yummy!. This place is amazing and the staff is very friendly!!! 2 thumbs up!
My Favorite Sushi. I've been a regular there for the last couple of years since the new owners took over and haven't had a single poor experience. Food is always fresh and affordable. Love the place.
Sigh~. Wow. Another so and so place that owned by Chinese or Vietnamese (Sorry no offense, but it seems they don't know the original taste of what they making) with cheap junk food they call it sushi. I got deceived by false review again. Taste? Atmosphere? Sigh~…
Stand-Out Sushi in a Flood of Sushi Restaurants!.
Contrary to what history has taught us, we decided to try a new sushi place - Nagoya - because we were already next door to it and starving. What a huge pleasant surprise this was! First, we were
seated almost immediately, and the atmosphere was nice. The service, from hostess to waitress to bus staff, was flawless.
We ordered a few specialty rolls, including some that I am still dreaming about! Namely, do not miss their Sweet Honey roll (strawberries! wow!). There were a few other rolls that were remarkable and very unique. We loved everything we ordered, and we cannot wait to go back here!…
Not the best in Utah; spectacular dessert rolls.
Sandy is lousy with sushi right now. Fort Union has no less than half-a-dozen spots. Playing catch-up right now to get up to speed with what's what.
As a result, I'm still trying to find the rolls I like here -- I tend to like complicated sweet, salty, really-let-it-roll-around-your-tongue kind of rolls -- so I can't really recommend anything much of the standard stuff yet.
However, I was _utterly_ blown away by the Sweet Honey roll mentioned by everyone else here. Strawberry, avocado, cream cheese, eschaton... and something else. Wrapped in a light pink sushi with some kind of honey-soaked rice. Wow, just wow. A perfect creation.
To be fair, our table was a bit split on the dessert roll. I think it'll prevail in the long term, though.…
