Shogun Legends

This restaurant and all you could ask for for a celebratory dinner. There is plenty of parking and the facility is beautifully decorated. The food was goodto excellent. We were there on a Wednesday night and the service was good . The food was tasty. The lamb chops were excellently done. The presentation of the barbecued squid, see picture, was beautiful. My only complaint was the size of the portion with the crispy squid. The picture shows about half of the initial plate. Not quite adequate given the price. I recommend this restaurant with the caveat that it is pricey, compared to the amount of the portions

This is our go to for sushi & date night. DANIELLE (bar staff) IS AWESOME! I cannot even begin to say how great she is. She always makes sure that everyone is taken care of. John (bar staff) is also great. We love the place, the food, the ambience & the service.

So, here’s the deal. The place has a cool vibe, but let’s not get carried away—nothing too fancy, just a nice atmosphere. They’ve got sushi, Chinese, and hibachi, which is fine, I guess. It’s like they’re trying to give you options, like I’m supposed to be impressed. They’ve got this giant saltwater fish tank, which is… fine. It’s big, I’ll give them that, but let’s not act like it’s the main attraction here. The food? Eh. It’s good, but we’re talking a solid 7.5 out of 10. I’m not writing home about it. The presentation’s nice, yeah, they’ve got that down, but for the price, I’m expecting a little more, you know? It’s not bad, but it’s not great either. And don’t get me started on the prices—way too much for what you’re getting. You’re paying for the experience of being there, I guess, not necessarily the food. Service is fine, but again, nothing special. It’s a nice place, I’ll give them that. But I don’t know, for what you’re paying, it feels a little… overhyped. If you’re down the shore and want something decent, sure, this will do, but don’t expect the world. The menu could definitely use an update.

Stopped by for an early dinner tonight with no reservation. No problem, they seated us immediately in the dining room. Impressive building with an 1,800 gallon fish tank separating the bar area. It was well kept with beautiful fish, a good sign. We skipped cocktails on a Tuesday and went for a 3 course meal. Started with Hot and Sour soup, which was excellent. Lots of content and tasted great. We also had a sushi roll opting for the Romance Roll. Tuna, salmon, wrapped around rice in the shape of hearts, it was a work of art and delicious, exceeding our expectations. Definitely order again. For dinner, we got two dishes to share. First was a special Singapore Mei Fun with shrimp. Nice thin rice noodles and listed as gluten-free. It's just had a hint of spice. Second was Chicken Blosom served with white rice. Again, just a hint of spice. I would get it hotter next time. Overall, the service was very good, the food was excellent and the restaurant had a fun atmosphere. We will be going back, maybe to try Hibachi next time.

I come here a lot with my husband and 3yo son. They are very family friendly and have so much to keep my son entertained with the fish tank and hibachi tables! The food here is fantastic and the sushi rolls are very creative and very fresh. I love sushi and especially love to come here when I am pregnant...there are SO MANY different sushi options for a pregnant woman! My favorite is the Baby dragon roll. Yum!