Masa Sushi

We do take out from this place from time to time when I visit my family in Santa Fe. I try to adjust my expectations accordingly (Seattle vs Santa Fe). Some of the rolls we orders were decent, but they were a bit inconsistent and some were falling apart. The sashimi tasted decent but you can tell some was flash-freeze sushi. The calamari, which seemed like the safest option, was the worst thing we ordered. All breading just a tiny bit of overcooked calamari. It's good, but "New Mexico good." If you're visiting from out of town, maybe skip to dessert sushi and get something more predictably well prepared (ie, fresh). If you live in Santa Fe, it definitely scraches the itch. Stay with safe (not weird invented) rolls, anything with spice, and maybe avoid the calamari...

Very welcoming ambiance with great service as always! Loved the hot Sake recommendations from the owner also! Food orders are always fast to come out no matter how busy they are

Santa Fe is beginning to see sushi restaurants everywhere so it's not always easy to find one that has it all. My recent visit to Masa Sushi pleasantly surprised me into being sure that I returned soon. They served 20 of us, showing me they can handle a group with professional ease. Orders were quickly taken and food came out as soon as prepared. We asked for individual checks which was no problem. Best of all, the wait staff had it all under control, processing and returning our payment cards to the right guest. They were efficient and accommodating.The restaurant had the typical look of a strip mall but hidden away was a room that was reached through a curtain, revealing a huge mostly empty room with two long tables set up just for groups, affording us privacy and the opportunity to share conversations with each other. The food selection was vast and everything ordered was delectable.

Masa Sushi is a locally owned, mom & pop type of restaurant that has been around for ages. The age shows in the decor and the ambiance is very casual, but you come here for the yummy sushi! The nigiri, sashimi, and roll offerings are plentiful and I enjoyed everything I had. Prices aren't the most inexpensive, but they also are from expensive ranging from 10-20 dollars per roll. There are also plenty of cooked bento box style dishes and vegetarian options! My favorites were the Espanola, Solana, Santa Fe and mountain rolls. The quality of the fish was much better than some of the other casual sushi restaurants in town. I also really enjoyed the miso soup. I just wish the service was a little quicker once we finished our meal, but this place was busy and there weren't very many employees so I give them a pass.

This is ALWAYS one of my favorite places to eat when I'm in Santa Fe. 10/10 every time.

Best sushi in Santa Fe in unassuming location. Not much atmosphere but rolls are the best around.

I have eaten here several times for lunch during week days over the years and it is a nice quiet friendly restaurant with great food. I usually go with their chicken or salmon bento box that comes with soup, salad, rice, your protein choice and 4 piece California roll.

Don't let the location fool you. This is solid sushi (&other dishes, including Pad Thai!)We had hot sake, Tesuque Roll (tempura asparagus & spicy tuna), unagi roll, salmon sushi, Miso soup.... & unagi sushi for dessert! ;)Well priced & servers were fast & helpful. It's near our house so we'll definitely be back!

Pretty sure my spicy salmon roll was spit on. I have never in my life had somebody visibly spit on my sushi. Masa is the first one out the gate. Congrats. Never going back. To top it all off, the place is playing country music (wtf?). Not the best dining experience.

Terrible take out service. They can't remember to include utensils, napkins, or soy sauce.