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Toryumon Japanese House
Toryumon Japanese House: A cozy, modern spot for sushi, ramen, and more in DC
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Toryumon Japanese House: A cozy, modern spot for sushi, ramen, and more in DC
Located at 1901 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Toryumon Japanese House serves sushi, ramen, and classic Japanese dishes in a cozy, modern setting. Diners highlight a diverse menu, from sweet shrimp and scallop sushi to beef curry and chicken katsu don, and note all-you-can-eat sushi options. Reservations are advised during peak hours; seating includes a sushi bar area and a larger dining space. Street parking is available nearby.
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Enjoy unlimited sushi with a variety of fresh options, including sweet shrimp and scallop, at a fixed price.
Savor flavorful ramen dishes, available as full-sized entrees in our all-you-can-eat menu or à la carte.
Try traditional dishes like Beef Curry, Chicken Katsu Don, and Aged Tofu, prepared with authentic flavors.
Indulge in sweet treats such as mochi desserts, perfect for ending your meal on a high note.
Book a table in advance to secure your spot, especially during peak hours, for a smooth dining experience.
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Overall rating
Ahra Jung
If you’re looking for a spot that offers more than just ayce sushi, Toryumon is the spot for you! We came at a peak dinner time so it did get a little crowded, luckily they take reservations so highly recommended! While we were there multiple larger parties arrived so it does look like they can handle the larger crowds. We were seated closer to the sushi bar/kitchen area but it appeared that there was a larger dining area on the other end of the restaurant. Food wise, i highly recommend the sweet shrimp and scallop sushi! The pieces melted like butter and tasted so creamy! The rice quantity is on the bigger side as well as the portions so be careful when ordering. The ramen was also a hit along with the aged tofu! Those were my top favorites!! Service was decent! Nothing over the top, our server checked in a few times, and the overall service wasn’t too slow given the crowd. There is no dedicated parking lot so street parking is it for this area. However, we parked in a garage and it was about a 5–7 min walk so not bad if that’s the route you want to go.
Kristin Starcher, Virginia Realtor
INCREDIBLE - above and beyond in service and cuisine. We are so proud quickly that I didn’t get photos of all the food. We definitely got our money’s worth!
Ittche 12
Food is 4/5 due to non-sushi entrees being a little bland, but the sushi is 5/5. Service was kind and professional. Atmosphere was good, but didn't have that "wow" factor. We got the all you can eat (AYCA) for $35/person, and I feel like it was reasonably priced. The sushi menu had a good variety on it. There were also other food options like ramen and hibachi included, which was a nice touch. I think the standout dishes to me were the mochi desserts, which were 5/5. Also the ramen and other entree foods in the AYCA were full-sized, which was surprising but also nice in case you're not feeling sushi (but they also fill you up). Service was at a good pace and there wasn't really a time where I had to wait to place my next order. Servers were all professional. Definitely recommend making a reservation as the staff was very helpful and flexible with the times and it can get busy.
Bo
Toryumon Japanese House is a great spot for Japanese food and sushi. The Beef Curry and Chicken Katsu Don were both very good — flavorful and nicely portioned. Food service was quick, and the staff were attentive throughout the meal, which made the experience smooth and enjoyable. The atmosphere is cozy yet modern, good for a casual night out or a small gathering. Prices are fair for the quality and portion. Overall, a reliable choice for tasty Japanese dishes and attentive service.
Ester Garrido
Was pretty bummed with our experience here. We ordered the pink lady sushi roll and king of sea, and both rolls seemed like they didn’t have fresh ingredients. The flavor profile was also dull. The presentation was nice. The shrimp used in the Pink Lady seemed tough and not fresh, and the King of sea was pretty, but the dried chips seemed stale and didn’t have any flavor so all it really did was add a crunchy texture to the roll. The Unagi on top also seemed over cooked. Maybe we just ordered the wrong rolls? The soy sauce was also insanely overly salty and had a strange fish taste with it, (was not the sushi). I’ve had enough sushi in my life to know something was off here. Needless to say, a second trip is not in our future to this restaurant.
