Ikura Asian House

"Ikura was good. Not my favorite. Very large menu of Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Thai food. Favorite things I tried was probably the grab Rangoons"

"Wow expectations met, and exceeded! We order maybe once a month from here. The sushi was incredibly fresh, the rice was light, airy and moist. The Monkey Monkey roll was one of the oddest "sushi" rolls I've tasted, definitely save that one for dessert, and if you're a sushi purist skip it altogether. This spot is way better than Taos, hands down. And slightly above Li's Brothers quality in Longmeadow. The food had more flavor than Wong Wok. My only gripe is I wish the Edamame order had a few more pods, for $5.95 other places give you a bit more, but it's not the end of the world. Very excited to try their bar and see what sort of house cocktails they come up with. For two people, 6 rolls and two appetizers was more than enough and came out to $79, which is less expensive than Li's Brothers. If they can maintain this quality and service once they're very busy this will be the go-to spot for sushi and Asian cuisine on North Main road, and in the immediate area."

"Atmosphere was nice, quiet, dimly lit for an intimate dinner experience. The place was clean and decorated nicely. Service was subpar. Our server did not leave any memorable impression on us and gave poor recommendations that she admitted were based on her experience at another restaurant. Ordered: 1. Chicken Lettuce wraps 2. Ginger salad 3. Sushi deluxe 4. Rainbow Roll 5. Thai Drunken Spicy Noodles (per recommendation) The Lettuce wraps were on the sweeter side but overall bland. It was not seasoned well and seemed like the chicken and veggies were tossed with a store bought jar of teriyaki sauce. The ginger salad was unique, never tasted any version like this. It was on the salty side. Didn't love it but didn't hate it. Seems like a pretty standard menu item for a sushi restaurant to not do right though. The dinner portion of our experience was where the low rating comes in. The sushi looked appealing to the eye with the exception of the mackerel being cut extremely large and having a large piece of skin remaining. With the exception of roe or some other flavorless garnish, I've never had any sushi topped with anything that could manipulate the flavor of my fish until coming here. The mackerel seemed to have almost a cooked taste to it, semi smokey and the red snapper seemed to have had lime added to it. Every piece had something on it that would, in my opinion, skew it's natural flavor profile. The rainbow roll looked appealing but upon tasting it, it felt overencumbered by avocado. Finally, the Thai spicy drunken noodles, let me just say, they should remove the word spicy from the menu; it was not spicy in the least. Additionally, it was sweet and bland, almost as if the same sauce that had been used for the Lettuce wraps was the same disappointing sauce used with this dish. My wife and I had one bite each and unfortunately pushed it aside. When the server asked how it was we expressed not liking it. We said it was on the sweeter side and lacked any heat at all. The server then admitted her recommendation was based on another restaurant's drunken noodles and that she had never experienced these. It was an unfortunate experience considering it came highly recommended by someone. My rated is reflective of the overall experience."

"LOVELY FAMILY RESTAURANT!! Plenty of options for whatever your in the mood for. Outstanding owners and wonderful friendly staff! Full stock bar and they have sake flight trays!!!! You can try 4 different flavors of sake for one price! Definitely will be returning, recommend putting in reservations for the weekends. (photos are of a lemon drop martini & firecracker shrimp both tasted amazingggggg) My family’s new Go-To Spot!"

"A good change of pace from what I've tried elsewhere in the area. The pork belly I received in my ramen had a delicious flavor and melted in my mouth. I ordered the Parrot roll and a Philly roll with my ramen, and the presentation of them was underwhelming upon first observation. The Philly roll was nothing to write home about, just served its purpose as a palette cleanser. The quality of the sushi tasted fresh and was light on the stomach. The flavor of Parrot roll was so satisfying I decided to try their Godzilla roll while I was there because it is my favorite- my mind was blown by how beautifully it was put together and the explosive flavor! This will definitely serve as one of my regular spots now. The menu is fairly priced for what you'd expect for this type of cuisine in our area."