Welcome to Narita Japanese Cuisine
Narita Japanese Cuisine, nestled in the heart of Forest Hills, invites patrons on a culinary journey through authentic Japanese flavors. With a menu featuring a tantalizing array of sushi, traditional appetizers, and hearty entrees, each dish is crafted to delight. The vibrant atmosphere balances casual and classy vibes, perfect for family gatherings or a laid-back dinner. Highlights include the fresh, expertly-prepared chirashi, deemed a must-try for its generous portions and delectable taste, alongside the varied and innovative sushi rolls. The attentive service completes the experience, making Narita a hidden gem worthy of exploration.
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107-08 70th Rd Forest Hills, NY 11375 United States Hotline: (718) 263-2999
Narita Japanese Cuisine welcomes you to a delightful dining experience nestled in the heart of Forest Hills, New York. This charming establishment at 107-08 70th Rd offers a perfect blend of casual yet classy ambiance, making it an ideal spot for lunch or dinner with family, friends, or colleagues.
The restaurant boasts a diverse menu that caters to a wide range of tastes, ensuring that every diner discovers something to love. From their mouthwatering appetizers, such as the Shrimp Dumplings and Beef Negimaki, to their flavorful sushi rolls, Narita showcases the best of Japanese cuisine. Noteworthy is the Chirashi, praised by guests for its generous portions and the opportunity it provides to enjoy various fresh fish, making it a must-try dish for sushi aficionados.
- Vegan Options: Concerned about dietary preferences? Narita thoughtfully offers vegan choices without compromising flavor.
- Takeout and Delivery: Perfect for those nights in, Narita makes enjoying quality Japanese cuisine at home simple.
- Customer-Focused Dining: With options for outdoor seating and a full bar, Narita cultivates a friendly, community atmosphere that welcomes guests of all ages.
Those who visit Narita will not be disappointed by their inviting selection of sushi. Customers rave about the Ikura sushi, a delightful burst of flavor that highlights the freshness of the ingredients. The diverse array of rolls ensures there’s always something new to try, and the attention to detail can be tasted with every bite.
The ambiance is both cozy and clean, ideal for a casual meal or a festive night out. With services like waiter assistance and happy hour specials, there’s a genuine sense of hospitality that makes every visit memorable. Additionally, Narita is pet-friendly, allowing you to enjoy your meal outdoors with your canine companion.
Whether you are a first-time visitor or a returning patron, Narita Japanese Cuisine proves to be a standout in the neighborhood. The combination of great tasting food, a large menu promising something for everyone, and attentive service ensures diners leave satisfied and eager to return. Your next culinary adventure awaits at Narita!
For reservations or inquiries, call (718) 263-2999. Discover and enjoy the delightful flavors of Japan right here at Narita!
I am glad I tried Narita. I would not mind venturing into the restaurant again sometime. I have a more regular spot. But this establishment was competent and deserves to succeed. I had the chirashi. That is the best dish for three reasons. First, it offers maximum quantity for the price point, the most raw fish compared to either sushi or sashimi for the same amount of money, and much more than a la carte ordering. Second, it gives the diner greater control over the protein to starch ratio, because it is a bowl of rice and you can have as little or as much with each bite as you prefer; I typically want less than would be customary. Third, it demonstrates to the chef you are experienced as a diner with this cuisine, and I would bet the chef will be more favorable in their selection if they believe you have some understanding of their art. The service was satisfactory. I could see someone who was impatient becoming impatient. But it was fine; I have no complaints. I'd rather their attitude than too much hovering and intrusion. For whatever reason, I had not noticed Narita before. I frequent this street. I must have passed right by more than once. I am glad I finally stopped in, and I am sure I will do so again sometime.
First time ordering take-out sushi from this neighborhood spot. I was pleasantly surprised since I always felt like it was overpriced. I got three types of rolls and a piece of ikura sushi. First of the ikura roe was delish- so fresh and the perfect bite. I got three random rolls to try, and it was delicious and refreshing to see so many different options. Windsor, Burns, Darmouth roll - I don't remember which was which but I enjoyed my eel and massago roll, the second was the tuna and fluke and third was the salmon tempura roll. I would definitely get it again as the fish was fresh, and the rice was nicely seasoned.
Location: Forest Hills Service: good enough Ambiance: clean bathrooms, clean, nice and cozy inside. Food: ordered shrimp TEMPURA: it was okay but too much coating. SHUMAI (crab and shrimp) I want more of it so thats the reason why I am coming back haha. We had chicken popcorn (i could be wrong, i forgot the name but I'll put the photo) I like it mixed with the sauce. The Yaki UDON had bitter aftertaste, I chose beef and mixed veggies. I didn't like it that much. Also, Grilled SALMON in teriyaki sauce-- it was so so good.... Hope to try different menu nxt time.
My friends and I have checked this place out recently. I got the spicy tuna roll, tempura, miso soup, and a beef teriyaki. The food tasted amazing. Service was decent (waitress was very nice). When I return back to Forest Hills, I will definitely come back here! Food: 5/5 Service: 4/5 Ambiance: 5/5
Order: - Miso Soup (4/5) - Pork Gyoza (5/5) - Negimaki (5/5) - Chicken Teriyaki (4/5) Pros: - Great tasting food - Large menu with sushi, hibachi, and other entree options - Large portion sizes - Kind servers - Interesting seating - they have a hibachi area (currently close due to covid), regular seating, and a "traditional" Japanese seating area where you can take off your shoes and sit on the floor Cons: - Expensive Overall: Great tasting Japanese food in the Forest Hills neighborhood.