SuChine

Fast-​casual sushi even for non-​sushi types. COOL CREATIVE ROLLS. THAT TASTE GOOD. Too bad they kept it sorta secret.
Sounds like they are closing down this cool little experiment (at least the storefront) and consolidating the sushi options with IndoChine next door (owners are same) although they will still hold their classes in the former SuChine space. Both my experiences have been great. Yellow Monk’s Roll and Nutty Chicks both delicious – neither contain fish. In fact, Nutty Chicks contains chicken. Basically it’s like a chicken spring roll with peanut sauce in sushi form. AHHHHH the inbred clucking fusion!
Smooth Operator Roll is also good. They have this create-​your-​own– roll option thing going, but the pre-​created menu stuff looked great so I just went with those, saved energy and was fulfilled.

I was surprised to walk in and see a table full of business cards. There were only three tables inside and they blocked the entrance to the outside patio seating. Being right next to the hallway inside the Parker Station, we had to deal with the constant noise coming from loud kids and just the bustle of activity from Indochine.
Ordering was smooth and the two gentlemen behind the counter seemed nice, but they spent more time joking with each other than serving us. They ignored us for pretty much the first five minutes of my family being there, and then never repeated the order back. When we finally received our food almost half an hour later after ordering, I was really disappointed at the small portions. The fish that we received was so thin and it barely covered the top of the rolls. Some of them had good flavor, but overall I was so disappointed that it didn’t live up to expectations. Not only that, there were GLOBS of wasabi everywhere in the togo containers! It was all over the ginger and some of the rolls. The sloppy presentation resulted in some nasty bites.
The miso soup was lukewarm and it tasted like some lime or something sour was put in there! There’s definitely better sushi restaurants worth visiting around the Parker area like Yutaka or Kimono. Even the sushi I’ve had at King Soopers was waaaay better than the stuff here. Very disappointed, won’t be returning.

I went here today for lunch for the first time based on the Unilocal reviews. There were only 2 employees there, and they seemed pretty busy. It took at least 5 minutes for them to acknowledge I was there. More employees are needed for all their orders coming in. I definitely recommend the Pacific Coast roll.

I am not a seafood guy… really don’t like it. However, I LOVE SuChine! They have several rolls that are NOT seafood. My favorite is the «Nutty Chick» which is tempura chicken with a peanut sauce. I also really like the «Man Roll» which is a steak roll.
They make it fresh in front of you and are really nice people. I highly recommend them for fresh sushi.

Can’t say enough wonderful about this place!!! I love the «Subway» style set up where I can pick my wrap, rice, protein, fillings and toppings. A wonderful alternative to your low end grocery store sushi and the high end sushi restaurants. I’ve been a weekly customer since I discovered this place last month.

If you like sushi, and you want something fast that you didn’t buy at the «pre-​made» counter at the local super market, Suchine is for you. They have a nice list of regular rolls, but don’t stop there. You can customize your order! They don’t have much in the way of seating inside, so if it is the middle of winter, you will want to get your order to go. If it is a nice day, you can eat at one of the little tables in the courtyard.
Suchine is located at the back of the Parker Station office building, and cannot be seen from Mainstreet. Park in the large parking lot behind Parker Station, and it is on the first floor, near the hallway entrance.

Absolutely amazing. You can make your own sushi and it tastes great. The service is great and the whole atmosphere is absolutely fabulous.

We were already a fan of Indochine and this restaurant is owned and operated by the same people. Yume & Jeff. It’s wonderful and if you have any food allergies what so ever they can accommodate you. you pick the wrap the fish, the veggies, the sauce whatever you want. vegan, paleo, gluten free. they can build you a custom sushi role. This is mostly a to-​go type spot unless the weather is nice in which case you can sit outside on the patio.
There are also some rolls for men like my husband who don’t «Do» sushi. She has the «Man Roll» which has beef and mushroom and the «Nutty Chick» which is tempura chicken with a sweet peanut sauce. One of her sushi chefs created the «South Western» Roll which has avocado and a Jalapeño on top. Check it out.