Giving it 2 stars because the sushi tasted good, and the one singular person in the entire…read moreestablishment was kind, and quick with her service. However, the prices for what you get are atrocious. We ordered only 4 rolls (2 tempura, only 5 pieces each) for over $50. Almost every roll on the menu, except for 2 of them, were over $11. Standard sized rolls (for both the regular and tempura), not anything crazy. It's also very unnerving how quiet it is in the place. There needs to be some background music.

Amazing hidden gem in Tucson! It's hard to find and definitely a hole in the wall spot but it's…read moreworth every bit. The restaurant is ran by 2 people, assuming the owners and they were great. The food was amazing! The dumpling, sushi and monkey balls are delicious! But the ramen was superior! Amazing flavor! If I'm ever back in Tucson we will definitely be back in!

I was here once when friend picked up a large take-out order, and she said it was her family's "go…read moreto" when they wanted fresh, easy, Asian food. I had to try it and the ramen and gyoza made me an instant fan. I told my neighbor about Ikkyu and she went that night. An affordable and delicious treat.

YUM!!!! Wow this place is good. Super fast service, fair pricing, and amazing quality…read more The broths. I could sip them all day. The miso soup is classic and flavorful and the udon is addictive. The fish is fresh (not something i would expect from a desert) and so very yummy. Ambiance is casual to the max. There's a little outdoor spot with no frills but the food is so good you won't really miss them.

Omg what a cute little restaurant!! Small but comfortable. Definitely try to get there before…read moredinner rush but service was nice even if they have one server (which she did an amazing job). the food tasted soooo fresh too so it's worth the price.

Excellent Japanese cuisine,for those who crave jellyfish great appetizer. Chef is a true artist of…read moreJapanese food presentation.

So pleasantly surprised by this place! Really good sushi - probably the best in Tucson I've had so…read morefar. Such a cozy vibe and excellent service. The calamari was overcooked, but our server took it off our order when she saw we didn't finish it and asked why. Everything else was so delicious! Go check this place out.

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!

Really love coming to this place after a nice yoga session on Tuesdays…read more My go-to has been the Mt. Fuji Bowl with Tuna with half the serving of rice but my last time there I tried the black sesame ramen. It was really rich and flavorful. I want to say that it was just as good as Monta Ramen in Chinatown in Las Vegas. You walk up, you order then they text you when your order is ready. While you're waiting, you can grab a drink from the Westbound Bar (drink included with yoga) then find a spot then chill with your fellow yogis. After having had the ramen I would designate this place as the go to next time I feel like having it.

Out-of-towner visiting Tucson and, as someone who's obsessed with sushi, I was so excited to find…read morethis spot near our Airbnb at the super cute MSA Annex. The whole area is really fun--made up of shipping container shops--and has such a cool, laid-back vibe. It already set the tone before we even got our food. Coming from California, I definitely have high expectations when it comes to sushi, and this place honestly delivered. The fish tasted fresh, the rice was flavorful and well-balanced, and everything just came together really nicely. We also tried some ramen, which was surprisingly solid too. We grabbed our food and sat near the bar, and it made for a great, casual dinner experience. Between the food and the atmosphere, it's a really nice spot to check out, especially if you're visiting Tucson and want a good sushi fix.

My fiancé took me here for dinner wanted to try this place out and the food was good we had…read morevegetables and shrimp tempura, Tucson roll, Spicy tuna and sex on the beach roll. Service, we walked in and the girl at the register ask for how many people, we said for 2 and she said you can sit anywhere so we said if we can sit at the booth table, so she said we couldn't because that was for 4 or more on weekend.., she should not say sit anywhere then.. then we sat at a table and it wasn't clean as well and she saw that and gave a quick wipe down. I wasn't happy because you should not say sit anywhere.. She was an ok server, I wasn't happy when I walked in .. then got to ordering she took the order and my fiancé had order the food. The brought out miso soup first before watever you wanted to order.She wasn't a nice server from tone of voice. Ambience is ok. Had booth table and tables and chairs sitting also they have a sushi bar where you can see a chief making rolls and etc..

"Ohio!"--a cheerful Japanese good morning, not the state was exactly the spirit I walked in with…read morewhen I arrived at Shogun on a scorching over-100-degree Tucson afternoon. My daughter described the ambiance as "interesting," which is a very kind and diplomatic way to say... it has personality. The kind that makes you look around and go, "Okay... I see what you're trying to do here." But let's be honest we came for the food, not a design critique. Now, my ordering style? Zero restraint. I went all in: Las Vegas roll with sesame crust, scallop and salmon rolls, sashimi lunch special, and sukiyaki beef. Yes, all for me. I believe in commitment. After tasting everything, I found myself in a bit of a flavor identity crisis. The scallops and salmon? Absolutely worth talking about fresh, clean, and memorable. Those bites had purpose. The rest... well, they were polite. And by polite, I mean they didn't offend me, but they also didn't leave a lasting impression. The kind of dishes you forget before you even start your car. Now, the sukiyaki this one needs a little heart-to-heart. It leaned a bit too sweet, like it was trying to win me over with sugar instead of depth. The tofu came in cold (which felt like a surprise I didn't ask for), and the beef... unfortunately, it was overworked and under-juicy. The service, however, was lovely attentive and kind. I tipped happily. But if the food rises to meet that level, I'd be ready to compliment the chef just as generously. Shogun has the foundation it just needs a little more consistency and confidence in the kitchen to turn "interesting" into "impressive." -- Teeraya Tomlin

10/10 As a vegan in Tucson, I really appreciate Maru Plus. They always have great options,…read moreeverything tastes amazing, and the service is consistently friendly. I ordered the Vegan Miso Ramen with Cucumber salad. Great vibes Definitely one of my favorite spots in town.

Review: 10/10 As a vegan in Tucson, I really appreciate Maru Plus. They always have great options,…read moreeverything tastes amazing, and the service is consistently friendly. I ordered the Vegan Miso Ramen with Cucumber salad Definitely one of my favorite spots in town.

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.

I'm a big fan of Obon, so when visiting Tucson, we decided to stop in for an early dinner! We…read morearrived just in time for happy hour, so we ordered a pan-fried pork gyoza off their HH menu. The pork gyoza was good, but it wasn't very warm. We each ordered ramen for our dinner. Mine the Oban and my friend the Original. The ramen was good, but mine tasted a little different than their Scottsdale/Phoenix locations. It wasn't as flavorful and as spicy as it normally is. This location is pretty small. Not a lot of tables, but they do have an outdoor patio and a large bar. Parking is a little bit of a nightmare due to the downtown location. I did park in the parking garage across the street, and I thought it was unusual they don't validate for parking. Overall, it was a fun time and our service was good.

What a delightful surprise! We tried another place, but it was loud. So, Kampa was Plan B…read more It's not fancy, but the sushi is excellent--thick, long cuts of seafood, a healthy selection of salads & appetizers. As a friend says, "You can't get full on fancy." The big plus for the evening was watching the Phoenix Mercury in Game 1 of the WNBA finals on the big screen behind the sushi bar, a great combo. The prices here are reasonable & the service is prompt & informative, exactly what I was looking for after 6 years away from sushi restaurants in general. I highly recommend this family-run restaurant.

I can't give this place more than 3 stars. The service is quite slow, even when they're not full…read more When we arrived, there were only two occupied tables. The interior doesn't look like they've invested much time or effort into it. The food is mediocre; I've had better. I wasn't particularly impressed by the Salmon Teriyaki I ordered. The Edamame lacked flavor; they didn't even add any salt. The only server they have doesn't even bother to ask if we need anything. Very disappointing experience.

From the moment I walked in, I knew this would be a great experience! Very welcoming environment…read morewith a very kind host. The sushi was very delicate, delicious, and fresh. I had to pinch myself as I'm in a desert!

Service: Attentive, friendly Ambiance: casual, mellow. Not…read morefancy, as expected Beverage: I had the iced green tea. Wow . It was the best green iced tea that I've ever had. Free refills Food: Miso- good: veggie sushi roll: delicious. I have a lot of veggie rolls as a vegetarian, and I appreciated the radish and other veggies in it. My husband had a s spicy tuna, hand roll, and salmon skin roll. He said they were both delicious. We both appreciated the wasabi. They had a nice strong flavor. We also got the buckwheat noodles and dipping sauce. I had it with the traditional radish scallions in wasabi. It was deliciously prepared dipping sauce was delicate and flavorful. Cost: good values. I've been to a handful of other sushi places that would probably charge a dollar or two more per item. Being from the NW, we went to sushi very often so this place was a delightful surprise literally in the middle of a desert. We definitely will be coming back here.