Welcome to Sakura Japanese restaurant, serving fine Japanese food, Online Order, Dine In, Takeout & Catering at 22 Clifton Country Rd, Clifton Park, NY 12065, our restaurant offers a wide array of foods, such as Clear Soup , Green Dragon and Victoria Secret Roll .Try our food and service today. Come in for a Japanese Lunch Special or during evenings for a delicious dinner. You can also online order your favorite Japanese food for take out or 22 Clifton Country Rd, Clifton Park, NY 12065 Online Order From Mealeo Sushi Bar EntreesMaki ComboShogun is a local eatery in the heart of Albany, serving sushi, sake and modern Asian cuisine. Shogun is owned by Frank Lee, whose passion is fine dining and hospitality. Frank also owns the sister store in Delmar. See what others are saying on Yelp! Open for lunch and dinner, come feast with our entertaining Hibachi Chefs who will be cooking your meal in front of you while performing tricks! Entertaining Hibachi experience, featuring USDA choice steaks, South African lobsters, freshest seafood.

Our sushi bar artistically prepares fresh sushi, sashimi and rolls to satisfy any craving. Our bar provides fine wines, domestic and imported beers. Come experience a flavor of the East with us, with free parking, traditional rooms, 5 Hibachi tables-perfect for couples, families, kids, and large groups. 5006 St Hwy 23 Monday-Thursday 11 AM-10 PM Friday-Saturday 11 AM-10:30 PM Sunday 12 PM – 9 PM American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa HIbachi Entrees for 4 People Why You'll Love It Learn more about these services Samurai Japanese Restaurant Website _____• $55.00 ($96.00 value) for A. Sunday to Thursday: H...You’re missing outThe Zagat app helps you find the best places, faster. Vic Sushi Bar has served the Center City Philadelphia area with quality sushi and affordable prices since 2007. Our popular special rolls are made from the freshest ingredients and has won the Smashingest Specialty Rolls by City Paper Choice Awards.

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Health Dept HomeCopyright © Albany County, NY. Coming Soon We are renovating our restaurant to give you a better dining environment! Albany [1] is the capital of New York and the county seat of Albany County. It is home to just under 100,000 residents, most of New York State's key government offices, and seven colleges and universities. Albany is an interesting showcase of several centuries' worth of architectural styles, including the modernistic Empire State Plaza. Before the first European settlement by the Dutch in 1614, Albany and its surroundings were home to the Iroquois Five Nations group of indigenous Americans. Albany is the longest continually chartered city in the United States, the original eastern terminus of the Erie Canal, and was a center for the smuggling of alcohol from Canada during the U.S. Prohibition. Writer and journalist William Kennedy, an Albany native, uses the city and its history as the setting for most of his novels, plays and nonfiction books. Empire State Plaza: Corning Tower, left;

New York State Museum, center. Albany International Airport (IATA: ALB)[2] is technically an international airport due to a handful of flights from Canada. Several expansion projects since 1995 have transformed this formerly spartan little airport into a very attractive port of departure/arrival. Airlines that operate are Delta[3], Southwest[4], United[5], US Airways[6], Air Canada[7], Cape Air[8], and Continental[9]. Getting from the airport to the city is best done by pickup from a friend or by taxi; in 2006, a taxi to downtown Albany was about $20 to $25. See also "By bus" below. Getting around Albany and the Capital Region entirely depends on where you are staying and what you want to see. If you plan on spending most of your time within the city of Albany, most downtown sights are within walking distance of each other. Most residents and visitors get around by car. By the standards of larger cities, traffic is light and traffic jams are rare. Finding parking in some neighborhoods, particularly the Center Square area around Lark Street, can be a challenge.

Taxi Cabs in Albany are not metered and go by a zone fare within the city limits. Some places are geographically not in the city limits but still may be referred to as "Albany" such as Colonie Center which is in the town of Colonie and Crossgates Mall which is in the town of Guilderland. This may at times leave you open to getting ripped off by the driver. It's best to call the company and ask for the fare prior to getting into the cab. Great Western Staircase, State Capitol building. Albany is an architectural haven, from historic buildings to newly built high rise skyscrapers to churches and temples, Albany has got it all for architectural buffs out there. This article or section does not match our manual of style or needs other editing. Please plunge forward, give it your attention and help it improve! Suggested fixes: None specified. Please use the article's talk page to ask questions if you are not sure why this tag was added and whether it is safe to remove it.

Albany's professional sports teams include the Albany Devils (ice hockey) and the Tri-City ValleyCats (baseball): Lark Street has a few gift shops and other unique stores with an alternative vibe. If you're downtown take a gander and support local shopkeepers by buying a glass pipe, a bustier dress with cherries on it, or a rainbow flag to hang in your front window. Stuyvesant Plaza is the most upscale shopping venue in the area, located between Western Ave. and Washington Ave. Independent boutiques and brand stores like Crabtree & Evelyn dominate, with a few chain staples; there is a T.G.I. Friday's right next to the Starbucks. The Pottery Place is a neat little DIY craft shop where you can paint your own ceramics. Crossgates Mall, otherwise referred to as "the mall," is the biggest shopping center in the region and at one point was among the top ten largest shopping malls in the United States. The best spot to park is by Best Buy, which is in the center of the mall.

Flagship stores include Macy's, JC Penney, a recently expanded Forever 21 superstore, Best Buy, H&M, Borders and the Apple store. Crossgates has a Regal Cinemas complex with 17 standard stadium-seating theaters and one IMAX Experience theater. No thanks to local hooligans, after 4 pm on Friday and Saturday you must be 18 or older to enter the mall unsupervised, with the exception of the movies. Crossgates Commons is an overflow of chain stores located across Washington Ave Extension from Crossgates Mall. Here you'll find what is the largest Super Wal-Mart store in the country, which looks unremarkable until you realize there is an entire underground level devoted to grocery and toiletries. Worth a visit if you've never seen a shopping cart escalator. Colonie Center was recently remodelled in an effort to combat its former reputation as a ghost town mall. CC has a new Regal Cinemas complex with 13 stadium-seating theaters. Major stores include Macy's, FYE as well as Boscov's, Sears, LL Bean, Barnes & Noble and Christmas Tree Shops.

Eat at PF Chang's or the Cheesecake Factory, which are conveniently adjacent to one another between Sears and LL Bean. Colonie Center draws a more suburban crowd than Crossgates due to Crossgates' better accessibility by public transportation. In the suburbs surrounding Albany, particularly on the drive down Central Ave toward Schenectady, you can find a strip mall wherever you go with chain stores like Target, Marshalls, and Bed Bath & Beyond. Some of the larger ones are Westgate Plaza, Northway Mall, and Mohawk Commons which used to be an indoor mall (Mohawk Mall) '*Cafe Italia on Central Ave is an upscale Italian Restaurant. Albany's bar scene is alive and well, and due to recent crackdowns on ID checks, the face of local nightlife has seen lots of change. Make sure you have your license, passport or ID handy. SUNY Albany is no longer considered the #1 party school in the United States, but between its 11,000 students and the College of Saint Rose, you will meet lots of sloppy and belligerent 18-21 year-olds on a typical night out.

Muggers and other opportunists capitalize on vulnerable drinkers, so avoid Washington Park after dark. The most popular and concentrated place to barhop is probably Lark Street, where more than a dozen bars from cocktail lounges and dives are crowded between Ontario Street and Central Avenue. Pearl Street is another good place to go out. Closer to the large state offices, these bars draw a large after-work crowd, and after the Thursday afternoon waterfront concerts in the summer - Alive at 5 - the streets are cordoned off, made pedestrian-only, and overflow with revelers. Like most cities, Albany has blighted areas with crime problems. Use precautions that one would use in any big city. The areas between Washington Ave. and New Scotland Ave. are generally safe to walk, especially east of Lark Street. However, several acts of physical assault have been committed in recent years near the SUNY Albany downtown campus. Arbor Hill near Henry Johnson Blvd. is known as one of the most dangerous areas, though it holds no particular interest to travelers.