Water Moon - Draper

We celebrated the April family's birthdays with a party of 14, and everything was perfect. The sushi and nigiri were not only delicious, but the service was exceptional as well. Everything was served promptly, which was quite impressive. The service was excellent; Raymond and the staff treated us wonderfully. Thank you for making Jayson and his children's birthdays so special. I can't wait to return!

Wow! What a huge menu! There is a ton of menu items that try delicious and worthwhile. The service was good, but there was definitely a language barrier. We got some special roles that were super expensive and weren't really worth it. The articles we wanted were very delicious! A great place to eat!

Watermond offered me an appropriate experience. The service was good and the staff was friendly, but the quality of my meal tasted neatly. I ordered her orange chicken lunch and it seemed mild gland. Only nothing that would turn out from the texture of food. I'm comparing it with the chicken of Panda Express. Well/decent, but not spectacular... what I'm looking for from a restaurant with more than Panda Express. Maybe it was the special food. Overall, Water Moon was a nice experience, but not especially!!!

Five stars on food and LOVE the private stands for sitting. It's really expensive with the 4 stars. My husband and I went in and there were $130 for two appetizers and dinners. Meat is tender and flavors are fabulous. This is our favorite Chinese in Utah.

We ordered a bento box along with three sushi rolls. The food was beautifully presented, made with fresh ingredients, and clearly prepared with care. **Bento Box Review** The hot and sour soup was quite similar to what you'd expect from most places, but it had a bit more spice, which I personally enjoyed. While it didn’t surpass my absolute favorite, it did become my second favorite. I chose the Asian salad dressing, expecting the standard rice vinegar and sugar mix, but this one was much more complex. It was thicker, had a touch of spiciness (think horseradish rather than hot peppers), and a hint of ginger. I absolutely loved it—I could have been satisfied with just a salad dressed in that! The gyoza, General Tso’s chicken, and fried rice were classic and typical of what you’d find elsewhere, which is great for those who prefer familiar flavors or kids hesitant to try new foods. **Sushi Roll Review** The sushi here is some of the best I've experienced at a place where sushi isn't the main dish. It's fresh, beautifully crafted, and oh so tasty. If your friends are used to grocery store sushi, they will be amazed at how great real sushi can be, without feeling intimidated by trying different varieties. **Cleanliness** This could possibly be one of the cleanest restaurants I’ve visited recently. During our four-plus hour lunch, I noticed them actively cleaning menus, floors, and chairs (including the legs) between customer rushes. I truly appreciate that attention to cleanliness in a restaurant. The only suggestion I have would be to consider adding an all-you-can-eat sushi option.