Tsukimi - Menu

The Katsu Donburi I had was the worst and strangest I've ever experienced. It probably shouldn't even be referred to as a donburi. Food rating: 1/5.

I have had tsukimi several times and can honestly say that this was some of the best sushi I have ever had. The attention to detail and the quality are exceptional. I highly recommend it!

The sushi was outstanding! The staff was fantastic! I would definitely return! I highly recommend trying the wine—it was incredibly delicious! Overall, everything was superb! Food rating: 5/5. View menu

It was mediocre, especially for the price.The sushi was rice heavy and low on filling. The rolls had thick rice, and barely filled. The nigiri had the thinnest slices of fish and too much rice. Also the squid tasted really off.Food: 2/5

Overall, the food was good with some minor issues such as the tempura being a bit oily and the Poke salad lacking in fish. The service was attentive and fast, with the staff being understanding and patient with the customers. I give it 4 stars and dinner was $32.95 plus tax. I haven't tried the lunch all-you-can-eat option, but it has a 60-minute time limit and costs $25.

After my first and last visit to this restaurant, I must say it was a terrible experience. I opted for the all-you-can-eat option and ordered a variety of nigiri sushi and rolls. I can't describe how disappointing it was. I'm honestly surprised I didn't get food poisoning from the tuna. Every piece of fish had a fishy odor, which is not how fresh sushi should smell. I would choose to go to Sushi Junai any day rather than return here. On a positive note, the service was good. View menu

The food wasn't great, but it was edible.We paid for the all-you-can-eat option that included the nigiri sushi. We first got the sushi and I was a bit worried. The fish wasn't fresh at all and looked dried out. The sushi rice was overseasoned with vinegar and much too sour. The rolls were cut unevenly and came apart easily when using chopsticks. The miso soup and seaweed salad tasted store-bought, like the pre-made stuff you'd get at a Restaurant Depot. The only thing my wife and I enjoyed was the salmon skin salad, where the salmon skin was at least crispy.In terms of ambiance, it was darkly lit inside but you could tell the interior was run down and the owner didn't put much time in upkeep...

It pains me to write this review for Tsukimi, as the food was truly delightful, boasting of expertly crafted dishes that had the potential for a high rating. However, the experience we had with the service completely overshadowed the food, warranting just one star.Starting from the moment we entered the restaurant, the staff displayed a discouraging level of disrespect and lack of customer care. With only one other group present at the time, we were given no choice in seating and denied our preference for a booth. This denial felt arbitrary and set an unwelcoming tone for the entire evening.Throughout our meal, we observed preferential treatment for other patrons. Our table was repeatedly ne...

Small place, pretty plain inside. Mostly open area with tables and a sushi barCame in and was asked all you can eat or regular menu. Wasn't sure so they gave me both. Looked them over and decided to go with all you can eatThey do the ordering in rounds here, and you can do up to 4 rounds. They don't limit you but have Recommendations ofn3 rolls and 20 nigiri a round. They also have the standard AYCE rules about charging full price for unfinished items and riceOrdered 2 rolls and 8 nigiri to start. The Japanese lasagna baked roll is called crawfish over cheese and was good. Nice take on a classic. Also got the Tex mex roll and it was good but not as spicy as I'd hoped. Nigiri was good, fresh... View menu