Izmi Sushi - Table reservation

Very fresh ingredients, tad bit on the pricey end, slow service (lack of staff unfortunately), miso soup costs $3 as is white rice being the cheapest while the Taos roll (baked lobster) was $18, but was very hospitable and friendly and not too busy. Feels fairly authentic but nothing like Izanami up the road. I'd say it is above average for most places though it is average for most places in downtown Santa Fe. My friend noted that our Red Dragon roll was made differently the second time. I noticed it was made special the first time (different but better than from the menu), and was done normally the second time (following the menu). The fish is very fresh and everything tasted very professio...

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Great service, the sushi and fish are fresh. My fiancé and I are extremely picky when it comes to sushi and this place definitely delivered. The sashimi was so tasty and the classic rolls were well prepared. The tempura was served piping hot and so crunchy. We will definitely be going again.

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Sushi in the desert? Typically a no- but this place has legit fresh fish, inventive rolls and attentive, friendly staff. A great way to add some variety in the southwestern-dominated cuisine (which is fantastic).

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Really enjoyed this for a little change of pace in Santa Fe. The green chili tempura and the New Mexico rolls still reminded us where we were! Nice fusion of flavors! Also, the Okonomiyaki pancake is excellent!

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Is this a local only spot? Who know and who cares- great service and the sushi was fantastic. Nice if you want a lighter dinner after so much New Mexican cuisine. Highly recommend.

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