I Love Sushi

Second time coming to eat. Little slow with service from the kitchen but serving staff are great. There was a huge birthday party today, so couldn't blame them for the wait. One kid had the beef teriyaki bowl which was so big for him that he had to bring home leftovers. My sushi/sashimi combo #6 was an awesome deal (I didn't enjoy the sunomono so left that, but salad, salmon oshi, sashimi, and chicken karage were fabulous), and had enough to share with my other kid who was waiting a while for his food. We all left so full though!

Our top choice now when going bowling next door. Oh, and their soy sauce is already low sodium because it's made in-house.

Cant go wrong with this sushi place. Their spicy salmon roll is absolutely amazing. The yakisoba bowl is always fresh and fulfilling

I got food poisoning from eating there last night. The sushi was warm like it had been sitting out for too long.
Horrible experience.

Near Silver City, at a strip mall is a sushi place called I Love Sushi. As a sushi lover, this is a must try once for me. It is not wow sushi. It is driving distance from my work place. I came here and got a sushi combo with tax for $15.24. It is pricy for what you get.
The sushi combo came with:
-Miso Soup
-California rolls (8 pieces)
-Tempura (3 pieces)
-Spring roll (1 piece) and gyozas (2 pieces)
-Nigiri susi (5 pieces)
-Salad

This is a Korean Japanese restaurant. I have had better Japanese food. There are plenty of parking outside. The restaurant itself is super small. Due to Covid, they are only doing take out.

Tried this spot because they showed up at the top of the delivery app page for Sushi so thought why not!

Overall, it was a decent delivery meal. We got some hot items like tempura and agedashi tofu, which were still warm and crispy when they arrived. We've gotten a lot of delivery tempuras and have to say, their batter kept really well and was not soggy at all.

It was nice to see that they offer aburi and oishi on the menu. The toro oishi is also topped with garlic chips which added a nice flavor and crunch; their oishi doesn't melt as much as some of the other spots in the city but perhaps travelling might've also contributed to it.

The unagi don was reasonable priced and has the best takeout presentation I've seen so far. The don is topped with beet threads and spinach. The rice portion isn't overly large and seems manageable.

Although this was a take out order, I really appreciate the time and effort the staff took to gather the order together to make sure that the delivery was smooth. There were two bags for the order and the boxes for the hot items were neatly labelled with a sticker so you'd know what was inside without having to open the box!

I've been here a few times before and during covid times and I'm so glad they kept the Mountain Roll all these years!! Its basically a baked california roll with a bunch of sauce and I like adding the chopped scallop option on top. This is the only place I really know of that has this kind of baked sushi with this particular topping and sauce. I'm sure their other menu items are delicious too, but I make the trip here for their Mountain Roll!

This place is really fusion, serving a mix of Japanese sushi and Western dishes like fish and chips. I guess this will be a good place for meals if you have a group of people who want both Japanese food and tacos/hamburger?

We ordered some rolls - Belly King (negitoro with salmon and pesto and garlic chips), aburi salmon oshi and the simple salmon avocado. They were nice. Fresh fish and the rolls were not too big or small. The 3 rolls were a good portion to feed 2 semi-hungry adults. You may want more if you are really hungry. I appreciate that the rice to fish ratio is just right, not too carb heavy.

As there are so many better sushi places around, I think the food here is ok, not something I will dream about and want to come back soon.

If you are in the area, this is a good option to have food which is served pretty quick. You can definitely make it for the movie if you have at least 45 minutes to spare.

Amazing.

Sockeye salmon is the best I've had.
Hot night roll is a must.
A bit on the pricier side, but taste makes up for it

Was in an unfamiliar neighborhood out in Coquitlam, craving sushi. Yelp suggested this place 3 blocks away. I called in the order and went to pick it up.

Sushi looked nice enough; it was colorful and appeared appetizing. Unfortunately, two issues arose. The sushi was very warm. I'm guessing that it sat for a while, sandwiched between someone's hot teriyaki rice while waiting for me to pick it up. When I bit into a dynamite roll, the tempura prawn was all warm and soggy, lacking the expected crunch. Due to the warmth and moisture, the meal did not work for me. I'm guessing that it would have been a much better experience had I dined in instead of ordering to go.

If you're looking for expensive, bland Chinese sushi then this is your spot. I came here for a quick lunch with my 5 year old cuz we were in a hurry and our go-to MIKA is a little farther away.
Ultra salty miso soup devoid of seaweed and real tofu followed by tasteless poorly made sushi. Rice was hard and lacked the nice sweetness that sushi rice is supposed to have. The "chopped scallop" roll had barely any scallops and some generic cheap mayo, but lots of cucumber! Mmm. I also ordered yaki udon with chicken but ill spare you guys my review of that as it's essentially the same as the rest of my review. Honestly floored at how everything from the tea to the soup to the noodles just tasted super bleh. If you rate this place even remotely highly, def try out other sushi joints and taste for yourself. MIKA sushi up the street will always get my lunch business from now on.