Sushi House

Reviews

• Clarence C.

  star star star star star_border 24 May 2026

  Was craving for sushi but a bit unwilling to step in due to its rating. But we went in anyways.
  
  This place is slightly small, not enough for a huge group but adequate for a family of 4. The menu selection is enormous, ranging from sushi to aburrí. To my surprise, the price is very reasonable, and the quality is as great as most Japanese restaurants. Also, the food came very quickly after we placed our order. The seafood salad was excellent, with generous portions of veggies and slices of sashimi. Their negitoro roll and aburrí salmon sushi were my favourites. We also ordered the Hamachi Cheek. However, it was slightly overcooked on one end and priced $9.95. It didn't taste horrible, but it could be better given by its small portion. This place deserves a higher rating! I will definitely return often for some bringe sushi eating.
  
  Please note the place is closed on Mondays.

• Michelle K.

  star star star star_border star_border 18 May 2026

  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

• Rosemarie T.

  star star star star_border star_border 17 May 2026

  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.

• Michael S.

  star star star star star_border 16 May 2026

  This place is great for a quick bite! Their prices are low compared to most sushi places! Large portion and good food! Recommended for quick bites!

• Tony L.

  star star star_border star_border star_border 5 May 2026

  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.