Next to our hotel and over the weekend, looked pretty packed. Finally tried it out tonight. Staff…read moreare very friendly and explained to us on the menu. Food presentation is amazing. Quality is pretty good as well. Nice decor and good service.

Right next door to the Hilton! This place was amazing! Fresh fish and the flavors were great! Never…read morethought I'd find such awesome sushi in Mazatlán. Highly recommend!

I love this place, good food, they accept credit cards, a/c, parking, service mmmmm it's ok, they…read moreneed more waiters, there was only one attending 5 tables with 23 people. The place has a comfortable atmosphere, very good location only one block away from the malecón, next to the aquarium.

Good sushi with very creative presentation. Service was attentive and excellent. Big menu and…read moremultiple drink options. Restaurant offers both indoor and outdoor seating.

Returned 7 years later. Still fresh, innovative sushi with great service! My husband is timid so…read morehe got tempura shrimp that was really good and a Katsumoto roll wrapped in banana that he liked. I got two of their newer rolls. It was a Katzuma roll, the other was spicy tuna. loved it all.

I ordered to go since they didn't allow my service dog to dine in. The people helped me to take my…read moreorder was nice and attentive. Besides language barrier, I used Google Translate and it works magically. The roll was ok. The flavor is there, but the rice fell apart quickly when I try to pick it up with my chopsticks. The stir-fried udon with beef, carrot, and squash was too soft that the noodle has no texture left, almost misogyny when you eat it. Where is the cheesy texture of the noodle? And they over seasoned it with soy sauce that it was so salty! Just don't order this dish! Clam baked was just over seasoned with mayonnaise. Oh the majority of the restaurants I have been here (30+ restaurants I've tried), seems to love everything with mayonnaise sauce on it it? Why? That's not even Japanese food?!?! I don't expect authentic Japanese food here, but at least try to make it decent. With that much sauce, you take away the freshness of the clam or the seafood for that matter! I prefer Saisho over this in a heart beat!

I've been to this place twice so far (about 6 months apart). Both times, the service was excellent…read more Both times the manager came out to check-in with the patrons. Since I'm vegetarian, he offered excellent suggestions. I had a sushi roll filled with fruits; the roll had a nice texture with a little crunch. The business is clean, spacious, and has a chill ambiance.

The food and atmosphere are great. We went a couple of times and enjoyed our meal both times. The…read moremusic was great also.

We had dinner here on a Wednesday when they have the "flip for tequila". That was fun, and the…read moreservice was fine. It was a bit chilly and we were sitting in a sort of outside patio (though largely closed off), and they provided some blankets for warmth which was nice. Indoors they had live music which was nice, though we chose to sit outside for COVID safety. Food was hit and miss. The thai-style BBQ wings were great. The mac n' cheese was similarly good. We weren't as fond of the tuna, or a couple other items. All-in-all, it was a fine dinner, though the menu was a bit disjointed and we certainly had many other places in Mazatlan that we preferred.

Staff here was a bit disorganized, I had to wave my around for things that weren't brought. For…read moreexample, I had to request Wasabi, Soy Sauce, Ginger. They food quality was not terrible, it was average. I really can't say bad things about the place, it was clean.

I did not have the best experience here. I felt nauseous after eating here. . . Not sure if it was…read morewatching them handle the food or the actual salmon.

We got this recommendation from some locals. It is a cute little restaurant a block from the Plaza…read moreMachado. We sat outside in the afternoon and although the street looks small and inviting, it is a major bus street and we were getting bombarded with bus fumes and taxis and pulmonias. It had been overcast and it was sunny at that time, so we wanted to enjoy the sun. The menu has an extensive number of rolls from ~$80 to $180 pesos each. They are well crafted and look just like any sushi roll you would find at a good sushi restaurant in the US. Great presentation. There were two soy sauce choices (standard and one with lemon). We had the cucumber wrapped roll and a Diablo? Roll. Both were excellent. Staff was attentive at first, but disappeared after they brought out the food. I'll be back.