A nostalgic Brooklyn Japanese eatery serving affordable udon and quality sushi, unchanged since the 80s.
Arden Shore reviews Geido, a long-standing Japanese spot in Prospect Heights, praising its nostalgic atmosphere and affordable udon, noting it's a popular, unchanged neighborhood gem.
Geido is a charming Japanese restaurant that has been a beloved fixture in Brooklyn since the 1980s. Its enduring, retro atmosphere, complete with scribbled walls and timeless sushi chefs, offers a nostalgic dining experience. Diners can enjoy affordable udon and well-prepared sushi in a relaxed, unhurried setting, making it a go-to for casual meals.
Geido is celebrated for its Japanese cuisine, with sushi being a standout recommendation. Customers also enjoy their udon, noting its affordability. The restaurant is described as a long-standing neighborhood gem.
"Geido is highly recommended for its sushi, particularly the spicy tuna roll. Their udon is also noted as a very affordable and satisfying dish."
Customers generally have a positive view of Geido, often recommending it as a reliable sushi spot with a nostalgic atmosphere. Some find it to be a good value for money.
Important Note
The restaurant has a very retro and unchanged atmosphere, which might not appeal to everyone.
"Geido in Brooklyn was directly recommended as a sushi spot."
Positive"Geido was seconded as a strong recommendation for a family lunch near Barclays Center."
Positive"Geido was recommended for a family lunch near Barclays Center, specializing in sushi."
Neutral"Geido is a good sushi restaurant."
Positive"Geido is a hole in the wall, and then go to sake bar decibel"
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