Sato Sushi & American Fusion

The food was really good. The staff was really friendly and helpful

Had lunch here today for the first time. Great matzo ball soup, rivalling the old Lincoln Dell. The pastrami and turkey sandwich was wonderful as well. The bread was fresh and tasty. The French fries were outstanding. The service was exceptional. We'll have to come back and order some bagels ahead of time, apparently available with advance notice.

I have been vegetarian/pescaterian for close to 2 years, with a couple exceptions, as part of a weightloss and wellness regimen. The Prime Burger I enjoyed was the reward for attaining my personal goals. I plan on trying the Veggie Burger as I get back on the Vegetarian diet. In summary, there are delicious options for you to enjoy here!

Quality kosher restaurant in Minneapolis. Food quality was good. Pleasant ambiance. Prices were in line with food. If I'm visiting Minneapolis again I would definitely go here again.

This was my 1st time there didn't know what to expect ....The customer-service there was impeccable .I got the Italian sub And it was so worth the wait Thank you prime deli and restaurant

If you're looking for kosher that's deelish in Mpls. look no further. Prime handled our group of 20 with ease. Everyone was beyond pleased with their service, selection and portions. I personally could not believe my tasty appetizer platter. With hummus, baba, pita, falafel and Israeli salad it was plenty for lunch with leftovers! Ordering after breakfast, they even accommodated one diner who wanted eggs & toast not found on lunch menu!

I am a full-time caregiver for my mother who has dementia she is isolated from the outside world. I bring her out to eat so she can talk to people. She used to be a hostess in a restaurant for 43 years as we approach the restaurant door I noticed the manager was sitting outside, I thought it would be nice if he said hello I said Mayer my mom‘s here can you say hello? He put his hand up I felt that was really rude to ignore us were coming to his restaurant and he can’t say hello. He happens to work in the Grocery store right next-door and this has happened there many times he is very rude and disrespectful. It’s been bothering me. I mentioned it to my therapist and she said why don’t you mention it to him and let him know how you feel so I decided to say Mayer I don’t appreciate that. You didn’t say hello to my mother when you come in she has dementia it bothered me. 15 minutes later when we were sitting at our table with the rest of our family he comes over and says will you please forgive me? I am so sorry I said if you want to be sorry then buy us a dessert. I said right now we’re eating dinner with my family and we want to be left alone. He said oh it’s my shortcomings. This is something I need to work on. I said OK next time just say, hello when we come in, but he continued to talk to us and then he left and came back and he kept continuing until the point where I became upset and I said you’re harassing me you need to leave. I had to give my mom a Ativan for her anxiety and I told Mayer to please leave us alone and not come back to the table that he was upsetting my mother. He would not listen and continue to come back and then he asked her. How are you getting in my face I said Mayer we need to be left alone. I’m asking you to leave the table please. He wouldn’t leave my family eat in peace . me or happens to run the restaurant I believe it is owned by the Weinberg family. They do not know how to treat people and I would not recommend this restaurant to anybody poor management.

Great decorum, service and food. Reasonable prices.

No, very bad. Mushy rice, rolls not fresh. I am just writing this note to remind myself not to come here again.

I'm glad to see a kosher sushi restaurant, and think it has the potential to be a good sushi restaurant in general. Sato offers a large menu of sushi as well as American food options, attractive modern decor (complete with a large mural of the New York skyline), and accommodating service. I tried the whitehaven roll, Honolulu roll, and veggie tempura. The rolls had good flavor, but the Honolulu roll was loosely rolled so each piece fell apart when picked up, and the fish was so cold that it was jarring to the mouth. The veggie tempura was attractively plated and had a nice crunch and good flavor. The dipping sauce was tangier than I'm used to, and the tempura was a touch oily, but the dish was good overall. For dessert, we ordered the tempura banana. The banana used was way too green, so it was still a bit hard even when fried, and also coated the inside of my mouth. The dessert would also have been better without the artificial strawberry syrup drizzled on top. I knew this was a fusion restaurant, but was still surprised that almost every roll had tempura flakes/crunch, cream cheese (non-dairy since it's kosher) or both. And many of the rolls felt very similar with the rest of the ingredients. But they happily accommodated my request to omit the crunch, and offered to make other changes as well. The restaurant is still undergoing changes : the menu is a stapled pack of copied papers), the servers are still learning the menu and offerings. It's a great addition to the area and serves the Jewish community well, and I look forward to its success.

I had dessert at Sato. "Melting Pot". Delicious! Warm Ramiken cup of melting chocolate cake with a warm cookie on the bottom (containing Peanuts). This is paired with non-dairy ice cream, drizzled with chocolate, and caramel sauce, and non-dairy whipped topping. The rich, chocolate cake has a warm, pudding-like chocolate center with either cookie dough or a warm cookie on the bottom. This is the definition of a good dessert to finish off a great meal.

The sushi and sashimi is the best in the Twin Cities. The service is quick and friendly with the ability to answer questions on the menu. The food is fresh and high quality. The ambiance and atmosphere is a nice causal setting for neighborhood locals. My goal is to try something new with every visit.

The food was amazing and I can't wait to go back. Staff were friendly and did a great job helping us order. A refreshingly interesting menu. Dessert was awesome too!

I tried this sushi restaurant for the first time last night with my girls group, I loved it and the food was so good! Atmosphere was nice, the service was great! Chef Johnny was great

We ended up finding this cute little place for a quick bite of sushi, it was delicious!! This is a must and we will be returning

Finally a kosher restaurant in the Twin Cities with great food! I don't keep kosher but wanted to try the restaurant to support the community and to support local. We ordered three different items to share. The crispy rice with tuna, Honolulu roll and the orange roll. All really good. We ordered too much but enough to bring home. I will for sure go back and order a whole different selection of items. It was really good!