Mo C Mo C Japanese Cuisine
| Address: | 14 S Tulane St, Princeton, NJ 08542, USA |
| Phone: | +1 609-688-8788 |
| Site: | mocmocsushi.com |
| Rating: | 4.3 |
| Working: | 11AM–3PM 11AM–3PM 11AM–3PM 11AM–3PM 11AM–3PM 12–10:30PM 12–9:30PM |
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Bodie Solomon
Delicious, fresh and tender sushi! Service and wait is usually quite good (the chefs at the bar are friendly) but sometimes other staff can be a little brusque. Its not cheap but its worth every penny. Some of the special rolls are really great -- the Fire Dragon spicy eel roll is awesome. This coming from someone who almost exclusively enjoys sashimi and nigiri-zushi! I cant recommend the California Uni though since it is $25 for two pieces, and very very fancy -- it includes the whole urchin. I asked for Uni and the chef suggested it, but I didnt realize that it was so special (and expensive.) It was still only two pieces of uni, which were admittedly very tasty but I just wanted one small final piece of sushi. This experience made me have second thoughts about coming back, but I am coming back because the food is really good. :) With careful ordering it wont break the bank, most items are reasonably priced for good quality sushi.
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Joanna Bryson
A friend told me to forget about finding good sushi in Princeton, but I kept wondering about this nice-looking place as I passed it, so finally tried it. Overall it is not bad but not as great as it looks. I got the chirashi lunch for $15, I get a choice of soup OR salad, you get charged $2 for the tea, the fish portions are not large or particularly fine, though there was some fancy semi-grilling going on with some of them. The octopus was interesting (smaller suckers than usual) but a bit fishier than youd expect from fresh. The miso soup was served in a western bowl so you *had* to eat it with a spoon! and bland. All in all not a place to avoid, but whatever great Japanese place you were missing when you decided to come in, you miss it even more when you leave. Maybe a good place to take your parents if they have never had Japanese food and you want to impress them with how cosmopolitan youve become.
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Paul Richardson
If youre looking for some great sushi in downtown Princeton, this is your place. Easy parking in various lots, a cool interior design, and the best menu in town. Outstanding gyoza and tempura, too!!
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Mason Scall
The eel was good and the service was esquiste all in all come visit a real taste of ching chong
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Luke Cox-Bien
Yet another good sushi spot in Princeton. Yay.
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Hank Siegel
Delicious!
