Was looking for a place to have dinner and decided to give Yaruki a go. The restaurant was quiet at the time and the food arrived quickly. The potion sizes were just right for the price and the food was delicious. A great sake menu was available, too. However the place became busy within an hour of arrival. I will definitely visit again.

Ganga Jayawickrama

Yaruki was a charming little restaurant with on point themed decor that did feel a little crowded. The service would have been five stars, if only there wasn't the lengthy wait when wanting to order our dessert. The food was beautifully presented, which brought a "wow" to my lips. It was delicious but sweeter than what I personally like. Overall, there were only minor imperfections, and if I wanted Japanese food again, I would not hesitate to return.

Melissa General Naturopathic Practitioner

Definitely not a Japanese food, so that was a bit disappointing. But it was still yum. The staff was friendly but a bit disorganized and they got a couple of orders wrong. They did correct and didn’t charge for the mistakes and that is a big positive point. Atmosphere was pleasant but the place is a bit run down. We still had a good time and ate well to celebrate our anniversary.

Lye Otani

Had a meal in Yaruki sometime ago. The restaurant was pleasant and seating was comfortable. Service was friendly and the food was tasty. There was a good selection in their menu. We will definitely be back to try other dishes available. If you love Japanese food you must try Yaruki. Recommended.

Tony Wan

We had a great dinner at Yaruki Japanese restaurant in Henderson. It was not authentic Japanese food. I would say it is more of a Korean Japanese restaurant or Japanese food made by Koreans with a Korean twist. For example, their beef tataki is well done all the way through as shown in my photo, their sashimi platter mainly consist of this white fish rather than having some tuna pieces or scallops and other varieties, and their tempura had a different type of dipping sauce from usual Japanese tempura dipping sauce and it had differently crumbed prawns. We were originally a bit disappointed when food first came out but everything tasted good! Their beef tataki was so soft and well seasoned. Their sashimi, although lack in the types of variety served, was really fresh and well sliced. Everything tasted delicious and the ladies were so lovely. I would give them a 4.5 out of 5 given their service, taste and serving portions. If you are looking for a pleasant place for good food in the area, that’s the place just don’t expect it to be authentic Japanese.

Kathy Quan