Village Inn

Tuesday evening and we needed reservations for 4. Sushi was really quite good. It's made on site. We speak English. That presented an issue with our waitress. She smiled a lot and was kind but......some how many of our requests were lost in transition like two waters, no ice and a lime. Ehhh, not the most important direction of the night.

Finally found the place for sushi in the Salt Lake region. My wife and I are sushi snobs (sorry) and its been a tough road finding decent, fresh fish here in the past. To my amazement, I stumbled across Ohana's one evening and boy am I glad I did. They were out of Ikura two evenings in a row which is one of the Nigiri I like to use as a benchmark for freshness but it was obvious that everything else was 100% fresh and my search was finally over. I had been in this area many times over the years and probably drove right past here on multiple occasions. I was looking for a quick bite between meetings and on my walk to the local Italian restaurant, stumbled across Ohana's. Service was outstanding, sushi was fresh and light. They even made a Kani salad for me even though it wasn't on their menu. Thanks again guys!

We visited here last night for the first time. All the tables were full so it was good sign. We had a lot of different items from the menu. The sushi was good, the only complaint would be the rolls with tempura shrimp. The shrimped felt as if they had been pre cooked hours in advance and were tough. The rest of the meal and service was very good. This is a place I could see us visiting often.

Sorry forgot the take a photo before eating it… Hopefully you take that as it was too good to wait for, Which it was. The atmosphere was cozy, quiet and very relaxing. Somewhere you’d like to just sit for a while and enjoy your company and some great food. This is the only sushi I’ll get in Ogden now.