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Restaurant Gen Inc

659 Washington Ave, Brooklyn, NY | Map it  

11238 40.678000 -73.963701

(718) 398-3550 | View Website

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Features

Neighborhoods:
Prospect Heights
Cuisine:
Sushi, Japanese
Price:
$$
Categories:
Restaurants

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Payment Methods:
MasterCard, Visa
Restaurant Special Features:
Outdoor Dining, Date Spot, Happy Hour, Hidden Find
Catering Services:
Restaurant Management

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Review Highlights

ambiance
100%
“The atmosphere is perfect, the staff genuine and sweet, and the food most importantly is delicious and well priced.”
drinks
100%
“The atmosphere is cozy, the food and tea are delicious and the wait staff is.”
food quality
95%
“The atmosphere is perfect, the staff genuine and sweet, and the food most importantly is delicious and well priced.”
menu variety
100%
“The chefs seem to pay special attention to detail and presentation, and there are always some interesting options on the Specials.”
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overall
100%
“No really, great place and waaay affordable.”
service
100%
“Staff is warm, welcoming and friendly.”
value
100%
“The portions of sushi/sashimi are huge.” View Less

Reviews for Restaurant Gen Inc

MRHOSHE

Member since Jun, 2009 View Profile
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Joined 3 years ago
5.0
June 11, 2009

Brooklyn's Sushi Palace. Tell ya what, if you're a foodie and love sushi, but not making a trip to NYC, go to Gen! "Hands down", best shrimp shumai ever... Staff is warm, welcoming and friendly. Chefs are phenom... Get in early, cuz the place is small. They do have a back patio I believe? But my girl and I always chill at the bar, "Get out of my seat!!!" No really, great place and waaay affordable. So glad I live less than a 5 minute walk. Very impressive for a 5 year venture!!!

J.R.

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kitaloo

Member since Jun, 2008 View Profile
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Joined 4 years ago
2.0
June 09, 2008

Disappointing. Sadly, a let down. The menu looked great, and the prices were reasonable, so we gave it a shot for carry-out. Bones in our sushi were an unpleasant surprise (and painful) and other things (Teriyaki chicken) we ordered were disappointing. We ended up tossing a lot out, because it just wasn't good. Other rave reviews leave me puzzled. Maybe dine-in is the best choice here?

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wormulus

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Joined 4 years ago
5.0
January 24, 2008

Amazing sushi.. I can't recommend this restaurant enough!!! The food is amazing, the space is lovely, and the staff are all super friendly. The only issues I would say are 1) the place is small, so sometimes it can be a bit of a wait and 2) when the outside garden is open for seating, there isn't always enough waitstaff to go around. However, the outdoor garden is so lovely that I never seem to care. And the food is so wonderful that the wait is totally worth it.

The portions of sushi/sashimi are huge. No joke. This is the only sushi place I've ever been where I can order sashimi and an apetizer and be totally stuffed at the end. Their specials are always creative and super tasty. Their sushi is great. Really, I've never had a bad thing here! (I particularly like the pork belly appetizer)

I highly recommend this place!

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myapplecrumble

Member since Sep, 2007 View Profile
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Joined 5 years ago
1.0
September 07, 2007

Good food but horrible wait time. We have been there several times. Food is great, and that's no doubt, but they never have enough waiters/waitresses. The last three visits, we had to wait over an 20 minutes for a drink and over an hour for food. Too much of a wait. Never want to go back unless they hire more people.

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Kara Zuaro

Member since Aug, 2003 View Profile
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Joined 9 years ago
4.0
August 03, 2007

Creative maki rolls promise a worthwhile journey to this out-of-the-way sushi spot.. The Scene
On a lonely corner in Prospect Heights, this restaurant feels worlds away from the bustling bistros of Park Slope and Fort Greene. Chatting over Japanese snacks like crisp pumpkin tempura and savory grilled eggplant, the young, hip crowd fills a small, no-frills dining space and spills into the very Zen backyard.

The Food
Broiled eel and ripe avocado make a perfect pairing, whether piled over mesclun greens, or stuffed into a too-cute Godzilla roll, with a spine of avocado triangles and ikura for eyes. Try the house specialties, like the yellowtail roll with fresh mango and avocado, and the saku saku, a tuna-avocado-scallion roll with macadamia nuts and fried potato topping--but skip the spider roll to avoid overly fishy fried crab. The yakiniku, a hearty plate of beef, rice, and veggies with Japanese barbecue sauce, satisfies carnivores. For a sugar rush, go for the deep-fried banana harumaki, drizzled with sesame and honey syrup.

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