We ordered two large sushi platters for over $200 and were very disappointed. The sushi was not fresh at all; the rice was gelatinous, clumpy, and ice-cold. It was obvious that the rolls had been pre-made the night before and stored in the fridge. Everything tasted stale and was nearly inedible. The eel was overly chewy, and several of my family members had to spit out their food because they couldn’t eat it. I strongly recommend avoiding this sushi restaurant; it’s simply not worth your time or money. We even reached out to the owner to express our concerns, but they were defensive, claiming we didn’t understand sushi. There was no apology or acknowledgment of our issues. Overall, it was a...
I cannot recommend this restaurant unless you are completely unfamiliar with sushi and its true essence. The shari of the nigiri should be seasoned with Yokoi akazu and shaped delicately, allowing the rice's individual grains to separate beautifully as you take your first bite. Unfortunately, this establishment falls short in that regard. The rice is served cold, clumpy, and essentially unseasoned. Moreover, the seafood is unimpressive, including the shrimp, which has not been deveined. If you can, I suggest visiting a reputable establishment that offers authentic edomae sushi, prepared with genuine care. It may come at a higher price, often hundreds of dollars, but it is certainly worth eve...
**Meal Type:** Dinner
**Price Range per Person:** $10–20
**Food Quality:** 1/5
**Service:** 1/5
**Atmosphere:** 1/5
I recently ordered dinner from this restaurant, and unfortunately, it was quite disappointing. The food honestly did not meet my expectations at all, scoring just a 1 out of 5. The flavors were lacking, and overall it felt unappetizing.
Service-wise, it was just as bad. I experienced delays and a lack of communication that made the whole experience frustrating.
As for the atmosphere, it's hard to comment on takeout, but I’ll say the overall vibe from the restaurant seemed uninviting. I was really hoping for a better experience, but sadly, I won’t be returning.
I cannot recommend this restaurant unless you have little to no knowledge about sushi and its proper flavors. The rice in nigiri should be seasoned with Yokoi akazu and shaped with care, allowing each grain to separate perfectly when you take your first bite. Unfortunately, this place does not deliver on that front. The rice is cold, clumpy, and nearly flavorless. To make matters worse, the seafood leaves much to be desired, and the shrimp isn’t even deveined. If possible, I strongly suggest finding a genuine establishment that serves authentic edomae sushi made with attention to detail. While it may come at a higher price, it's truly worth it.
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I had to ask for a new spoon twice because the one I received was stained and had food particles stuck on it. It appears they don't wash their dishes properly. When my plate finally came, I lost my appetite due to how dirty it looked. The food tray was covered in sticky residue and grime. I won't be coming back to this restaurant. It used to be a great sushi place, but my experience today was extremely disappointing. The quality of the fish was also lacking and not fresh.
This spot is a hidden gem tucked away in the back of the food court! The fish is extraordinarily fresh, and the service is swift, whether you choose to dine in or take out. Just a quick note—this is part of the food court, not an independent restaurant. I sampled two salmon avocado rolls and was genuinely impressed. The prices for the rolls differ, but they typically average around $7.50 each.
Fantastic quality, great value, and outstanding service! Suny Sushi is a small stall in the food court, but it's definitely worth checking out. The sushi is incredibly fresh and clean, practically melting in your mouth. The staff are friendly, and there's shared seating available in the food court.
I really love this restaurant! As a sushi place located in a food court, the quality is impressively good. Although it has seen a noticeable decline over the past year, it still stands out as a reliable option for the price. Service: Dine-in, Meal type: Lunch, Price per person: $20–30.
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I've visited this place several times, and I finally decided to try the negitoro hand roll. It’s fantastic! Without a doubt, this is the best casual sushi spot in the area. The fish is always fresh, and you’ll feel encouraged to explore the more complex and elaborate menu items.
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