corner of Franklin and Dean. Looks nice, they're set up for outdoor dining in warm weather as wel.
Jack Krohn My Baby's Gone Shootin'
Joined: 18 Dec 2005 Posts: 787 Location: Prospect Heights
Wed Dec 20, 06 9:31 am EST
Truly incredible. I NEVER thought I'd see a sushi restaurant on Franklin Avenue. How times change!
Captain Salty Regular
Joined: 04 Jun 2006 Posts: 147 Location: Park Place and Franklin
Thu Dec 28, 06 1:42 pm EST
well, any reviews yet? _________________ Drink good beer.
heidikins Newbie
Joined: 14 Jan 2006 Posts: 48 Location: Dean St.
Thu Dec 28, 06 4:35 pm EST
Ordered last night. i got some miso soup and a couple of veggie rolls...delish.
Hubby got the bento box special and a special roll. Roll really good, teriyaki chicken a little unexciting but good. bento box came with shumai, which were tasty and all with a 20% discount.
Overall good, definitely add to our regular take out options. Very happy.
Hey, if they deliver could someone post the phone number, please? I'll try to stop by sometime for a menu though.
It would be great to have another sushi delivery option where I am (Bergen between Classon and Grand), especially now that Gen has a $20 minimum for deliveries.
heidikins Newbie
Joined: 14 Jan 2006 Posts: 48 Location: Dean St.
Fri Dec 29, 06 12:02 am EST
apollonia666 wrote:
Hey, if they deliver could someone post the phone number, please? I'll try to stop by sometime for a menu though.
It would be great to have another sushi delivery option where I am (Bergen between Classon and Grand), especially now that Gen has a $20 minimum for deliveries.
The number is 718-398-8828. Hours are 11 AM-11PM Monday through Thursday, 10 AM-11:30 PM Friday & Saturday, and Sunday 12 PM-11 PM. They have lunch specials from 11:30 Am-4 PM daily. I'm sure they'd deliver to you. They have a $10 minimum and the menu says they take credit cards--but not sure if they take cards for deliveries. They are having a 20% off special until 12/31--just mention when ordering. The restaurant itself looks nice--we'll have to eat-in soon.
Thanks, Heidikins! $20 is just way more food than a single person will usually need to order, so I'll definitely be trying 'em out.
Carnivore Brooklyn Snark
Joined: 14 Apr 2005 Posts: 13712 Location: St Johns Pl and Underhill
Fri Dec 29, 06 12:52 am EST
Mrs. C and I ordered from them tonight. The sushi is ok, nothing special, kind of similar quality to the original Sushi Tatsu. The 20% off made it a decent deal. If you're going to order from them, I'd advise you stick to the sushi over the kitchen items. Mrs. C got the bento box combo, with pork katsu and shrimp/veg tempura. The katsu was ok, but a little overcooked. The tempura was pretty bad. It tasted like the oil it was fried in wasn't hot enough, so the coating was greasy and heavy and not crispy enough.
Overall, definitely not as good as Taro, Gen or Geido, but they do deliver and are cheap. It could be better, but at least it's a good option to have around, especially for those who are outside of delivery range for the other places.
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guest189 Guest
Sat Dec 30, 06 4:02 pm EST
Food was not that good and one of us felt ill - on top of that the service was rude - we're never going back!!
Captain Salty Regular
Joined: 04 Jun 2006 Posts: 147 Location: Park Place and Franklin
Sun Dec 31, 06 1:38 pm EST
guest189 wrote:
Food was not that good and one of us felt ill - on top of that the service was rude - we're never going back!!
hmmmmmm guest poster, and the only review saying it wasn't good.
i think i'll take that post with a grain of salt. _________________ Drink good beer.
LeeHo Sensationalist
Joined: 28 Aug 2006 Posts: 593 Location: Brevoort Pl.
Sun Dec 31, 06 1:45 pm EST
Posted before on the topic in another thread. Sushi Tatsu, the original, is awful. Straight up fucking awful and is always, always empty. I wouldn't be surprised if they close the Flatbush one and focus on STII in Crown Hghts. I mean, it is so bad they have to lure people in by offering free sake with dinner. I think guest may be right. Be careful with that place. I'm sure it is nice to have sushi on Franklin, but if it isn't fresh and they are undercooking shit, as Carnivore's wife's order shows, you could get pretty sick as I, sadly did, when I ate at ST1 for the first and last time. _________________ The best of men aren't at their "best" at all times.
Carnivore Brooklyn Snark
Joined: 14 Apr 2005 Posts: 13712 Location: St Johns Pl and Underhill
Sun Dec 31, 06 4:04 pm EST
LeeHo wrote:
Posted before on the topic in another thread. Sushi Tatsu, the original, is awful. Straight up fucking awful and is always, always empty. I wouldn't be surprised if they close the Flatbush one and focus on STII in Crown Hghts. I mean, it is so bad they have to lure people in by offering free sake with dinner. I think guest may be right. Be careful with that place. I'm sure it is nice to have sushi on Franklin, but if it isn't fresh and they are undercooking shit, as Carnivore's wife's order shows, you could get pretty sick as I, sadly did, when I ate at ST1 for the first and last time.
For the record, Mrs. C's food wasn't undercooked. The pork katsu was overcooked, and the tempura was just improperly cooked (too low a temp for too long, instead of high temp for a short time). Neither instance was likely to lead to illness, just bad taste.
ashlee spears Newbie
Joined: 29 Nov 2006 Posts: 28 Location: bergen/franklin
Sun Dec 31, 06 8:43 pm EST
i got the vegetable tempura bento box tonight. pretty good. i'll definitely order from them again.
Guest
Sun Dec 31, 06 9:14 pm EST
We ordered tonight and thought it was pretty good. I'd order again.
sje deleted by user
Joined: 07 Apr 2005 Posts: 954 Location: out of here
Tue Jan 02, 07 12:00 pm EST
The location of this place is nothing short of astonishing. I most definitely will patronize them, the sushi at the original place is fine.
wonderroom Regular
Joined: 23 Aug 2006 Posts: 84 Location: st.marks btw carlton and flatbush
Tue Jan 02, 07 12:09 pm EST
my boyfriend and i have ordered delivery twice since they opened (i have full on sushi love) and haven't been disappointed yet.
both times they have been fresh and prompt.
i don't think i'd be so adventurous as to order sashimi, but their rolls have been consistently good (spicy yellowtail especially). I haven't had any of their cooked food myself, but the boyfriend was rather partial to their bento box w/ chicken maki (rolled cooked chicken stuffed with spinach, seaweed and other stuff) and beef negimaki.
Yay for inexpensive sushi delivery near by!
jaha127 "Anonymous Guest"
Joined: 23 Jan 2006 Posts: 470
Tue Jan 02, 07 4:04 pm EST
I love this place!! I order from it all the time... and the delivery is SOOO fast... and its close enough for me to walk too...
Apollonia, yeah its a bit excessive to order $20 worth of food for one person... so next time your feigning for some sushi... call me I'll order with you!!
alafairnadia radical quellist
Joined: 08 Aug 2005 Posts: 8272 Location: not washington ave. btwn sterling & st. johns
Mon Jan 08, 07 8:44 pm EST
I just got my hands on a sushi tatsu II menu and I'm super impressed by its difference from the original sushi tatsu menu. I like the number of cooked sushi/sushi roll appetizer and entrees offered - that's totally different from most sushi restaurants. I'm going to order from them tonight.
yes, I'm one of those people who loves the idea of raw, but hesitates at the actual ordering. I always am relieved when I'm offered an easy out. _________________ like a smoked meat with an earthy youth overnote
LeeHo Sensationalist
Joined: 28 Aug 2006 Posts: 593 Location: Brevoort Pl.
Tue Jan 09, 07 12:20 am EST
I really must digress! Sushi Tatsu on Flatbush having "good" sushi? Are you nuts? I don't think those people there know good sushi if the fish was resuscitated and bit them in the ass. Geez! Good sushi is rare and not run of the mill. That place is not sushi! It is something else. That's like going to Wal-Mart and buying fucking caviar! Don't get so psyched if something is in the neighborhood, but isn't very good.
Now, Taro Sushi on Dean is a whole other ballgame! They come at least to me for delivery which is between Washington and Classon on St. Johns. Order up some of that shit and literally taste the difference! _________________ The best of men aren't at their "best" at all times.
alafairnadia radical quellist
Joined: 08 Aug 2005 Posts: 8272 Location: not washington ave. btwn sterling & st. johns
Tue Jan 09, 07 12:27 am EST
okay, can we stop STOP STOP discussing sushi tatsu on flatbush in this thread? the menu is different for the crown heights restaurant, so let's just STOP trying to compare, despite the whole same name, probs same owners thing. ok? gah. _________________ like a smoked meat with an earthy youth overnote
LeeHo Sensationalist
Joined: 28 Aug 2006 Posts: 593 Location: Brevoort Pl.
Tue Jan 09, 07 12:29 am EST
Are they even Japanese at the new place? _________________ The best of men aren't at their "best" at all times.
alafairnadia radical quellist
Joined: 08 Aug 2005 Posts: 8272 Location: not washington ave. btwn sterling & st. johns
Tue Jan 09, 07 12:31 am EST
I have no idea. I mean, it's not like I demand that people who make Cuban sandwiches be Cuban, aight? _________________ like a smoked meat with an earthy youth overnote
LeeHo Sensationalist
Joined: 28 Aug 2006 Posts: 593 Location: Brevoort Pl.
Tue Jan 09, 07 12:34 am EST
Different though, sushi, and I mean real sushi is an art. It is a skill that is hard to learn and you have to be an apprentice for a long time if you're not Japanese. The Ecuadorian at Gen practiced and learned from a sushi master for like 7 years before being able to work on his own. _________________ The best of men aren't at their "best" at all times.
alafairnadia radical quellist
Joined: 08 Aug 2005 Posts: 8272 Location: not washington ave. btwn sterling & st. johns
Tue Jan 09, 07 12:42 am EST
okay. you have read kitchen confidential, right? the best french cooks are from puebla? can we please stop with the cultural assumptions? also, no one is saying that sushi tatsu in CH is anywhere near the quality of taro. it's a run of the mill sushi joint. the rest of the usa is full of them - why can't brooklyn? I won't be ordering the sushi chef's tasting menu at sushi tatsu II. I've already had it at taro. a few times now.
personally, I think there are very few restaurants on par with taro or nobu or blue ribbon in terms of japanese cuisine. trying to compare the rest of the pack is like trying to compare outback steakhouse to peter luger. it just ain't fair. _________________ like a smoked meat with an earthy youth overnote
Alex Insider
Joined: 15 Jul 2005 Posts: 307
Tue Jan 09, 07 1:22 am EST
From what I understand Tatsu is Chinese sushi. A hunk of fish on a bit of rice. It's edible but not exactly real Japanese sushi. I've eaten it before and it makes for an ok cheap meal.
alafairnadia radical quellist
Joined: 08 Aug 2005 Posts: 8272 Location: not washington ave. btwn sterling & st. johns
Tue Jan 09, 07 1:24 am EST
Alex wrote:
From what I understand Tatsu is Chinese sushi. A hunk of fish on a bit of rice. It's edible but not exactly real Japanese sushi. I've eaten it before and it makes for an ok cheap meal.
exactly. _________________ like a smoked meat with an earthy youth overnote
Masha99 Regular
Joined: 08 May 2006 Posts: 57 Location: Sterling b/t Franklin & Bedford
Tue Jan 09, 07 7:59 am EST
Two thumbs up for this place on Franklin and Dean, and if I had more thumbs, I'd use them as well. Fresh and affordable.
neene Insider
Joined: 29 Jul 2006 Posts: 373 Location: park place & franklin
Sat Jan 13, 07 9:49 pm EST
i really hate to write a bad review
and i understand "uneven" especially with a new restaurant,
except when it comes to sushi
i knew i was taking a risk from reading this thread
and from those awful sounding "special rolls" on the menu
but i figured if i stuck to the really basic, i'd be all right
(i discovered, in the throes of a sushi jones that i didn't have enough cash on hand to order from gen)
anyway, there were a lot of tastes involved, some decent,
others not too desirable
but one that was missing:
FRESH
that is the first sensation i want to have when eating raw fish
and it simply wasn't there
i am not saying it was "bad"
it just wasn't good
i'll possibly give their prepared foods a try in the future but if all i am looking for is "edible"...
well, sushi is about more to me than just something to eat _________________ the further you go out on a limb, the harder it is to keep your balance
balance is overrated
sweet tea Cooler Ham
Joined: 26 Feb 2006 Posts: 4981 Location: the jewish
Sat Jan 13, 07 10:13 pm EST
i'm not sure how far past me they go, but taro will deliver at least as far as prospect btwn classon and franklin. As far as I know, they don't have a minimum -- i have certainly ordered less than $20 -- and they are the best ever. _________________ Bumping ancient threads with bot-like bullshit
LeeHo Sensationalist
Joined: 28 Aug 2006 Posts: 593 Location: Brevoort Pl.
Sat Jan 13, 07 11:42 pm EST
The best ever? What?
I'm with neenee here. I won't even step foot in there. Scary. _________________ The best of men aren't at their "best" at all times.
Well, I ordered from there this afternoon to check it out. The fish was fresh, the portions were fairly generous, it got here pretty fast, and it wasn't terribly expensive. Not the best sushi ever, but not bad. It's a decent delivery option, at least for plain ol' sushi, if this was indicative.
sweet tea Cooler Ham
Joined: 26 Feb 2006 Posts: 4981 Location: the jewish
Sun Jan 14, 07 11:55 am EST
LeeHo wrote:
The best ever? What?
I'm with neenee here. I won't even step foot in there. Scary.
let me be clear:
TARO is the best ever.
NOT sushi tatsu. yuck.
LeeHo Sensationalist
Joined: 28 Aug 2006 Posts: 593 Location: Brevoort Pl.
Sun Jan 14, 07 2:19 pm EST
sweet tea wrote:
LeeHo wrote:
The best ever? What?
I'm with neenee here. I won't even step foot in there. Scary.
let me be clear:
TARO is the best ever.
NOT sushi tatsu. yuck.
sorry sweet tea. i agree wholeheartedly with ya about Taro. _________________ The best of men aren't at their "best" at all times.
alafairnadia radical quellist
Joined: 08 Aug 2005 Posts: 8272 Location: not washington ave. btwn sterling & st. johns
Sun Jan 14, 07 3:11 pm EST
I ordered one of the cooked sushi combos from sushi tatsu II when I ordered from them the other day and it was fine. I'm not sure I'd eat the stuff raw unless I were sitting at the sushi bar at Taro, but I'm kinda easily squicked. _________________ like a smoked meat with an earthy youth overnote
Guest
Wed Jan 24, 07 10:32 pm EST
This is crap sushi. It didn't make us sick, but I can't say it was a particularly enjoyable experience.
And what was in that spicy tuna roll? It tasted like chinese dumplings or something. Not in a good way.
There are no other sushi delivery options in my area, nevertheless I will not be ordering from Sushi Tatsu II again. eew.
LeeHo Sensationalist
Joined: 28 Aug 2006 Posts: 593 Location: Brevoort Pl.
Thu Jan 25, 07 1:46 am EST
I have felt your pain at the first one, but not the sequel and it sucked sooooo bad. _________________ The best of men aren't at their "best" at all times.
anniewilde dropping the H bomb all too often
Joined: 16 Sep 2006 Posts: 69 Location: Park Slope
1st: Gen
2nd: Sushi D
3rd: Blue Ribbon
4th: Osaka
5th: Taro
Alex Insider
Joined: 15 Jul 2005 Posts: 307
Thu Jan 25, 07 6:02 pm EST
Anonymous wrote:
This is crap sushi. It didn't make us sick, but I can't say it was a particularly enjoyable experience.
And what was in that spicy tuna roll? It tasted like chinese dumplings or something. Not in a good way.
There are no other sushi delivery options in my area, nevertheless I will not be ordering from Sushi Tatsu II again. eew.
Yeah I ordered a couple days ago and it was garbage. Glorified chinese food.
LittleRedMenace Wishful Thinker.
Joined: 28 Nov 2006 Posts: 263 Location: St.Johns & Nostrand
Fri Jan 26, 07 11:23 am EST
I sorta liked the specialty roll I ordered. But yeah, otherwise it was not very good sushi.
There's a place I've been to in Park Slope that I really liked, but I can't remember the name of it. It was on 5th Ave around 4th St.
Hal Regular
Joined: 02 Jan 2006 Posts: 135 Location: Park Place NY/Bklyn Aves
Thu Mar 08, 07 11:13 am EST
Considering the varying opinions expressed above, I had to go and make my own judgement. The wife and I met at Sushi Tatsu II last night. at 8 PM (We don't know from the one on Flatbush.) There were two other couples sitting down in the place. Perhaps because they weren't busy, we found the service attentive, if not fawning. Our waitress said she was from Japan, as were the two sushimen. We shared a sushi deluxe and a "Franklin" roll. We decided the quality was good, and a good value. No complaints whatsoever. We had a pleasant walk home along Dean Street and felt grateful such a place is a ten minute walk from our house.
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