Location: Indio
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Best Japanese food near Indio, Greater Palm Springs, California
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1. Ramen Musashi
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2. Dragon Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By alicia760
I have only been here a handful of times, but every time has been great. The staff is friendly and the food has been consistently delicious! Definitely worth trying.
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3. Joe's Sushi Shabu Shabu
Overall Ratings
3 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By jaysonb604
My first review online on tripadvisor EVER!Do not eat here....seriously.Little whole in the wall - seating at tables 24ish people . Stepped over beer boxes (full) to get to the bathroom.We arrived today @ 5:40 and the place was busy. We waited (our choice) for 30 minutes for a table and got in 6:10. We ordered drinks and food for the kids immediately ( avocados roll, miso, sashimi, cucumber roll). Got our drinks and forgot my sons...got that 15 minutes later after asking twice. Some food came out right away for the kids, cucumber roll, miso, sashimi followed and the avocados were no where to be seen! The wives ordered chicken boxes while the men ordered all you can eat (whoops!) The wives came out very quickly and while the kids we're finishing we still had'nt seen any of the all you can eat nor the kids avacado rolls. 45 (FORTY FIVE) minutes in and we finally get a tray of rolls - the tray of rolls was 90% RICE. You could not taste anything else! We had ordered around 15 items and this first bunch brought 6 and the rest of our family was done.1hr20min ( ONE HOUR TWENTY) into our dinner I ask the waiter where our food is as I see tables around us who came after us we're all eating. He left and came back with another roll, we did not see any of the premium (1 per person) rolls make our table not the sushi yet. 1hr30min ( ONE HOUR THIRTY) the avacado rolls turns up along with 1/2 our sashimi.At this point the kids and we were done! Really? 1:30 minute wait for sashimi and avacado rolls???It was bad...very very bad. All you can eat was a rip off and we cancelled the rest that we were waiting for. The wives enjoyed the chicken boxes but with 3 kids we left after investing 1:45minutes of our lives...do not do the same.It was evident the quality difference with the all you can eat vs. off the menu. We both had california rolls and our rice was 2 to 3 times thicker with 1/2 the filling.I did complain and they did take 25% off our whole bill which was appreciated (thanks Gabriel) however we only got 1/2 our order and the kids we're not going to make it for a 2hr dinner! They also took off the avacado rolls that took 1 1/2 hours LOL really they we're going to charge....By far the worst I've seen!Sushi in the desert....my god man I should have applied common sense.
