Fin’s House

I can't believe I didn't leave a review for this place. My cousin picked the place. So I was confident it would be good. We were there on a Sunday for lunch. It was empty when we arrived and stayed empty the whole time we were there. We ordered 3 cooked rolls. My favorite was the crispy California roll. It was warmed up/fried and the seaweed was warmed up and was easy to bite into. You could eat it in two bites instead of the traditional pop the whole piece in your mouth and look like a chipmunk as you chow down.My favorite part and such a treat, they served it in a sushi boat. I've never gotten a boat before as you usually have to order a ton of sashimi to get the display unit.I would definitely come back and order the fried/crispy California roll. I highly recommend it to you. It's a must try.

Darn I had such a good experience last time I'm bummed it wasn't the same this time. We ordered the sushi boat 1 and are very disappointed that the sashimi wasn't fresh, not firm and some were very thin. Not to mention blood reside on the daikon. The two rolls we got had an additional charge which wasn't noted on their menu (like how they indicate extra charge for a certain appetizer for the boat special). The rolls were also on the small size (some didn't have rice all the way around and weren't evenly cut. Maybe we got a new chef in training. Unfortunately, this sushi order was a let down.Their garlic wings were good. Friendly service.

Cool, quiet ambiance, great service and delicious sushi staff friendly and helpful, and place is clean. Check out my pics !

Great service and super fresh fish! Plus they had Sailor Moon playing so you KNOW they're legit

The miso soup was too sweet, the jalapeños in the jalepeno bomb appetizer were raw, the calamari was good, the Arena and the Lava roll was disgusting, the rice was cold and you can tell it was pre made and refrigerated, the fish didn't seem fresh or good, too much unflavored crabmeat in the roll, and overall not something we would ever eat. Sadly we spent $67 there. Presentation and service was good.

Sushi is one of my favorite "treat-yourself" meals and while it's hard to venture outside of my regular spots I like to try new places and support local. Fin's House has been on my list for a while because it's close to my house and has been rated consistently well by other Yelpers.I love that they offer sushi, ramen, boba and rice bowls along with appetizer options. For this first experience I ordered sushi for take-out and called a bit before 9pm hoping they'd still be taking orders since they closed at 9:30pm. Luckily, when I called they said they were still taking orders so I opted for the Hamachi Nigiri ($7.95), tuna nigiri ($7.95), Rainbow roll ($15.95), Dragon roll ($16.95) and Arena roll ($16.95). The prices are comparable to other sushi restaurants and they said it would be ready within 15-20 minutes.My husband picked it up easily and I unpacked and replated everything at home so I could snap some photos and then dig in. The rolls were packed nicely in takeout containers and each had their own wasabi and ginger with them. I love that they organize their sushi roll menu and let you know what is inside, on top and then what sauce/garnish they use. This makes it so easy to read and I skimmed it for my favorites like hamachi and unagi when I was ordering. My favorite roll out of all of them was the Arena roll. I really enjoyed the combination of spicy tuna, cream cheese and jalapenos inside with the fresh fish on top. It had the perfect amount of heat.I'm excited to try more of the menu, especially the ramen and boba options, in the future.

The food was tastier than i was expecting! This is a nice place to come by for a relaxing meal that didn't break the bank or my wallet.

This was our first time in this restaurant. We don't lived in the area but we want to try a different sushi place. We ordered 3 rolls and my son had Chashu Don. It took awhile for the food to get to our table. The sushi were terrible. The rice was mushy they put too much water and the fish were cut paper thin. The price was high and the quality not good. We eat out a lot so we know our food especially sushi. It was not worth it. I do not recommend. Spend your money elsewhere you can get better sushi with lower price and good quality. The service was ok.

Ugh it pains me to rate so low because the service is always so friendly and on point, and the presentation is fantastic...but the flavors just aren't there for the rolls. We have been here a few times and have ordered the Sushi Boat #1 but with different rolls each time. Again, the presentation is great! Unfortunately, the rolls aren't very good. I don't know if it's the sushi rice, or the sauces...all I know, is that we end up just eating the sashimi. The sashimi, was great though! I like the thick slices and it seems fresh. He didn't like the thickness through. We may got back for the ramen.

This was our second visit and it's been pretty good both times. It's not exciting food but it's generally decent. It feels a little bit slapdash, but the service is good and the space is pleasant. Our friends do really like it so we go there when they suggest it, but it's not our first choice for Japanese food.