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12PM - 10PM
Updated 29 days ago
Chinese and Japanese cuisines are nice at this restaurant. Boathouse Asian Eatery offers you tasty korean sushi, fried prawns and tuna sashimi. A good fruitcake is served here. Visit this place for delicious martinis or good wine. The whole impression won't be complete without coffee that is great here.
Food delivery is a big plus of this spot. Most guests suppose that the staff is hospitable at this place. Cool service is something clients agree upon here. Prices are affordable for the quality you get. The cute decor and homey atmosphere let visitors feel relaxed here. Google gives it 4.1 so you can select this restaurant to have a good time here.
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Hung-Le Dang
7 months ago on Google
Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Price per person: $50–100
Vivan Solace
7 months ago on Google
Took my friends and myself out to eat New Years Eve expecting great Sushi for me and one of my friends and the other two ordered other items. We had for the Sushi; my friend had the Titanic and Monkey rolls while I had Crouching Tiger and Hidden Dragon rolls. The others ordered Mapo Tofu, Shrimp Chowmein and green beans. Our appetizers were potstickers and spring rolls. The potstickers were mushy and bland the dipping sauce was average, the spring rolls tasted off and the sauce for it was sour and left my tongue feeling fuzzy after eating the sauce. My Sushi rolls were really warm and had no tooth when eating them it was again mushy, I've never had Sushi that didn't taste fresh but my Sushi New Years Eve didn't taste fresh but was frozen longer than it should have. I know fish needs to be kept cold after being frozen too keep stability in the flesh because freezing damages fish. The staff working where absolutely awesome and we all sat in the upstairs area and the use of the elevator to get to our table was great for those of my friends who need access. The art and atmosphere all throughout the restaurant is worth it. I'll just have to try something different if I do go back. Price per person: $30–50 Food: 3 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Vegetarian offerings: Clearly labeled vegetarian dishes
Angela H
12 months ago on Google
Email to owners, below. Just called and was told the owner "Cat" would not take my call. I was told on the phone that the manager I dealt with was Guillermo. Dear Mr. and Ms. Do: I’m writing regarding my recent visit to The Boathouse Asian Eatery restaurant on Saturday evening, 08/23/2025. Our group of 60 often visit Rohnert Park for business. After getting a referral to your restaurant from a colleague, I made a reservation for 10, then immediately called back to advise it might only be 5-8 when other individuals decided to dine elsewhere. The reservation was secured with a credit card, but no other terms or conditions were provided. When we arrived, we informed the hostess we would be 4-5 and asked for a smaller table downstairs. She refused and insisted we stay at the large table upstairs. The menu highlights multiple crab items, but none of them are actually crab. They are fake "krab" (pollock and food dye, which, to be clear, is NOT crab), and nowhere on the menu is this disclosed. No asterisk, no clarification, which is misleading, at best. Thirty minutes into our meal, the manager approached and announced he would have to charge us $50 per empty seat (six total). I stated that I was not informed of that policy and made the reservations on speakerphone, which my colleagues attested to. I also further advised that we had called back immediately after making the reservations and advised we would be a smaller party. Lastly, I also informed the hostess upon arrival that we would be a much smaller party of 4-5. The hostess insisted we were sat at the table for 10 when we preferred a smaller table and asked for one. Instead of addressing this reasonably, the manger proceeded to stand over us and then crouch next to the table, lecturing us for five minutes—during a business meeting. He scolded, admonished, and warned us about "next time." For the record, there will never be a “next time”. After explaining the multiple contacts to the restaurant and our position, the manager acted as though we should be grateful that he "decided not to charge us" for a policy we were never informed of, in a restaurant that wasn't even full on a Saturday night. If my card had been charged for so-called "no shows," it would have been disputed and charged back immediately. The biggest mistake, however, was this: he chose to threaten and harass me in front of business colleagues, in the middle of our meeting. That crossed the line. I bit my tongue, but it took everything not to walk out on the spot. And yes, we noticed--had our group been men, I suspect the treatment would have been very different. After finally leaving us alone, the focus of our meeting was ruined and shifted to discussing the manager's behavior. We left feeling harassed, embarrassed, and unimpressed—both with the food (fake “crab” a.k.a. krab) and with the service. Our waiter was fine; even though he got a drink order wrong, he corrected it immediately. Never again. Congratulations on alienating a professional group of 60 people who meet monthly in Rohnert Park. They will hear about this experience, especially the colleague who recommended your restaurant. This manager needs some serious retraining and the immediate development of “customer service” skills. Food: 2 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 3 Price per person: $20–30
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630 Park Ct, Rohnert Park, California, USA
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| SundaySun | 12PM-10PM |
| MondayMon | 12PM-10PM |
| TuesdayTue | 12PM-10PM |
| WednesdayWed | 12PM-10PM |
| ThursdayThu | 12PM-10PM |
| FridayFri | 12PM-10PM |
| SaturdaySat | 12PM-10PM |
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