Go To Sushi

The place is small. Nothing fancy. The sushi was terrible. I order cooked tuna rolls and it look and tasted like it was taken from a can. I also order Japanese curry. The curry was not impressive. I would not return.

Its a cute simple restaurant. I was in and out in a couple of minutes. I ordered the combination plate Which included 8pc cali roll 2pc tuna 2piece salmon. The pieces are huuuge! (THATS A GOOD THING) and a tuna hand roll Big pieces as well. It was delicioso. And i got the sauces at no extra charge. The staff were quick and very nice. They didnt rush me or give me attitude at all when i was undecided on what to order. I ordered my sushi to go and the cashier brought me my meal to the table wrapped up very nice and tight. I will be a regular here!

One of the most delicious, quick, friendly services I have had. I have only had delivery from here and the Sushi is great. The HD 10 is tender chick and the rice is perfect. The RS13 and the RS5 have really great taste and if it was imitation anything you would be able to tell. The shrimp was fired perfectly and still crispy upon arrival. I would definitely recommend this place.

We order from here regularly. Always very polite, fast, and consistent. They even remember what sauces i like and put them in when i forget to tell them. A+++

I hope the owners see this and understand that while I appreciate and support small business the product they sell here is unacceptable. Owner is very nice and attentive (the reason for 2 stars) but the sushi is disgusting and just shows they put no effort. I’ve eaten here twice now and it’s been the same presentation and low quality. Sushi rolls are mostly rice and scallions. The rolls are seriously bigger than your whole mouth and are impossible to eat in one bite, no flavor present, and it honestly doesn’t smell fresh. Customers are paying for this! Please do not do this to people anymore.

Imagine Martin Lawrence saying, «She aight.» over and over again. That’s how I felt about this joint and its sushi.
I wasn’t aware that they used be Hiro’s, which is a place I order from religiously on the beach for lunch. However, when they removed the Hiro name they most certainly took the quality and price along with them. The sushi was below average, small in size, and there was barely any fish in my rolls.
I went to pick up my order so I can’t comment on their delivery. The place itself is tiny and just didn’t seem very appealing. I did appreciate that they had a donation can for an animal rescue group, so that won my heart over a bit.
Would I give them a second chance? Yeah, I would but I don’t have high expectations.

The sushi was terrible.
The shrimp tempura was all rice and the ingredients did not taste fresh.
The tuna salad roll was tuna from a can and it was beyond dry. They had barely a dab of mayo.
The Caribbean roll was so big, it was the size of a fist. It had a slither of a piece of shrimp and the rest was rice and a chunk of avocado

The greenest green tea I’ve ever had in my life. The miso soup so was delicious. we ordered a party platter cause we couldn’t decide lol

Nothing fancy, but good sushi and not too expensive. I don’t put a five star because there is fat better place, but far more expensive. I order there almost once every week, almost always the same thing, but i’ve never been disappointed. Plus they deliver really fast, and that counts when you are hungry :)

Absolutely disappointed by this place. After reading all the good reviews I decided to satisfy my growing craving for Asian food on a Friday night by ordering 2 sushi rolls and a teriyaki bowl from this place. Horrible! I spent 26 $ on the grossest meal I’ve had in my life. The teriyaki bowl had like 2 table spoons of rice, the teriyaki shrimp seems straight out of a can, the JB tempura roll had the most discussing salmon (frozen + old + pure fat) and to top the night off the dragon roll was practically almost all rice and cream cheese. This was horrible and if I could get my money back I would. Disgusting

A small little sushi place with good prices. Me and my wife went here after training at Steel Gym for a post workout mea. The food was good and fresh! Prices are good but don’t expect a wow experience, it is what it is. Well worth the money if you’re in the neighborhood and want a quick bite!

I like their Spider roll and Gyoza that are so fresh. They cook so quick, I don’t have to wait too long. People are friendly and Sushi is very reasonable.

Super sweet staff, on point food for the price and a killer ginger dressing ;)
This is a regular for me!

I adore this place. The food is consistently good, and after regularly eating there I’ve become friends with Kouki, the owner.
It’s genuine Japanese food. It’s always really good, and the price is really reasonable.
I wish I didn’t have to leave it behind when I moved away from the area — Go to is the only thing I miss.
If you’re thinking of eating here, do it! You won’t regret it.

A small restaurant but tasty food and affordable prices. The staff is great, very accommodating and even though they charge for extra sauce. I got an eel sauce for free ;)
We tried the California roll, the steamed shrimp shumai, the shrimp tempura roll and another roll that comes with plantain. All of them were good and def a good choice. Will I be back? U bet I will.

I’ve been coming to Go To Sushi for the longest time, since it’s located in my way home. Super affordable, and good. I usually order the tofu steak (super yum!), veggie rolls and/​or miso soup. All good and for less than $ 15.
I have also tried their seaweed salad, and never disappoints. The veggie goysa, preferably steam, its a favorite too.

Searched for sushi places in my area on Unilocal on a Saturday night and found this gem! All I wanted was a quick dinner to pick up and ordered 4 rolls that were not too fancy.
I ordered the jb roll, the dragon roll, a roll with 3 types of raw fish — tuna, salmon, and another that tasted like crab meat and mayo. 4^th roll was the salmon tempura.
Each roll was amazing and tasted super fresh! Huge portions and each ingredient tasted freshly made.
Trust this place at around 8 on a Saturday night! Wow! I can’t wait to try the remainder of their menu. They also offer nice entrees. Will try them later! So happy for this place. Oh and affordable! Every roll was less than 10! You cannot beat that.

Waited over 30 minutes for my order, when I got it I was disappointed. The JB tempura roll isnt as good as it used to be. Not nearly as many scallions. I felt my meal may have been rushed.
The fried shumai was on point though. I will go back because this spot is just awesome. However I am just upset that my fave roll didnt taste the way it usually does.

I just absolutely love this little hole in the wall sushi joint and this is why I keep coming back. The sushi is fantastic, priced extremely reasonably, and the staff is very friendly and personable. This is my «go to» sushi place when I just don’t want to cook and/​or I am very pressed for time and I am craving something healthy, quick, and tasty. I love the causal atmosphere and how I can show up in sweatpants and no makeup. No pressure to impress here, seating is limited to about 16 people. This is hands down my favorite little mom and pop comfort sushi spot.
Typically, I go for one of the sushi combos/​platters because it is everything you would want together in one order (a place that doesn’t try to complicate things!). I love the P1, its great for two people because they literally give you exactly two of everything as far as a la carte sushi and then you also get an 8 piece California roll and an 8 piece tempura JB roll, what more could you ask for? Priced at $ 29.95, it’s a bargain!
They also have mochi for dessert (my fave) and they sell authentic iced oolong and green tea.
The parking is right in front and it is very easy to be in and out of here in 20 minutes or less for dining in. I just can’t say enough great things about this place!

This is a tiny hole in the wall sushi joint, dress code is beyond casual. The restaurant is really simple no frills no thrills. It has about 3 tables and a small counter where about 2 people could fit. There’s also 2 small tables outside. The tables have plastic coverings and they only give paper plates, paper cups, and plastic utensils.
We got their pork gyoza pan fried $ 4 which came with a vinegar based sauced, the dish was ok. All their appetizers are very inexpensive and they have a good variety from hot to cold dishes.
We ordered a caterpillar roll $ 8.75 this had eel, crab, cream cheese, avocado, masago, and sesame. We also got a dragon roll $ 7.75 (this was my favorite out of the two rolls) that had fried shrimp, cream cheese, and avocado this came with eel sauce on the side. Both rolls were good and tasted fresh.
We also tried their udon soup $ 8.75 and we added beef. The beef and the noodles come in a small bowl and the broth was brought separate in a cup. I enjoyed the soup but it was just a bit salty.
Overall this place is very inexpensive sushi restaurant. This is not the best sushi you will ever have but for the price the food is good. The service could be better. Our table was dirty when we sat down even though there was no one in the restaurant. We learned from another patron that they have a frequent diner program but no one in the restaurant ever told is about it. Also the girl behind the counter was less then friendly she also almost gave me a heart attack when I was using the restroom and she was pounding on the door like there was a zombie apocalypse happening outside only to find out she wanted to get in to clean it… its called be courteous and wait for your customer to finish. After dining in I realized this is best as a takeout place.