Sushi Cafe

I ordered take-out from Sushi Cafe tonight. My regular sushi restaurant wasn't accepting takeout orders, and I was really craving sushi. They have a lot of outdoor seating and the layout inside is nice. There are booths with curtains, which would be perfect for a nice quiet intimate meal. I found the prices to be very affordable. I enjoyed their rolls, and the Korean Ramen. The poke bowl was good, but not as great as the poke bowl I usually get from my favorite restaurant. Overall I was very happy with my meal and will definitely try out this place again, hopefully dine-in next time. 🍣

Sushi Cafe is a weekly dinner for my family at this point. Between their absurdly reasonable prices (for sushi especially), warm customer service, and snappy turnaround, it makes it an easy fallback for when I don’t want to cook. Our normal sushi rolls are the Hot Lady and XXX rolls, but we haven’t had one that we didn’t like so far. I have also tried their takoyaki (a favorite of my son’s), and their tonkotsu. It definitely isn’t the exact same as going to JINYA or Hajime/Ramen Bar, but it is more than passable and competes with the Lifting Noodle down the road for a mere $10 as of this review. While it won’t make or break anyone’s decision to visit, the ginger dressing on the salad is excellent and fresh. My major concern when I first visited was the prices being suspiciously low, but I guess it is a product of the area or their margins, because it certainly doesn’t seem to reflect in the quality. This place is definitely worth a try, and, for me, that try became a regular rotation.