Reviews Sushi Shop

Good portion of poke bowl. I had the teriyaki salmon one today and it was exactly what I needed. The man at the till was so kind and accommodating. Pretty lovely quick meal.

Placed a good to go order. Got a gourmet mix for £4.50. Blown away by the bargain and the exceptional quality of the food. Really good to stop food wastage. Excellent friendly service as well. You would have thought i paid full price.

I felt the delivery service was abit lacking in quality. I ordered 2 nigiri but they only delivered one nigiri piece. I also thought the quality of the delivery boxes could be improved. There was the occasional bit of dirt. However the quality of the sushi was excellent

Last week I wanted try their European style sushi but what they had were all basic sushi sets. I never mind as I love sushi, I had 10 salmon nigiri set and a spicy miso soup. Salmon nigiri sushi was ok, as the rice balls were not too hard like the ones sold in supermarkets. I was amused with the thinly sliced cabbage salad as we never seen it accompanied with sushi in Japan, but the salad itself was tasted nice. I liked the spicy red miso soup with sansho mustard?, the traditional red miso soup in Japan if it is, but unfortunately it had been evaporated a little too much under the warmer if it is not made too thick when they made, so the taste was so thick when I drunk. Overall, I rated with 4 stars, as it is doing business very efficiently as I imagined it could have been done in other sushi restaurants, too. For example, they have little packets of gari ginger, wasabi, soy sauce, to be bagged by customers with chopsticks and napkins. The food available is all in the refrigerator and there are no urgent shop orders to be interrupted in the middle of planned production at the back of the shop(at least at the shop ther is no sign of recommending takeaway orders), there may be orders taken when customers ask and off course other delivery orders etc are taken into account. Another thing all food businesses should direct customers to educate is that they have cheaper prices for less busy times such as 3-5pm. I remembered that sometimes groups of customers come to dine in the middle of already extremely busy time and they say they have only 1 hour, then they effectively get the loooong order queue skipped to the first. So what happen is the honest customers end of queue will complain. Aghhhh, I just remembered the problem during the lockdown last autumn in the restaurant I work for : Only 7-9pm most of customers via delivery takeaways, restaurant customers and restaurant takeaways come all at once and customers complained due to delayed servings, despite the fact that there had never been almost zero profit delivery takeaway orders before the pandemic. Customers should consider the situation due to the challenges operating at minimum cost in such difficult circumstances for most of hospitality businesses since last year, it is wise to change thei8r eating or meeting routine a little to less busy times - 3 pm, 9 pm, etc. and it will make huge help for most of food businesses to utilise resources better, reducing unpleasant complaints and avoid degraded services to customers due to excessive demands during typical meal times. I hope customers will come back with smart enough brains when restaurants cafes pubs are allowed to open inside again next month.

Always order from here whenever the Mrs and I feel like having some good sushi. It's a bit on the pricier side but it's always been a treat. Not had an issue so far.

We had a box of sushi that was fresh and tasty. The price was also decent for the quality. The summer menu looked interesting and we might go back to try something from it.