Misaki @ Superior

THE best sushi in the 36 corridor!!! We come back time and time again and are always so happy. The fish is so fresh, the service is excellent; the staff takes such good care of you! All nigiri and hand rolls have been amazing. Seaweed salad is my favorite. Just a cozy place where it feels like family with the best sushi for miles!!!!

Food is great: the rolls are fat with fish (note the size of the salmon pieces in the rolls in the second photo), portions are generous, and the ingredients are fresh. The sushi chefs seem very happy, and the staff are very kind. Come here. You won’t regret it.

LOVE this place! The sushi is always fresh and delicious. The nigiri presentation is on point. Their rolls are fantastic. My favorite is Snow on the Mountain and Misaki Roll. Both offer a delicious and unique flavor. Lia, staff, and chefs are always so friendly and attentive. It’s so good!!!

Omg the sushi here is incredible. I had the superior roll and it was amazing as I am a huge fan of mango. It had incredible flavor. I also got the misaki roll as a recommendation from my waitress and it did not disappoint at all. They have fresh wasabi which is hard to get at most sushi places (if you know you know). Then the sushi chef gave me a taste of something incredible he was working on and now I need the name of whatever that was pronto. Great service. Incredible food. Highly recommend. Second picture is the Hokkaido roll and superior roll. Both were amazing.

Lia, Henry, & Lee (sushi chefs) were amazing!!! The service, knowledge and atmosphere were top notch!! One of the best omakase experiences I’ve had!! You’re missing out if you don’t come here!!! Enjoy!!!

Lia at Mikasi provided great service and the food was delicious. The toro nigiri and miso soup is incredible. We will be back and look forward to seeing Lia again 🩷

Had a great experience at Misaki Ramen. The food was really good and came out fast. Huge shoutout to Lia and the staff. They were insanely nice, super polite, and helped with everything we needed. I highly recommend coming here.

Fantastic customer service and incredible dishes. The quality of the food and the presentations were amazing! We will come back soon! Chirasi and the rolls in the pics! Great chefs!

Great food! Great service! New Head Sushi Chef! The Moriawase was so so good! Service was very kind Check this place out

I wanted ramen, my date wanted sushi, so we found a place for both! Arriving at noon on a Saturday, we found it nearly empty. Though decently populated by the time we left. The eclectic atmosphere provides an immediate sense of comfort. Most chairs were different, as if sourced from various places. Tapestries hung from the ceiling and there's a fair amount of art along the walls. We started with Bao Buns, which ended up being the highlight. They're served very warm, almost hot. Very flavorful, not dry at all. Small but with 3 to an order, it's a solid choice to share. Or maybe I should've just made a meal out of it. Meat was very tasty. 5 stars for them! Somehow the meat quality dipped dramatically with the Tonkotsu. Tough and not flavorful, and the poached egg was very different from most ramen, having no flavor and served cold. After sitting in the ramen for awhile, it helped a bit. In fact, the entire dish tasted noticeably a bit better near the end of our seating versus its initial arrival to the table. The broth is decent, noodles seem a bit "cheap" but fine. Ramen as a whole was 2, maybe 3 stars sadly. Perhaps 3.5 by the time it all marinated together longer. Sushi brought the mood up a bit. It wasn't amazing but California roll was refreshing and the nigiri was fine. Maybe 3 stars, or 4. Seems like a place where the non-fishy or tempura sushi will shine. The nice atmosphere and very pleasant service made our visit very quick and efficient. But a bit pricey, especially for the quality. I'd still probably return, but let's just say it's not the top of my list. Or at best, it will be very dish dependent. If I'm craving Bao buns, I'll use their nifty drive-thru and be on my merry way. Maybe by the time I get home, they'll be cooled off enough to immensely enjoy.

The food was exactly as expected; hot and fresh as it should be. The service also was fast and super friendly. The price is right for the right food and service. Dining hall was clean and well organized. A lot of people carry-out here (since the tables are mostly filled?) The food is good but it's a bit pricey. Overall, we may or may not come here again since it's pricey; and there are other Ramen options close by to this location.

I highly recommend Misaki at Superior. The new Head Sushi Chef and staff are incredibly friendly. The food is so delicious! high quality as well. The restaurant is clean and comfortable. If you're looking for a place to eat sushi or noodles Misaki at Superior is the perfect place for it.

#5 Fun Fact: Misaki has become my go-to sushi spot for take-out! It's so easy! They have an amazing online platform that makes ordering simple and efficient. We've placed to-go orders twice, now. They have each been ready upon our selected pick-up time and have been 100% correct! In fact, they have a sweet system where you can just pull through their drive thru to scoop up your order. You don't even have to get out of your car. Again, it's so easy to grab and go! We've had: fly of bluefin (a nigiri, sashimi and roll combo of tuna) shake zanmai (a nigiri, sashimi and roll combo of salmon) spicy scallop roll (8 pieces) salmon tartar (8 pieces) spicy bincho roll (8 pieces) spicy salmon roll (8 pieces) green hama roll (8 pieces) Everything tastes delicious! You can't go wrong. #6 Fun Fact: When you order take-out, you can decide what you want your ambiance to be! We've caught a view of the mountains and had our own saki tasting at home. Both, have been super fun date nights!

Dining alone isn't my first choice, but when you want Japanese, you go. This place hands down has the best seaweed salad I ever have ever had. The rolls were yummy. The gyoza was also delicious, but a little strange. Why was it stuck together?

Came by on a Friday night around 9pm to have some ramen, the place was pretty empty. We ordered the tonkotsu and tan tan ramen. Staff was very friendly and the service was great. However, the flavor of the ramen tasted artificial and the tonkotsu was pretty dry compare to some of the other ramen places.

Amazing ramen. Very good salad. Beer cold and inviting. Sushi decent but not my favorite. But did I mention the ramen??!!!

Located near the shops at Superior (outside of Boulder). We came here to try their ramen based on previous reviews and available options in the area that weren't American/burgers etc. The parking is readily available. The interior is pretty nice but it was super empty on a Friday night, which was concerning. Service was good! The ramen was a bit bland and ordinary; the broth tasted a bit artificial and not as rich as expected. We got a tan tan men and a tonkotsu to explore the ramen portion of the menu. The eggs weren't the traditional ramen eggs we were expecting; these were lightly poached. The chashu in the tonkotsu was "mid" as the kids call it. For $16/bowl, we expected much better ramen, even if it is in Boulder, CO.

I enjoyed my ramen very much! It was my parents first time having bao buns and they loved these! I am not a huge fan when I have pork slices in my ramen so this was perfect! Our waitress was very sweet and the restaurant was nice!

My husband and I came in for lunch. It was a warm day and it felt like the heat was on, we were anxiously awaiting our food. Pretty presentation, except smaller portions of food. We left there sweaty, partially hungry and ok service.

We were thrilled that this highly rated spot wasn't busy on a Saturday night! We enjoyed the laidback, but energetic background music & colorful banners. We ordered Veggie Tempura (way too oily!,) Gyoza (decent,) Miso soup (very good!,) Caterpillar roll (decent,) & Shrimp tempura roll (decent.). The host/ waitress was so brisk w/ my family member that they didn't want to mention that the tempura was overly oily. I deferred to them on that. Then I tasted it & was shocked they didn't ask for something else! If I went again, I'd get ramen instead of sushi & steer clear of the tempura. Maybe there's been staff turnover or they were feeling particularly burnt out that night? Unfortunately, it didn't live up to the hype.

nice restaurant and comfortable place.Lia service good & nice.we will come back again.

I previously reviewed this restaurant and highly recommend it. It's my preferred spot for weekends when I crave a hot bowl of Ramen or some fantastic sushi. As a vegetarian, I appreciate the numerous vegetarian sushi options available here. During my recent lunch visit, I indulged in the garden roll and veggie tempura roll, both of which were incredible. While I've had the monster roll before and it's also excellent, the veggie Gyoza was a bit of a letdown due to the dipping sauce being more sour than sweet. I was disappointed to learn that the miso soup contained fish, which meant I had to skip it even though I was really craving it. It would be great if they had a vegetarian miso soup like most other places do. Nonetheless, the sushi is always fresh, and the tempura inside the sushi feels freshly fried and warm. This place is dear to my heart, and I'm grateful that it has reopened following the Marshall fire.

Misaki at Superior is our go-to sushi restaurant in the Denver Metro area, we will happily drive this far to get their fresh fish. They are always such kind team members who share the fresh fish of the day, check in regularly and overall make the experience great. They seem to be still rebuilding from some of the losses of the fire but I absolutely adore their decor, specifically the different chairs at every seat. Can't recommend Misaki more!

I'm sad to say that my experience at Misaki at Superior was extremely disappointing. I came here for lunch on Sunday and tried their sashimi appetizer ($18), beef teriyaki skewer ($6), chicken meatball skewer ($6), and their rainbow roll ($16). Their fish was not very fresh-- it works ok in a roll, I would recommend skipping it in sashimi form. Their beef teriyaki skewer was super dry and tough. The chicken meatball was more enjoyable since it was actually pretty juicy. Both skewers had a *very* strong liquid smoke taste and in my opinion, are very overpriced at $6 each.

Misaki (Japanese: 御先, "misaki") are a collective term for spirit-like existences in Japan like gods, demons and spirits, among other supernatural entities. Uncertain on the gods, demons and such but the food here is very much a supernatural entity. The Shumai are microwave special. I believe the recommendation on the packaging is to steam versus microwaved. The karaage chicken shall be deep fried - ours was rubbery and beyond salty - definitely a supernatural preparation. The chasu buns - were simply inedible. I mean if one starts with a horrible product and drowns it in sauce, guess what one gets: inedible buns with tons of sauce. How does one make the experience better? Yup. By pairing it with downright bad service. I mean they did us a favor but bringing water. Overall, not a place that I would recommend or would visit again. Perhaps the spirit like existences were angry tonight and decided to smite us with subpar food, service and experience.

One of my go-to sushi places in the area, for a few reasons: - They have some of the freshest fish, with some awesome specials - Their vegetarian options are on point - especially the green monster roll - Their ramen broth is sublime - I love their atmosphere with a glittery floor and a cool collection of mismatched chairs

We stopped on our way out of Boulder because of the positive reviews. This might almost be the worst sushi I've tried in my lifetime. I tasted a piece of fish and left the remaining sashimi untouched because I was scared of getting sick. I thought it was just me being picky, but my entire family also agreed after tasting their items as well. We could taste that the low quality fish was frozen and thawed. I would say the only things safe to eat were anything without real raw fish, the tempura and California rolls. If you are someone like us who grew up with the freshest sushi on the west coast and who understands what good sushi should taste like, this is not the place so please save yourself a lot of money and don't stop here.

Found a light strand of hair stuck in 2 of the sushi rolls. We notified the waitress and the response was 'we all have black hair' 'my manager said you already ate two of the rolls so we can remake you only one new one'. After finding a hair and $100+ later, I don't think I will ever go back again.

Extensive menu of fresh, flavorful selections. Staff is attentive & willing to help with suggestions. My son loved the Dragon Ball roll lol. Whenever my family wants Sushi we go to Misaki

Consider my sushi cravings...sushified! We came across this place by coincidence when the first place that was supposed to be open was indeed not. I love when fate steps in and takes over. I was a little thrown off at the drive thru because..hello! Drive thru sushi?? That's new!! There is definitely a Hawaiian Japanese vibe when you walk in and the 6ft distancing is well enforced. They take your temperature upon entering before you can seated. That could be annoying for some however, ensuring all precautions when in the food industry is vital. The pork buns and sushi was just incredible! I had a hard time deciding what to order especially when my husband said: "You decide babe." Ahhh I hate those words lol. Luckily for me I chose correctly and we both ate 3 of the best rolls. Honestly, all the rolls seems unique and delicious! The service was pretty damn good to! Thank you for that because we value good service. Finally, you all know what's coming next...restrooms. While I'm not keen on the brown walls and floors they were definitely clean and well maintained and that at the end of the day is what matters. A clean bathroom means...a clean kitchen! Perhaps when there is opportunity update the restrooms to a more...colorful not poop like color? Lol Thank you for a great sushi experience.

The manager served us and was quite rude though we weren't sure why. This restaurant has been a staple for us for years but we will not be eating here or ever recommend it again.

Misaki was once a go to sushi spot for me. Unfortunately the fish quality and service have gone downhill. Had my last visit there today in which I had to send some nigiri back. I have only sent food back a few times in my life. Even if it's not good I will usually power through it or just pay for it. But the fish was so bad I felt it had to go back. I was then confronted by the angry sushi chef who told me "you should know what to order and his 20 years of experience tell him the fish was fine". Well in my 40 years of regularly eating sushi this was the worst fish any restaurant has ever served me. I've had great, good, and bad sushi. This was inedible. Sorry but you just lost a frequent customer for life due the angry confrontation. Especially in front of my children. I rarely ever write reviews but this experience deserves it.

The Ramen is a go to. Really good, Really! Solid sushi menu if you can make it past the Ramen. I'm happy to have this restaurant close by.

4.5 solid stars for me. So I have been looking to try this place for over a year now and am glad to have finally done it. Met a friend here for dinner and we shared a few apps - the shrimp shumai and unagi roll. Both were very tasty. We each had a ramen - I had the spicy pork broth Tonkatsu - which was very rich and flavorful and my friend had the Tan Tan Su veggie ramen. We both really enjoyed the overall dining experience with very attentive and friendly staff and a nice relaxed environment. Definitely will be back and recommend if you want ramen, sushi or appetizers.

Best Ramen in Denver... most places are way off on how to make good Ramen. Sushi is of Japanese standard and quality. Highly recommend.

Best Ramen I have ever eaten! I can't wait to go back. Service was fantastic and everyone was very friendly. Definitely try this place. The spicy ramen is sooo good.

-Pork buns look much better than they are. More than half of the meat was fat. 5 -salmon sashimi was great but speedy $3.50 per piece. 10 -green Hama roll- simple no toppings but good 9 I'd try this again

Stopped by on a Sunday afternoon and ordered the pork bun appetizer and chicken terayaki skewers. Pork bun had a tasty sauce and the skewers tasted flame grilled. I order their pork ramen and it was bland, tasteless and boring. The pork was not flame grilled... it looked boiled, gray and depleted. I requested hot sauce and was brought chili oil which did nothing to add flavor to the ramen. My wife ordered lobster tempura roll. It came with 6 pieces and was basic and serviceable. Nothing to go nuts about. Their four nose IPA was a good option. The location was clean looking but all the servers were hanging by the bar chit-chatting while our table needed refills, utensils, sauce, etc... Overall, I would not return as their ramen missed the mark on flavor/spice for me.

Ordered through their online service. Check out their website. There was a $4 service charge for delivery not that bad. + chicken teriyaki + salmon roll + tuna roll + poke roll + chicken karagge The salmon was fresh, but wasn't wowed at all with the tuna it felt tough in texture. I probably just don't like tuna. It's difficult to rate this place appropriately. I 100% believe that sushi shouldn't be eaten as fresh as possible. But the mister and I were having a lazy Sunday. Poke roll was good spicy, fresh and good texture. I will say though I was very pleased with entre options. Things that could be better though: - Karagge could have more salt - Chicken teriyaki was only 1 skewer And it tasted as if it were under marinated? - UI for ordering on their app was difficult (I'm sure it's a 3rd party app and probably not their fault but yeah this could be improved.) Sadly, I could not find bento box on the app, but it is avail on their menu. App limitations bah! Some cool things you can order sake / beer on the app. I didn't this time. Word of advice - most def order via doordash or in person.

Went for some ramen and overall it was pretty good. Also got some tempura and sushi on the side. The tempura was over battered so it wasn't my favorite, honestly felt a little queazy afterwards because of it. I don't recall the sushi being exceptional, but I think it was okay.

Good sushi and good ramen - there's always fast service too!! Definitely worth a visit!

I like Misaki But not any more. I just opened my togo order, Unagi bowl, $21.00 before Tax. I always like their Unagi bowl cuz they serve with fresh avocado and cucumber. But today, I got bad avocado. I am very disappointed.

The Tan Tan is the bees knees! I'm down in Denver, but every time I go up to Boulder, I make my way to Misaki. The flavors of this noodle soup check all my boxes: flavorful, slight kick, great taste. Try this, you won't be sorry!

Really yummy sushi. I got the chirashi bowl and it was delicious and comes with a salad and soup! Very filling. Happy to see some good sushi options in Superior

Tan tan men. While this ramen does not measure up to what you can get in Japan or other legit places in big cities, for ramen in the middle of Colorado, I was extremely surprised and pleased with this offering. Broth was flavorful and spicy enough to please the palate. The noodles were just okay, and the ground pork instead of pork slices was something I wish were different. Overall a good ramen though and not what I would expect in Colorado. To make up for the ramen and to get it to 5 stars for me was the Sapporo on Draft. Again, not common I feel in not a big city to have Japanese beers on draft. And it was cheap as well. I do recommend this ramen if you're around the area.

Fantastic sushi! Hands down the best sushi I've had in Colorado! Super fresh fish, excellent service, great ramen and hot prepared food as well. This place has become one of our favorites!

This was my 4th time here and time 1-3 was a solid 4 (good service and quality of the fish). Time #4 was a miss. Busy night and I'm always very accommodating and patient, however.... I walked in w the intent to have a drink and get take out at the bar. I was the only person seated at the bar for the duration of my visit. I understand busy but in my time there, not only was I not served - but my presence was not even acknowledged. All I needed was a "were swamped - be right with you". I counted 9 different people buzzing around me - none even gave me a glance. It became a bit of a social experiment to see if anyone would even remotely engage. Nope. After 25 min (again - only person at the bar) I walked out. I want to like this place - but it was a big customer service miss.

First timer at misaligned and I wasn't disappointed. Sushi was really quite good. Wife had bento box and she also liked it

Holy smokes! The ramen here is smoking! Amazing! Such amazingly delicious ramen. I'm a huge fan of ramen and this place dishes out an excellent variety! I've been here a handful of times already and I can't get enough. The tan tan mien is my fave - hands down. I tried the other one, but the tan tan option has a smokiness to it and spiciness is perfect, and the ramen noodles are chewy and the right texture! The soft boiled egg is the stuff of dreams! Love that they have pork baos that are tasty and the sushi options are excellent! I really loved their rolls. I don't recommend the veggie dumplings... but everything else is wonderful! Truly amazing! Can't be missed! Excellent new spot in the Denver metro for excellent quality ramen and sushi! Going to be a regular here for sure!

Best sushi I've had. they don't cheat by leaning into slathering sauces onto mediocrely constructed rolls. Just genuinely good sushi with complex flavors that complement each other. Be sure and ask your waiter for recommendations! I'll be coming back when I'm nearby whenever I can Very relaxed modern vibes with what I think May have been kpop music playing

New fave spot! Amazing ramen & great sushi nice staff and decent service. Hard to beat in the area.

This place is amazing. The service was impeccable, the staff is super friendly, and the food absolutely did not disappoint. Try the expert roll!

We will definitely be back here. We ordered 4 different rolls and all of them were delicious. Service was stellar, (we had this female server who was delightful and helpful), they had a robot clearing tables (lol check it out) and we had delicious drinks- a Japanese beer and a couple of sakes. Loooooots of tempura options if you like those! Now the prices were up there, so we won't go back as much as we'd like, but maybe that's a Pandemic issue (?) or maybe it's just that you have to pay more for GOOD food. I'll be back.

My sister and I dropped in to catch up over dinner on a Tuesday around 6:00pm. I live pretty close by, and thought this would be a rad place to try; it's pretty new, and I'm a huge sushi fan, so I was stoked to visit for the first time. My first impression of the setup and ambiance in the restaurant was super positive - the decor is kind of eclectic with mismatched chairs at every table and random banners and wall art adorning the walls and ceiling, and the vibe was laid back and casual. We were greeted immediately by a super friendly young lady and seated at a cozy two-top near the entrance. I'd say, between the time we sat down and the time we were acknowledged by anyone was about fifteen minutes... which was a huge bummer. The restaurant wasn't super busy, but everyone seemed to be rushing around like they were insanely stressed out. I'm not really sure what was up. By, regardless of that, we spent the time just chatting, so it wasn't nearly as big of a bother as it'd have been in any other scenario (honestly still kind of frustrating, though). Despite the wait, our server was very friendly, apologized for the wait, and asked if we had any questions before we ordered. We ended up getting seaweed salad, a teriyaki chicken skewer, and an assortment of different sushi and sashimi. I love sashimi - my sister, not so much (she's a totally picky eater) - so we got a couple different rolls she knew she would be able to handle, and I was still able to get my fix. While waiting for our food, we got a couple drinks and continued our conversation. I feel like I'm usually a pretty patient person, but everything was so slooooow! Our sushi came out first, followed by the seaweed salad, and then (about 20 minutes later) the chicken skewer. My sister wanted to try and wait to eat the sushi until she had the chicken (just in case she didn't like something, and needed a familiar flavor to "wash it down" lol), but we were starving, so waiting even longer was near impossible. The seaweed salad was good; definitely on par with others I've had, but different in the sense that there were two different consistencies of seaweed, and cucumbers were cut up as a garnish. Our sushi was decent; we got the poke roll (I know there's more to the name) veggie tempura, tuna and mackerel sashimi, and snapper nigiri. Personally, my favorites were the snapper, tuna, and poke roll; mackerel wasn't really my fancy, but there may have been more than one reason for it. My sister really liked the poke and veggie tempura rolls, and gave the sashimi a go (so proud!), but wasn't a fan. The chicken skewer was yummy, and whatever the slaw stuff was that came with it was super good, too. I've had sushi a bunch of different times in my life, so this time wasn't really new and exciting, but I'd be interested to try their ramen, as it seems to be something that is both yummy and super popular at this place. Although the food was decent, it wasn't out of the box in any way, and the fact that my sister and I just sat around for a good chunk of time without being acknowledged are the main reasons for the three stars... I'd have given 3.5 if it were possible, and I'm hoping a return visit will bump them up for me, but for now, all I have to go on is a single visit.

Excellent Sushi! at first, i was a bit cautious simply because i've never heard of a sushi bar that has drive-thru service. the atmosphere inside is nice. very eclectic decór. i don't know if it was on purpose or not, but there is not a single matching chair in the restaurant. i don't know why i like that, but i do. makes me chuckle. :) We started off with some miso soup, which was incredibly hot when first served. But, after if cooled a bit, it tasted great. We also ordered their Single-Malt Kurayoshi Whiskey. it was so strong and so smooth. 8/10 for sure. For entrées, sushi! We ordered a Hokkaido roll, Meiji Maguro, Caterpillar, Nova Lox Salmon, and a Misaki Roll. And they all tasted fantastic! so good!! tight rolls with very fresh ingredients. For dessert, we had the egg custard tarts. honestly, they were subpar. bland and a disappointing way to end such an excellent meal. All-in-all, i will be coming back for the sushi in the future. i really can't get over how expertly made their sushi is!

Uh-oh...we're in trouble. This high quality sushi place called Misaki at Superior recently opened up near us, which it's just too easy to come here for dinner all the time. Misaki at Superior is a sister restaurant to the Misaki at Stanley Marketplace, a super-cute hipster-style sushi place. (I'm a huge fan of the original Misaki and have only stayed away because it's so far from where we live.) The decor of the one at Superior is a bit eclectic, with its intentionally mismatched chairs and cute outdoor dining area where the table tops are propped up on cement blocks with hand prints all over them. The only thing I don't love about the decor are the various TVs, since we try to limit TV exposure for our little one. For others, though, this could be a perk of the restaurant. The sushi itself, aka the most important part, is fresh and solidly good. It's unfair to compare the sushi here to sushi in Japan or coastal California, because this is a restaurant in the suburbs of a landlocked state. That being said, it's damn good nigiri for the location. The selection varies by the day, but I've found the amaebi, king salmon, mackerel and seared tuna nigiri to be satisfying. Most of the rolls are pretty standard rolls you'd find at other sushi restaurants. Our favorite is the salmon tartare rolls, a tasty combination of salmon poke, caper, white onion, masago, slightly torched salmon sashimi with garlic butter and fried onion on top. The cooked items are delicious too-- if we want to encourage our little guy to eat a huge meal, we offer him the pork belly baos and gyozas from here.

Very nice eclectic surprise. The food was very good- started with miso soup that had tiny mushrooms in it followed by Pork Chashu Buns that had and excellent piece of pork belly with a bit of chili oil to add a surprise touch of heat. We had a selection of Nigiri/sushi and a shrimp tempura roll. All was fresh and tasty. The snow crab was done uniquely. I thoroughly enjoyed it. The portions are a tad smaller than expected but that was not a negative- just an observation. Dessert was Mochi- mango and red bean. The decor is eclectic with comfortable non-matching chairs, 4 big screen TVs (one at the alcohol bar and one at the sushi bar), painted concrete floors and colorful banners. Service was a bit sparse but friendly and just enough- just right for me. I read a complaint about poor venting and though I agree (you can smell the cooking oil) it was not overwhelming for me. If you are sensitive to such smells- this may not be for you. The table next to us had ramen and it looked awesome- that will be my next meal here.

This is our go-to sushi spot in the Louisville / Superior area. I've been eating up and down their menu, and everything is tasty and fresh. The prices have been creeping up the past few years, especially for their specialty rolls, but from a quality perspective I'll stick with five stars.