Retro Japanese spot w/ scribbled walls & timeless sushi chefs. Affordable udon & spicy tuna rolls make this Brooklyn gem a neighborhood staple 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.
A long-standing Japanese restaurant in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, Geido offers a nostalgic dining experience with its retro atmosphere and affordable eats. Since the 1980s, this neighborhood gem has maintained its unique charm, with walls adorned with years of scribbles and paint, and timeless sushi chefs crafting popular dishes. It's a perfect spot for casual dinners, cheap eats, or a relaxed meal at the sushi bar.
Geido is praised for its Japanese cuisine, particularly its sushi and udon. The spicy tuna roll is a noted dish, and the udon is highlighted as being very affordable. Customers appreciate the quality of the sushi prepared by the long-standing chefs.
"The udon is highlighted as being very affordable and a great value, while the spicy tuna roll is also mentioned positively."
Customers generally have a positive sentiment towards Geido, appreciating its unique retro atmosphere, affordable Japanese food, and good vibes. The restaurant is frequently recommended for its sushi and udon.
Important Note
The restaurant is described as a 'hole in the wall', suggesting a very casual and potentially small or unassuming physical space.
"Geido on Flatbush is recommended for its affordable Japanese food and good vibes."
Positive"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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