ShoYu Restaurant and Bar

"Really great sushi and great cocktails! I loved their variety as well, and the fact the sushi menu came with pictures. We took Queens special, Andover maki, and Christmas maki, and loved them in that order. Loved my blue Hawaiian too. Overall, this place has a good vibe. The only thing I'd warn others about is: if you don't like noisy environments, please don't visit this place after 9.30pm on weekends, unless you wanna torture yourself with people singing horribly and at the top of their voices at the karaoke. I mean karaokes are fun, but not when all the tables in the restaurant have a microphone. It would have been better if the microphone was passed on to only the table requesting that particular song (I gotta admit, the whole restaurant singing out of tune felt like noise pollution after a certain while). But no complaints with the food - 1 sushi dish and 1 drink would be around $30-$35ish per person."

"Wow! What a great place. Food was very good, but it’s the service that stands out. Gina and Kris are awesome. So attentive and welcoming. The manager Scott, greeted us as we walked in and checked in the customers. We will definitely be back!"

"Food was really good, so we're the drinks. They had music request but the guy was running around doing everything. A bit more help for him would be nice. Everything else was spot on, karaoke at night and a stage and parking out front."

"Great spot. Great value. Friendly service and a cool neighborhood vibe in a very creative, vibrant atmosphere. On karaoke nights, it’s loud, but it’s fun. If loud music (and questionable singing) isn’t your thing, come before 9:30pm and you’ll be fine."

"First time here and I absolutely love the theme that's neon, exciting and oddly intimate since the space is divided by the bar, window seats, booth area, etc. Scorpion bowl was fantastic, my partner got the zombie and wasn't impressed though. It looked like one bartender was much more experienced than the other. So I'm just giving four stars for drink inconsistency as well as how loud the karaoke got."