Asaki
162 N. Memorial Hwy, Luzerne, PA, 18708
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Address :
162 N. Memorial Hwy
Luzerne, PA, 18708 - Phone (570) 674-5933
- Website https://www.AsakiSushi.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch, Dinner
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : No
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
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Dean K.
Going for birthday dinner today for my brother. You have to try the special rolls as well as the standard spicy tuna. Can't wait to try the Hibachi.
(4)Felicia M.
I went to Asaki on a Saturday night with my beau. I would not expect some of the high prices on certain dishes since Asaki is not in a city (tempura, Thai dishes, certain rolls). Nonetheless, the service was attentive and the food did not dissapoint. I had a spicy tuna roll, squash and avocado roll, and shrimp/avocado roll. The Geisha Tear Drop cocktails are yummy and inexpensive--$3.95. Also, Asaki seems like a good place for groups, there were about three birthday parties going on while I was there.
(3)Cheyne W.
In my opinion, Asaki is one of the better Japanese eateries in the area. Although it is primarily Japanese, the cuisine is a mix of various Asian regions, which is pretty commonplace in NEPA especially. My favorite lunch item is the Asaki Fried Rice or the Bento Boxes.
(5)Bruce R.
Asaki est omnis divisa in partes tres: a sushi bar, a separate hibachi room with "samurai chefs" and a quiet, nicely decorated restaurant with a full menu that includes the hibachi menu. We ordered seafood dishes from the 'Asian Menu" that were tasty, ample and well presented. For the advernturous, the big menu leaves lots of room to experiment. Definitiely worth a try. BTW, the location is the Shavertown shopping center - not Luzerne.
(3)Alison G.
I can't speak for the hibachi, as I've never ordered it, but the sushi here is great. The inside is very nice, and the waitresses are good. However, the prices are a bit high and there are other restaurants in the area where you can get sushi for much cheaper. The same people who own Asian Cafe own this restaurant (or perhaps the owner of Asian Cafe's brother does) and they serve some of the same rolls. Again - try the rock and roll. It's great! Also, the green tea tastes like frosted mini wheats without the frosting (which I happen to kind of like).
(4)Rob H.
I've done both the table dining as well as the hibachi. The food is good and the environment is comfortable. The hibachi can be fun, it tends to be more fun in a group (6 or more). I've been here many times and never been disappointed; from sushi to a full plated dinner.
(4)Michelle L.
The sushi and hibachi are worth 5 stars - always delicious, fresh, and enjoyable. Just LOVE the food. The service on the other hand... The dining-in experience at Asaki is 1-2 stars MAX. It takes forever to get seated when the place looks entirely empty. There is never any music or heat on so you sit in cold silence awkwardly waiting to get the attention of the server. The past 3 times I've gone the server was friendly but you basically have to spear her down to get her to bring you water, utensils, etc. I prefer not to have to creepily hunt down a server for basic dining essentials, so this always bothers me and makes me regret just not ordering To-Go. I recommend that the management speaks with their servers and tries to coach them on their quickness and efficiency. And for the ambiance, why don't you put the heat on in the freezing cold winter so we don't have to eat with our coats on and maybe play some music so we can't notice when your staff is chatting around the bar as we wait to order drinks.
(3)Greg F.
After the late seating...the owner and staff rallied and really did a nice job!! We didn't get to sit at a Hibachi table because they were over booked but once seated the service and food was really good!! Owner comped ice cream for dessert!! All in All s good place with good food and will give it another chance!!
(3)Rob M.
Decided to try this place out after being disappointed time and time again in the back mountain (except connor's as of late). Ordered a few drinks and edamame, which took forever to arrive. Edamame was cold and the salt tasted like they bought it next door at the food town market. Ordered the crispy tangy chicken and it was super bland - not tangy, not quite crispy, moreso chewy and un-appetizing. After telling our server that the chicken was bland, i watched what appeared to be a manager or owner verbally berate a different server. Ugh, on to the sushi. The seaweed nori had a slimy texture and our sushi was covered in "special sauce" which appeared to be a mayo of some sort. Overall, a weak experience. Bland food and absolutely 0 atmosphere. At least we got our grandkids some nice toys next door at a delightful toy shop.
(2)John F.
A bit pricy, but it is very nice to have this place in the back mountain! It also makes it so I don't have drive down to that crap hole katana, or the mediocre loud club atmosphere of miso. Thanks for the good food and many good visits!
(4)Vagabond T.
The best take on jalapeño poppers!!!!!! They are to die for!!! Seriously great restaurant you gotta check them out
(5)Kay R.
I used to come here all the time and LOVED it. I don't know what happened if it's management or what- but the food was mediocre, the service fine, but the atmosphere is terrible. Also they raised their prices. We will not be going back. I'd much rather drive to mizu for their awesome atmosphere and cheaper prices.
(1)Eric W.
Considering that Asaki could be considered out of the way by Wyoming Valley standards (it's actually closer to Dallas than Luzerne), it is really a gem of a restaurant. I have had the hibachi, the sushi, and the Asian menu, and I all are good. I was especially impressed that the sushi, as I have not really found good stuff when I have been up in the Valley. I'm not a big fan of hibachi, but when I went there the day after my father's funeral, it was fun enough to take my mind off things for a bit. This place is definitely worth trying.
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