Senro Sushi

I love getting takeout from here when I have the chance. There's a site for online ordering but it can be glitchy sometimes so I usually just call in my order. Pickup is always quick and easy.I usually get their special rolls, which are always delicious and fresh-tasting. My favorites are the Lion King and Hot Night rolls. I've also tried their classic California rolls and egg fried rice, which are also good.

Came here after a doctor's appointment and ordered the chicken yaki udon, uni nigiri, and 4 piece salmon sashimi. Service was quick and the interior is clean/well maintained. Great location for a large group of people/spacious interior, which I've found some sushi places are unable to accommodate. The chicken in the yaki udon was very bland and unseasoned even when swimming in the yaki udon sauce, which was a tad salty from all the soy sauce. It was still savory/had sweet undertones (maybe they used mirin in it?), but I was just turned off by how the chicken had little flavor and a very tough texture. The portion was very large though, I ended up taking some to go.The uni nigiri was delicious, and the salmon sashimi was thick and fresh. I would definitely come back and order more of their raw fish/sushi items, as opposed to their cooked dishes. Senro is a tad pricy so I'm not too sure if I would come back personally, but my experience was good overall.

Came in on a Friday afternoon and was seated right away. Service was good--very attentive and quick.The chicken teriyaki (4/5) was good. It tastes exactly how you'd expect lol. You don't get that much chicken compared to other places though. The miso and salad tasted great as well.The dragon roll (3/5) was all right. The unagi sauce isn't that sweet compared to others I've had. It wasn't bad but it wasn't that good.A bit pricier than other places but still had a good time.

This spot is very close to Kaiser and was my first meal after having my baby. We had been here before and never had a bad experience here. Now we go with our toddler and I feel comfortable coming here by ourselves. Food is good in house and for take out as well.

Senro is one of my favorite sushi spots! The atmosphere is cool and Japanese-inspired. Plus, since it's in a busy shopping area, you get to people-watch through their floor-to-ceiling windows while you eat. The staff here is always polite and professional.All the basic sushi fare I've tried is really high-quality, but my absolute favorite is the sushi pizza. They might correct me on this, but my understanding is it's basically rice flattened out into an oblong shape, deep-fried, then cut up and topped with a mix of spicy tuna, salmon, Hamachi, and crab, all drizzled with the house spicy sauce. My work bestie and I come here all the time!

Our go to for take out Japanese, it's tasty. We like the tempura, gyoza and real crab California rolls!

Are you kidding me?! $18 for a roll that is not worth eating. Completely inedible. The scallops were not existent. Then the few on were not baked on.

Really gone downhill. Tempura veggies were mushy and unseasoned. Shrimp was very good however. Ordered real crab California roll but received a spicy crab instead. Loud. Saba didn't appear fresh: had brown spots on it. Wished I'd gone to Five Guys. Meh. Service attentive but boring.

The wait at Cha Cha Sushi was over an hour long so we decided to give Senro Sushi a try, and overall, it was pretty good. There was no wait on a Thursday evening, and we were quickly greeted and seated. The restaurant itself is quite spacious and has a relaxing atmosphere.Some standout dishes:Baked Salmon Fried Rice (5/5): Absolutely delicious! The house teriyaki sauce had a great balance of sweet and savory, and the fried rice wasn't drowned in sauce; it had a subtle smokiness. My only complaint is the relatively small portion and its pretty hefty price tag ($20).Spiderman Roll (5/5): My personal favorite! The fried soft-shell crab in this roll complemented the filling exceptionally well. Surprisingly, it was light and full of flavor.Titanic Roll (4.5/5): I loved this roll, but I wasn't the biggest fan of the spicy crab meat. I would have preferred regular crab salad on top, which would have made it a perfect 5/5 for me.Mango Crunch (2.5/5): I decided to experiment with this roll, but I wasn't the biggest fan of the flavor profile overall. Personally, I didn't feel like the combination of macadamia nuts and mango meshed well (the mangos were sour).The price for each item was pretty expensive compared to other sushi spots; everything was $17 or more!The portions of the ginger and wasabi were generous, but you could easily tell they used imitation wasabi because of its artificial coloring, and the flavor was pretty dull with no kick. The ginger was excessively sweet and was not a good palate cleanser.

You won't find this good quality sushi at this price in the South Bay. Salmon is awesome, hamachi belly is incredible, and the titanic roll is amazing. Generous portions, excellent standard of quality of fish, and the staff is always nice and speedy. Really fortunate to have this place in my neighborhood!