“they use great quality fish. Premium is my favorite and I think a great deal.”
H3
9.1/10Japanese
AI-generated summary
The is the whole draw, about $53 at dinner and $38 at lunch, and they don't take tips. People say the quality is better than the price suggests, though the pieces run small. It moves fast, so don't plan on a long dinner. A few regulars say it's been inconsistent lately.
“they use great quality fish. Premium is my favorite and I think a great deal.”
H3
“I personally love Sushi W, I go there all the time.”
H3
“the quality of fish was just too cheap to be called omakase. The temperature of rice was too warm, tuna didn’t taste like anything like tuna (even akami was underwhelming)”
H3
“Sushi W on the West side, all in w tip included under 100 and as good as much more $$$ ones.”
H2
“The only place I consistently go to now is Sushi W. Great quality fish, kind staff, very reasonably priced and no tip.”
H2
“Had a good experience and was very close to 50 a person if I remember correctly”
H2
“Sushi W has a lovely well priced deluxe omakase.”
H2
“Definitely a great rec for someone new to sushi! Affordable and delicious”
H2
“More standard nigiris, theres Takumi (Its BYOB too) and Sushi W.”
H2
“Sushi W’s omakase is incredible value imo.”
H2
“I've only done the $38 lunch and am not a huge sushi person/haven't done many more expensive options, but I think it's great!”
H2
“I consider myself a sushi snob and it was good for 15 courses or whatever.”
H2