I can only report on the sushi and spring rolls because that is all I have had. I have been to this restaurant twice. The ambiance is very nice - very clean and excellent decor. The wait staff were very friendly. The sushi was perfect - in taste and presentation. I also tried a spring roll which was delicious and the plate was formal and presented nicely. I took my mom the second time and she had a salad with the house homemade dressing. This was tasty although not as well plated (but I don't think that's any reason to give it a lesser rating as it was a starter salad). She had the King Salmon which was good. It can get a tad pricey in there but I think the quality of food (at least what I have had) and ambiance justifies the cost. Its a nice little gem in the town of Smithfield and I would recommend it. They also have Thai and Chinese but I have not had anything from that side of the menu. I had the jasmine tea so cannot comment on their beverages. I think this is a GREAT place to go for sushi
Review Source:Just ordered this as I work in Carrollton and was craving Thai. Â I LOVE thai food - and this by far is not that. Â It is chinese food priced at thai prices. Â This probably is what has forced me to give such a bad review: Â When I bit into a couple pieces of chicken, there was grit in them and I had to spit it right out. Â NOT good. Â
I've not tried the sushi - it looked good. Â I feel bad for giving a bad review, but this is just my opinion. Â I checked it out bc all the other reviews were so great. Â The atmosphere was nice and clean. Â I'm sure the service is great, too. Â Check it out and test it for yourself!
Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Asian Fusion Cuisine
Newer restaurant in the Smithfield area. They spent some money on the renovations and it shows. One of the few genuine sit-down restaurants in town (there are only a hand full of them).
I've tried the Sushi, Soba w/chicken, Bento boxes, Lemongrass chicken, Citrus Flavored Thai Black Rice (awesome). The food here is very good to excellent.
Pricier than area Chinese restaurants but food quality much higher.
A welcome addition to the Smithfield dining scene; although, I don't know if the locals will become Tokyo & Thai fans. Their loyalty tends toward long time favorites - Smithfield Station and Anna's.
Tokyo & Thai (T&T) moved into the failed "Z's Restaurant" (aka "Jerry's" of "Jerry's Better Burger" fame before Jerry died). T&T have put a lot into the interior of the restaurant to give it a genuine Asian feel. So, walking into T&T I could tell this would be one of the better dining experiences in Smithfield. Thankfully, this proved true.
Prior to eating at T&T's the first time, I stopped by and grabbed one of the menus a few days prior to dining there. Upon seeing their menu, I realized my novice Thai palate would require me to do some research on the food. The menu is (as the their name would suggest) a mixture of Japanese, Chinese and Thai. I steered away from the Japanese sushi (maybe next time), so that left me with mostly Chinese and Thai.
I zeroed in on the Curry Pots They have five curry pot dishes (i.e. Red, Green, Penang, Massaman & Yellow). Each of these dishes are different, but all are spicy. Based on my research, the Penang curry ($14) looked best for me. It came in a bowl, with a variety of ingredients (i.e. chicken, beef, shrimp, etc) in a creamy brown spicy sauce. It was simply delicious. It did have some heat to it, but the underlying favors were sweet and tasty.
My wife got Teriaki Beef ($12). It was sliced beef on a platter with a delicious Teriaki flavor. For a non-spicy choice, try this beef. You'll love it!
Finally, our waiter brought out a fried banana. Nothing to write home about, but it was a cheap good dessert to end the meal. My daughter love it.
Give Smithfield's newest restaurant a try. I think you'll like it. Also, check out the local Smithfield paper before you go, they've been running 15% off coupons every week. It makes a difference!
One night my husband and I decided to try out this place cause it was about 30 minutes closer than our normal sushi place.
It was new so we figured everything had to be fresh, right? WRONG.
Now, I have eaten sushi in 3 continents and many countries around the world... Let me tell you, Spicy Tuna Roll was pureed mush. Not trying to be gross at all but it looked as though it was chewed up and spit out.
But I was not about to let looks be deceiving and decided to brave it - try a piece. OMG, I was in the bathroom within 5 minutes. NOT A FAN!
When we told the waitress that we were done and just wanted the check, she did ask us what was wrong. Â After telling her she didn't even bat an eye or try to correct the problem of the WHOLE plate of uneaten and untouched sushi. Talk about lack of customer service and quality of food.
Will never be visiting there again and now look forward to the drive to our other sushi place... We know we get quality from them!
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