The Sushi Heroes

i love getting rolls from sushi heroes! quick and easy to order. not an actual restaurant but a very nice area as a food kitchen. amazing staff! great food!

The Sushi Heroes is a ghost kitchen in the warehouse location with plenty of parking! This ghost kitchen supports 3 other businesses like Poke N' Squeeze, Pure Juice Organics, & Hello Boba. I was about to order a boba drink but it said my order would be ready in an hour. I didn't want to wait, so i didn't order one.The ambiance is similar to a business office lobby.Anyways, I pre-ordered...*Spicy Salmon Roll - Inside: Spicy Salmon, Cucumber Top: Tobiko Sauce: Spicy Mayo (3.5/5). I didn't really taste the spicy Salmon inside.*California Roll - Inside: Crab Mix, Avocado Top: Sesame Seeds (3/5). The crab mix portion was good. The Avocado they used was brown, so it was sitting out and used for my roll.Both rolls were sizable. The taste was decent also. I'd order from them again.

This spot is tucked away in a warehouse, so don't be confused when you see a gate that says "No Parking." Just keep driving toward the end of the lot--there's plenty of parking available.The food is on the pricier side, especially for a ghost kitchen located in the middle of nowhere, but the quality and freshness make up for it. I ordered the baked salmon roll and a salmon bowl, and both were delicious.If I'm in the area again, I'd definitely consider coming back to try more rolls!

Don't be deceived by the area, it looks like a warehouse/building complex and it's a random spot to get food but the sushi was delicious! I've been here a few times and it doesn't disappoint. It is a shared establishment with other food cuisines but I've only tried Sushi Heroes. We ordered the  hulkamole and tiger king and they were delicious! They were big portions and definitely memorable! Two rolls were a perfect amount for two people to share for lunch. Be aware that there will be at least a 15 minute wait***To order, scan the QR code on the wall (you'll need to make an account to order, a bit tedious). There were a few chairs indoors available to sit and wait but there are no tables. It is more of a takeout place.There was an outdoor table but it was dusty and covered with cobwebs so we ended up eating our meal in the car.There was ample parking and I am unsure if they have a customer restroom available.I like how they have a section of customer cards, so you can advertise your local business. The prices are a little steep but the quality makes it worth it!

I heard about this hole in the wall spot from a friend and had to check it out since it's not far from home. For $40 we got hefty platter for two and my bf and I couldn't even finish. We ordered online and the pickup was seamless and fast. No issues with service, staff provided soy sauce and chopsticks in our order too. The location seems unassuming and I wasn't sure I was in the right spot at first. It's a kitchen pick-up so everything is to-go.what we choose for our Small Avenger Platter:- Creamy Scallop: i love scallop and this did not disappoint- Green Spicy Tuna: this was good but a little too spicy for me. if you love spicy tuna this is def worth a try- Shrimp-Man: this was my bf's fav roll and he did not have high expectations lol. pleasantly surprised- Philly: your standard cream cheese roll. you can't go wrong with a classic!- Spicy Scallop: my second favorite

Jalapeño poppers were so creative being a Japanese spin with the tempura and sauce. The filling was on dry side as I think the cream cheese maybe got too cooked.I got basic rolls of California rolls and shrimp tempura. Not the prettiest but still tasty. The shrimp tempura was still crunchy as it was a door dash order.The colossal chicken was very good. Veggies cooked to a nice texture and chicken great flavor. I've tried other speciality rolls here prior and I enjoyed although the toppings were quite a lot.

Still love this place, I've ordered quite a few times over the past few months and haven't been disappointed.Only things I didn't really like were the jalapeño poppers, and brainiac attack.I like that they're trying new things and I'd probably have liked them more if I knew what they looked like before I ordered. Just not what I was expecting, but overall I'll still come back for the rolls, they're delicious!

The sushi alway is good and fresh, normal portions and prices more in the high.I order for delivery , arrived on time and in good condition all the condiments and utensils.I will order again

Ghost Kitchen sushi, strictly take-out either call/pick up yourself or get it delivered to you via delivery platform. I've picked up my orders when I was working in this area, as I don't do delivery services out of choice. They are in an industrial area, so if you're not savvy at driving in such zones, then choose delivery. San Jo actually has a thing with sushi. They love big, monstrous rolls with multi-ingredients and not so much traditional simple rolls. And often you'll even see lots of Mexican seafood places doing sushi where they'll take these monstrous multi-sauced rolls and incorporate ingredients that Mexicans are fond of like jalapenos, chipotle and lime. I've only tried a couple of things here and even though this isn't my preferred way to eat sushi, but when hungry and on a time constraint, this filled me up in a jiffy without pretense or hassle.Hamachi Lover ($15/4*) Spicy hamachi in the middle, hamachi slices on top then drizzled with spicy mayo and topped with green onions and fresh sliced jalapenos. Not as spicy as one would assume with these ingredients. This is a roll that I felt represented San Jose quite well, equal mix of Mexican and Asian. For a crazy roll, I actually liked it as it was a bit more focused by having just 3-4 ingredients versus 7-8.Feast Maker ($15/3*) I shared this once and this is truly one of those crazy monster rolls that I find more amusing than delicious. IMO a stoner's dream. Lol. This was a shrimp tempura in the middle, then topped with salmon and tuna slices on top. Probably has some cucs and avo in there as well and probably 2 sauces on top. Now the ingredients were fine, but this is where these types of rolls can get a bit busy for me. I only had half and I was actually full. So to that I guess I can't really hate on this too much. But to get this for myself, probably not, to share a few bites with someone who are more into these types of rolls, totally doable.I think they do most of their business from large catering orders from companies/businesses, so they'll go through their inventory quite well. But for the common 408 youngster who probably uses delivery services daily, this is a decent out for ya.

Got a platter of 9 rolls yesterday for 4 people and everyone got full. It came out to be $145 with discount in my rewards. This is still my togo spot for big groups. As you can see this isn't my first time trying it and this won't be my last. I posted more photos of the menu because when ordering online it doesn't give you a description of what's inside the roll so you kind of have to flip back and forth between Yelp photos and the app & the Yelp photos don't have everything listed.