Chiyo Sushi

This is my go to sushi spot. Whether I'm ordering for pick up or getting it via Uber eats, the quality is consistent.

So I did something a little different this time. I ordered their sushi/sashimi combo and I honestly wasn't sure what "chef choice" pieces they would give me. I was quite surprised at the octopus. I normally like octopus salad and the octopus wasn't bad, personally I wouldn't get it again in this form.

My first time there. The service was great. Our waitress was nice, patient and knowledgeable. Their sushi rolls are tasty while a little pricey. The best part was the desert. We had banana tempura. It had great flavor and good size. However, we were charged with an additional' $2.99 'credit fee'. We don't understand why because the fee was on the check even before we told them we would pay with cash or card.

I think I found my new favorite sushi spot because I've been there twice in one week and loved it both times! They have soooooo many sushi options for all and are reasonably priced. We did dine in both times and service was a little slow the first time but was much better the second time. Def check them out if you want good local sushi!

Truly, I'd give it a 3.5 star rating if I could. I came here on a Tuesday night with a friend who is a huge fan of Chiyo. We were seated upstairs and service was relatively friendly. The menu is absolutely gigantic and overwhelming. The specialty rolls have an incredible amount of variety and if you have no dietary restrictions, you'll be in heaven. I stuck to the more basic maki rolls since I'm gluten free. We ordered...- salmon nigiri- tuna nigiri - eel nigiri (for my date)- yellowtail roll- Nataly roll (vegetable roll) - Yu-ki maki roll (to share)- Lesley roll (for my date)Overall, it was okay. I wouldn't order nigiri here again though. It did not taste fresh and the texture was chewy. The tuna was just... not good. My favorites were the yellowtail roll and the Nataly roll. The flavor was good and the texture was nice and crunchy. They also have tamari sauce in case you can't have soy sauce. That said, we ordered the Yu-ki maki roll to share since it appeared to be gluten free (yellowtail and avocado inside; salmon, scallion and wasabi mayo outside). The server then came back up about 15 minutes later to say the roll wasn't gluten free since it had mayo. I was super confused because mayo is naturally gluten free. She then said it was cause of the wasabi. Again, super confused because wasabi is also naturally gluten free. I asked if they could just put the sauce on the side just in case, but the chef had already made the roll. This was a little disappointing since I did mention needing gluten free accomodations before we even ordered. There also seems to be a lack of understanding of which of their ingredients are truly gluten free. It would be great to see their extensive menu marked with some indications of what is gluten free too. The roll came up to the table and was absolutely drowning in the mayo sauce. Allergies aside, I just didn't even like the roll. It would've been better without the mayo, in my opinion. Even my date, who is a Chiyo stan, said this was a disappointing visit for him. I probably won't be rushing back.

The people who work here are so nice, it is hard to give a poor review of the food. At the same time, diners deserve to know. Perhaps the kindest way to say it is that the food is not to everyone's taste. We tried a range of dishes - sushi-sashimi combo, vegetable tempura, roast duck roll, and grilled octopus salad, and none hit the mark. We left all but the vegetable tempura virtually untouched. The tempura was nicely fried and I liked the assortment of vegetables, but since the dipping sauce was not great it was hard to get the full enjoyment of the dish. This was one of those nights when we left with an unsatisfied feeling.I want to thank previous reviewers for noting the unusual set up, with the downstairs mostly being used as a workspace for preparing take out and the actual dining area being upstairs. Since I knew this in advance I understood what was going on and it was fine. Nobody was rude and that is not a reason not to come.

The food is always fresh and innovative The staff treats you like family from the moment you walk through the door. There are two floors and a sushi bar area that you can sit and eat at. The restaurant is cozy and the have nice music playing and beautiful art on the walls. They share a parking lot with some other shops.

I just added sushi to my personal menu options (I know, I know) I can't believe it either. It's been a slow progression though.I have gotten takeout a few times, and it's fantastic. Now, just because I started enjoying sushi... I haven't dove right in. My fave is a fried sweet potato roll. They are fantastic here, for sure!!I call ahead and orders have been ready when I arrive. Service is super quick. There's no seating on the main level. Parking is easy on the street and you can run in and out. Give it a try!!

Rotten fish again.Quality has gone way downhill.Chiyo had been our go-to sushi spot for years, and I was happy to see that their take out business boomed during the COVID pandemic. We typically order sushi about once a week, or every other week.But the past 3 times we have gotten sushi from there we have consistently gotten at least one type of raw fish that smelled bad. After the last two occasions (about 6 months ago) we stopped ordering from Chiyo basically altogether and have used Yama instead. But tonight Yama was closed so we tried to give Chiyo one more shot. Several of the raw fish sushi/sashimi items had legitimately bad fish. In particular the salmon was slightly brown tinged in color, horrible smelling, and inedible. The yellowtail smelled like trash and made my stomach turn. I thought the tuna smelled a little suspect to me but my wife thought it was okay. Avocado/cucumber/tempura shrimp/salad were all good.I called the restaurant to let them know they needed to check to see if there is a bad batch of fish so they don't serve it to others, and instead they said it was fine and offered me a credit for a future order. In summary I'll probably order vegetarian and perhaps cooked things from them at some point in the future but something is either seriously wrong with their product or storage. And since they dseem to be able to distinguish rotten fish, I won't be getting any raw fish from them anymore. Buyer beware.

The food is delicious! I always get the tempura, and it is always delicious. The service is great, and the restaurant is beautiful.