Sakura Sushi offers large, flavorful rolls that arrive quickly. For your first round, it’s best to order two rolls rather than three to see how you feel before ordering more. The standard all-you-can-eat option is reasonably priced and includes all rolls and appetizers. The premium option costs more but only adds a small selection of nigiri, such as salmon and tamago, which I don’t think justifies the extra expense since the rolls are already generous and delicious. It’s important to know that if anyone at your table orders from the premium menu, everyone is charged the premium price. Also, they charge for any uneaten rolls or leftover rice, so it’s wise to order in smaller portions to avoid...
To be honest, I usually enjoy all kinds of food and rarely waste leftovers, but the meal I had here was inedible. I'm a broke student who doesn't typically throw away food, yet I couldn't even finish this. The sushi’s crispy rice was soggy, the fish tasted extremely off, and the gyoza had a strange freezer-burned flavor. Even the crab Rangoon was disappointing—the cheese inside was unpleasant. Seriously, what happened here? This was really disappointing and a total waste of my weekly treat to myself.
I had a fairly good experience at Sakura Sushi. They add an 18% charge, which I found a bit unnecessary. We ordered the all-you-can-eat sushi for our family of four and a chicken teriyaki for the kids. From what I gathered, each person can only order three rolls, but I’m not entirely sure. With two kids eating, I didn’t test that limit. The sushi was above average—spicier than usual but not spicy hot. The restaurant appeared quite clean, and overall, we enjoyed our time there.
Salty Rice serves sushi that has minimal filling, with only about a quarter of each roll containing meat while the rest is mostly rice. The customer service leaves much to be desired, and it appears that all the kitchen staff are from South America and speak Spanish, with no Asian staff in sight. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend visiting Sakura Sushi.
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Overall, while everything was acceptable in terms of taste, we were disappointed by the presentation and the lack of attention to detail, especially compared to the glowing reviews we had read. I hope this review helps anyone contemplating a visit to adjust their expectations and avoid a disappointing dining experience.
We are in the area for my partner's job and wanted to try something new for dinner. This restaurant was excellent. The staff was friendly, the food was delicious, and the atmosphere was pleasant and relaxing. Great job by everyone! We will definitely eat here again.
Really good sushi and good appetizers for the all you can eat sushi. They have Sapporo on tap for $2.5 which is a steal especially beacuse that is one of my favorites. Would definitely visit here again ???Food: 5/5
Incredible all-you-can-eat sushi! What I really appreciate about this restaurant is that they also include other options like bulgogi on their all-you-can-eat menu, alongside the sushi. Everything was delicious!
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Miso soup was cold, shrimp tempura roll, like someone eaten it, gyoza super dry salmon roll damaged. Wasabi not expensive you can put it more. Last order in that place
The food is fresh and delicious, offered at very reasonable prices. Be sure to try their soft shell crab hand roll!
M30. Jalapeño Spicy Tuna Roll (6 Pcs.
M26. Sakura California Roll (6 Pcs.
M33. Chicken Teriyaki Roll (6 Pcs.
M11. Salmon Avocado Roll (5 Pcs.
M9. Soft Shell Crab Roll (5 Pcs.
N20. Smoked Sake (Smoked Salmon)
M19. Pink Godzilla Roll (8 Pcs.
M28. Spicy Scallop Roll (5 Pcs.
N9. Kani (Imitation Crab Stick)
M14. Crazy Dragon Roll (8 Pcs.
