My oldest son loves sushi so we headed over for lunch. Yelp highly recommended this place so we…read moreopted to give it a try. First thing I noticed is that it's very clean and the decor is very pleasing to the eye. The menu is extensive and finely detailed. It was really hard to narrow down the choices to just a few. The miso soup was first rate. One of the better I've ever had. Our sushi came out about ten minutes after we ordered it and it was fresh, well plated and absolutely yummy. Our server was friendly and efficient. Our drinks were never dry and he knew the menu well. Parking was easy and it's a nice area of town. The only reason this wasn't a five star review is I felt the person that was allowed to sleep across the chairs in the very front of the dining room was tacky. It really took away from the overall ambiance and my eyes just couldn't stop being drawn to the situation.

We had a day trip down to Lakewood and decided to stop in at Hana Matsuri to give them a try. Glad…read morewe did, one of the best sushi we've had since moving to Colorado. Wife ordered the Miso Black Cod which she really enjoyed. Reminded her of the Miso Butterfish we loved in Hawaii. Perfectly cooked with a nice char, delicious! We added on an order of the Crispy Calamari which was nicely prepared, not overly battered, each bite was tender and crispy. The main reason for our visit though was the sushi and I ordered the 7 different nigiri sushi. Their fish was very fresh, and the fish to rice ratio was perfect. My favorites usually are the Saba, Unagi, and Ikrua. Each were very good and we left happy and full! One server was working on this weekend lunch but she was quick and service was perfect. The restaurant itself was nice, clean, felt very open and easily accessible. Definitely on our list to return when we are in the area!

I fear this place is unfairly rated. I have been to a lot of sushi places (sushi is my fave food)…read moreand this place is great. The food is flavorful and mouthwatering. They have a lot of options like classics as well as location basses rolls. the California hand roll was so good and a unique take on a common roll! The service is good, it was busy the first time I was there then it wasn't the most recent time. Both times they were very helpful. The building is a circle it's very cool! The vibes are mellow and it seems great to take the fam or for a date night. OH and they have an all you can eat for up too 120minutes so that's hella cool!!

We came for the ramen but we're quickly swayed to get the AYCE experience once we saw the menu…read moreoptions included. We went during the lunch hour but ordered the dinner menu because it had more of the special items we wanted to try. Absolutely must get the soft shell crab. That was great. The jalapeno hamachi sushi was another favorite item. The hamachi kama was a nicely cooked dish. We got a serving of the tonkotsu ramen and were pretty disappointed by the lack of depth and flavor of the broth so I definitely wouldn't go back just for the ramen. In case all the savory dishes on the AYCE menu aren't enough, you can also get a serving of fried ice cream. I haven't had this in a long time so it was definitely a good fun treat but not my favorite because the breading was a little soggy.

We were seated quickly upon arrival and provided with water and menus, which we appreciated. After…read morebeing seated, however, it took approximately 15 minutes before our server acknowledged us. We were understanding, as the restaurant was busy, but unfortunately the service remained slow and inattentive throughout the meal, even as neighboring tables appeared to be receiving much more timely service. Not once during our visit were we asked if we wanted any beverages beyond water, so our entire party drank only water throughout the meal. When our sushi arrived, we initially enjoyed our food. However, while eating, I suddenly felt something sharp in my mouth. It turned out to be what appeared to be a fish bone, which cut my lower gum. This was not severe by any means but did make the rest of the meal uncomfortable as I was nervous to cut my gum again. Unfortunately, the issue did not stop there. Over the course of the meal, all four members of our party found either fish bones or fish scales in their sushi. I have eaten sushi my entire life and have never experienced anything like this before. We tried to be understanding and simply removed the pieces we found and continued eating. However, after every person at our table encountered the same issue--and after I was actually injured--my husband felt it was appropriate to politely mention it to the server while our dishes were being cleared. His comment was simply: "Just a heads up, we all found bones or scales in our sushi." The server's response was surprising and disappointing. He replied, "Yeah, well there are bones in fish, so that's why we have teeth, to chew them up extra hard," and then immediately walked away. While mistakes can happen in any restaurant, the dismissive response to a legitimate concern was what truly left a negative impression. Between the poor service, the quality issues with the food, and the unprofessional handling of customer feedback, the experience was both disappointing and bizarre. Unfortunately, we won't be returning. There are several excellent sushi restaurants in the area, and I would recommend saving your time and money and visiting one of those instead such as Wasabi, just down the street. Overall: Very disappointing experience.

I honestly didn't know what to expect and not even how to order in a all you can eat sushi…read morerestaurant but the staff was very friendly and helpful and they explained in detail the menu, their recommendations and encouraged us to pick the all you can eat option since this is the most cost effective way to do it. For $31/person you can just keep the rolls coming and you have so much to choose from. Appetizers, soup, rolls, different types of fish , you name it and they will deliver. They do caution you to order a few things, eat, order more because they don't want you to be wasteful. All in all great deal. I did enjoy the vibe of the restaurant and the options it offered. We finished off with a small serving of ice cream and felt satisfied without overeating too much. They do also have cocktails that are very affordable as well as a regular menu if the all you can eat is not up your alley. I think all in all we had about 5-6 rolls, the nigiri and a couple other items off the menu we wanted to try. Great deal for the money

Easily the best Sushi in Lakewood! Maybe Denver. (Sushi Den is in the running). If you're lucky…read morethey'll have Toro. Expensive but UNbelievable!! The service is prompt and accurate. Super knowledgeable about the menu options. It's a non- descript location in a strip mall but don't let that fool you. Once you're inside you're in your happy place! Give it a go!!

I have to say I'm very disappointed... i've been coming to Orion for years. It's been one of my…read morefavorite sushi places, but after this experience, I won't be coming back. It was an older lady that was coming around to the tables trying to push the sea urchin on everyone. We reluctantly was like OK I guess we'll try it and it was disgusting and then I see when I get the bill while she's pushing it on everybody because four little pieces and we were charged $50. I feel completely tricked and I will never come back.

We ate the edamame, variety of sushi and drank Saki. It was absolutely delicious. Thankfully, the…read morebill didn't break our bank. It is a small quaint sushi place that offers a memorable experience.

Very artsy place with a lot of interesting decorations. Lots of artsy signs leading to the…read moreparking/restaurant as well. HUGE Menu. Server was really nice. 303 roll: REALLY tasty Penta Kill: This was meh. Most expensive on the menu but the krab meat tasted like hard rice Our last roll was a basic roll... I can't remember which one- salmon/avocado maybe? It was good Basic rolls are VERY affordable. The all you can eat looks like a great deal too. Special rolls are on par with other places. We'd come back to try more!

wow this might be my top poke place in Denver, maybe anywhere! super rich portions, and their viet…read morecoffee is THICK. only couple of suggestions: could use an extra rice option (just because the bowls have SO MUCH stuff in there!). Would be great to have some more varied protein options, like scallop, mackerel, etc.

4 stars for portion size and pretty good sauces!…read more Came in for a quick late lunch bite. $16.99 + tax for a small build your own bowl. It comes with white or brown rice/salad. Got half white rice and salad, two scoops of fish (tuna and salmon), cucumbers, kani salad, jalapeños, green onions, ponzu and spicy mayo sauce, fried garlic, fried shallots, chili threads, and nori. Service was great, a little warm in the restaurant, and only other small thing is cut sizes on the veggies like jalapeños and green onion! Overall good experience!

Just moved into the area and was in the mood for sushi. What a fantastic find!! The owners are so…read morefriendly and welcoming and the food was surprisingly top-notch for a random spot on Santa Fe. I will certainly be back.

Been here plenty of times and stopped on in again when some friends of ours suggested sushi! Went…read moreon a Saturday night and surprisingly got seated right away! Our server was friendly and attentive, I remember the staff always being nice. Got the chirashi bowl, sushi dinner, and the crispy tuna bites (which I think is newer addition to the menu). Almost forgot to mention they have amaebi (raw shrimp) on the menu which I'm a SUCKER for, so obviously I had to order. Tuna crispy rice bites were flavorful and yummy not super strong tuna taste which I think is very typical for this dish. The chirashi bowl is a great option when you want a little bit of everything. Although, it's not my favorite sushi spot in Denver. I definitely find myself coming back time after time if I don't want to spend an arm and a leg on sushi but still want some good quality fish.

Really loved our time at Nozomi! Everything we had was fresh and delicious (and that's coming from…read moresomeone iffy on seafood). Highly recommend the spicy tuna crispy rice and the playboy roll.

This is some of the best sushi for the best price that I have found in Denver. It's a neighborhood…read morehotspot and can easily fill up at dinner time on any day of the week. We tried a bunch of different Nigiri's, including the scallop, eel, seared salmon, bluefin toro. and more. They were all so fresh and delicious. I ordered the Shishito peppers as well, so good! Didn't need a little more sauce as they only drizzle it on the top peppers and once you get past that you need more. We also tried two rolls, the crazy tuna, and the Godzilla. Both delicious!! The staff tag teams to get things done, which is helpful in such a busy environment as you feel comfortable, asking any passing server for a refill, sauce, etc. Can't wait to come back.

We came in over the weekend for brunch and we had a great time!…read more We hadn't been here in awhile, but we were impressed that their bottomless mimosas are still $17 per person! (As of July 2026) This is seriously the best deal anywhere in the metro area. Our server, Lexi, was phenomenal as well! She made sure our drinks were never empty and she was awesome to chat with. The food was delicious as always, and they are huge portions. Highly recommend checking out Tstreet if you haven't already!

Tstreet Roadhouse is very Belmar, which means you can pretend you are having a city night out while…read moreremaining safely inside a suburban mall-entertainment zone with ample parking and no real threat of urban complexity. You can spend two hours pretending you are urban before returning to your SUV and driving home past a Target. I mean that with moderate affection. I met a friend here for dinner at the bar on a weeknight, and the place was already packed by 6:30. The bar was busy, the crowd lively, and everyone seemed to understand their role in the pre-fabricated ecosystem. Married couples, dates, groups of friends, male friends, female friends, TVs glowing with Colorado sports. It was suburban adulthood in all its glory. Belmar itself has always felt like manufactured walkability to me. A carefully assembled "downtown experience" where everything is clean and manageable from the inconvenience of actual city life. Tstreet fits perfectly into that world: corporate, slightly bland. Nothing too loud, too weird, too challenging, or too memorable. The room, like Belmar itself, exists mainly to not offend. The bartender was the best part of the evening. Full bro energy, but correctly utilized. Friendly, authentic, and attentive. He seemed to instantly read our own catch-up-over-drinks energy and adjusted accordingly. Frankly, that kind of service instinct is harder to find these days than a good short rib. The food was where the execution started to teeter. We happened to be there for Tapas Tuesday, and the menu read much better than the food we ate. The gyoza promised variety, but the fillings all seemed to be the same indistinguishable center. Lobster? Allegedly. The sauces had more personality, and one was even spicy, although that also appeared to be where all the salt was hiding. The short rib was tender and mild, which is a polite way of saying tender and mild. The farro had good texture and worked perfectly well at room temperature, but the promised vegetables felt more theoretical than observed. Food total: $47.00 Breakdown: Gyoza: $18.00 Short rib: $18.00 Farro: $11.00 Still, this is not a bad restaurant. That almost feels unfair to say. Tstreet succeeds at exactly what it is trying to be: an easy, socially functional suburban gathering place where nobody has to think too hard and everyone can find something to eat while discussing youth sports schedules, office politics, divorces, promotions, or Peloton-related emotional injuries. Friendly staff, easy parking, good place to meet a friend when the friend suggests it. But I would not drive from the city to Belmar specifically for the food. Then again, I seldom travel west of Sheridan Boulevard unless compelled by friendship, jury duty, or a GPS error.

this place is one of my favorite hand roll places ever (from a girl coming from California who had…read moremany options)! I was in Denver to visit my friend, and I was telling her how I really liked hand rolls and so she recommended this place and it did not disappoint. We got here during happy hour when at first opened and immediately there was already a line luckily we were early so we did get seated a few minutes after arriving, and we were served relatively quickly. We got to sit at the bar and we ordered off of the happy hour menu, which was great because it had more than enough of what I wanted to try. We got several hand rolls and several of their other appetizers, but my favorite has to be their hand rolls. Their seaweed was so crispy and rolled so nicely. The rice was flavorful and their fish was so fresh. I felt like their prices were also pretty reasonable and I was more than content after having that dinner. Overall, I would put this very much on par with a place called Kazunori in LA. I heard that this restaurant has a sister restaurant called sushi Den that I heard was really good and that I will be trying out next time I'm in town. Please come try out Tamaki done if you're ever in the area the food will not disappoint. The restaurant is big with plenty indoor seating, but it will get packed and for good reasons because the food is so good!

To celebrate our anniversary, we decided to come to Temaki Den and it did not disappoint (the hype…read moremakes a lot of sense). We thought we made a mistake choosing sushi bar instead of a table because we'll have back issues. Surprisingly, the chairs had a mini back so you could lean back occasionally. And we think our experience was better because the sushi chefs would explain the origin of the fish and all the ingredients they used into each roll and order. We also got a complimentary piece for sitting at the sushi bar which was a light fried yellow tail which was so good. Service is amazing. They're attentive and check in on you often. It does take some time to get your rolls but give its time to digest. From watching the sushi chefs at the bar, they're very precise in how they make each roll. Every roll has similar proportions from the slight wasabi they use to the amount of rice and fish. Everything that we had was amazing. The hamachi and salmon sashimi felt like butter. It just melts in your mouth. The aged toro was so delicious. Even the edamame was just so good. The unagi nigiri is some of the best I've had in the state (the nigri was better than the handroll and I think it's because I love unagi so I love the ratio in nigiri form). The Spicy Tuna Oshizushi was a surprising favorite of the night along with the Crème Fresh Salmon Belly. I could've done without the wagyu but it was good. Every order does come with only 1 so order based on the amount of people that are with your party. Some items we were unsure of like the wagyu so we ordered 1 and shared a bite. Overall, I understand the hype and the reservations. But it was worth it and I'm surprised we can get high quality fish in a landlock state. Of the high end sushi restaurants in CO, Temaki Den is probably my fave.