jony's sushi

One storefront, Two great restaurants. Flowing around the German Village area and craving for some sushi. Hence, checked out Jony's Sushi. They are a Pop-Up sushi concept reside within the South Village Grille. I really like the vibe within the restaurant, which is intimate and cozy. I ended up getting only sushi and would definitely coming back to try out the offering from SVG.Not a surprise, my sushi order coincidently have one common ingredient, salmon. My favorite would be the Finding Nori Roll. Fresh salmon with some spice from their spicy Kimchee sauce, balance out with the avocado and daikon salad.

Although I have yet to visit the establishment in person, I have ordered takeout several times. The rolls I've received have been enough to give this place the biggest thumbs up. Being from the Gulf Coast, I was a little nervous about experiencing fresh sushi in Ohio, but I was blown away. The Mr. Miyagi roll is amazing--I've already ordered it three times. Every other roll I've tried has been phenomenal as well. I will eventually visit the storefront, but based on what I've tasted so far, this is an easy 5 stars from me.

As you can tell by the pictures another night of tuna tartare. Jonys has amazing food, as well as delicious cocktails, and desserts. Not sure if it's every week but their Monday special was fresh raw oysters. This has become our new "special occasion" dinner spot. Stop in and take a taste.

This sushi place is down right fire. As in, I ordered twice in the last two weeks, good. As in, I'm still thinking about it days later and might order a third time in one month, good. Seriously, this isn't hyperbolic. If you haven't tried them yet. Go!They are a takeout only spot, but you can order their sushi next door at South Village Grille (which is also tasty). You can order for delivery on apps like UberEats too. That's where I ordered from (both times). While the prices tend to be on the steeper side compared to other sushi joints in Columbus, it's clearly of high value. The portions are also rather generous. I ordered the vegetarian gyoza and the shrimp tempura roll (also both times) and my tummy was fully satisfied. Obviously I would order this again, but I plan to explore the rest of their menu next time. They are doing something right!

Jonys has the BEST sushi - highly recommend, it's our favorite sushi place!!They have a ton of options, and it's all made fresh. And if you're not into sushi, you can order off the South Village Grill menu restaurant, which is attached to Jonys. Their sushi dinner for two is good, and you can get the smaller nigiri/sashimi plates, and add and extra roll. The miso soup is great and they've got lots of yummy appetizers too - Spring rolls, edamame, potstickers and more. The poke bowl is worth a try as well.

Please stop changing the veggie roll, or say what will be in it. I would not have ordered it if I knew it would be a tomato and green pepper roll. Somehow both gross and bland.

A new favorite sushi spot ! I am eating here again a week later! I can't get over how fresh and tasty it is!! Despite is being more costly, you are definitely getting your moneys worth. My last review shared my disappointment in my food just being thrown in there, presentation is on point tonight tho ... I see you ! Check it out you won't regret it

I love South Village Grill, so I dinned in on that side this time but ordered food off Jonys Sushi menu. I started with the potstickers which I've had once before and are very tasty and crispy. The sauce with it had a sweet orange flavor. For my meal I ordered the spicy salmon roll. With the first bite I could tell I just didn't like the fish flavor, it seemed a little off to me. There also wasn't very much spicy mayo. I prefer my sushi just a little bit smaller so it's bite sized too. Maybe it's just me idk. So this place isn't going to be my go to for sushi unfortunately, but I would deff still come back to South Village Grill and order the potstickers.

This is a great place for specialty rolls! They recently opened for dine-in and we were so excited to try out all of the rolls! The rolls are pretty big (decent rice to fish ratio) and not overly sauced. Very creative with names and combos. I've worked and dined at a couple sushi spots so I feel like it's the same roll just slight variations but Jonys was very innovative! Judging by the number of carry out orders, it seems like this will be a staple. We were too full after a couple of apps and 4 rolls - we had a few pieces left and we have big appetites. Plus they are nearby where I live! You can even order stuff from South Village Grille, which is connected to Jonys through a hallway. We did not choose to order anything but I was tempted by the apps from next door!

I stopped by Jony's to try there sushi, take-out style since it was over this summer and dine-in was prohibited. Signs pointed to ordering inside South Village Grill. Erin was working the front of house (inside South Village Grill), so I was able to ask for clarification on items in the rolls. She was polite and a had a pleasant demeanor.I decided to try the specialty Virginia West Roll. I added carrot and cucumber to the roll-up, and left out the sriracha drizzle. This roll jumped out because of the protein (shrimp tempura, salmon, tuna); matched with the veggies and healthy fat from avocado, it was a wonderful roll! Pretty stuffed, and NOT of bland sushi rice. All the components were fresh, the proteins cooked perfectly; well executed and flavorful. This stop was my first, and only so far, adventure into Jonys, and it was successful. Their menu isn't huge, but decently hefty in and of itself. Price wise, well, the VWR was on the pricier side, but then again it was stocked with well tasting protein, so I can't fault that. This trip was in April, so dining in wasn't an option; they had no happy hour pricing at that time, so perhaps that's changed, I need to look into that. Definitely warrants a second visit.