Sushi Sushi Japanese Restaurant

Excellent quality sushi. Considering my husband hates most seafood and was literally chopsticks deep in sashimi tells you something.
The restaurant is fairly small but will seat about 50. The host and sushi chefs there knew the people we came with and were so friendly and accommodating considering we were a large group with no reservation.
The menu is huge and there was quite an assortment of sushi, sashimi, maki, and ramen/​udon dishes to choose from. We stuck to the sushi, sashimi and maki rolls although one person had the teriyaki niku ramen and it was fairly tasty.
The sashimi was so fresh and melt in your mouth buttery, there were a few pieces in the salmon sushi (the ones with rice) that were a bit chewy but otherwise fine and much better than other places. Plus the fact the the portions of the sashimi were quite large was impressive, and the quality was top notch. We had the tuna and salmon sashimi and both were fantastic.
We opted for the following: Sushi Sushi house special roll and it was really really good, like I went back the same week and had it for lunch, good. We also had ordered cali rolls for the kids and they devoured them along with, the jumbo dragon roll, saki and muguro rolls, unagi roll, spicy tuna and something else with tempura yam that I don’t remember roll, but was quite delicious.
I would definitely come back here, the place is a hidden gem in the NW and literally within 10 minutes from home. The price is reasonable and on Mondays they offer a slight discount on some items. $ 180 for 8 people and we couldn’t finish the last two dishes.
4.5 stars from me.

I visited this restaurant with a few friends, late afternoon on a Friday. We were told that we would only be able to order sushi, as there was only one employee there at the time. We decided to just go with it, as we were really only craving some rolls.
The man who served our food was very nice. In fact when we were ordering, he kindly informed us when he thought we ordered too many rolls, and at the end of our meal, we were all quite satisfied, so his input was appreciated.
Overall, the food was pretty good and the prices were quite reasonable as well. We will definitely be coming back to this restaurant for sushi in the future!

I have been here in the past and it was good so I stopped in tonight. Unfortunatley I was told at the door that the wait for sushi would be an hour!!! I contemplated while she checked with the sushi chef and was then told 2 hours!!! Unreal. I asked her what about these people in here, are they having to wait an hour for thier food? She said they already ordered? Ok so what does that matter the chef still needs to make thier sushi.
I understand they have a sushi special on where $ 1.25 per piece which is great but if your chef can’t keep up with the orders then what is the point if itcauses you to loose potential customers. I was told if I wanted hot food that it would be quicker… she suggested I try tomorrow night. I’m sorry but I can’t say I’ll be back again after this I’d rather drive to Kinjo and pay a bit more and know I don’t have to fill up on green tea for 2 hours waiting for sushi.

Good food. Fish is fresh. I love the thick cut on sashimi. Very reasonably price. My only complaints are the miso soup is too salty and salad that came with teriyaki beef and rice is only consisted of lettuce. Otherwise atmosphere is good, service is nice. This is my current go to sushi place.

Great space, good sushi!
This restaurant is a little difficult to find among the other strip mall businesses, but once you find it you’ll be pleasantly surprised. It’s well designed and spacious — a big plus in my books!
I was here with my family on a Tuesday, which, luckily for us, is $ 1.25/pc sushi! Couldn’t turn down such an awesome offer and helped ourselves to salmon, special scallop, tamago, conch, and a few others. It’s definitely worth it, and even more so at the special price! Salmon was ultra fresh, and same for the scallop.
Tempura was done very well, light and crispy and the shrimp was nice and tender though fully cooked. We also ordered the tempura pumpkin, which was nicely battered and wasn’t greasy. The best part was that the dipping sauce was flavoured with some chopped ginger — nice touch!
I am also huge on service, so gave a four star review based on our lovely servers who were quick, friendly, and very attentive!

Great food! Love the deep fried baby octopus and tentacles! Love their new ramen. Great atmosphere. Great service.

Restaurant is very clean and well decorated. Very modern feel.
Waitress was prompt and courteous.
The food was just okay to me. Not terrible but not a ton of flavour either.
There’s lots to choose from on the menu. I will definitely go back to give it another try.

Craving for some japanese food.
Thought we would hit up somewhere close. Was also hoping I would find a chirashi don here. Nope. Not the greatest impression when I walk in and it’s a Chinese chef wearing a baseball cap behind the sushi bar… With a young child digging around the service station.
Anywhos… Got sat in a wonderful corner table. Where I was able to watch other people pick at the food. We opted for some some safe choices. We got the assorted sashimi platter, Teriyaki tori Don, salmon with spicy sauce roll and two salmon nigiri.
The entrées both came with soup and salad. If you’re in the mood for super salty miso soup and watery cut up lettuce then this is the place to come.
The salad was seriously just lettuce with a touch of japanese dressing. With each bite there was a flood of water that came from between the leaves; at least I know my food was washed. There was an inch of water at the bottom of my salad bowl: D
The entrées were presented beautifully. There was so much garnish on the sashimi platter! I coulda totally brought it home to make myself a daikon salad. I feel they have a strange obsession with radishes here… I didn’t touch them though. A few of my sashimi pieces were a chewy mess… Much too tough to finish. The cuts of fish were a good size and quite thick cut.
The teriyaki tori don was… Meh. The rice was classic Chinese rice, it was accompanied by some hard broccoli and pickled carrot slices. The chicken it self was more soy based than sweet.
I died a bit eating the spicy salmon roll… The rice was quite squishy and they were a bit heavy handed on the Tabasco. The rice to salmon ratio for the nigiri threw me off… It still confuses me.
All the food did smell good and look good though… The server was very pleasant and service was super fast. Probably not coming back unless there is a big improvement in the future…

The service wasn’t the greatest, the waitress didn’t ask how everything was, messed up our orders & the bills and the sushi was dry and not very flavourful. It wasn’t busy but it took a very long time to receive our food.
They also didn’t have a lot of the sushi things I usually order at any other sushi restaurant but oh well. I wouldn’t go here again.

We first went to this restaurant shortly after it opened and today (a few months later) was our second visit. Our impression of the restaurant on our first visit was good. The waiting staff were friendly and accommodating. The cooked food was good and sushi/​sashimi fish were fresh. This place really hasn’t done a lot of advertising, at least not from what I can see. The result is that this restaurant is not very busy. I believe we were only one of three occupied tables during our second visit. On our second visit, we ordered some sashimi and sushi. Again, the raw fish were all very fresh. The sushi rice on the nigiri was of the right size and have good consistency/​texture and tasted okay (though not exceptional). The waiting staff were again very friendly during our visit and checked on us regularly to make sure we were looked after.