Tomo Japanese Restaurant

I've been on a sushi kick lately, so this is the 4th place I've been in about 2 weeks. There's a lot of back-to-back comparison going on in my head which likely influenced this review.

First off, I had two GREAT rolls. The Snow Roll and the Alaska roll were excellent with the Snow Roll being my favorite.  I'm pretty sure I could have kept eating that till they had to ask me to leave.  But we didn't have to cross that confrontational bridge because my stomach was also filled with a California roll (not bad, but kind of my apples-to-apples comparo-roll) and the fried Yum-Yum roll which tasted like everything fried does, so I wasn't too impressed since it didn't hold the hints of flavor the way some other area places have.  

The service was quick, friendly and helpful in answering all questions we had about the different offerings.  

If you have kids, the hibachis looked like they provided quite a bit of entertainment for the little ones.  I heard quite a few squeals of delight from the other side of the room. I didn't have to see it though, because the areas are compartmentalized, lending the room a more intimate feel.  Unfortunately, the chairs were a little more "cheap Chinese buffet" than "nice Japanese steakhouse" in look and feel.  

Overall, not bad!  The price was pretty good, value was pretty good and the service was great.  If I'd not gone to so many lately, Tomo probably would have gotten another star.

Really good food, super friendly staff, and an overall qreat place. Also if you have small children,know that the owner and chefs go out of their way to make it a fun experience for them.

This is our Monday night sushi spot. They offer great sushi and nigiri specials. The service is always prompt and friendly. My boyfriend and I usually spend $20-25 and have ourselves a feast. It's good sushi for a great price and a chill spot for MNF.