Word on the street
What locals are saying
Taste of Tokyo runs a build-your-own hibachi bowl format alongside a sushi bar and all-you-can-eat lunch option — a practical, low-fuss setup that earns loyalty in the Montague corridor for value rather than ambition. The hibachi bowl, cooked to order while you load up at the hot bar, draws the most consistent praise; the teriyaki chicken and ginger-dressed salad are the workhorses people return for. Service is a recurring fault line: the food clears the bar, but attentiveness on the floor can be uneven, with drinks going unfilled and timing between courses sometimes awkward.
build-your-own hibachi bowl draws repeat visitsall-you-can-eat lunch punches above its priceteriyaki chicken and ginger salad as reliable anchorscrispy gyoza earns specific calloutsinconsistent floor service undercuts an otherwise solid mealsushi is solid for the area, not a destination
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