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I came in here to try the viral sushi push pop and it was good! Not necessarily worth the hype, but it was fun, for sure. There was a loooong line and the it seems like they were understaffed. One guy making the rolls and one guy at the register. It's definitely fun, and trendy though.
A good option for sushi if you're at liberty station. They are pretty busy for a small corner space. Wait time can be anywhere from 15-40 mins. The counter employee does inform you before ordering. The sushi rolls are well balanced in flavor. Menu pricing is in the higher end for some classic items. I ordered 3 salmon rolls and a California roll for my kids. A Kuro sushi pop for myself, a tequila sunrise and fresh prince for everyone to share. It was right under $80 for everything.
Fun to get a sushi pop but the sushi itself is very mid. I've had better sushi from the grocery. Also the woman working there wanted nothing to do with customers. I asked for wasabi and chopsticks and she looked at me like I shot her dog. It's the only place around with sushi pops so I get the hype but hopefully better sushi places will start to have them.
Was excited to try this place. Came in on a Monday evening, there were a few orders ahead of me and was informed of a 25 minute wait. Ordered the Kuro push pop (Krab, Tempura Shrimp, Panko, Sesame Seeds), and received the wrong one. Instead, I got the Kirro (Salmon, Avocado, Cucumber, Yellow Tobiko). Pretty disappointing, since I'm not a fan of raw salmon.
Went for the infamous sushi pop! Great concept, but it's just sushi in a push pop. Service was great, sushi was made to order, so was a bit of wait. Got to look around the market and come back. Expensive for it to be in a push pop. a whopping 18$! but i guess you're paying for the vibes of eating a push pop sushi
The Sushi Stand This placed looked good so we decided to hope in line and get a roll. The line moved kind of slow and the display of sushi didn't have much inside so they were pulling sushi out from other coolers. The boy who took our order didn't really have any hospitality or inviting feeling, he was just there to take orders. We ordered the Salmon Nigiri and the What's Poppin Roll. What's Poppin was a pretty decent roll, not the best I've ever had but it was fried nicely without cooking the salmon inside which I liked. The salmon nigiri was a little too slimy and tasted like the ocean, not in a fishy way but not in a good way either.. I would honestly pass on this place, if you're craving good sushi, I definitely wouldn't go out of my way to the public market for it.. it was a Saturday when we came so you would expect the sushi to be freshly caught but I don't think it was.. Good but not great sushi.. I will skip it next time..
First time at Liberty Public Market? It was for me, and my culinary compass was spinning out of control- until I caught a glimpse of The Sushi Stand. The Sushi Stand is, well, a sushi stand that sits (stands?) at one corner of the massive 22,000 sq ft food hall. With clean aesthetics and an eclectic menu, it instantly stands out from its many competitors. Rolls are made to order so wait time is expected but reasonable and worth every minute the second you unpackage. Lined parallel along the edges of a rectangular box, the presentation of the two rolls was arresting. The Beef Roll (shrimp tempura, seared beef) and Black and Yellow (spicy tuna, seared hamachi) were both sumptuous. Details like truffle aoili and seared lemon slices on the rolls, respectively, underlined their best flavors. I'm not sure what stall I'll end up at next time I'm at this market, but The Sushi Stand sets a high bar. Sitting at the corner doesn't mean you're unimportant. Conversely, sometimes, it means that you're a cornerstone.
One of the many stalls within the food halls of liberty station but a good one. You can order any sushi roll as a sushi burrito which is what I did with the salmon avocado roll. I found the fish to be fresh and of good quality. Service was quick and with a smile and they had my order ready within about 5 minutes (when I went there wasn't much of a line). It's tucked away in the corner and has a few communal seats in the area like the rest of the food hall.
Every time I met liberty market, I always go to the sushi stand. It seems like it's always the same guy that works there and he's so nice. I always order the cucumber salad and California rolls and they are delicious. I can't speak to the ambience because I don't eat near the sushi place. I usually eat in a different location, but I'm sure it would be cool to eat around there.
I absolutely adore Liberty Station Public Market & I decided to grab a roll from The Sushi Stand tonight. I opted for the Surfin' USA ($18.50)-(Krab, Shrimp Tempura, Avocado, Spicy Tuna, Spicy Sauce, Spicy Mayo, Fried Shallots, & Negi) It also comes with sesame seeds but I'm not a fan, so I asked the chef who took my order not to include them. The roll was freshly prepared in front of me and it was ready in about 10 minutes. I brought it home & was delighted by the aesthetic presentation of the roll. I also appreciated the sturdy paper box with sliding cover, little paper cup for my soy sauce, the wasabi & fresh ginger. The Roll: in a word... Delightful! It went down my gullet like butta. The flavors were fresh and smooth. This was an incredibly enjoyable treat! Sushi Stand has quite a few roll options, onigiri, poke & more. You will not be disappointed if you try The Sushi Stand! Notes: Indoor & outdoor seating throughout the Public Market Area, tons of parking, it can get very busy on weekends!
Surprisingly great... one of the best I've had. The rice was perfectly cooked and just the right amount of sticky. The fish was fresh and not too fishy. The ginger was fantastic. And the customer service was great. The sushi chef was on point and pretty fly for being a white guy. If I lived here I would definitely come back lots
3 months ago
My friend wants to try the trending sushi pop. Pros: - Packing is beautiful. - Sushi rolls are fresh made to order and the ingredients definitely taste fresh. Cons: - Located in liberty station, you already know the place will be packed, and parking can be difficult. Highly recommend getting there in the AM. - For $18+, I'd expect bigger cut of fish in the simple rolls. We ordered 1 salmon, and 1 tuna. It honestly felt like I was paying for packaging. - Service could've been better. As in there's no instructions on how to open the soy sauce tub and it opened as I was trying to take it off the packaging tube. They could've done a quick how-to at the pick up window or I'd actually print it on the tube itself. - It took 20 mins for this sushi pop..considering it's fresh made, I get it, but it just made the experience not that great on top of everything else. Overall, it was a disappointing experience. For those who wants to try the sushi pop, you're not missing out. 2.5 stars for me. read more
2 months ago
I came in here to try the viral sushi push pop and it was good! Not necessarily worth the hype, but it was fun, for sure. There was a loooong line and the it seems like they were understaffed. One guy making the rolls and one guy at the register. It's definitely fun, and trendy though. read more
A good option for sushi if you're at liberty station. They are pretty busy for a small corner space. Wait time can be anywhere from 15-40 mins. The counter employee does inform you before ordering. The sushi rolls are well balanced in flavor. Menu pricing is in the higher end for some classic items. I ordered 3 salmon rolls and a California roll for my kids. A Kuro sushi pop for myself, a tequila sunrise and fresh prince for everyone to share. It was right under $80 for everything. read more
Fun to get a sushi pop but the sushi itself is very mid. I've had better sushi from the grocery. Also the woman working there wanted nothing to do with customers. I asked for wasabi and chopsticks and she looked at me like I shot her dog. It's the only place around with sushi pops so I get the hype but hopefully better sushi places will start to have them. read more
2 months ago
Was excited to try this place. Came in on a Monday evening, there were a few orders ahead of me and was informed of a 25 minute wait. Ordered the Kuro push pop (Krab, Tempura Shrimp, Panko, Sesame Seeds), and received the wrong one. Instead, I got the Kirro (Salmon, Avocado, Cucumber, Yellow Tobiko). Pretty disappointing, since I'm not a fan of raw salmon. read more
26 days ago
Went for the infamous sushi pop! Great concept, but it's just sushi in a push pop. Service was great, sushi was made to order, so was a bit of wait. Got to look around the market and come back. Expensive for it to be in a push pop. a whopping 18$! but i guess you're paying for the vibes of eating a push pop sushi read more
9 months ago
The Sushi Stand This placed looked good so we decided to hope in line and get a roll. The line moved kind of slow and the display of sushi didn't have much inside so they were pulling sushi out from other coolers. The boy who took our order didn't really have any hospitality or inviting feeling, he was just there to take orders. We ordered the Salmon Nigiri and the What's Poppin Roll. What's Poppin was a pretty decent roll, not the best I've ever had but it was fried nicely without cooking the salmon inside which I liked. The salmon nigiri was a little too slimy and tasted like the ocean, not in a fishy way but not in a good way either.. I would honestly pass on this place, if you're craving good sushi, I definitely wouldn't go out of my way to the public market for it.. it was a Saturday when we came so you would expect the sushi to be freshly caught but I don't think it was.. Good but not great sushi.. I will skip it next time.. read more
First time at Liberty Public Market? It was for me, and my culinary compass was spinning out of control- until I caught a glimpse of The Sushi Stand. The Sushi Stand is, well, a sushi stand that sits (stands?) at one corner of the massive 22,000 sq ft food hall. With clean aesthetics and an eclectic menu, it instantly stands out from its many competitors. Rolls are made to order so wait time is expected but reasonable and worth every minute the second you unpackage. Lined parallel along the edges of a rectangular box, the presentation of the two rolls was arresting. The Beef Roll (shrimp tempura, seared beef) and Black and Yellow (spicy tuna, seared hamachi) were both sumptuous. Details like truffle aoili and seared lemon slices on the rolls, respectively, underlined their best flavors. I'm not sure what stall I'll end up at next time I'm at this market, but The Sushi Stand sets a high bar. Sitting at the corner doesn't mean you're unimportant. Conversely, sometimes, it means that you're a cornerstone. read more
One of the many stalls within the food halls of liberty station but a good one. You can order any sushi roll as a sushi burrito which is what I did with the salmon avocado roll. I found the fish to be fresh and of good quality. Service was quick and with a smile and they had my order ready within about 5 minutes (when I went there wasn't much of a line). It's tucked away in the corner and has a few communal seats in the area like the rest of the food hall. read more
Every time I met liberty market, I always go to the sushi stand. It seems like it's always the same guy that works there and he's so nice. I always order the cucumber salad and California rolls and they are delicious. I can't speak to the ambience because I don't eat near the sushi place. I usually eat in a different location, but I'm sure it would be cool to eat around there. read more
I absolutely adore Liberty Station Public Market & I decided to grab a roll from The Sushi Stand tonight. I opted for the Surfin' USA ($18.50)-(Krab, Shrimp Tempura, Avocado, Spicy Tuna, Spicy Sauce, Spicy Mayo, Fried Shallots, & Negi) It also comes with sesame seeds but I'm not a fan, so I asked the chef who took my order not to include them. The roll was freshly prepared in front of me and it was ready in about 10 minutes. I brought it home & was delighted by the aesthetic presentation of the roll. I also appreciated the sturdy paper box with sliding cover, little paper cup for my soy sauce, the wasabi & fresh ginger. The Roll: in a word... Delightful! It went down my gullet like butta. The flavors were fresh and smooth. This was an incredibly enjoyable treat! Sushi Stand has quite a few roll options, onigiri, poke & more. You will not be disappointed if you try The Sushi Stand! Notes: Indoor & outdoor seating throughout the Public Market Area, tons of parking, it can get very busy on weekends! read more
1 month ago
Worst service, tried to rush us and didn't even take our full order, food was only just meh, not worth the price... read more
1 month ago
Surprisingly great... one of the best I've had. The rice was perfectly cooked and just the right amount of sticky. The fish was fresh and not too fishy. The ginger was fantastic. And the customer service was great. The sushi chef was on point and pretty fly for being a white guy. If I lived here I would definitely come back lots read more
2 months ago
Liberty station has the Sushi Pop!!!! It was fresh and delicious, due to the heat we ate in the car with AC blasting. Service was fast and friendly. Go check it out! read more
29 days ago
1 year ago
I needed a snack because the food options at The Liberty Station food hall is ridiculous. I'm so glad I saw onigiri on the menu. We got tuna, tofu with avocado, beef and salmon. Honestly, I was full after that snack of four Onigiris. Wonderful to see they weren't packed in plastic. All the flavors were good. I would definitely go back and try their sushi. The service was awesome too! read more
7 months ago
Im actually super bummed I didn't like this place. I'm not sure if it was just that day since no one else seems to mention it, but the fish tasted gross. It didn't taste fresh at all. I've tried alot of sushi spots in SD and immediately on the first bite I knew I didn't like it. Also, the roll was poorly made but that doesn't bother me too much. It's all about flavor.. sadly this was not it. Aside from the fish, the overall taste was nothing special. read more
1 month ago
4 months ago
Amazing food!! we ordered the Surfin in the U.S.A, The beef, and one other I forgot the name for. Service was great and was an amazing take out experience! read more
1 year ago
Liberty station was in need of some sushi! This stand has such great quality for a grab and go and aesthetically pleasing packaging! Even their pole came in a fancy box. All the rolls on their menu are packed with flavor and they even torch their toppings like the salmon on my roll. Only wish the orders didn't take so long and there's not really an area to stand in the way of walking traffic. read more
Ive been seeing these guys on IG for months so i finally decided to give them a try and WOW, im impressed. I got the tequila sunrise roll and miso soup. Their rolls all range from 16-20$ which is normal imo. The tequila sunrise was delightful lots of fish and amazing combo of sweet and savory flavors. The miso soup was $5 but the cup is a decent size and the soup itself is super flavorful. Small stand located in the corner of the liberty station market. Staff is nice. Id definitely come back here. read more
I recently had lunch at Sushi Stand in Liberty Station. Several months prior, my husband had brought home a couple of sushi rolls, and I remember I liked how they were all so neatly packed in the cute cardboard boxes. Anyway, I was busy shopping and I found myself at Liberty Public Market looking for some food. I was rather indecisive, but chose a poke bowl at Sushi Stand. Unfortunately, I found the bowl to be too expensive, as all of the other ingredients were add-ons. First, they didn't offer salad as an option for the base. White rice was the only choice. It came with edamame and cucumbers only. I paid extra for massage and crab salad. I will say that the fish was flavorful and fresh, but there wasn't much of it. The bowl was rather pricey and since I didn't want the rice, I found myself quite hungry afterward. Perhaps the Sushi Stand may be decent for sushi rolls, but I would get my poke elsewhere. read more
5 months ago
Cutest boxes of sushi! I saw this place online and since it had good reviews I wanted to give it a try so I could also get a box of sushi! The sushi was good, but the box made it even better. The staff was nice and let me customize my order to order a single onigiri with custom filling instead of 4, which is listed on the menu. I got the fresh prince roll and it was good. I don't think I'd go out of my way to come back to this place, but would definitely get it again if I'm at liberty station. Really the box was the best part! read more
2 years ago
Food - 3.5 service - 3.5 ambiance - it's fine it's just a food hall. I was craving sushi and this one gets good reviews. Located in liberty market in the far corner, it's been here at least two years as I came here two years ago. Got the sushi prince roll. Worker said it's popular. It tasted fine, and was cold which I like. But the rice is definitely overcooked and the rice to fish ratio is too high. The packaging is cute and the cucumber salad was fine. But it's very average at best sushi. read more
From the get go, the place seemed really nice and it really made me crave sushi. When I got my roll, the packaging was really cute and compact (forgot to take a pic of it). For it being called spicy, it was not so spicy (prob because of spice tolerance), but there was some. It was very filling and the presentation was nice. I had no issue with the flavor honestly because it was really good, but just wanted it a little spicier. read more
3 years ago
The best thing about this place is their cute packaging. It is perfectly sized and I love the color. I tried their miso soup and the size of the tofu was impressive, but I only got one piece. Also, all I could taste was salt. Horrible. I got their Fresh Prince roll and, honestly, it was a below average roll. Not the worst I've ever had, but not worth the ridiculous price whatsoever. We're in San Diego, so there are a lot of other sushi options that I would rather go to for a cheaper price. read more
So good! I've tried a few things off their menu now and have yet to be disappointed. The Fresh Prince roll & their nigiri are my faves. The onigiri is fantastic, but could be better. Service is speedy and they still fulfill quality orders. Liberty Public Market is such a cute place, lots of places to choose to sit. read more
1 year ago
I had a rough day, so I figured I'd cheer myself up with some sushi... and then immediately dropped the entire roll in the parking lot trying to get into my car. Love that for me lol I walked back in and asked if they'd be willing to remake it--even though they had literally just made it--and without hesitation, they said yes. They were super kind and understanding! And the best part? The sushi was so good! Like fresh, flavorful, and exactly what I needed. Between the amazing food and the genuinely kind service, they've got a customer for life. Highly recommend--just try not to throw yours on the ground like I did! read more
Upon entering Liberty Market, it was immediately to our left in the far corner (of course, depending on which entrance you enter from, this would change - it's the one next to the beer stand, left of the mini donuts, diagonal to bathrooms/arcade, etc). What is this gem?! We ordered "I See Fire", "What's Poppin'", "The Beef", and a California roll, and everything was made to order and tasted fresh. The packaging is adorable, reminded me of a box of french macarons, and I loved that they are all about being environmentally conscious. Given it is our first time experiencing Liberty Market, I can't speak to much, but this was a great spot and we thoroughly enjoyed our lunch here. read more
We visited the sushi stand located on the corner of liberty station. The venue was clean and small with seating located near by. I asked the cashier what he would order on his lunch and he said the "I see fire roll" and his coworker said the "fresh prince", so I ordered both. The sushi was alright, I preferred the roll with lemon. But neither rolls wowed me or my boyfriend. I would say it's pretty basic and good for a pinch if you're in the area and have a need for a quick sushi fix. 6/10 food What stood out to me was the service. The employees I met tonight are the type of people who are down to earth, cool, and make ya feel completely welcome. 10/10 service. read more
2 years ago
I am a sucker for good sushi and a great concept. Sushi stand at the liberty public market is a hot spot. Their rolls were fresh and so much flavor. The guys working there were super nice. You just have to be extremely patient and perhaps plan to explore the market place after ordering because it took about 25-35 minutes to get our rolls on a Saturday afternoon. I thought it was worth it but I could see people getting a little antsy. read more
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