I don't usually complain but this is the most disappointing sushi I've ever had. There was barely anything inside the rolls and they were mostly rice and flavorless. This is coming from a former sushi chef. The shumai was fine.Hopefully it isn't normally like this and it will be better if I try it again.
Hands down the best sushi I’ve ever had.If I lived closer I’d eat here at least 2/3 times a week.The staff is so sweet, helpful, and super nice!!!The sauces, noodles, rice, sashimi, and authenticity that is involved in making everything so delicious is mind blowing!!Everyone needs to eat here at least once!!!
Not worth going here. I ordered tempura udon, shumai, rainbow poke and others. The worst part was Tempura. I think the batter was going bad. Tempura tasted sour and bitter. After the first bite, I didn't eat any tempura. It was not even close to Japanese authentic tempura.I try not to leave bad comments but here I don't understand how it got so famous.Not worth it.
The sushi is sooo good! Very intimate. A great spot to be in and out quickly. You won’t be disappointed!
Absolutely love these guys. kind, fast, delicious. It's our favorite daddy/daughter lunch date.
My favorite sushi place in STL! We try to come here every week. Prices are good and sushi is even better!
My favorite go-to spot for some of the best sushi in st Louis I highly recommend the fried Philly roll, spicy tuna and spicy yellowtail
Awesome food. Superb sushi. Great hibachi. Good service too. 10/10 recommend
Loved the flavors, service. Good for the price. I ordered vegetable roll, Avocado Nigiri, tofu inari, drunken fried noodle, tofu kimchi fried rice, tempura cheese cake, tom yum kha noodle soup.Very well made. My Friend and I went there twice on the same day. Menu has very good options for vegetarians as well. The chef was accommodating to replace meat with tofu in most of the things we ordered.
Funny place. They claim to be Thai but there are no Thai people involved in this restaurant, and the staff working there are not familiar with Thai food. The place is disorganized. The menus are not helpful. For the sushi, they list the types but do not include any photographs, and again, the staff are not able to help much. To play it safe and test the waters, we decided to just order a few small things. Result: Pad Thai was drowning in sauce. Pad Thai should be a relatively dry dish. I actually thought it was Som Tum when it arrived. Apart from that, the taste was surprisingly OK, but it was not served with chilies, peanuts, sugar and fish sauce, as it should be. The Sushi, on the other hand, was a bit dry/hard. We had to really soak it in sauce in order to make it softer. Unfortunately it was not good at all. I liked the relaxed nature of the staff working there. I think it's not their fault that they aren't more familiar with things. It appears the owner is not actively involved in this location since they have another location.