Whether you are looking for truly authentic Japanese cuisine or slightly Americanized versions of the real thing, Greensboro, NC has been graced by one of the finest restaurants in the nation. For an ethnic restaurant operating in an area where there are very few people of that nationality reside, Asahi maintains a very high standard of authenticity. The owners are warm, caring and gracious. I have lived in Japan and loved it. When I get "natsukashi" (homesick), I head for a meal at Asahi.

The most authentic Japanese sushi in town. Steve Saito is a master sushi chef from Tokyo Japan . I highly recommend this place I am a sushi lover and I've eaten all around . This is the real deal place for sushi.

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We've eaten sushi at a number of resturants in Greensboro, and have never been disappointed at Asahi. Steve has the most amazing Tuna and prepares sushi dishes that are both artful and delicious. Asahi has the best Sushi in Greensboro by far!

The owner, Mr. Saito is a REAL Japanese master chef, and there are surprisingly abundant of REAL Japanese native cuisines in their menu. I have been in many Japanese restaurants in big cities from New York to Los Angeles, but I was totally impressed with this Greensboro, NC stop. Mr. Saito is from Onomichi, Japan (near Hiroshima), directly came to

here N.C. not via New York, or any other US city over 35 years ago. His Sushi bar and all Japanese cuisine is REAL, of course, my family enjoy America-Japanese Tettpan (Steel) grill stake house menu as well, because all food materials are EXCELLENT quality so as all kinds of tasty souses.

The staff is so friendly, the chefs really put on a show. Best shrimp sauce I think ever made. My husband refuses to eat anywhere else.

This my favorite Japanese Restaurant in the area. I love the noodles with the sauce and the sushi is the very best around!

I found Asahi because I was looking for the best sushi in the city, and this came highly recommended. We visited the restaurant on New Year's Eve, expecting long waits and huge crowds. Although it was incredibly busy, they kept business moving easily, and we were quickly seated and graciously served.



Asahi is where you want to go if you are tired of the typical Japanese Steakhouse approach to Hibachi entertainment, and want to get into the art of epicurean delights in sampling Japanese-style dishes. In the Hibachi room, you are treated to excellent chefs, but in the sushi bar (also a seperate room, with a bar and booths), you may choose from hot and cold traditional Japanese dishes as well as an exceptional variety of creatively designed sushi options. Whether your desire is for something new or something tried and true, they have an answer to your cravings. Be sure to check out the spicy crab roll while you're there, which was served so incredibly fresh that the warm rice complimented the cool spiced crab salad marvelously.

Best sushi in town, Steve and Mama san treat you like one of the family, Great Japanese atmosphere. The cook's shows are spectacular. The prices are reasonable, but the food is well worth the cost.