Tokyo Grill
1301 Bollenbacher Dr, Northfield, MN, 55057
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Address :
1301 Bollenbacher Dr
Northfield, MN, 55057 - Phone (507) 664-0888
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Dinner
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
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Lauren Z.
Tokyo Grill holds a place in my heart as my 'anytime sushi'. I would pick Tokyo Grill over any other sushi place in the south metro, and even some in the cities. The fish is of a good quality, the rice is excellently prepared (a surprising issue for many sushi places), and the veggies are fresh- nothing worse than slimy avocado on your roll! The owner is a wonderful lady and she always seems to remember my fiance and I- even when we haven't been in for months. I love the hibachi and the bento box- the fried rice is divine with a little drizzle of their white shrimp sauce. I don't know what they put in that stuff, but it's addicting and I'm happy to slather it on anything that isn't sushi. Yum.
(4)Keith W.
I was pleasantly surprised to be treated to dinner here by the defensive line coach at Carleton College during my son's recruiting visit to that great institution. I had a salad, miso soup, and the hibachi steak with grilled veggies and fried rice. Everything was very tasty - not like a great sushi / hibachi restaurant in San Francisco, mind you, but better than one might reasonably expect in the frozen countryside of Minnesota. Our waitress was American so there was no language barrier, and very pleasant. The only problem was the temperature of the food - the soup was lukewarm and the entree slightly warmer. On a very cold night, I would have like some steaming hot food to warm me up, and would have rated this little place four stars had that happened.
(3)Monique B.
If you happen to be in Northfield, MN then I suppose this is one of the better places to eat. If you don't happen to be here, then I suppose you don't need to find anywhere in the area to eat. The service was good and the food was good as well. It's a nice restaurant with plenty of booths for seating. If I'm ever back in the area I'll likely stop by again.
(3)Dustin M.
I have been here twice and am so impressed, this is truly a hidden gem in Northfield. At a very reasonable price, you can get a decent Hibachi steak and sushi for probably half what you would pay at the same quality up in the metro. Lots of great options on the menu and very friendly staff.
(5)Shelby K.
They do a really nice job , sushi with a family feel . Quality is better then most . Sushi is just good Great little place. The food was all prepared great. I will come here again. The girls are friendly and smile . No this is not a big city Sushi place they are working with what they have available and doing a great job.
(5)Steve T.
Good quality food considering I think this place is somewhat off the beaten path being in Northfield. The eel donburi was okay with 6 pieces of eel over a bowl of rice. I also had a dragon roll which helped round out the meal as the eel wasn't going to be enough. Tried the scallops appetizer which was cooked in that mayonnaise sauce and overall this dish was disappointing. Lots of older retired couples that come here regularly as the waitress greeted like friends. This place is okay but it wouldn't make it in my area near San Francisco.
(3)Zizi L.
The dishes are really ordinary, nothing special but with pretty high prices. They don't even have ramen and noodles which is one of the most important Japanese food. Plus, the waitress there are all Chinese instead of Japanese so that I doubt the originality of this restaurant.
(3)George A.
We eat there quite often. The staff is very friendly, very quick and have never gotten our orders wrong. The food is good and lunch menu is a very good deal. Not sure what else I could want in a restaurant....maybe that's why we keep going back! If you like Asian food this is a good place.
(5)Tracy D.
Worth a detour off the highway on the way to Minneapolis - surprisingly good sushi - yum!
(4)Momma C.
I come to Northfield about 2x/yr to visit my daughter at St Olaf. I'd seen Tokyo Grill but was hesitant to try a Japanese restaurant in a small town in MN. I'm Japanese-American, & I think I know good Japanese food. I was so surprised by the quality of the food...miso soup, seaweed salad, & tempura are all very good. This is one of my favorite restaurants in Northfield.
(4)Taylor O.
Its only four stars because the sushi is only A-OK. That said, wow is this place good for the middle of nowhere Japanese food. The waiting staff may be Chinese, but this place is not terribly priced and has quite a few highlights. It is not worth being cheap and buying simple tuna or salmon rolls. You gotta go out and buy the fancy rolls, but those are really nice. The kingroll was the best I had there. The best part of the place is the seaweed salad. Its very good, I say go for it. Avoid the shumai. Given the context this place deserves a solid 4 stars, but the bad shumai bumps them down. I love shumai.
(3)Ajumma C.
For a place in the middle of nowhere their food is decent. People used to getting fresh sushi in the cities are best off ordering bento meals rather than raw fish, though. Good customer service and reasonable prices are what bring me back to Tokyo Grill.
(3)Tom M.
A nice change for Northfield. The staff is extremely friendly and attentive. For a small town "in the middle of nowhere" Japanese restaraunt, the food is delicious. The menu is fairly small and limited, however everything we have tried has been good. Surprisingly, the sushi is fresh, although portion size is smaller than most other sushi places. Hopefully this place survives the Northfield economy and stays in business.
(4)Tom M.
A nice change for Northfield. The staff is extremely friendly and attentive. For a small town "in the middle of nowhere" Japanese restaraunt, the food is delicious. The menu is fairly small and limited, however everything we have tried has been good. Surprisingly, the sushi is fresh, although portion size is smaller than most other sushi places. Hopefully this place survives the Northfield economy and stays in business.
(4)Steve T.
Good quality food considering I think this place is somewhat off the beaten path being in Northfield. The eel donburi was okay with 6 pieces of eel over a bowl of rice. I also had a dragon roll which helped round out the meal as the eel wasn't going to be enough. Tried the scallops appetizer which was cooked in that mayonnaise sauce and overall this dish was disappointing. Lots of older retired couples that come here regularly as the waitress greeted like friends. This place is okay but it wouldn't make it in my area near San Francisco.
(3)Zizi L.
The dishes are really ordinary, nothing special but with pretty high prices. They don't even have ramen and noodles which is one of the most important Japanese food. Plus, the waitress there are all Chinese instead of Japanese so that I doubt the originality of this restaurant.
(3)George A.
We eat there quite often. The staff is very friendly, very quick and have never gotten our orders wrong. The food is good and lunch menu is a very good deal. Not sure what else I could want in a restaurant....maybe that's why we keep going back! If you like Asian food this is a good place.
(5)Tracy D.
Worth a detour off the highway on the way to Minneapolis - surprisingly good sushi - yum!
(4)Momma C.
I come to Northfield about 2x/yr to visit my daughter at St Olaf. I'd seen Tokyo Grill but was hesitant to try a Japanese restaurant in a small town in MN. I'm Japanese-American, & I think I know good Japanese food. I was so surprised by the quality of the food...miso soup, seaweed salad, & tempura are all very good. This is one of my favorite restaurants in Northfield.
(4)Taylor O.
Its only four stars because the sushi is only A-OK. That said, wow is this place good for the middle of nowhere Japanese food. The waiting staff may be Chinese, but this place is not terribly priced and has quite a few highlights. It is not worth being cheap and buying simple tuna or salmon rolls. You gotta go out and buy the fancy rolls, but those are really nice. The kingroll was the best I had there. The best part of the place is the seaweed salad. Its very good, I say go for it. Avoid the shumai. Given the context this place deserves a solid 4 stars, but the bad shumai bumps them down. I love shumai.
(3)Ajumma C.
For a place in the middle of nowhere their food is decent. People used to getting fresh sushi in the cities are best off ordering bento meals rather than raw fish, though. Good customer service and reasonable prices are what bring me back to Tokyo Grill.
(3)Lauren Z.
Tokyo Grill holds a place in my heart as my 'anytime sushi'. I would pick Tokyo Grill over any other sushi place in the south metro, and even some in the cities. The fish is of a good quality, the rice is excellently prepared (a surprising issue for many sushi places), and the veggies are fresh- nothing worse than slimy avocado on your roll! The owner is a wonderful lady and she always seems to remember my fiance and I- even when we haven't been in for months. I love the hibachi and the bento box- the fried rice is divine with a little drizzle of their white shrimp sauce. I don't know what they put in that stuff, but it's addicting and I'm happy to slather it on anything that isn't sushi. Yum.
(4)Keith W.
I was pleasantly surprised to be treated to dinner here by the defensive line coach at Carleton College during my son's recruiting visit to that great institution. I had a salad, miso soup, and the hibachi steak with grilled veggies and fried rice. Everything was very tasty - not like a great sushi / hibachi restaurant in San Francisco, mind you, but better than one might reasonably expect in the frozen countryside of Minnesota. Our waitress was American so there was no language barrier, and very pleasant. The only problem was the temperature of the food - the soup was lukewarm and the entree slightly warmer. On a very cold night, I would have like some steaming hot food to warm me up, and would have rated this little place four stars had that happened.
(3)Shelby K.
They do a really nice job , sushi with a family feel . Quality is better then most . Sushi is just good Great little place. The food was all prepared great. I will come here again. The girls are friendly and smile . No this is not a big city Sushi place they are working with what they have available and doing a great job.
(5)Monique B.
If you happen to be in Northfield, MN then I suppose this is one of the better places to eat. If you don't happen to be here, then I suppose you don't need to find anywhere in the area to eat. The service was good and the food was good as well. It's a nice restaurant with plenty of booths for seating. If I'm ever back in the area I'll likely stop by again.
(3)Dustin M.
I have been here twice and am so impressed, this is truly a hidden gem in Northfield. At a very reasonable price, you can get a decent Hibachi steak and sushi for probably half what you would pay at the same quality up in the metro. Lots of great options on the menu and very friendly staff.
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