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Address: 1536 N Bay Ave, Toms River, NJ 08753
Phone: (732) 286-9888
Website: http://www.shogunlegacy.com/
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Reviews
DarthSimon
This place is spectacular! Amazing food! NY Strip steak is insanely good! Fried Rice! Apps! Also service is unreal! Super attentive waiters and staff.
… moreJan Mahlmann
Just came back from an awesome dinner at Shogun. We have been looking for good Peking Duck. Found it here. To start husband had a green salad, pinot grigio. I had hot and sour soup with Sauvignon Blanc. Delicious. Duck took a little while but less time than at other places. We were seated right by the window. Beautiful view. The Duck when it came, along with not only the regular sides of scallion and cucumber straws, but 3 different sauces. So amazing, crispy delicious skin. We finished with Mochi ice cream. Different and yummy. Cannot recommend highly enough!! Yes, it’s expensive, but if you go in expecting that, you won’t be surprised. Our waiter was extremely nice, considerate and friendly.
… moreGene Hirschel
The sushi quality was fresh, but there were definitely some things left to be desired…
First, we were seated at a small round table when they were much larger more comfortable tables available and no one will seated after us, so it should be clear that we’re not taking a table for four for two people. There were plenty of tables available but they stuck us in a small table because it was more convenient for them not to make up a new table.
Second, the sushi combo prices were definitely on the high side for Toms River. I was a little shocked to be honest. Worse, the sushi dinner was lacking in several ways. First, many sushi dinners usually include a salad or miso soup or both. This was strictly à la carte.
Second, instead of a nice assortment of sushi like the traditional sushi dinner would provide, it was a limited number repeated.
The other issue with the sushi is that the nigiri rice was packed very loose and easily fell apart when I picked it up. I made sushi myself many times or parties and events, so I know a little bit what I’m talking about. The rice should have been more compact.
In all fairness to this restaurant, mini sushi places already have gone to this same model of offering only a few different pieces as variety. More traditional Japanese restaurants will still serve the larger assortment.
Now comes the mistake… I specifically ask before I was served how many pieces and what’s the difference between small medium and large which was priced at $35, $70 and up. I was told it’s based on how many people are dining. No discounts for larger quantities. I was told I would get nine pieces of sushi and a spicy tuna roll. For $35 that’s the minimum I would expect. However, when the dish was served it was only six pieces. I mentioned the oversight and there was some discussion, they blamed it on a new sushi chef and gave me three more of the same pieces I had already eaten. I mentioned that since they made a mistake maybe they could slip me one piece that I’d really like, the waitress said she’d talk to someone and never responded after that. I guess the answer was no and she didn’t want to deliver the bad news.
In terms of the waitress, that was the highlight of the day. She was perky, pleasant, and it wasn’t her fault that only six sushi pieces showed up. It would have been nice to get my water glass filled from time to time during the dinner, but she was working the room by herself so don’t fault her for that.
Overall it was a nice dinner, the sushi quality was very good and very fresh. Top quality. The venue is good, very spacious with lots of meeting area. Big generous bar that was still open when we left.
I like the place and I may go again, but it’s definitely a splurge for what you’re getting in my opinion. If you feel the pleasant waitress and the beautiful setting is worth it, then go!
… moreFirst, we were seated at a small round table when they were much larger more comfortable tables available and no one will seated after us, so it should be clear that we’re not taking a table for four for two people. There were plenty of tables available but they stuck us in a small table because it was more convenient for them not to make up a new table.
Second, the sushi combo prices were definitely on the high side for Toms River. I was a little shocked to be honest. Worse, the sushi dinner was lacking in several ways. First, many sushi dinners usually include a salad or miso soup or both. This was strictly à la carte.
Second, instead of a nice assortment of sushi like the traditional sushi dinner would provide, it was a limited number repeated.
The other issue with the sushi is that the nigiri rice was packed very loose and easily fell apart when I picked it up. I made sushi myself many times or parties and events, so I know a little bit what I’m talking about. The rice should have been more compact.
In all fairness to this restaurant, mini sushi places already have gone to this same model of offering only a few different pieces as variety. More traditional Japanese restaurants will still serve the larger assortment.
Now comes the mistake… I specifically ask before I was served how many pieces and what’s the difference between small medium and large which was priced at $35, $70 and up. I was told it’s based on how many people are dining. No discounts for larger quantities. I was told I would get nine pieces of sushi and a spicy tuna roll. For $35 that’s the minimum I would expect. However, when the dish was served it was only six pieces. I mentioned the oversight and there was some discussion, they blamed it on a new sushi chef and gave me three more of the same pieces I had already eaten. I mentioned that since they made a mistake maybe they could slip me one piece that I’d really like, the waitress said she’d talk to someone and never responded after that. I guess the answer was no and she didn’t want to deliver the bad news.
In terms of the waitress, that was the highlight of the day. She was perky, pleasant, and it wasn’t her fault that only six sushi pieces showed up. It would have been nice to get my water glass filled from time to time during the dinner, but she was working the room by herself so don’t fault her for that.
Overall it was a nice dinner, the sushi quality was very good and very fresh. Top quality. The venue is good, very spacious with lots of meeting area. Big generous bar that was still open when we left.
I like the place and I may go again, but it’s definitely a splurge for what you’re getting in my opinion. If you feel the pleasant waitress and the beautiful setting is worth it, then go!
Laura
Not the slightest clue how this place gets good reviews, but then again it’s NJ. Came here on New Year’s Eve and while I understand it’s a busy night, I would never come back. We were seated in the middle area and it was beyond noisy. I felt like I was at a football game with waiters almost running into our table half the time. The crowd was a mixture of Tony Soprano wannabe’s and 60 year old women dressed like Snookey. Every waiter appeared to be 16 running around like chickens without their head. The kid who served us literally took our order, dropped it off and was never to be seen from again. I’ve never had bad sushi, but my whole table said the sushi had 0 taste and was super mushy. I got the chicken hibachi, thinking it would be made at the grill, but was brought slices of chicken with sauce drizzled over it with some broccoli. The rest of my table was underwhelmed as well with their orders and I could have gotten the same, if not better quality food, at any Asian fusion restaurant in our neck of the woods. Won’t be returning…
… moreAntone Piver
Very good food. We loved it .
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Lynne A
Sushi is delicious! Some of the best….nice atmosphere inside. They have an outdoor section as well, and they have live music outside on the weekends. It’s best to call and reserve a table for that. It does get busy but you can tell the servers really work hard!
… moreZombie Autopsy
Believe it or not this was my first time being there since they did away with their hibachi. Have to say everything was amazing service was great. Definitely need to try more dishes.
… moreTara Kelly Ernst
Went for dinner there last night. Everything was exceptional from service to food. As a matter of fact, we will be back on Sunday. I can’t say enough about the quality and taste of the food! Appetizer was steamed dumplings and dinners were Beef and Broccoli & Curry Chicken! Excellent!!!
… moreElizabeth Donahue
Private party. Food was delicious. Sushi was fresh. Staff was very friendly.
… moreDan Gold
Probably the best sushi place in Toms River. Ambience is great. Service has always been good. A varied menu and a lot of different options you won’t find elsewhere. It is priced a bit higher so we don’t go as frequently as we would like, but when we want a guaranteed great meal we always consider going.
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