Little Tokyo, Brunswick, Maine, Vegan-friendly Restaurant Details

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Terribly slow service. Others who came in after us were served and fed before us. Cannot recommend in any way.

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Great food, great service, it's a go to for Japanese cuisine. Recently went here for a cousins birthday, got a yacht, and a few other things. We all had a very good time, I would bring anybody who visits me here, there. Bubble Tea is great for all ages, and could be good to warm up young ones to different food.

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Very good value. Wonderful food, good service nice clean place with outdoor tables! :-)

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Really good!
I just moved here. I was leaving the cleaners I saw their sign,"Sushi"so I crossed Main, got in had a seat at sushi bar,the owner she greeted me and I felt honored that she made sure to enjoy the experience. I started with My fav California roll-good start,Maine salad-not good too much dressing,then Nigri platter-very good,did not like dressing for comp salad and Miso soup needs work. overall the server with blonde hair took good care of me even though the assigned server lacked experience. I loved it. Great Place!I plan on taking family there once they arrive.

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Now that I'm living in Harpswell, it's a great adventure to get out into nearby Brunswick and sample all the local places. One of the first culinary adventures on our tour: Little Tokyo on Maine Street. The restaurant itself is adorable, and I admired the photographs for sale on the walls and the cute paper lanterns. We were fortunate to sit right next to the window, looking out over the hustle and bustle of the downtown. For appetizers, my husband and I tried a delicious sashimi platter and a cucumber horn filled with tuna, avocado and a tangy orange sauce. We were leery of sushi and sashimi before our visit; Little Tokyo, however, soothed our fears with the freshest pieces of fish we've ever tasted. They were scrumptious and smooth, perfectly paired with the sting of wasabi and the saltiness of soy sauce. For entrees, my husband tried a fabulous roll with eel and shrimp, while I opted for the teriyaki scallops. Both were amazing. Service was excellent, and we would definitely consider takeout or inviting friends there for dinner out! PS: And don't be afraid to ask for a fork: the use of chopsticks is great when wrangling sushi and sashimi, but it's a bit tricky with rice. Our server was more than happy to oblige with a kind smile!