Asaki Reviews | Luzerne Restaurants & Bars

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I went to Asaki on a Saturday night with my beau. Â I would not expect some of the high prices on certain dishes since Asaki is not in a city (tempura, Thai dishes, certain rolls). Â Nonetheless, the service was attentive and the food did not dissapoint. Â I had a spicy tuna roll, squash and avocado roll, and shrimp/avocado roll. Â The Geisha Tear Drop cocktails are yummy and inexpensive--$3.95. Â Also, Asaki seems like a good place for groups, there were about three birthday parties going on while I was there.

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Posted on 10.06.13 Felicia M.

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In my opinion, Asaki is one of the better Japanese eateries in the area. Â Although it is primarily Japanese, the cuisine is a mix of various Asian regions, which is pretty commonplace in NEPA especially. Â My favorite lunch item is the Asaki Fried Rice or the Bento Boxes.

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Posted on 03.09.12 Cheyne W.

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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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Posted on 11.01.11 Eric W.

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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 Â - not Luzerne.

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Posted on 10.05.11 Bruce R.