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Sushi House

3.1 (68 reviews)
ModerateJapanese, Sushi Bars
Closed 11:30 am - 9:00 pm

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Moderate noise
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Good for kids

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Jennifer Y.

It's been a while since I've last visited here (back when it was still Japanese owned). Was craving for sushi and decided to come here since I've came across some decent reviews and for old times sake. They have a good selection of rolls for people who don't eat raw fish, which is great! The main reason why I am rating this restaurant low is because I came in to pick up my take out and did not see the "No Amex" sign which was placed opposite of the POS machine and so I paid with my AMEX which went through. I was later told by the cashier that they don't take Amex due to a $15 transaction fee. - Again, I did not know this and the machine took my payment. Anyways I am assuming that it was the owner that eventually came out and together they came to the conclusion that I will now have to process another payment for an addition $15 for this fee. I have never heard of a $15 transaction fee for processing 1 payment. These transaction fees have always been a percentage of the charge. I explained to the cashier that I was unaware of this and asked of a refund on my Amex so that I can pay again using my MasterCard, both the cashier and the owner spent sometime trying to figure out how to process the refund but we're both unsuccessful. The owners attitude was not friendly at all, practically tossing the authorization card for the POS machine, while the cashier was apologetic saying that he should have told me about their no Amex policy. They eventually let me leave since they couldn't process a refund.

Appetizer tempura
Michelle K.

Visited: March 27 2019 Overall, come here for no fuss, quick service, good portions and cheap Japanese food. We are not raw sushi eaters and they have a large menu of cooked foods, appetizers and rolls. We always ordered the deep fried California roll instead of the crazy boy roll, it's cheap, delicious and plentiful ($4.5). The crazy boy roll is essentially the same thing as the DF Cali roll but with different sauce/topping and it's slightly more expensive. I tried the nabeyaki udon this visit and it tasted pretty good. I wished they would serve the tempura on the side instead of inside the hot pot since it made them soggy. The noodles portion was small also unfortunately. My companion ordered the pork cutlet rice and he noted the meat was over cooked but the taste was good. Ordered: Appetizer tempura Deep fried California roll Nabeyaki udon Pork cutlet rice

C. H.

I ordered Lunch Combo B ($10.25). It was filling and tasted alright for the price. Quality of the food was average, but portion size was generous. I was satisfied with the meal. Food was packed nicely for take out. I would rate this 3.5 stars.

Front of restaurant~
Edward L.

Came here on the recommendation of a friend. It's in part of a strip mall that you probably won't notice if you drive into the parking lot. With that said, there is plenty of parking. If I were to describe the interior, it would be "classy casual". The place is clean and neat. The restaurant was mostly full. Staff were friendly, and attentive. Their sushi is a bit pricey, but good. Salmon toro sushi - soft and fresh. Uni sushi - relative large piece. Sound trap roll (fried eel and cream cheese) - tasty and a bit gooey. Negitoro roll - not too much green onion. Tuna tasted fresh. Chopped scallop roll - generous chunks of scallop. Rice is soft. Oyako don - a bit disappointing. Tasted like an omelette on rice. Katsu don - a bit better. Meat was thin and dry though. Overall the rice bowls were mediocre, but the sushi pieces are quite delicious. I'd stick with the latter.

Negitoro don and takoyaki
Rosemarie T.

Great place for inexpensive sushi, though I do recommend getting it to go. The service was minimal to me for the hour I was there, despite being the only customer here (at 4pm). I ordered some takoyaki (~$5.5) and a negitoro don ($9) which was a good deal. The amount of negitoro was plentiful and decent tasting. The takoyaki (5pc) had one tentacle per ball, and ginger in some. The food itself is good for the price. I'm interested in trying the oshi sushi next time as the price is one of the lowest I've seen.

Lauren L.

Hmmmmm. We haven't been here in awhile and now I understand why. It's not the same as before and before that wasn't the same as the original owners. Price was good as usual and despite the fact that they were busy. It looks like the sushi was made by someone without proper sushi making training. Take a look at my pics. The futomaki is smaller than most places and hmmmmm. The bc roll was mixed in size ...... but they were very busy! That's a good thing. So I'm hoping that the reason why the sushi was just so so was because they were in a big rush and the sushi chef wasn't prepared? I don't know. Will I come back? Sorry guys not anymore.

Lunch box A
Tony L.

I'm always down for any kind of Japanese food, but especially if it's more than just sushi. Bento boxes are the best, so when my dad said the bento boxes here were good, why wouldn't I give it a try? First, the service here is very mediocre and I probably would not return based on that. The waitresses seemed a little angry at something. I ordered the Lunch Special A which comes with a miso soup. The soup was lacking a little taste. Usually with bento boxes, you get some Japanese rice to go with it, but this comes with Chinese rice... probably as a cost-cutting method. You instantly taste the difference and it makes an even bigger difference. The tempura and the sashimi was not very good either, which makes me wonder how fresh the sashimi is... Overall, I'd rate this as a poor experience in terms of service and food. Given that this is Richmond, you're not spoiled for choice. If you are looking for Japanese food, there's a lot of places to choose from.

Nomnom N.

Decent service Good food. They improved. Free parking in plaza Average price with good portion If I had to choose 1 dish: oshi sushis Would I go back? Yes

Sushi
Rebecca K.

This is my favourite spot for sushi in Richmond. Whether it's take-out or sit-in, I really enjoy the food from this place. If you order for pick up in advance, they give you 10% off...win! Plus, the sushi is quality and you get lots of bang for your buck. On my most recent visit, I ate in with a group of 5. We ordered lots of sushi, tempura, and karage to share. We each also had our own dons. I had an unagi don, which was good, however, it came with way too much rice. We were all stuffed after our meal! The restaurant is small and they had to push a few tables together to seat our group of 5 near the entrance. There isn't much room for other patrons to wait for tables so as we were finishing up, the people waiting were standing awkwardly right next to our table. For a place like this, the food is the star. Come for the food! (Or better yet, order for takeout!)

Oishi Sushi (Salmon & Tuna
Ryan S.

Solid 2/5. Oishi Sushi sauce is very salty and overpowered fish. Ratio of fish to rice was way off. Very very thin piece of salmon to rice. Tempura was greasy. 2 stars for value.

Sophia H.

Sushi House has been around for many years, and I realized the last time I visited and blogged about the restaurant was over 3 years ago! Looking for something quick to eat in Richmond, I suggested we give Sushi House a revisit. I realized that they have some combos and they are quite well valued! My Spicy Tuna Combo was only $8.50 and consisted of the Spicy Tuna Roll, Negitoro Roll, Tuna, Salmon, and Ebi Nigiri. All the rolls were pretty well executed and quite fresh. Very reasonably priced for the amount of food I got. I was beyond full after finishing my plate. S went for his favourite classics and got the California Roll and Dynamite Roll. He said they were well constructed and quite delicious. Pros: - Very reasonably priced - Well constructed and fairly fresh sushi Cons: - Fairly small spot so can get packed quickly Price Range: $10-15 1: Terrible 2: Poor 3: Average 4: Good 5: Excellent Food: 3.5 Service: 3 Ambiance: 2.5 Parking: 3 Overall: 3

Crazy Boy
Neill M.

Decent Sushi. It's noon, stomach is running on empty and you realize it's time to dine out as that stash of granola bars in your drawer have gone M.I.A. Sushi House is a nice little sushi joint where you can watch your rolls being *ahem* rolled and shortly thereafter enjoy the fruits of the chef's labour. If you are feeling adventurous and like tempura I recommend the "crazy boy", a half deep fried-sushi roll creation.

Bonnie C.

This restaurant is one of my friend's favorite go to's, so when we were making plans to meet up for dinner somewhere, I figured it was a great opportunity to check out a new place. We got seated right away when we got in. The customer service we received wasn't crazy fast after that, but my party and I were okay with waving our server down, so it was all good. Take initiative if you're starting to get hangry! We ordered a number of different items between the three of us. I ordered the typical avocado roll, kappa maki, agedashi tofu and veggie sunomono that can be found at almost every restaurant. Added a crispy roll in for something different; it was basically a green bean tempura roll. Response time-wise, they brought out the food really quickly! It looked like they had tons of chefs available for their dinner rush, and based on what my friend told me, the wait usually isn't too long. Taste-wise, I've had better sunomono; the noodles tasted as though they had been recently taken out of the fridge or freezer. The tofu was softer than expected for an agedashi tofu, and although I had been informed that the rice for the sushi usually has a lot of vinegar, it wasn't crazy spectacular so I was a bit let down. Take heed: this is the experience of a vegetarian who eats way too much sushi. Rice makes a huge difference for me. Nevertheless, for a poor graduate student who hadn't eaten in hours, the meal was still awesome and this place had really well priced sushi for dinner. I didn't walk away hungry, and I would probably come back if I were in the area and in the mood for some reasonably priced sushi.

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Great little spot for lunch. The menu is filled with great choices and the prices are perfect. Stop in. You wont be disappointed.

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