Sakura Organic - Wakefield

A new favorite of mine for high quality sushi and Japanese cuisine. If you plan to dine in, recommend getting a reservation. A favorite dish from our meal was the wonton soup. And no, I 'm not a soup guy. But the broth was so rich in flavor and clearly scratch made. The soup was packed with greens and veggies, very hearty and well worth the space it took in my stomach, as the udon noodle dish was not nearly as worthy. There was a strong mustard flavor on the noodles and there were more veggies in the soup than in the veggie udon! Noodles were cooked properly and ate just fine but that 's all they were, just fine . The agadashi tofu was a second favorite. A tofu dish that was lightly fried, silky, served in a broth that was subtly sweet and bursting with earthy aroma. We also very much enjoyed the variety of maki rolls we tried. Crab rangoons were a proper representation of what you would want in the north shore. The pork gyoza were delicate and pan fried, portions were well worth adding it as a first appy.

Went for a non-sushi meal and it was a mediocre experience. Chicken tasted OK for both my girlfriend and I but was really dry, like break out the floss kind of dry. Service was OK at best but the food came quickly at least. But the thing that stood out was the blasting of any and all kinds of music, including rap with the most explicit lyrics you can imagine. Overall weird vibe, maybe better for sushi or delivery.

Very good food, great service and order is always on time. Highly recommend!

Food is not the same as before, with new chef there are noticeable changes.

As for parking, there's free street parking and a small public lot right across the street. You might need to drive around a couple of times to secure a spot, but it's definitely worth the effort. In terms of service, I had a lovely dine-in experience for dinner, which typically costs around $20 to $30 per person. I would rate the food, service, and atmosphere all at 4 stars. I highly recommend trying the Edamame, California Roll, Spicy Edamame, Miso Soup, Sushi, Spicy Tuna Roll, and Gyoza. Just keep in mind that finding parking can be a bit tricky, so it’s best to be patient!