Sushi Lucy

Cute little sushi restaurant with boats that float past you on a small waterway.I came here for the first time for lunch with my sons. We had a lot of great sushi plates! One of my sons had the miso soup. I had a glass of wine. My other son had a Ramune.The sushi was very fresh and tasty. We really enjoyed it. The bill was about $100 for the three of us. Not bad for such a quality restaurant.I would definitely return and recommend it to anyone who loves sushi.

Very cute concept with the carousel sushi . We waited an hour before rolls were coming out it was all sashimi pieces. A little pricey for the quality of sushi.

Easy parking in the lot - very well-lit as well. Im sorry to say I was not impressed - I really wanted to like it and have another sushi option for my weekly fish dinner--- ordered tea, and ate like 4 plates before my tea even made an entrance. They changed the pricing - and it was easy to hit 30 bucks with 4 plates. The portions were small and nothing innovative. I ended up closing the tab and leaving to go have dinner elsewhere - we were just not going to be full and would need to spend so much more to get there.

Definitely my new favorite sushi place and let's talk about how cute the sushi presentation is ?! If you're looking for an economical place for lunch or where to eat for a cute intimate date then look no further than Sushi Lucy. It's a nice little hole in the wall spot in North Miami right before Biscayne Blvd. The service was great and our waiter treated us with great care! It was fun to watch the platters going around on the boats. Each plate has a color and each color represents a price range, I definitely lost track of my plates because the food was just delicious!! Now there is a menu if you prefer to choose an item on there as opposed to the sushi boats.This place is a must try and it's safe to say my new favorite spot!

FINALLY, IT'S BACK! (And soon enough it's going to be too packed) so enjoy this gem before it becomes like the other spot over the bridge. Sushi Lucy is the spot if you're craving a little bite of everything, you don't want to be bothered, and you just want to stuff your face, in a no frills atmosphere, and leave without spending a fortune. Come right when they open, so you can snag the prime table in the back, the best. Anyways, I absolutely love this place, I mean honestly nothing beats a sushi Lucy Sunday followed by your couch. hope everyone loves it just as much as I do.

My new favorite sushi place. Quality food. Classic and unique flavors. Quick service with the conveyor belt constantly bringing you your next plate. Super chill and fun vibe & staff. The manager Dayna was very attentive and helped with additional requests.My favorites were:Torched salmon rollLittle Lucy towerEel & cucumber

Finally got the time to come visit this Kaiten style sushi joint I had added to my never ending list. We don't have a lot of these around and the other one I know of, even though it'd be considered the OG, I'm not a fan of. This place is spotless in cleanliness and that's a bonus for me. Relatively new to the area I'd consider this a hidden gem for sure. This is kinda like the conveyor belt Kaiten style except is powered by a water stream that's pushing the boats around and it's also super relaxing to watch. I had several plates stack up after trying a few dishes, like the tuna tartare, rainbow roll, shrimp tartare, torched salmon nigiri and crunchy crab salad all washed down with a nice cold Kirin beer; then end with chocolate coconut mochi ice cream. The owner/manager was on site and took the time to explain how the system worked and a few of the dishes as well, so service is A1. He was very attentive and helpful at all times. Food was fresh, delicious and not overpriced like some people are complaining about. One beer, five dishes and a dessert for under $60 with 20% gratuity is not breaking the bank for a good meal in Miami considering you end up spending over $100 every time for similar places. Obviously, this is not an Omakase fine dining experience but it's priced adequately for its portions and quality. I've been to that other joint at the Beach and it's about the same in quality but old and kinda dirty. Yes this joint is newer but cleanliness has to do with the people who run the place and how they care to project themselves. Anyways, only minor issue I see with location, even though I didn't have any problems, would be the parking situation. I can see how finding parking in that small shopping center could turn into a inconvenience for people on a busy Friday or Saturday night. Other than that, this is a joint I'd come to when the sushi cravings kick in and I don't want to spend a fortune.

I had been here prior to the pandemic and it was an OK place to go on a date. I came back by myself today very hungry and very much looking forward to some good quality sushi, which I'm not gonna deny, it really was. HOWEVER, this was by far the most expensive sushi I have ever had in Miami. Ever!! An this is including all the high-end restaurants. Make sure you check the prices of each plate before you take them from the conveyor belt because I was sincerely shocked that each plate was around $8. I really wanted to love it, the places beautiful and the services great but for this price it's not that big of a deal.

Finally, they are back !! Sushi Lucy-- say that fast three times.I didn't recall before when they closed down some of the three years ago before the pandemic or during the pandemic, how the place looked but it does look like it's renovated and has a little bit of a facelift. It's very cute very fusion very Japanese though.I don't know if you could call this conveyor belt, sushi, or sushi train because it's a little loop of a stream of water with his adorable little bamboo boats on it and income your sushi rolls your candy, your seaweed salads, and any other things that the pear back in the kitchen when you can't see them . Each plate is giving a different price. It's up there on the shelf above the door so that at the end of the evening, they go ahead and price out each of your plates and that's how it adds up. Before the pandemic, I used to come to this one and the one in Miami beach and price half the price of what the dishes now go for so it gets pricey, but what is it nowadays?We came on a Sunday night with my friend walkable distance from my apartment. We waited five minutes. The staff was very nice and we were seated immediately first in the row practically at the bar. I'm used to seeing every little boat filled with food but even though the restaurant was full there were no seats available there was also no food on the little sushi boats. This turns out to be a good thing because otherwise we were so hungry we probably would've just stuffed ourselves with everything coming out as it was every seven boats one little plate of food would come out. Not sure why it was going so slow but I'm sure that won't happen when you visit which I highly recommend you do . It's fun for the kids if they eat sushi and fun for you great date

Food was good, service was excellent and the atmosphere felt very relaxed in a nice clean environment. Reasonably priced