Tokyo 101 - Wilmington

Eating was fine, but not writing at home. Gyoza was filled loosely (requires more moisture to collect inside while frying pan) and was served with a sweet sauce with no hint of chili. Spider roll was not impressive because softshell crab was hidden under a ton of dough and boiled over. The hibachi shrimp was bland with little taste, but still a pleasant amount for lunch. Had trouble with the card reading machine, which led to a terrible customer service experience, which I no longer go into detail, as it bothers me so much. Owners and managers had the opportunity to make it right and failed terrible. That was my first experience here. When I return, I will provide an update.

Your baked sushi rolls are really good. On the picture, tiger roll (left) and playboy roll (right) minus 1 sushi (I was hungry).

Had an amazing experience here, I can't remember what role this was, but it was great quality sushi, the edamame was perfect and the Japanese beer (Asahi) was perfect for a good time.

Unfortunately, the bright neon blue lights have ruined the entire meal – they made the majority of our party dizzy and rot. I can't say if the food wasn't good, or I just fought it because I couldn't see anything. Awful. This image is completely unedited, showing how bizarre the lighting is. My husband asked if I had dinner in a strip club. Our server was very nice and fast. Drinks were also pretty good.

I would have given only one star except that the staff is so friendly. The food is far from stellar, nothing is clean or even wiped down, and there?s a disturbing odor through the place. Not exactly welcoming especially in a sushi restaurant.