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Oishii – Updated 2026, Asian Restaurant in Old Bridge, NJ
Oishii Asian Fusion Cuisine (@oishiirestaurantnj) · Old Bridge, NJ
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A little concerned that only 4 tables were seated upon arrival and that JUST was mostly empty.
AWFUL service by Gabriell. She is not the sharpest knife in the kitchen. She needs to be trained. Bless her heart.
Ordered a bottle of wine that took 20 minutes to table. Wrong bottle was opened and poured before introducing the bottle. We drank it so we paid for it. One of the two entrees was incorrect and comped from the check. However, the ravioli was a little undercooked. No fault to the chefs in trying to clean up our waitresses mess by getting the food to the table.
Received the check and provided my card. Ten minutes goes by and I ask Gabriell for my card back and she brings out a copy of the check, no card. I honestly could not stop laughing.
Asked for a manager and the bartender comes over. Bartender says ,”what does it say about this place that we have no manager here,” she also tells us that the wine we ordered was not available and that Gabriell should have explained that instead of opening a bottle that was double the price without telling us.
We missed all the clues to leave.
1. Located in gas station parking lot.
2. Empty on a Saturday night.
3. Bottle of wine took 20 minutes to get to the table.
The Pretzel bread with honey mustard butter was the standout dish of the evening, garnering a well-deserved 5-star rating. The bread was warm, pillowy, and perfectly complemented by the tangy and sweet honey mustard butter, making for an exceptional starter that left a lasting impression.
The Spicy tuna cones were another standout, with the puréed tuna filling the cone to create a unique, tortilla-like flavor that was both delightful and intriguing. The dish earned 4 stars for its ingenuity and presentation.
Unfortunately, the Vodka, penne with shrimp dish did not live up to its potential, with a sauce that was too thin and shrimp that tasted underwhelming. The dish was awarded only 3 stars, as it failed to deliver the complexity of flavors and textures that one would expect from a dish of this caliber.
The Wagyu burger with truffle fries was also a letdown, with the burger being overcooked and excessively juicy, failing to meet the standard of excellence that one would expect from a restaurant of this caliber. It received a modest rating of 3 stars.
For dessert, the sampler presented a variety of options, including fried Oreos Zeppoli, cinnamon donuts, chocolate chip cookie pie with vanilla ice cream, and a dipping sauce that was subpar in flavor. The dish was deemed satisfactory and earned a 3.5-star rating.
The service at Just in Old Bridge was courteous and hospitable, but there were several missteps that detracted from the overall experience. Our server failed to ask how we wanted our burger cooked, and neglected to acknowledge my special occasion with a celebratory song. The service was awarded a 3.5-star rating.
The ambiance of the restaurant was a mixed bag, with the modern décor being visually appealing, but the dim lighting and location behind a gas station left a lot to be desired, warranting only 4 stars.
Based on my experience at Just in Old Bridge, I would rate this restaurant a 3.5-star overall. While the Pretzel bread with honey mustard butter and Spicy tuna cones were exceptional, other dishes failed to deliver the level of excellence one would expect from a restaurant of this caliber. The service was satisfactory but had a few missteps, and the ambiance was visually appealing but had some shortcomings. While the restaurant had its moments, it ultimately fell short of my expectations.
It’s worth noting that your wife also enjoyed the restaurant and gave it a rating of four stars, suggesting that the restaurant may still be worth considering for those looking to try something new. While my own experience may have been mixed, it’s always helpful to hear from multiple sources and gather a more complete picture of what a restaurant has to offer.