce (but you can purchase "extra sauces" for $.50...

I'd give this place a definite thumbs down, sadly, since I was looking forward to a decent meal, but since I feel so ripped off, and the bento wasn't even good, or even decent, I had to review it so that others who look up reviews don't also waste their money. I heard from another friend in my group that Tokyo Buffett across the way was good for $9.00 so I'd check that out if I were there for another day,...

It was quite a disappointing experience, definitely not coming back. I was in the mood for sushi so I suggested this place to my boyfriend before the movie... We had about 40 minutes before the showtime, there were only 2 customers in front of us. We ordered miso soup, beef udon, shrimp dumplings, and salmon PokeBall. It took over 35 minutes to get this! We were both starving at that point, and had about 5 minutes left to eat in order not to miss the movie. There were barely any Salmon in the PokeBall. Most of it was chopped lettuce, rice, some mayo dressing and covered with weird crunchy crumbled stuff that made my stomach really upset. It looked nothing like the photo they advertised on the display. Both of us had discomfort in our stomachs for few hours after we left. I would not recommend this place to anyone unfortunately. The bill...