Stopped in one night while visiting Utah because we didn't feel like cooking. The decor was…read moreadorable decked out for Valentine's Day! The lucky kitties with their waving paws were also very cute as well as the general restaurant decorum. The appetizers were top notch, the hot green tea was exceptional, and the sushi was such good quality fish and everything had very wonderful flavors. The plating and presentation was also stunning. Love this place! :)

I had the tonkotsu ramen with added bok choy delivered and it was delicious. The broth was…read moreflavorful and the pork was tender and juicy. The egg was perfectly medium-boiled. The team thoughtfully packed the separate elements and the broth arrived still hot. I'll definitely be keeping it in the rotation and recommending to friends.

I kept seeing the sign of the Tuesday night deal and said I need to try it one day…read more Great service, vibes, atmosphere, and food for the price. Had a sake bomb and edamame to start. A few rolls and some nigiri. The sweet potato roll was the tastiest one yet. Really loves the escolar, sea trout, and hamachi nigiri. Great eel sauce and spicy mayo! All in all, loved my experience and will be back. Pierce was a great server too.

I came in to get a couple of sushi rolls to go. There was no wait so I got my rolls quick. The…read moreemployees were nice. I would say this place is a hidden gem. I tried the spider roll and the Vegas rolls. They were both super tasty but the Vegas was my favorite. They also do great deals. I will be back next time I'm in the area.

Kayaki is a cute spot for sushi and drinks. I love tea, and was pleasantly surprised to find out…read morethey serve tea in this adorable kettle. The Vegas roll is delicious! While constructed unlike other Vegas rolls I've had, it was really good! We also had the gyoza as an appetizer and those were great. Service was friendly but they were a bit understaffed on the day I visited. Despite that, we didn't wait long to be seated or to get our food!

We love sushi and were excited to try this spot…read more I was very impressed with the inside. It's really clean and pretty, from the flooring to the lighting to the bathrooms. I feel like a nice bathroom is rare at a sushi restaurant. We were seated immediately, which is appreciated. We did come at 4:30 on a Saturday, which I think helped. Some of my random, less positive thoughts: There were no napkins, chopsticks, or ginger/wasabi on the table to start with. We have a three year old, so napkins are of vital importance. Every time we asked for napkins, we were given 4-5 cocktail napkins instead of real napkins. This ended up being even more inconvenient when our toddler spilled his miso soup on the table and floor, and we were mopping it up very inefficiently with what they had given us. A California roll being priced at $13 is a little much for us. Again with a toddler, we stick to the basics, and when the basics are pricy, it makes it hard for us to want to come back. They do have a kids' roll with avocado and cucumber--missing the only part my son cares about (crab). As a price conscious, inflation affected individual, I was put off by the least expensive rolls being $13, and most expensive being $17. I got the mango roll as it most closely matched my favorite roll at my favorite restaurant. I would not get it again. My husband got the "sex on the beach" roll and liked it but didn't have any outstanding remarks about it. The good news: - The service was great. Staff were friendly, attentive, and quick. - They handled our son's miso spill with grace. - They had a "sauce basket," which is super cool and unique. - Our coconut shrimp appetizer was AMAZING, as was the sauce that came with it. Seriously, so good. - The portion of noodles for my toddler was really generous for the price, which I appreciated. - I got salmon nigiri which was really good. (Note: if you get a 3 piece nigiri, you can only choose 1 fish.) - I appreciate how many appetizers they have at reasonable prices, and would like to come back just for those, honestly. - The wide variety is nice. I'd like to try sushi pizza sometime. And they have a lot of vegan options for those who are about that. - We had a coupon on the back of our Smith's receipt! If we come back, I think I'd try another roll or two (maybe the Caterpillar, Vegas, Geisha, or Rainbow) but would mainly focus on appetizers and small plates. I think this spot is worth a try if you can budget for it. We are mostly a "happy hour sushi" family and love to stick to our favorite across the street.

Absolutely wonderful, had the Deja vu, Holladay, and sugarhouse rules in the fried Gyoza and spicy…read moreedamame Service is amazing Clean a quiet and quick service

I was a little worried walking into Soy Sushi Bar and Grill at 7:15pm and finding it completely…read moreempty. For a second I wondered if I'd made a mistake, but I'm really glad I stayed! The sushi was very good, fresh and nicely prepared. The pan-fried gyoza were excellent too, crispy on the bottom and packed with flavor. They have a cute little bar area with a nice selection of specialty drinks and wines, plus plenty of beer choices overall (though not a big selection on tap). What really stood out was the customer service. The staff was warm, attentive, and genuinely welcoming even though I was the only customer there. It made the whole experience feel personal and relaxing. The location is super convenient too, right next door to the Tru Hotel by Hilton, perfect if you're staying in the area and don't feel like going far. The only tiny thing I'd change is asking for one of my rolls without sesame seeds next time. They were a little heavy-handed with them and it gave the rice a slightly odd, almost stale texture (I could tell the rice itself was fresh, it was just the seeds). Minor detail, but now I know. Overall, a really solid spot. If I'm ever back in the neighborhood I'll definitely return, especially knowing the service and food are this good even on a quiet night. Keep it up, Soy Sushi!

Updated review to keep track of my go-to rolls:…read more * Kamikaze * Westside * Vampire * Dragonfly * Low Rider (similar to West Side but has tuna) Service and food are fantastic. Love the additional of the sauces which surprisingly go very well with the rolls!

This was our first visit to Fat Fish, right nextdoor to bucket O crab; it definitely made a great…read morefirst impression. The restaurant has a fun, welcoming atmosphere with a lively energy, yet it's still comfortable enough to enjoy a relaxed meal. The service was excellent--our server was friendly, attentive, and happy to offer recommendations when we couldn't decide what to order. We started with the pan-fried gyoza, which had a perfectly crisp sear and came with a delicious spicy ginger dipping sauce. It was a unique sauce that paired wonderfully with every bite. We we knew we wanted one of our usuals the Playboy roll but then asked for a recommendation our server recommended the Kamikaze roll, and we're so glad we took her advice. Both rolls were beautifully presented, incredibly fresh, and packed with flavor. The Kamikaze was served with a cilantro-lime sauce that added a bright, refreshing finish and really made the roll stand out. The spicy edamame was another standout. I'm not exactly sure what was in the sauce, but it had the perfect balance of sweet and spicy. Fair warning, though--when they say spicy, they mean it! It definitely brought the heat, but the flavor was so good we couldn't stop eating it. The ingredients tasted fresh, and the overall quality of the meal made it feel like a great value. Between the welcoming atmosphere, attentive service, and excellent food, Fat Fish earned a spot on our list of places to return to. We already know we'll be ordering that Kamikaze roll again on our next visit.

Cute little Japanese restaurant with great food. I had the Sakana steak and it was cooked to…read moreperfection. The sauce is sweet and so good. Husband had grilled teriyaki chicken and the chicken was juicy and full of flavor. We did start with the calamari and it came with a spicy dipping sauce. The sauce was good but I'm not into spice so I stayed away from it after the first try. Nice place and they have tons of sushi options for those sushi lovers

Thoughtfully selected fresh fish with friendly service. The chirashi rice was perfectly cooked and…read moretactfully seasoned and the garnishes ensured no two bites were the same. Restaurant is relaxed and quiet.

So my daughter took me here as we both like sushi and thought it would be fun…read more It's a cozy little spot with some outdoor seating. You can order yourself at a kiosk or at the register. The staff is very friendly and willing to help. I tried the Texas Burrito with steak and cream cheese with crab salad. It was really quite good. 4/5 I dock it one star because I'm not a huge fan of the seaweed paper that I think all of their burritos may be wrapped in. We tried the edamame and it was good with a decent amount offered. 4/5 Tempura shrimp 3/5 a little too heavy on the breading but not bad. Fried cream cheese, (Rangoon) really good. 5/5 Overall I liked it. Give it a try. Pro tip: it comes double wrapped in paper, leave the paper on to keep everything from falling out the end unwrapping as you eat. If not they can get pretty messy.

Was having a late night craving for sushi and this definitely hit the spot! Fresh, delicious and…read morefilling.

Super cute little place. Lived the atmosphere…read more Husband had the seafood udon and he did not like it. He's learned he does not like udon noodles, he wasn't sure what was in the dish and not sure about the flavor. I had the beef yakisoba and it came out hot and delicious. We did have gyoza which were excellent. The sushi was good as well

While the sushi was pretty good, the service was incredibly slow. Our rolls came out nearly 20…read moreminutes apart. The restaurant itself was nice and clean however and offered a lot of seating. Overall it was just an average experience.