SUSHI GO

If I could GO back for more sushi right now, I would! Every dish I tried at SUSHI GO was excellent. I went during lunch as well, and the prices are fair for the amount of food. For an appetizer, I ordered the takoyaki, which was very crispy and had a satisfying amount of octopus inside. For sushi, I ordered the Crunchy King, while another at my table had ordered the Crunchy Queen, which I also tried. It was some of the best sushi I’ve had in my life! I highly recommend both. The fish was fresh, the perfect amount of sauce was drizzled on top, and eight pieces of Crunchy King were enough to be filling. I also can’t forget to mention the amazing service and kind staff. SUSHI GO is definitely a bucket list restaurant for Greenville. I can’t wait to GO back on my next visit to the city!

I had the most beautiful, delicious sushi here last night. I chose to get the Nigiri 7 and look at that plate! I really enjoyed this restaurant as it seemed to have more exotic and numerous items on the menu than other sushi restaurants I’ve been to, particularly in the asheville/hendersonville area. I wish I was a local so I could dine here at least once a week and try all the things. Other than the delicious, fresh sushi, the waitstaff was incredibly attentive and kind.

We had a little bit of everything from edamame, pork belly (buta kakuni), to the Hot Tonight roll with spicy salmon, cream cheese and jalapeño and a Fire Cracker roll that came out flaming! Owner Max has been in the same location on the corner of N. Main and College street Downtown for 15 years, so you know they’re doing something right!

Our favorite sushi and Japanese restaurant in all of Greenville! Max, the owner, is so nice and an amazing Chef. The sushi is so fresh and high-quality. The service is always amazing and we love that it is in downtown Greenville! 10/10 recommend.

Great spot, sushi is fresh & tasty! I had a special roll today called Table Rock in honor of Table Rock Reservoir & some of the proceeds go to help fight the fires in that area! Must try this roll!

Hands down the best Japanese restaurant in Greenville. My Japanese parents refuse to go anywhere else when they are in town—favorites include nigiri, chirashizushi, and nabeyaki udon. Sushi Go recently revamped their menu and I tried their nasu dengaku and shime saba which were both excellent. Love the servers, especially Rachel and Mayumi-san, who always make our experience extra special.

This was a cute spot. Service was good. I ordered the Sukiyaki Beef Udon. I thought it wasn’t a soup base dish because it didn’t say in the description. I know some places make it differently. It did say beef was on top of the udon. Was a bit disappointed, not because it was soup. I barely could find any beef. It taste good. It was piping hot. My friend got the Miso Ramen, she said it was okay. My other friend, she got the Chirashi bowl. Nice location in downtown Greenville.

I've always loved the eel here. Costs a life and a half, but honestly if you haven't had Japanese BBQ eel, I'd recommend it. The karaage is rather mid though. I've had better and it kind of leaves you wanting. The sukiyaki is on point and this is one of the few places I've been that even makes it. The sushi is great, as one would expect. It took a long time to get our food at what seemed like average capacity so just be prepared for a wait.

Best service I've had in a long time! Very friendly and attentive. Quality of the sushi was also good! It was fresh! The atmosphere is dark and would be perfect for a date night.

Quick service, tasty rolls. Has outdoor seating available. Kind hostess service. Good, quiet setting.

Enjoyed our meal here while we were having our weekend birthday getaway in Greenville. Price wasn't bad at all and service was good. Atmosphere was cozy. Been craving some rolls and this definitely hit the spot. Highly recommend this place.

I feel like I just got pranked. Im not sure if the picture conveys it, but I feel like I was just served a bunch of fun sized food items. They also didn't have much flavor either. The Bad * The tuna roll had MAYBE 2oz of tuna in it? * The California roll had almost 0 meat in it, just tasted like cucumber and avocado. * The meal came with a ginger salad that was all of one bite. * I got Yakitori (chicken skewers) and it was roughly 3oz of chicken, surely not any more than that. * Prices are HIGH, and you will leave unsatisfied * The quality of the food was fine, but it wasn't strikingly fresh or anything * They ran out of diet pepsi on my first glass.. The Good * Service was good, nice staff * Decent amount of options on the menu * You can see the chefs making your sushi, which is always fun Certainly a one and done visit. I think there are far better options in the immediate area.

This cozy downtown sushi restaurant serves sushi and Japanese fare. It is located across from the Hyatt Regency. They have an extensive menu with grilled entrees, fried entrees and lots of sushi options. The rolls are on the smaller side but full of flavor. I ordered three rolls (one speciality and two traditional). My friend ordered a chicken teriyaki platter. Both dishes were tasty and fresh!

The best sushi in GVL, hands down. I am hesitant to post this review because I kinda want to keep this place a secret. Other places depend on cream cheese or fancy sauces to make their sushi. This place achieves deliciousness with creative use of fresh ingredients. We always start with mixed tempura, great appetizer for a very reasonable price. My favorite roll is the Greenville roll, but you really can't go wrong. And if you are lucky enough to score a table outside Thursday or Friday during the summer you can dine to the sound of great tunes on Main Street.

I have dined extensively in Japan and at every sushi place in Greenville; this is by far the best. I started dining here when the older couple had it... the new owner is more open, and the food has remained consistent. It's a little smaller than most places but has ample room. Outside dining and a large table in the back. A fairly wide offering that is done well. As others have mentioned, the service can be up and down--the turnover, as with other places, is high. But in general, you can't go wrong with this place.

Rude greeter at the door, rude waitress who never smiled, never made eye contact, never refilled out drinks then argued with a person at my table about what she'd ordered when they brought out the wrong dish. Food was not good either. Anyone can have a bad day but this is one place I'll never go to a second time!

One of the best sushi spots in Greenville for sure. So good I went there three days in a row. The Crunchy King roll is delicious! I had them add jalapeños for extra kick, and it was spectacular.

One of the best sushi restaurants in Greenville! Their rice is imo what sets them apart. I've been a fan of Irashiai for years and this place is my new fav. The flavors are impeccable and the ambiance is relaxing. Will definitely be back!

There are about half a dozen sushi restaurants in downtown Greenville, and of all of them, Sushi Go has become my favorite. My latest visit was early on New Years Eve. I took my wife out for sushi, as I almost always do on this date. Our server, Tanya, was top notch, on the ball, and was very jovial. Our apps were delicious as were our entrees. All around just a great experience. I only have two small critiques, and these are quite minor. The seats could be a little more comfy, and if all of the entrees come out at the same time, that would be nice. Other than that, it was another perfect dining experience at Sushi Go! We'll be back soon :)

I came here with my husband and son for lunch on a Friday back in November. We were the only people in there sadly. Our waitress was very nice and we really liked her. We got the spider roll, the godzilla roll, and just a classic California roll. I wasn't really impressed with any of them, which was disappointing because I had read such great reviews. Maybe Friday afternoons are just not the time to go :(.

Lunch Special Sahimi is very poor Quality. Very fin cuts plus the cheapest picks . Not really fan of place. Salad was Merge and dressing

From the moment we walked in we felt welcomed. Every employee was smiling and saying hello. The atmosphere is nice, dimly lit and a great date night spot. Our server took our drink orders and we perused the menu. So many choices, everything from hibachi to ramen, so no worries if you're not a fan of sushi. Also, if raw is not your thing but you want sushi, they do have a variety that is not raw, such as made with tempura shrimp. One thing about sushi is that at some places it's not made a reasonable size. Sushi is not easy to cut and it's just sloppy to try and take a bite, so pieces that fit nicely in the mouth enhance the sushi experience. Here, it was the perfect size and perfectly fresh. Hub loved the albacore sashimi and the Bourbon St. roll with fried oysters and crab. For me, the dumplings were a bit sticky but the crunchy shrimp roll with avocado was delicious. The Absolut Mandarin Dream cocktail was very tasty. Service was great. Ladies room was spotless. Recommend!

I'm surprised I can find such good quality sushi farther from the shore. I missed this when I left home for college. Yum!!!

I've been going to Sushi Go for the past 5-6 years and I can say that it is the best and most authentic sushi place in Greenville. I have never experienced bad service like some of the other reviews mention; maybe slower service sometimes. Their fish is always fresh and rolls are fairly unique compared to many other sushi places. I always come here for special occasions and they never let me down! As you can tell my two favorite rolls are the crunchy king and salmon lemon!

Horrible customer service. I've gone here regularly, but no longer will after being treated so disrespectfully. Was made to stand for more than 15 min even though there were two open spaces to sit at the bar. I wouldn't mind waiting longer service if you're short on staff. But, really! Make me stand there when there is an option to sit down! Don't treat your regular customers so rudely. Get a more courteous and adept host.

The food is delicious but the service is absolutely horrible. We all ran out of drinks & the waiter hasn't checked on our table in 20 mins. We were lied to about how many pieces we got in an appetizer. I asked for a fork or kid chop sticks but my 6 year old is still struggling with regular chop sticks. I believe there's only 3 waiters working. Nobody greets you when you walk in, there's no sign telling you to wait to be seated or seat yourself, there's no sanitizer station, the waiter kept pulling his mask down under his chin. While the food was good, I would expect better service for the higher prices. If you come here wear a coat (it's freezing inside), make sure you have no plans to be anywhere fast, bring something to entertain yourself for the long wait ahead.

I had a really great meal at Sushi Go recently and would definitely be back to try out more of the menu. I checked in at the new Aloft. I was starving and it was getting late so I knew I needed to head out asap to eat. Sushi Go is right around the corner so I made my way over. I was by myself so I sat at the bar which offers full service food too. My only regret was that I happen to be sitting on the left at the end and was directly under an AC vent. I didn't notice at first because it wasn't on, but it kept kicking on and off to maintain temp and every time it did I was freezing. I love a sampling of eats when I get Japanese food so I ordered a bunch of small items. First was the miso soup which was pretty standard. Next up was the Shrimp Shumai and the Baked Spicy Tuna. The dumplings were great, but the Baked Spicy Tuna really stole the show. It was pretty simple, but still a very unique dish. They take half an avocado and stuff it with tuna, cover it in special sauce and bake the whole thing... definitely try it. I finished up with a crazy roll that came in a soy wrapper as opposed to nori. It was a nice change of pace and I'd recommend it for sure.

Sushi is not fresh. Looked old and did not smell right. Can't get that wrong. When I told the waiter the sushi she'd came over and took the sushi off my plate. Then without even checking it for himself insisted that it was fresh. I told him please don't serve this to anyone. Not sure if he listened but I would be concerned.

Food poisoned! After eating felt very sick and got food poisoned DISGUSTING and OVERPRICED (for what you get) sushi TERRIBLE customer customer service, the waitress ran out of the restaurant to publicly harass my husband and demanded a tip after we payed and left the restaurant. She was very rude and disrespectful! Never coming back, DO NOT RECOMMEND!

Loved the atmosphere here and the big booths. The service, not so much. No offer of water. Had to flag her down for more drinks, twice. Had to flag her down for bill. And it was not at all busy. Now for the food. The edamame to start was a few min overdone but still good. The salad was refreshing- iceberg lettuce with a creamy ginger dressing. It was different but I liked it a lot. We got the Tuna, Tuna, Tuna roll, Green Emerald Roll, Greenville Roll, Crunchy King Roll and two specials: Salmon from New Zealand, tuna special. The New Zealand salmon special was awesome but very cold - near frozen cold. The rolls were good. I liked the Green Emerald and the way the cilantro hit you after a few bites. The crunchy King was hearty and was my other favorite. The Tuna, Tuna, Tuna Roll was spicy.

My husband and I visited the city for a couple of days and we went to Sushi Go 2 days in a row for lunch. We just loved it. The food is really delicious, the vibe is nice and the service was great.

Booked their private room for my birthday dinner and WOWZERS. The food here is just as mouth-watering as it looks in the pictures. The pricing is pretty steep, but SO worth it. Go, Sushi GO! 90% of sushi places I've tried in South Carolina so far have been mediocre, at best. Don't act like I'm the only that does it... People have a tendency to settle when it comes to cheap food-Happens to the best of us... That kind of spongy, forgettable, and sometimes even tasteless experience you tolerate only because, let's face it, you're hungry enough to grab stuff off belts (that looks far better than it tastes) and shovel these pieces into your mouth as quickly as possible to get full and cash out for a couple bucks a plate. Sushi Go is not that kind of hotspot. It's the kind where you actually savor each delectable piece, understanding a quality that rises far above the standard "grab & go" cuisine. It's exquisite, and the service that accompanies it is remarkable. Truly a work of art; a scrumptious, beautiful, flavorful work of art. We had their deluxe combo, as well as some other all stars like Dragon Ball, Philly roll, and tuna. The staff was incredibly attentive, and had great suggestions for those in my party that had never tried sushi before. We felt like royalty dining here, regardless of the fact the entire restaurant was full. They definitely have my return business any time I'm in Greenville.

Great experience, great atmosphere, great food! Sushi was fresh and tasty. Tried a sparkling sake and a Japanese bourbon- both were on point. We will be back!

Sushi was falling apart and the service was rude. We had a table of 6 people, and the waitress took it upon herself to add over a 20% tip. We waited at least 15 minutes after being seated before they even brought us menus. I was very disappointed.

I love good Sushi and Sashimi... This is the place for it. Nice atmosphere is a quiet and subdued clean modern look. The menu is substantial with many choices even for a non Sushi guest. In case that is a concern, check out the menu and perhaps you can still enjoy even if your friend, spouse or significant other does not. I had the tuna sashimi and the Bourbon Street roll... both were great, fresh, high quality fish. We also both had the seaweed salad, which I always enjoy. Sushi Go's salad was twice the size of others that I have had. Extra credit for that fact plus it was also good. My waitress recommended a Saki that was delicious. By the way, she made an extraordinary effort to be helpful and she succeeded. All together a great experience. I will go back... That's the best compliment I can pay.

I've never had a bad experience here. The food is always amazing and they just do a fantastic job at providing high-quality sushi. I typically go on the weekends and always had prompt service. The staff is friendly and checks in to make sure I enjoy my meal. I recommend the avalanche or Godzilla if you want a sweet/savory roll. The Crunchy King is a solid go-to, but again, I'm never disappointed no matter what I order.

I like the lunch menu here. You can get sushi combinations and sashimi combinations. The have a sushi special every week in which you can find out about either through their facebook or their instagram. The way in which the cure their salmon makes the salmon taste very good without being tiring or overwhelming from the fish fatty taste.

Fantastic experience, and it helped that we were one of few in the restaurant. We ordered the vegetable tempura, vegetable korokke and Salmon sashimi. Vegetable tempura was good, it came with a soupy dip - interesting texture. The Vegetable Korokke was great - nice flavor able taste of fried potato and the dip was good too. Recommend the sashimi. The waiter helped explain some of the food items, very helpful. Will be coming back when in town again!

Best sushi in Greenville! Service is always fantastic too! Our favorite sushi roll is the Crunchy King and Salmon Lemon, but they are all amazing. The teriyaki chicken is good too if you aren't in the mood for sushi.

Highly recommend Sushi Go if you're looking for Japanese food. I tried the miso ramen and was very impressed. It was hearty, and the broth was full of flavor. It was packed with noodles, bamboo, pork, egg, and seaweed. My boyfriend tried the Godzilla and Trio house rolls. Both were delicious, fresh, and flavorful. The Godzilla was great if you like "Americanized sushi," and it almost reminded me of a Rangoon. The trio was more traditional and featured tuna, salmon, and yellow tail. They offered a couple local beers, a few Japanese beers, and several cocktails. The lighting and decorations created a nice, relaxed ambience, and the servers were very friendly. We were able to easily park on the side street on a weekday night. We will definitely be back!

When traveling, ramen is a must. Ramen is my comfort food and I will continue searching for my golden bowl of noodles. I was staying in Downtown Greenville and the best option for ramen and sushi was Sushi Go. Yeah, the name was just screaming at me to GO.... NOW! I went during Friday for a late lunch. I was seated at the sushi bar with a terrible terrible flu. The kind waitress noticed my sniffling and red nose that she offered me plenty of tissues right away. She also served me water while I was deciding my order. I ordered a miso ramen and nigiri of hamachi, sake, and toro. Oh, and a cup of green tea.! The miso ramen was the perfect solution for my sick body. It was VERY filling as the there were so much noodles! The noodles were my kind of style, al dente and the thicker kind. The broth was also plentiful and served piping hot! Oh the many times I've had the soup luke warm or cold As for the toppings, they were standard (pork, bamboo, egg, seaweed, and scallions). As I don't eat meat, I can't comment on how the pork was. Ramen wasn't the best I've ever had, but it wasn't the worse either. If I can phrase it accurately, "The bowl that takes you back to your loving family." My favorite fish has got to be yellowtail, salmon, and fatty tuna. The fish were fresh with no hint of fishyness or staleness to it. The pieces were thick enough to allow two bites. The rice was alright, as it felt like slightly too much vinegar was added. Throughout my meal, the kind waitress was attentive and refilled my green tea whenever it reached half way. She also made sure I had enough napkins for my nose. Towards the end, it was nice having to chat with one of the sushi chefs at the counter as he was Max Godo, the owner. He was sociable and had a great smile! Overall, Sushi Go is probably the best in the area but hard to compete with Bay Area or LA. However, the place left me with a great experience!

The ambiance is very nice and professional. The sushi was fresh and the service was prompt. Three of us had a great time and enjoyed the overall experience. Executive VJT

I've been here a couple of times.. they always have a special bento set which is always fun to check out. They display this at the front by the host stand. I'm a big fan of salmon and the salmon here honestly just tastes ~better~ and it never fails. Seems to be Japanese owned

Unfortunately our experience was not good. Forgetting to put in an order and not bringing food out together was pretty disappointing. Eating out is as much of having a nice experience as it is an having an enjoyable meal together, but unfortunately we weren't able to eat together since we waited more than 15 minutes for the second dinner. An argumentative waiter who had an excuse for everything except taking responsibility for his own mishandling was enough to take this restaurant off our list. The food was good, but the service was lousy. Sorry Sushi Go, but you're gone.

Hidden gem... Good food ... freshly made... great service... we would definitely return..

Great food and atmosphere. It's the Japanese crown jewel of N Main Street. Right across from the Hyatt.

The sushi is actually pretty good but I am so annoyed by this $5 salad I can't get past it! Come on Sushi Go...do better!

Some of the best sushi I've had!!!! I can't believe it took me over a year of living in Greenville to eat here. Portions are on the smaller side for the appetizers but you can tell, as soon as you feast your eyes upon it, that it is good quality. Then you will taste how amazing it is and you will want to order more - that's what happened to my sister and I at least. Great atmosphere and location; service was good too. Can't wait to go back!!! Must try : the lobster roll and the shrimp dumplings. For some reason, the second time here it took almost an hour for the sushi to come to the table. We were starving; they brought us some complimentary edamame and thanked us for our patience. The food was as good as ever, but I almost wanted to walk out sine it was taking so long - empty tables surrounded us.

3.5 stars. I travel for work so I eat sushi all over the place and very frequently. I will say the fish is absolutely fresh or was on my visit. I ordered 3 rolls and some tuna nigiri. Super fresh. What I struggled with was the general blandness and lack of texture in the rolls. Very mushy. Cucumber or scallion would've offset the mushiness to some degree. The tuna nigiri I give 4 stars. The rolls I give a 3. Service was a 2. At one point the waitress refilled my beverage w no ice. I would probably give one of the other sushi places a try on my next visit.

The portions were small... but the quality of the sushi was superb ... super fresh and clean tasting fish. Great atmosphere. Everyone was very nice and inviting.

In my opinion, this is probably one of the best sushi places in Greenville. The quality of the fish here is top notch, but the rice is inconsistent being sometimes good or only okay. Sometimes they give too little rice and for today the rice isn't sweet and sour enough. They are pretty generous with the amount of fish they give though. For me, rice is the most important component and I just wish it's more consistent. The "Kobe beef" here is very tender, but it's a little misleading because I believe it's only wagyu and not actually Kobe. Still, considering the quality of the fish, the freshness far exceeds other sushi restaurants in the area.

I had goosebumps the whole time. Homemade ginger dressing was unique, and delicious. I even asked for a side of it to dip my sushi in. We had the Sunshine, Hot Tonight and Philly rolls. My husbands favor it was Sunshine. Super fresh and perfect temperature. We could have eaten more, but we're saving room for dessert later. Best sushi we've had in a long, long time.

My fiancé and I are big sushi/sashimi fans and we can tell when fish is good quality. We ordered a sashimi platter as we sat outdoors on our recent visit, and were pleasantly surprised. Everything tasted great and fresh! The service was a little awkward, but I'll be back for the fish.

Very nice joint. I met the owner Max during my visit which is not common to find these days. That is when you know that he really takes care of everything that happens there. Everything was spot on. One of the best guioza of my life and I also had the bourbon st roll that was absolutely awesome. Draft beer was only $4 too.

Soooo happy with this place. I was craving some Uni and this is the only place in Greenville that has both that and Toro. Their nigiri selection is really fantastic and the prices are fair. The atmosphere is welcoming/calm and everyone who works there is exceptionally nice. We tried the veggie tempura and pork gyozas. The sashimi and sushi platter had better diversity than a lot of the omakases in Greenville. They have fun specials that change daily. Highly highly recommend!

Absolutely amazing place! Service is top notch! Everyone was super welcoming and our server was awesome. The food was done quick even with a full house and was tremendous. The jazz roll was full of flavor. Prices wasn't bad for the food you received.

So delicious and the best staff! Love this place!Udon noodles are a must have! The owner, Max, is a special person!

I have never had a bad experience at Sushi Go. My girlfriend and I are regulars. We have tried numerous restaurants in Greenville but always come back to Go. The quality and freshness of the fish they offer is unmatched. Their Toro and Sake are always a great selection. Anytime they offer special Nigiri take the opportunity. Last night I got New Zealand salmon and it was out of this world!!! Highly recommend Sushi Go to anyone that enjoys traditional sushi.