Screaming Tuna Mequon

Loveee me some Screaming Tuna, so I'm happy that they have a location in the north shore! You can find them inside the Mequon Public Market. Recently, my family and I were craving a little sushi & wine night in, so we ordered a handful of things from here for pick-up. It was easy to do so online and it was ready within the hour.I'm a huge spring roll gal, so we had to get some of those. These things are massive and packed with the likes of kalbi marinated beef, kani kama, rice noodles, cucumber, and cilantro. On the side is their sambal peanut sauce which I could literally drink, I love that stuff. As for the sushi order, we got an array of rolls to share. From the yellowtail maki and spicy tuna, to the california and the signature, we enjoyed them all.I regret not getting the crab wontons this time around, because YUM, but there's always next time!

Big fan of the screaming tuna Mequon! The sushi is always fresh and tasty, this was the first time we did take out and everything went smoothly. Love popping into the vibrant public market building it has great energy! Checkout and pickup was easy, however we did still get charged a $6 DoorDash fee ordering pickup which seems unnecessary... not sure if that was a mistake or what but would be nice if they were more transparent with those hidden fees. Our order was all correct, we ordered 6 rolls and spring rolls for 4 people and it was just about right! Eye of the Tiger, Buddha Roll and the Screaming Tuna Signature roll are some favs.

Tasty and nicely presented. I like to stop in when at the Market. It's pretty convenient.

The sushi was terrible tonight. It was not freshly made. Shrimp tempura toll was soggy and fell apart. All the rice was starchy and gooey. Salmon nigiri smelled 'fishy'. And no chop sticks. When the only thing edible is the edamame, you're in trouble.

I've enjoyed lunch and dinner here. compared to the other location the rolls were carefully made and attention to details as far as each slice being of the same size. I was told that things slow down in the winter so as long as the streets are clear I'll enjoy taking a short drive north to enjoy great quality. Seafood that's fresh and we'll made. 17/ 2023 Food 5Ambiance 4 Service 5Location 5Value 5

We had an enjoyable first visit to Screaming Tuna in the Mequon Public Market. It was our first time in the market too - plenty of space, clean, bright, pleasant. I absolutely love the mural on the wall done by (former) local artist Taylor Herzog.We have been to the Screaming Tuna in downtown Milwaukee and their sushi is good, so the Mequon location matched expectations. The Spicy Tuna roll we ordered was good but nothing mind blowing. The Tonkatsu Ramen was good as well, but also nothing mind blowing. The flavors could have used a little more variety from the add-ins. The pork belly was a little overdone and dry vs tender and melt-in-your-mouth like you'd usually find. A solid bowl of ramen.The service was pleasant and helpful! We enjoyed our visit over all, and we would definitely go back if we were in the area. The public market is nice and has options for everyone.

Dined here a few days ago when my cousin and I did a quick day trip to Wisconsin during my Chicago vacation that's about to conclude. What was funny was I had poke on the brain when we walked into the Mequon Public Market, but changed my mind when I saw the restaurant. Save for a man and a woman at one of the booths, we were the only customers before the lunch rush. It made it easy for the nice woman at the counter -- her name's lost on me, unfortunately -- to tend to us. My cousin had the ramen while I chose the Chicken Katsu. Before our meals arrived, we helped ourselves to Tsukune and Tempura Appetizer. Both did well to set us up for lunch. The chicken meatball skewers leaned towards addicting. If it were up to me, I'd eat my weight in them. The tempura had that hot-off-the-grill freshness. It was so delicious that sauce was basically unnecessary.Drizzled with a spicy, tangy mayonnaise, the Chicken Katsu filled me up nicely. It was accompanied by a solid bed of rice, which was infused with a unique kick from the entrée and the mayo. The pieces were a solid size to where I ate the contents of the meal separately. With chopsticks, of course.And before I forget, I really like the business's name. If anything, I do want to scream from the rooftops as to how great it is. This review will do, though.

I visited Screaming Tuna in the Mequon public market because I was in the area and craving Ramen. I went around lunch time and was able to add some shrimp into my ramen which I'm happy about because it was the best thing I ate there. I wasn't a fan of the ramen. It lacked flavor- I had the mushroom ramen as they were out of the pork belly. I would venture to guess the pork belly ramen is more tasty. I also had some spicy tuna which was good. I tried a bit of my friends appetizer and nothing really stood out to me. I will say the service was a positive as my friend forgot to order something without seafood to accommodate her allergy and they remade it right away. This might've been a time where I just ended up ordering the wrong thing.

**Update**Revisited for a friend's birthday because she was set on Ramen. The ramen was delicious . Crispy tuna and crab wonton appetisers absolutely awesome . Our server was attentive and welcoming, though perhaps slightly overwhelmed with multiple tables. Still no real wasabi, unfortunately. And the sushi/sashimi is still the weakest link here. The potential for this place is huge - there are very few (almost zero) options for ramen or sushi nearby - a few tweaks could go a long way ‍.

Stopped in for lunch today. It was my 3rd visit to this location, and my experiences have all been very good!Today I ordered the Shekhar specialty roll with tempura shrimp, spicy tuna, avocado, wasabi mayo, and sriracha, and the Pork Belly Tonkotsu Ramen. The sushi roll was delicious and provided different textures, and the ramen checked all the boxes for me when it comes to Tonkotsu, which is my go-to style. The broth was well-seasoned with a milky texture. The noodles were perfectly cooked with the right texture and held the flavor of the broth. The pork belly was tender enough to be pulled apart with the chop sticks, and they were mostly lean, so if you don't like fatty pork belly, these would be perfect for you. I would have liked some fat in the pork belly for additional flavor, but this pork belly hit the spot!My server checked on my periodically, and I enjoyed sitting at the sushi bar, next to the window.Screaming Tuna is one of the 3 or 4 businesses in the Mequon Public Market that I go back to when I'm in the area, which isn't often. They have a large enough menu for different tastes. Check them out!