NINJA Restaurant

I would say that Ninja was was average at best. We had to wait a long time and we were the only customers in the store. The server never checked on us once, never refilled her water glasses. The food had good portions for a very cheap price, but I guess the taste reflected the quality because it was only average. My sushi was full of cucumbers without anything else. My fiancé liked his meal, which was chicken and rice, but didn’t receive his drink at all. I would say the food was okay, but the service was really lacking.

This is the best Japanese restaurant in Lincoln! Especially, the Crunchy Munchy Roll is a must-​try food. Additionally, they have delivery service, which is great for game day!

Nice service and good foods, even though it is kind of far from downtown but they’ve variety Japanese foods provide for us!

The food deserves more stars but the wait was too long for what I ordered. It was a take out order.
Chicken lo mein, perfect!
Sesame chicken combo also perfect. Even the egg roll was good, which is hard to come by out here.
Philadelphia roll. You can’t really screw this up so yes it was good.
Why didn’t I give it 4 stars? All of that took 25 minutes. The place wasn’t packed, two tables. One came in the same time, one after us. The guy (single patron) ordered, ate and was leaving when we did.
The sushi roll I ordered… I *think* was just sitting open on the counter and not put in a container for over 10 minutes. I only noticed it because the older chef came over to the gal making the sushi, looked at a ticket, smiled sheepishly and then took it off the counter and placed it in a to go container. Not sure how I feel about that.
I’ll give them another try to see if we can’t get faster service because the food really was good. They also didn’t have packets of duck sauce, only home made stuff. I like my mass produced low quality duck sauce :(

A hibachi, chinese and sushi combination restaurant. It doesn’t have nice decoration and the atmosphere is not really good but they do have the best sushi in Lincoln! My favorite dishes are sushi cake and ninja special salad!
Ninja special salad has shrimp, crab meat, cucumber, seaweed salad and avocado on top! It is crispy and sweet!
I can see eel and salmon on top of sushi cake and spicy tuna in between. First time eating cake made by rice and fish, it is definitely worth a try!

I usually don’t go for the fancy house rolls. Usually they’re so full of everything that I regret my order halfway through and wish I’d just order something more simple. Ninja is now my exception to that rule. The ninja sushi cake was amazing. Flavorful, savory and unique, with a great mix of ingredients that actually complimented each other. The Cali roll wasn’t bad either.
And while the store itself isn’t fancy, it is clean and the service is good. Plus, it was super cheap. The only reason that its not a 5 is because the avocado was pretty brown. Not too old or anything, but not at the level of quality that Hiro has. That being said, the sushi is delicious and for the money, is well worth it.

Nothing too mind blowing as far as sushi is concerned. The staff were quick and helpful. Sriracha inside sushi was a first too.

I went there for dinner with friends. The food was more like fast food but the price was not. It was cold inside the restaurant too. Don’t recommend it.

This is just for the sushi.
While the location could be better (in a tiny strip mall next to a gas station across a high school), I love great sushi lunch specials. 2 rolls for $ 8, 3 rolls for $ 12? I’m there! Lunch special even includes soup or salad.
I can’t vouch for any of their specialty sushi, but sometimes, you just want spicy tuna roll or eel avocado roll, you know? Just no frills, just right. And yes, I used an Outback slogan. But it’s on point.
As for the ambiance, it’s very basic and not… date-​friendly. Just tables with soy sauce and one TV near the sushi counter.
But I’m a fan! If I’m in the area (north part of Lincoln), I will definitely get my lunch special on.

I’ve been to Ninja a couple times. It has been delicious every time. The sushi chef is excellent at giving suggestions and allowed for a taste test since I had never had sushi before. The crab rangoon is smaller than other places, but is sweet and balanced. The typical Chinese fast food is also delicious and served with a perfect amount of rice.
I would definitely recommend this place.

UNIMPRESSIVE. Typical, strip mall chinese food with a variety of sushi options, however their is not quality and not very tasty. Moreover, they are overpriced, the place has a take out chinese place feel to it and is usually filled with kids from the school across the street after school. Hubby and I went in for dinner and there was only one other unsavory (for lack of a better word) looking person inside.
I don’t think I would go back here, ever. Very disappointed.

Good food– fast service and delivery.

We got a menu for this place in the mail. We were a little skeptical of ordering sushi for delivery… But boy am I glad we did!!! Every roll was placed in a nice packages. The sushi rolls we tried were very delicious. We also tried the miso soup and crab Rangoon as well! They were all great! I will have to order here again!

This restaurant has opened in the location where Quality Chef used to be and retains much of the same atmosphere. It’s simple, clean, and has a welcoming feel.
The menu is extensive and contains a mix of standard Chinese dishes, hibachi, sushi, sashimi, tempura, teriyaki, etc. No MSG is used according to the menu.
Prices seem to average out around $ 10, give or take a couple dollars. Some are more and some are less, especially the selection of Chinese dishes available as a lunch special ($ 6 with an egg roll and drink). So even though I listed them in the lowest price category, depending on what a person orders, it could also qualify for the moderate price range. The menu also contains a couple coupons for 10%-15% off lunch and dinner specials.
I tried the steak hibachi lunch special for $ 10 and received a balanced portion of lightly seasoned steak, cooked vegetables, a couple fruit slices, rice, and a small, simple salad. The quality was good and everything very tasty, including the dressing for the salad. The portions were well balanced and it ended up being a filling lunch.
I’ll definitely be coming back to try other things, including the seafood. The idea of maintaining the standard Chinese dishes while adding variety in the form of hibachi and sushi is a good one. I generally hesitate when a restaurant attempts to do such a large variety, but if the steak hibachi I had was any indication, there’s no reason for further hesitation.