Uni Sushi

I finally gave Uni Sushi a try, and wow, what an introduction! Walking in for the first time, I loved how casual and chill the vibe was. The lighting, the music, and the friendly hum of conversation all made it feel like the perfect spot to unwind.I started with edamame and hot sake, which were both served quickly and set the tone for the meal. Then came the sushi, I tried the Lobster Roll, the Avocado Roll, and the Spicy Tuna Roll. The Lobster Roll was incredible, topped with scallops, crab, and baby lobster. The Avocado Roll was simple and refreshing, and the Spicy Tuna Roll had just the right kick.The service was easygoing and attentive, and the playlist kept things fun without overpowering the dining experience. If you're looking for a spot that's both laid-back and top-tier in quality, Uni Sushi is a must-visit.

Uni Sushi in downtown Plano is a charming spot with a cute and warm atmosphere. It's quiet, with great music that enhances the dining experience. While the prices are a bit on the higher side, the portions for the special rolls are very generous and worth it. All the rolls are delicious, but the Snow Mountain roll and Popcorn Lobster roll are absolute standouts. The fish is fresh, and the service is excellent. A must-visit for sushi lovers!

This is a great Sushi place that is byob. Amazing rolls. You can get your typical specialty rolls to some amazing specialties that I have only been able to find here. There service is quick and the atmosphere is pretty intimate. Their spicey rolls are not super spice like some of the other local staples here in Plano but they are well balanced with flavorful powerful touches of flavorful wonderfullenss. Yes I said wonderfullness. Come give this place a try. They do serve beer, sake and wine here but you can bring your own for $2.50 a person which is super reasonable. I will be back sooner than later.

Love this spot! Wait staff is outstanding (Kaiwan). He was very knowledgeable on each menu item and made excellent suggestions. We tried so many things, and all were so good. I'll add photos next time, because there will definitely be a next time.

We always eat sushi on my son and daughters birthday and we needed to find a new place since our regular spot has really declined over the past few years. We received a referral from my wife's coworker and are glad we followed up. The place is small so you may want to call first. They gave us a time frame of the best time to come in and we're seated immediately. The portions are huge for the rolls compared to a few other locations we have visited and we ordered a lot so we walked out stuffed which is unusual for a sushi restaurant. Our server was very professional and knowledgeable. Can't wait to go back.

Stopped by Uni Sushi for dinner last month as my husband and I were both getting over the flu. Most of the place was empty on a Friday night, which probably should have been a warning sign, but we wanted to try it before we left to get dessert. Both of us ordered the sushi omakase, each of which is 12 pieces of chef's choice sushi, and then we also got one of the rolls to split.The miso soup that came out first was nice and hot, which was great for a chilly day, but that was probably the best part of the meal. The sushi omakase is huge, and we thought we would each get 12 different pieces of sushi, but we actually got 2 each of 6 different types of fish. I wish someone would have said something about that after we ordered, because if we'd known, we would've just gotten one set and tried something else on the menu. Each nigiri was gigantic -- I'd say almost double the size of some other sushi places in the area, and the fish slices were also portioned accordingly. My favorite bite was probably the eel, because it was nice and fatty with a good char and flavorful sauce, but most of the other pieces of fish tasted about the same as each other, flavor wise and texturally, which is not great when things like tuna and salmon probably should taste different even without sauce. The sushi rice here was also flavorless and pretty mushy; by the end of the meal when I was starting to get full, I ended up skipping the rice entirely and just eating the fish on top. The roll we got was pretty big but just tasted alright as well. We weren't convinced that the crab inside was real; even if it wasn't imitation, the fact that it was too hard to tell is also not great.The employees were all super nice and came by periodically to check up on us, but considering there are many other good sushi joints in the area, I probably will not be back.

Bf and I come here it feels like once a week in the past several months. Get the giant sushi burrito! You won't regret it. Maybe your waistline will, but your taste buds will love you for it haha.We do a to-go order frequently - one burrito each, and boy oh boy. It is packed full of deliciousness. Creamy avocado, fresh and delicious salmon/tuna/crab mix, etc. And those sushirritos are thiiicccccc. As in I get full off just a half, but still want to keep eating because the flavors are such a joy for my mouth.I normally foist the other half onto my bf's plate. Inevitably, though, I reach back out for a few more bites lol.We'll eventually try other items on their menu, but for now we are lovvvinnng their giant sushi burrito. :)

Amazing sushi and nigiri! I've been waiting patiently for this restaurant to open for dine-in, and I saw that they did tonight. It's a small restaurant in downtown Plano, so you'd have to park a bit away and walk over.I was welcomed when I entered and seated right away. The menu looks clean but with a lot of options. The environment was very intimate (dark lighting) and chairs were super comfy.My sister and I got a couple rolls, soft shell crab, some nigiri, chirashi bowl and smoked salmon tartare. Everything was delicious and huge!! The chirashi bowl looks exactly like the photos that I saw on Google, which is why I wanted it. The rolls were big and filling, and the nigiri has the perfect amount of rice-to-fish ratio. The salmon and octopus were really tasty too!Overall, the food were great and I enjoyed my salmon nigiri so much! The fish are fresh and presentation was perfect. The only downside is that it took quite a while for the food to come out, like 25+ mins, which is why I took off one star. By that time, our appetizers already filled our stomachs up. Service was top-notch though. I'll probably be back frequently!

We ordered the hamachi sashimi and my son had the Philadelphia roll. I only had one piece of the hamachi. It smelled and tasted bad. I didn't eat anything else. My son had one piece as well. We both got food poisoning. They need to keep the fish chilled better. Hamachi shouldn't smell like canned tuna. The waiter was uninterested in why we left our entire meal at the table and had no questions when I said it smelled bad.

I met a couple of friends there on a weeknight. It was pretty slow around 6-8 pm, maybe only 2 other parties came while we were there. The sushi and sashimi were fine - nothing remarkable but tasted good. However the service and ambiance were pretty lacking. Our waiter acted like he was put out that we were there, and the chef working the counter didn't interact with us at all and looked angry the whole time. The bar is also low so you can't see what they are doing anyway. It was a very weird vibe compared to most sushi bar experiences. Definitely would never go back.