Great service. The fish is fresh and good portions. The vegetable tempura was crispy and plenty…read more The restaurant is clean and bright. One of my favorite places.

I enjoy trying new sushi spots and Sushi on Oracle is definitely a good one! We ordered the Yaki…read moreSoba noodles, Tornado Roll, California Roll, Philly Roll and Las Vegas Roll. Everything was delicious. The service was great. Our server was welcoming, attentive, and helpful throughout the meal. The restaurant offers both sushi bar seating and regular tables, so you can choose the dining experience you prefer. I'd definitely recommend checking this place out if you're a sushi fan!

I would give this place 10 stars if I could! They have three main vegan sushi rolls. The death free…read morefoodie is my absolute favorite!!!! everything is always so good here. Get a side of fresh steamed edamame while you wait. The owner is an absolute delight. I love her so much. Just a wonderful human. It is within the American eats food court. Lots of seating. Including bar area. There is also outdoor seating.

Leaving Tucson on the way back to Phoenix and wanted to get a quick bite. We looked for sushi and…read morefound Samuri Sombrero, a start up sushi spot in a food court in central Tucson. This was not what we expected but the staff was friendly and 1/2 patrons at the food hall were eating sushi. The stalls have big energy today and lots of patrons are searching for a seat. Why not give them a chance? The menu is fairly varied for a small pop-up with traditional and deep fried sushi rolls. The female wait staff is handing out egg drop soup samples to everyone, ever those eating pizza and gyros. Looking around, these rolls are huge. We chose the Sonoran roll with shrimp tempora, spicy tuna, spicy crab topped with seared salmon and yuzu sauce. This roll was flavorful and spicy. Another roll was the Samurai with shrimp tempora, cream cheese, avacado wrapped in soy paper deep fried and covered with spicy crab / shrimp mix baked in a spicy aioli and eel sauce. This was our favorite roll with a pop in the tempora shrimp and an uncious taste coupled with a bite. Our third and final roll was the heart attack. Another spicy roll with shrimp tempora, avacado, cream cheese topped with jalepeno, spicy crab and chef sauce. Again, another good roll and a ton of food. This food mall is in an unassuming neighborhood with a smiling server who is hustling like crazy. The sushi was good, unique and tasty. It was a huge amount of food. Give this hard working staff and chance, she is enthusiastic and working hard. To the staff at Samurai Sombrero who are working hard and obviously, not a trained sushi chef. To the public, take a chance, give Samurai Sombrero a try and judge for yourself.

Really good Sushi in Tucson. We liked the drinks and atmosphere. We ordered à la carte sushi and it…read morewas reasonable.

We got 3 high chairs and all 3 were very sticky and dirty. We left them out for her to clean and…read morethe waitress literally told us to put them back. I told her they needed to be cleaned before putting them back. She started making a scene and telling all the other customers around we were rude and got all the high chairs out and didn't put them back. I asked her to stop being rude and watch her attitude. She responded if you don't like it, you can leave. So we left. So disappointed, as we were regulars there and ate at that place at least once or twice a week. Never returning to that place for as long as that waitress works there.

I wanted to update my review after several years and several great meals at Obon. They have really…read moreupped their game these last couple of years (I'm guessing thanks to their new head chef). In my prior review, I complained about a lack of consistency in their meals. Not anymore! I can happily say that my meals have been consistently good. They've updated their menu many times since my last review - this is for the better. While they still have some of their classics like their ramen (the vegan ramen is actually delicious and with umami flavor), they've added other fun things like the braised short rib donburi. (Which they recently had a special where the donburi was made with udon noodles instead of rice - please make this a permanent menu item!!) I love their yuzu yellowtail sashimi dish. To be honest, I would argue Obon has some of the best sushi in Tucson. Their cocktails have also gotten much better. Before, I felt like many of them were pretty strange creations. Now, their drinks are still unique but thoughtfully made - not full of sugars, candy, etc. I look forward to having a cocktail at Obon now. The interior/exterior of the restaurant has not changed; I do not mind this. The ambiance has always felt right. If there was one minor thing I'd change, it would be so that when you sit at the sushi bar, you could actually see the sushi being made (it's hard to explain the seating at the bar but basically the view of the sushi chefs at work is sorta blocked by the unused sushi itself). But this is incredibly minor and not at all an issue causing a lesser rating. As you can see, I have come to really love Obon. I come here semi-regularly, both on dates and with friends, so I felt it was only just to update my previous critiques. If it's been a while since you last tried Obon, definitely give it another go. They are doing some good work here, clearly listening to customers and making improvements.

We made reservations and were seated promptly. We opted for indoor seating. It's really nice…read moreinside. Nice dim lighting. Our server was friendly and gave us time to look over the menu. We began with ordering edemame and yellow tail nigiri to start. It was from the happy hour menu which was a great start to our meal. I also got their cocktail of the day, which was pretty refreshing. Keep in mind that HH is good until 6pm. We also ordered salmon roll, teriyaki noodles with either white rice and 2 buns to share. It was good enough for two people. Overall, food tasted great. Very fresh.

Came here for a small working/weekday lunch. The restaurant was 3/4 full and staff was on top of…read morethings. I opted for the #3 lunch special (3 pieces of sushi and a roll + miso soup) for $14. All reasonable, given that it's sushi, but I'll be honest, this still-growing-boy needed a bit more after that! The sushi itself was "ok" but the hand roll was terrific. Staff was attentive to all entrees and drinks (refilling my friend's diet coke 3 times!) and had zero problem with doing 4 separate checks too. Venue is simple and leans towards a subdued Asian-typical theme. Parking is easy and free in the shared strip-mall lot.

We have ordered from Sushi Cho for years on special occasions…read more They always have the most fresh sashimi and delicious Hamachi Kama in town. We ordered on Sat. Feb 7 for two Hamachi Kamas ($16/each) and one Chirashi ($30) to go. These Kamas came with salad, miso soup, rice and half orange. Well salted and peppered to perfection. Chirashi was similar with abandon of fresh sashimis and rice. (see photos below) Their sushi boat ($59) is always a delightful feast for multiple people. Their servers are very friendly and attentive to all customers too. I highly recommend this restaurant to all sushi lovers. (Other Note: Ordered same dishes from Kazoku sushi on Feb 3rd because Sushi Cho was closed. Their Hamachi kamas were much smaller, charred, no garnishes and more expensive ($18). Their Chirashi ($35) sashimis are very fresh too, but not as much and not as many kinds as Sushi Cho.)

Sushi Cortaro is one of our family's favorite spots. The food is always fresh, the service is…read morefriendly, and we've had consistently good experiences every time we've gone. As a family that needs gluten-free options, we appreciate that there are menu choices that work for us without feeling limited. Everything we've tried has been delicious, and it's one of those places we keep coming back to because we know we'll leave happy. Definitely recommend if you're looking for great sushi on the northwest side of town.

Still the go-to…read more Brought a couple of SoCal friends here for dinner. That's saying something because I wouldn't have brought my living-by-the-beach friends here if I didn't think it was good enough. Tried the New Mexico Roll (guessing yellow tail, tempura shrimp...that's all I can remember), the tempura soft shell crab. Had yellow tail and salmon sashimi, halibut nigiri, and a spicy tuna hand roll. All tasted fresh, washed down with hot sake and Sapporo. Love that the food comes on a boat. Used to be a special thing at a lot of other sushi places but here you get the boat with a little dry ice flair. Tried the tempura banana and matcha ice cream for dessert. Totally recommend both. Great service as usual and worth every now-defunct penny.

Pork egg rolls are the best. General Tao Chicken also fabulous. Shrimp Teppenyaki was the bomb…read more I don't recommend the fried rice (it was brown as if too much soy.) Went back for pork egg rolls twice (carry out) . Yum. Great service.

This is basically the only dim sum restaurant in town. They do not have the push carts so the food…read moreis steamed/ cooked to order. The dishes came out hot and so was the tea. Service was great and friendly. They offer take out or dine in service. There's plenty of parking.

The ambiance is interesting. It's reminiscent of a cafeteria. Very loud 80s music was playing,…read morewhich actually was pleasant for me, but I can't speak for everyone. The service was prompt and friendly. The food and the reason for the 3 stars. I'm not a fan of mulched tuna in rolls. Why on earth would a sushi chef destroy perfectly good fish - unless he's trying to hide something. Also, the vegetable and Mexican rolls were way too big and unwieldy to eat. It wasn't horrible, but I probably won't be back. Especially with nearly a dozen places on Speedway alone. There isn't much room for mediocrity.

You're able to order your sushi on a paper. The restaurant was very cold, which was nice since it…read morewas hot outside. Servers were funny and personable. We got the tempura combo and the hamachi kama for appetizers. The hamachi kama takes a while, so if you want it on time, order if right when you get there.