“just yummy and fresh fish, and don’t insult me with warm mushy rice. I like the fast seatings, counter, the set options, and no magician tricks like flames or smoke”
H3
8.4/10Japanese
AI-generated summary
This is the cheap people recommend, with around $3 a piece and sets in the $30s and $40s. Walk in only, no reservations, and a Friday night wait can run two hours. The repeated complaint is too many repeat pieces and small ones. Lunch is much quieter.
“just yummy and fresh fish, and don’t insult me with warm mushy rice. I like the fast seatings, counter, the set options, and no magician tricks like flames or smoke”
H3
“it was delicious and surprisingly good quality for what it was.”
H3
“I had a good experience! The quality for the price was worth it.”
H3
“i think its great value sushi tbh. i dont know anywhere that is selling nigiri of that quality at ~$3/piece.”
H2
“Super fresh but pieces were small and there are far too many repeats and not stand out pieces. Not bad but just meh.”
H2
“overall not a fan. i also wouldn't call this edo style which is their main selling point. overall not a bad spot per se, but i wont be going back”
H2
“We order a la carte from here because we like specific cuts.”
H2
“Try sendo, such good quality for the price.”
H2
“Sendo for sushi.”
H2
“The fish quality was fine actually pretty good. But you’re 100% right on the repeat pieces.”
H2
“Sendo is on another level at the same price.”
H2
“Tiny amazing quality fish in a second story apartment vibe with some of the most reasonable prices I’ve ever seen”
H2