Arigato Japanese Restaurant Sushi Bar

Expensive, flavorless. Service was good, but the food was terrible. Fried rice tasted like it was a day old at least, and $15 for one small fried piece of chicken and some fried rice was a rip off.

We were the only one there. Very empty restaurant. The sushi roll were OK. The rice was too soft. It tasted like how my diy sushi taste like at home.Probably won't be coming back.mosquitoes rollangel n devil rollForgot the 3rd roll

We went to Arigato for a late dinner and started off with the miso soup. The miso soup was a traditional light broth with a hint of seaweed. Then we went to a California and spicy tuna roll, which were both lovely as a small side. Not the best I've had, but not the worst. Filet mignon hibachi: fillet Magnon hibachi is one of my favorite Japanese meals for lunch or dinner, but the size of the meal was a little smaller than what I am used to. The flavor of the steak was great and juicy but the vegetables on the bottom were a little missed.

First time visit, just happened to be in the area. Staff were very friendly and service was overall pretty good. Dining room had a few others but seemed slow for a Saturday night. Kitchen speed seemed a little slow given that the dining room/ takeout/ drive thru were not very busy. Sushi was decent, fried yakisoba was a hit with our son (and we liked it as well), Ramen broth lacked the flavor depth/ richness I'm accustomed to. Glad we ordered the adult portion of yakisoba for our toddler or we likely would have been hungry with two adults and two entrees. Would not order Ramen again but the others were fine.Kid-friendliness: Kid dishes/portions availableWheelchair accessibility: Ground floor access if have help with doors.

Enjoyed our meal, prices are good and the meal was delicious. Portions are smaller than some, but on track with pricing. Restaurant seating was chilly.