Sushi Bar

As someone from the East Coast with a deep love for sushi, I have high standards for fresh, high-quality fish. I often visit sushi spots where they ship in their fish daily or catch their own, and I must say, Sushi Bar in Indiana reminds me of those top-tier places.The sushi I had here was delicious and incredibly fresh. There was a slight wait, but that's because everything is handmade, and the place was quite busy. The patience paid off as each bite was worth it.The sashimi and sushi rolls were fantastic, bursting with flavor and beautifully presented. The miso soup, however, was a standout for me. It was one of the best I've ever had. The darker color hinted at a richer taste, and it did not disappoint.For being in Indiana and offering sushi this good, I highly recommend Sushi Bar. It's a true gem that any sushi enthusiast should not miss!

Ordered to go when traveling for business. Sushi was fresh and the salad dressing was ridiculously delicious. Good value!

Super fresh and yummy sushi and really affordable! We got a couple specialty rolls, the three roll combo and the sushi sashimi platter.

I'm coming out of yelp retirement to praise this place for it's no-nonsense, great approach to sushi. The decor is nothing special. Who cares. The sushi is great. The taisho absolutely knows what he's doing. Half the sushi bars in KY can't even do normal hosomaki. Not only do I not have to ask for the nori to be the right way around here, I get perfectly tight rolls that aren't going anywhere when I dip it in the shoyu. The quality of fish is great, quite comparable to a decent kaitenzushi in kichijoji or even meguro. Obviously the selection won't be as diverse as Japan, but the usual stuff is all here, cut well, and fresh tasting. My standard order includes sake (salmon), hotate (scallop), hamachi (yellow tail tuna), negitoro or equivalent (a minced tuna), unagi (often a whole donburi because I f#$@ing love it!). Then based on what was excellent from that bunch, I'll order a 2nd time. My wife loves ika (squid). Taisho whipped out the blow torch for my unagi and even seared her ika with it. Most places just toss it in the microwave. TYVM, taisho. On top of all that, this place doesn't break the bank. They do need to brew their tea stronger though. Mata ne.

You wouldn't think there would be good Japanese food in. Madison, but here it is. Located in an old Wendy's, you wouldn't think much of it. But you'd be wrong.This is authentic sushi and it's delicious. The prices are very reasonable too. The inside doesn't look like much (considering it was an old Wendy's), but the food more than makes up for it.

Decent sushi and Japanese food in Madison. Was in town for work and stopped in for some lunch. Bento box was good as was my sushi roll. I was pleasantly surprised and would come here again!

Pretty good. Nice selection of rolls and sashimi. Appetizer of crab rangoons was OK. Had a salmon teriyaki bento box, which was good, and sashimi which was also good. Prices are REALLY good, and portions are generous and the food is very fresh.

It's hard to believe that an obviously old Wendy's can offer up great sushi in the middle of farming country, but they do. My brothers and I ate here based on a recommendation from our cousin and we enjoyed it very much. All of the food that we had was very good, and the family/staff that runs it was very friendly and attentive.

We moved here from Dallas four years ago. And, although we LOVE our new hometown, the restaurant scene is a bit lacking. But... Sushi Bar is a great little family run restaurant. We absolutely love coming here! The food is fantastic and the service is amazing. We couldn't ask for a better sushi restaurant!

Me and my partner come here all the time. While the decoration might seem a bit underthought, and the bar itself looks a bit messy, it lends itself to the character found within the business. We've been patronizing this place for nearly 3 years, and in all that time we have seen the interactions between the family members who own and operate the business. Little places like this, that are kept and maintained by people who share love and joy not with just each other but with the food they make, are the reason small towns always contain hidden gems. We're usually waited on by a young man who we assume is the owner's son. He's always friendly, as is the woman we assume to be his mother. The food itself isn't exactly traditional sushi, and has localized elements to it, but it's good for the crowd they tend to receive. My partner and I have tried crab rangoon from all over, and we can say with certainty that Sushi Bar makea the absolute best ones. It has a perfect ratio of cream cheese to crab, and it is fried to perfection. It might be easy to pass by this little place when you're headed through Madison, but if you're in the mood for good food and the oppurtunity to support a local business, this place is something special.