Taka House Japanese Restaurant

Location	Photo Feb 2010, BradMandell
809 Ridge Road, Webster, NY 14580
Hours (as of February 2010 1)
Lunch:  Tuesday-Friday: 11:00AM to 2:45PM Saturday, Sunday: Noon to 2:45PM
Dinner:  Tuesday-Thursday, 4:30pm-10:00PM  Friday: 4:30PM to 11:00PM  Saturday: Noon to 10:00PM  Sunday: Noon to 10:00PM
Phone
585 671-8520
Accessible
Yes
Alcohol
Yes
Website
http://www.takahouse.com
Menu PDF
Reviews
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Taka House Japanese Restaurant is a Japanese restaurant on Ridge Road in the Webster Woods Plaza.

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2007-08-18 11:05:52   My husband and I tried Taka House last night. We will not eat there again. Nothing was memorable - the sushi rice had absolutely no proper texture or flavor, the fish seemed to have been dipped (or kept) in lemon water, the soy sauce even seemed weak. A big disappointment. The service was only adequate. —JudyBolton

2007-08-23 13:40:05   My friends and I had a good experience at Taka. We found the sushi well prepared, the udon excellent and you get a lot of good food for a reasonable price. Our waiter was obviously new and had a little to learn about the menu, but he was very polite and attentive. —SushiGirl

2007-08-29 18:10:13   ...CONSUMERS OF WEBSTER PLEASE LISTEN...I am very knowledgable about food preparation, due to the fact that I teach Home and Careers at a catholic school. Sushi, either is sold, or it is thrown out. Taka house is doing horrible business, thus the sushi is not fresh. It is not cheap, and I am sure they can not afford to waste it. Once sushi begins to age, bacteria grows inside, even if it is kept at the proper tempurature. The color begins to change, and what you have is a classic form of poison. The elderly can be horribly injured, and childern ( their not even supposed to be eating fish anyways) could be hospitalized. SUSHI IS NOT A JOKE MY FRIENDS. I beg you, if you want to really enjoy Japanese cuisine, go down the street across from Loews theater, and try Fujiya. I have examined and had their sushi, it is fresh, fresh as fresh can be. DO NOT RISK YOU AND YOUR CHILDERN BY TRYING MEDIORCRE FOOD. Thank You —MicheleGulliver

2007-09-23 16:51:42   Spicy salmon (or was it tuna?) wasn't as spicy as I prefer, but the cuts of fish were great. I don't remember the names of the specialty rolls I had, but they were outstanding, and the mango roll was a perfect way to finish the meal.

Unfortunately, they were short-staffed, so service was poor... several people came in the door, but left because no one came over to welcome them. The chef behind the bar seemed to be keeping better track of the tables than the servers, who weren't so knowledgeable, giving people different answers to the same question.

But based on the food, I'll be back! —McgMatt

2008-07-13 20:06:59   My fiancee and I went to Taka House today. We were satisfied with everything we ordered. The service was quick. They brought out the sushi on multiple plates over about ten minutes so it would be faster. They had some very creative rolls, including a delicious mango roll. They seem to have improved since the negative reviews below! —DevinRosenbauer

2008-08-01 15:23:55   Taka house is wonderful. There rolls are some of the most unique in the area. Presentation is always excellent. What I love most is that their edamame tasted different that everywhere else. It has a vegetable broth taste which is fresh. Service is always superfast no matter what time of the day you visit. And the prices are the most reasonable in the area. We eat there weekly. —tinarochester

2008-08-07 17:02:10   Taka House may be the best Japanese restaurant in Upstate, NY. They are excellent hosts who make you feel like a valued customer. Their Tempura is the lightest and least greasy I have had anywhere. Their Soba and Udon Noodles come in a flavorful broth that appeals to the senses. Their various roll are also the best I have had anywhere in Upstate New York.

The only criticism I have of the restaurant is the large screen TV in the dining area. It would be nice if the TV displayed travel photos from Japan. Instead, the news or local TV channels are running. If they turned off the TV Taka House would be nearly perfect.

Consider walking to the left when you leave Taka House and visiting Mona Lisa for dessert. They have excellent gelato.

—MaxLent