SushiMan

I've been going to Sushiman for as long as I could remember and this ended up being my younger brothers favorite spot, too! Throughout the years, the taste and portions have always been consistent, as well as talking story with the friendly staff. Although they are known for their sushi and handrolls, they also sell donburi and meat options! We got the spicy ahi donburi, shrimp tempura roll, spam roll and takoyaki. Sometimes the spicy ahi can range in spice, but the freshness in taste is always there.The shop is located inside Pearl Highlands Center foodcourt. There are a good amount of seating areas, so long as it is not rush hour. Lots of parking outside, too!

Their Thai tea boba drink tastes good but you're left with lots of blended thick ice at the end. In all honesty the sushi man in Mililani does a better job of rolling the combo maki. This one falls apart as soon as you try to pick it up. Perhaps too loosely rolled?I ate half then tried to offer a maybe homeless man wandering the Food Court but he said, "I eat everything my wife makes, toodle loo." He later saw me at my table and approached saying his wife is everywhere. Alrighty then... next stop Wicked.

Got a dragon roll and taro bubble tea. The picture made the bubble tea look like tea, not blended smoothie so I was a bit sad when I got a blended drink. It was ok.Dragon roll was massive. It's a standard roll but filling.

We ordered boba drinks. And they were delicious. My daughter got the taro and I'm old school honeydew and both were delicious. They were good size for the money too. The service was quick and friendly. The ambiance is food court with many choices to choice from for both food and drinks. I haven't been here in a while but will definitely be back.

Awesome find here at SushiMan Pearl Highlands! My wife's favorite -- matter fact, ONLY THING she orders from SushiMan is the Crunchy Don. Once upon a time, that could only be found at the Hawaii Kai location, but guess not anymore! Super happy to see this spot serve the Crunchy Don as well. It was probably on their menu for years, but the Hawaii Kai SushiMan said they're the only ones who make it, so we didn't even bother to check Pearl City. The Crunchy Don - Sushi rice with a light sprinkle of furikake, topped with crispy/crunchy fried vegetable tempura cut into bite size pieces, layered with sweet unagi sauce and finished with spicy ahi and green onions. Delicious and filling! The aunties that work here are so friendly and patient. There have been a few times we were indecisive, and they were always happy to answer any questions and didn't seem bothered or rushed for us to order. Love that! I also appreciate that they don't nickel and dime and charge for wasabi and ginger. I think that's beyond unreasonable for places that sell sushi and don't even give you one for free. Ok, rant over lol.Anyways, if you try the Crunchy Don, eat it asap!! Warm and crunchy is the only way to go. Hope you like it! :)

Located in Pearl Highlands Foodcourt. Enter on the right & walk down to the very end. Nice worker lady. Unagi-Donburi is great!Dragon roll maki = pretty good. Mango Smoothie = Awesome!Will be back! Mahalo!

Sushi man is a quick service sushi spot.Located towards the back in the Pearl highland food court. So there are tables and chairs to enjoy your meal there but sometimes the food court gets packed.This location in particular awesome.The lady that is always there has great customer service and is extremely nice. Prices are great and the food is just as great. I really only get the hand rolls because they are stuffed. Favorites are the red dragon roll and the Philly!

Everyone in Hawaii knows of at least one SushiMan store and in the back of our minds we probably remember coming here or seeing it in passing growing up. It's a small, reliable place to get some simple, fair priced sushi.This location specifically is a great spot for a snack or cheap meal when you're in the area. Since it's in a food court, it won't be too hard to find a place to sit and enjoy, or if you're a worker, the aunties in the back got quick hands to get you in and out so you can maximize your lunch break. Although, you may have a bit of a wait during peak lunch/dinner times.Honestly, it's not someplace you come for a date, but it's also not a bad place to come. I can imagine that this local business stays alive because of their consistent delivery of decent priced sushi, and convenient locations. What more can you ask for? We always need those places that are not too expensive, not too questionably cheap, but just right (especially when it comes to raw fish!).

My go to spot for a snack. I get their vegetable tempura roll and their shrimp tempura roll. Freshly made with a nice crunchy bite. Workers there are kind, so be nice too! It sometimes takes a little longer to create these tasty treats. This gem is located in the Pearl Highlands food court at the very end. Parking is everywhere.

While doing some errands in the complex, we stopped in at Highlands Market food court for take-out. Been awhile since we were here & it was nice to see the new food places & renovated dining area & bathrooms. Hubby selected Sushi Man as his choice. We were greeted by a nice, friendly lady. She didn't rush hubby to order, but patiently waited & politely answered our questions. After he ordered, the wait time was just a few minutes. It was just after 11AM so the lunch crowd hadn't hit yet. He ordered miso soup, bento #4 for $10.99, & an order of gyoza. Miso soup They used a 12 oz cup. At first I thought they didn't fill it up all the way but when we got home. I measured it & it was exactly 1 cup/8 oz. It still looked weird but hubby enjoyed the soup & said it had good flavor. The only thing he noticed was they put a little too much seaweed in it.Gyoza 5 pieces of fried gyoza. I snuck a piece & thought it was good. He thought so, tooBento #4This bento comes with 3 shrimp tempura, 1 vegetable tempura, rice, green salad with 1 grape tomato & a piece of daikon. Hubby thought the bento tasted ok but has had better. He was not impressed. Shrimp was thin & tasted old, the tempura batter was pretty thick. Salad was good. Vegetable tempura ok, it was a little hard to eat. I tasted the rice & it was good. It was seasoned like they do sushi rice & sprinkled with furikake. Overall, ok place to eat at. I'm sure they have other menu items they do well. Customer service was excellent.