Naruto Sushi

This is my favorite little sushi shop. The food and service are always the best. There are usually a few sushi rolls of the day on special. The menu offers a variety of sushi rolls, apps, beto boxes, and ramen. Something for everyone.

Had the Kawasaki roll which is raw and it was good. Tried the lion king roll for the first time and it was really good- would order again for sure. Service was mediocre and rushed. My friend ordered the firecracker and the Naruto special and they were both really good.

Not the biggest place but very intimate for us. Great tasting sushi and comfortable conversation. The fact that it's sparsely populated means it's not loud and thus quaintly cozy. The staff here are friendly and their assistance is definitely appreciated. Thanks, folks.I would go with either the Tsunami or the Hollywood rolls. I loved both. The Shrimp Tempura wasn't the greatest. The vegetables came up short and they don't deliver a lot of tempura. I can appreciate the effort and gladly pay the price, deep down I believe the prices are a bit steep. But again, given the ambiance and the fellowship...I'm okay with paying the piper. 04/24

If you've seen some other reviews by me you should know I love seafood and this is top tier mom has been here for years and showed me as just a little girl delish not that long of a wait for food and yummy great staff yummy meal any time lunch or dinner recommend !

Naruto is still my sushi restaurant to go to, always fresh and delicious sushi, miso soup is one of the best I've tried in the area. Service is always prompt and everyone is very friendly. I highly recommended Naruto Sushi.

The sushi was very high quality and they did not skimp on the ingredients. The spicy tuna in particular had a lot of tuna for the price. The Ton katsu and beef gyoza was also fantastic.

I was pleasantly surprised by the food here. It was the best Philly roll I've eaten and I've been thinking about it ever since!!

3 1/2 stars. Our third time here, but for dine in. The onion soup did not have the mushrooms, so they took it and added some. It was good and hot.The Tempura Yum Yum was good, but most of the batter was gone with the ends having most of the batter.But what took me back was the less than half size serving of soft shell crab, $10.95. One side was about three partial legs and no body. The other side was a slight part of the body and more partial legs. It was constructed on the plate like "Bad Bad LeRoy Brown" jig saw puzzle with quite a few pieces missing. I did let the floor know about that.Bibimbap was consistent. This time, the eggs were sunnyside up, a good thing, rather than fried. The rice had a good crisp. The BBB sauce was kinda marginal, so my kid asked for yum yum sauce. A guy behind the sushi counter said something kinda snappy to the server. The server replied back in a calmer tone. A few minutes later, my other kid asked for the same sauce. It was about half the size of a shot glass. I figured out the conversation was to make sure we were charged each 1/2 shot glass of sauce, dollar each. But they both enjoyed the bowls, though. The Tempura Yum Yum was good, but most of the batter was gone with the ends having most of the batter. The Bulgogi Bento was on the spot just as the same as the carryout. All good. Everything that should have batter, had batter and fried perfectly. I almost finished everything. The servers are pretty nice keeping things moving. After thinking we had the one, it's back to carry out and visiting different places. After feeling like being nickled and dimed on a $90 bill, maybe that concern should have been on the sorry soft shell crab quality.

Open until 9:20pm, guess they want to be out by 9:30pm then.Ordered two house salads, fried jalapeño, lobster roll, 2 spicy piston roll, futomaki roll and a fried spicy chicken noodle. Some Korean inspired dishes on the menu. They have fruit and different sake flavors too. This is a popular thing. The house salad is iceberg, how fantastic. The dressing is good at least.The fried jalapeños were yummy, good heat too. The fried spicy chicken noodle isn't bad. The noodles are chewy and nicely fried up. The chicken is good as well. The lobster roll is okay, not my favorite much. The naruto Mayo is definitely not my jam and gave this roll an odd and unpleasant taste for us both. I asked the one waitress for sriracha, nothing. Had the ask the waiter for it.The futomaki is okay. The spicy piston rolls are the better of the 3 different rolls, so glad we got two rolls of them. Cream cheese really makes everything so much better. The fried jalapeño was the best part of the meal. The waiter was quite attentive and nice too.

Came here for the first time yesterday and was very happy I did. Service was good, friendly server, and the sushi rolls were great! Everything tasted fresh and I thought the presentation was very cute and thoughtful. I appreciated that. The spicy crab salad was very good and overall I really enjoyed it. It's a small but nice place to grab a bite to eat and I was happy to be in and out for my 30 minute lunch break.Also, I went during the lunch special and it was a good deal to get two sushi rolls for the price of one compared to if you go during dinner. The only thing I disliked is that they charge $1.00 for a small side cup of spicy Mayo. I don't think they should charge for it or should at least only charge 25-50 cents since it's just mayo and sriracha. Anyways, cute spot and I will definitely be back for lunch!