One of my go-to sushi spots in Valpo. Good prices and daily specials, friendly staff and of course…read morethe food is good! I love how the rolls are just the right size since most places have XXL rolls that you struggle to fit in your mouth. There are also a variety of rolls that aren't unnecessarily smothered in avocado and cream cheese. Yay!

Travelers! Stop in here for their afternoon happy hour specials. It was the best and freshest sushi…read moreI've had in awhile! Nice treat to give energy to keep walking through the hills.

This is a typical sushi joint, and though they are in the tourist part of town did not jack up the…read moreprices. A lot can be said about how fresh their fish was. The tools were decent sized and the three of us left happy from here. Their fish with rice is actually what we call regular sushi (vs sashimi with rice on the side). Waiter was friendly and prompt with bringing everything we needed, except towards the end when we needed our check because we had to go explore some other areas! Easy to find, under a canopy with other store next door.

Very small place in terms of seating arrangements however the sushi was very fresh! Beer and pisco…read moresour were great and the wait staff was very helpful and friendly! If you're looking for a quick bite and don't feel like dressing up, this is the place to go!

Yeah honest to god don't waste your cash here, it's nice to have different flavors espec in South…read moreAmerica but everything you order was either frozen or packaged and the ramen is at a 23% flavor clap. Nothing special at all call Samsara around the corner for a reservation probably will get more bang fer yer buck

One must keep in mind that Chile is not Japan. On the good side of Valpo is the fact that the…read moreowners are bilingual (English and Spanish), friendly and helpful, and the physical establishment is pleasant. Unfortunately, the vegetarian ramen was oversalted, bordering on the inedible. The Chashu ramen was bland and uninspiring. The ramen noodles in both dishes were overcooked. The Matcha tea was weak and had not been properly prepared; one owner, who indicated that he had been to Japan several times, had not heard from "whipping" the Matcha preparation to a froth. Again, Chile isn't Japan.