Daisuki Sushi

Updating my review as we have visited this restaurant many more times since my initial review, and the food is delicious! The red curry is my favorite. They also made delicious steamed gyoza with pan fry on one side of the gyoza, as requested. The waitress is always very friendly.My one suggestion is to replace the painted floors which make sticking noises, as this detracts a bit from the ambiance.

Finally got to come in! I had them on my list since they were at Logan street but had never gotten the chance to try the food.They're Thai owned, so they have Thai food along with sushi. It's a small restaurant. Used to be Stout (RIP). But they seem to get a lot of takeout orders.We got seated right away. Shared some takoyaki to start! Not bad. Not steaming hot like they sometimes are. Loved it! It had a bit of some chunky pieces but not bad.I also got Sapporo. They gave me a chilled glass for it. Perfection!I got the Hawaiian crunch roll while my friends got khao soi, the yum yum roll, and the ginger salad.Delicious! Great flavors too. Prices are cheaper than other sushi spots so that was nice.And the khao soi was fantastic! It was a generous portion too.I'd come back again. I want to try other sushi and Thai dishes!Staff was nice. Only one server for the whole place but they didn't get all that busy with customers dining in.Parking around here is parallel. My sister and I found a spot across the street while my friend parked a couple blocks away.

Went here for lunch and got the lunch special. Ordered it spicy 4 out of 5. The meal came and was delicious. Lots of veggies and flavor. Another plus is that it was actually spicy. I will probably order a 3 next time in fact. I'm looking forward to trying more here in the future.

My daughter and I went to Daisuki for dinner last night and it didn't disappoint. I used to love getting sushi from them when they were located inside Logan Street Market but this was my first visit to their stand alone location. The server was very friendly and answered questions for us about the menu. We ultimately started with the gyoza from their "value" menu (I'm not sure if that's the name but they have a menu with slightly smaller portions of some items at very reasonable prices) and they were delicious. It was only $5 and came with 4 good sized pieces. That was perfect for us two. Then we decided on 5 sushi rolls as well. We don't get super adventurous with our sushi but everything we had was delicious. We had the California Roll (kiddos favorite), Tempura Shrimp Roll, Yum Yum Roll, Dragon Roll, and Crunchy Munchie Roll. I'm not sure if I had a favorite but they have Dragon Roll was one of the best Dragon Rolls I've personally ever had. We ate all but 4 pieces of sushi and left very full and happy! I personally liked that the restaurant was not super loud even though it's fairly small and the decor was beautiful. I'm not sure if it would be as quiet on a busy weekend night but I'd definitely go back and see. If I had one complaint it would be the parking situation. I think they have a few spaces behind the restaurant however they appeared to be full and much of the parking behind is reserved for book and music exchange and Uptown Cafe. The street parking is scarce as well so be prepared to walk.

First time here. Right at noon and figured the place would be packed. Only two tables had anyone at them....hmm. Greeted warmly and told to sit anywhere we want, so window seat it was! The inside of the restaurant was like a tiki bar kinda. Not bad, just not what I expected. The gyoza dumplings were good, but a tiny bit saltier than I like. The Spicy tuna roll was good with a nice amount of spice. The Spider roll was scrumptious! Would definitely recommend!

Stopped in for some lunch with a friend!The woman behind the counter was so nice & helpful, answered any questions we had!Place was small but with a cozy type feel to it.It seemed tidy & clean so far as I could tell!We ordered just a few appetizers to share.Every single one was melt in your mouth worthy!The Salmon Tataki tasted so fresh & clean, perfect as a palette cleanser!Crab Rangoon was piping hot & we loved that we could actually taste that it was crab! This literally melted like butter on my tongue, so smooth & creamy!Not pictured is the Shumai (Deep fried shrimp dumplings) They were so dainty, but pop one of these in your mouth & you're ready to put a few more orders in!Sake flight.. Oh this Sake flight was a roller coaster! & pardon, I don't know a ton about Sake.I cannot remember the names of each but One was peach, it was more mellow than I expected which was good in my opinion.One was strawberry, I couldn't finish it because it personally reminded me of the kids strawberry chapsticks from childhood.One was just a more regular Sake, like a milky white one, it was pretty decent.The Quail egg shot... I was really psyching myself out & then was immediately shocked because it was great & my fav one!

A little place with big energy! Very friendly and fast service! Kat is awesome and so very sweet! Our food was good- only thing I wanted was chicken soup and they don't make it... only miso and I'm allergic to soy so.. The kid had some, it got cold quickly so she didn't finish it. She ordered red snapper nigiri and happy roll, liked them both. I got the shrimp tempura with broccoli only, and the crazy roll sub tuna for spicy tuna and add cream cheese. Kat brought her out some strawberry mochi ice cream for her birthday. It was super sweet of her!!

I've eaten at Daisuki before when it was at Logan Street Market, but this was my first visit to their brick and mortar location. My partner and I ordered the veggie tempura, fried oysters, escolar and hotate nigiri, sexy hamachi roll, VIP tuna roll, a spicy yellowtail roll, and a large sake. The sexy hamachi was our favorite. I wasn't sure about the carrots in the roll, but it was delicious. The other rolls weren't very flavorful, but they were fine. The sushi rice was perhaps a bit dry--something about the texture was off, but overall we had a good experience.

Was so sad when they moved out of Logan Street Market so was ecstatic seeing Daisuki had their own spot now!We had the dynamite roll and the daisuki roll as well as hamachi & tuna nigiri. The hamachi was soooo good, almost buttery. We really enjoyed the rolls as well.

Ventured here with one other adult and two small children.The hostess and server barely spoke English and did not understand what we were saying, making it difficult to complete an order or anything else.The other adult ordered Pad Thai and the dish smelled musty and was honestly a horrible smell. Then they tasted it and it tasted old. I told the server to take it and we didn't want it and wanted something else, and they said these were their ingredients and they cannot give us anything else. So we had to pay $11.00 for a meal that had three small bites taken out of it (one adult and two children sampled it, and all three said it tasted like something was old and musty).I have never heard of a restaurant not even trying to correct an order. Needless to say, we will not be back!