Sushi San

Ordered a variety of rolls, sushi and sashimi, seaweed salad and I think that was it! They added an extra roll for free- score! But overall was just ok sushi. I tried the island roll- really liked that but besides that one, were just ok (how is, crazy horse, and 911) The rice didn't stick well so all the rolls fell apart when going to dip in the soy sauce. Maybe if it were easier to eat, might have been better but it was frustrating they all fell apart. Going to continue searching for other options for go-to sushi. Price was decent though.

Worth every penny. I don't like sushi, but my sister loves it, so we went to Sushi San together. I ate the egg rolls and dumplings. Both were amazing. I usually feel like I'm eating an afterthought when I order a non-sushi meal at a sushi restaurant, but both of my dishes were delicious. My sister enjoyed her sushi. She originally thought two plates would be too much food, but after trying them, she had no problem eating every roll. The only reason I didn't give 5 out of 5 is that the ordering process is a little awkward (especially if you have a personality like me where you feel anxious ordering at restaurants). We were handed a paper and asked to fill it out with our order. Not all of the options on the menu were on the paper. I am pretty sure they told us what to do with the paper when we were done, but we couldn't hear them in the noise of the restaurant, and spent some time debating who, if anyone, we should approach to find out.

Took my parents here after they were away on vacation for a month. This restaurant has been around for a long time. I have eaten here once or twice before and that night the sushi rolls were all very good. They also bring us one roll for free but didn't say why. We appreciated that either way and finished everything! I hope they keep up the food and service!

Got here at 9:03pm after driving 15 minutes across town since their hours online and posted on the building say 10pm, just to be told they weren't serving anyone else. It was not busy, they just said they already did last call. Then close at 9 or at least 9:30

Delicious rolls and amazing service each time. This place is my favorite sushi place in chandler. They offer unique specialty rolls that are pretty delicious tasting. The service is great as well, the owners are super nice and friendly!

Sushi San is our go-to sushi place in the East Valley. We have tried a good amount of the other sushi restaurants in the area, and when it comes to sushi, there are a few things I look for. Two of them being consistency and quality. Sushi San's quality is very consistent, and a roll you order on one visit will taste and look the same the next time you visit. There's no variance in what it comes with, and the taste is always great. With sushi, I feel like you can quickly tell if the quality is good. Just by smelling or its appearance, you can tell how they store the fish and care for it. We have yet to visit Sushi San, and the quality is poor. Many times we have visited other restaurants in the East Valley, and on the first visit, it is messy or the fish is going bad.There's always parking available out front, and it's right after the Goodwill and a martial arts studio. I believe Sushi San is family run and they all work hard. Calling in orders is also a very easy process. It's never a long wait, and they provide soy sauce, wasabi, and ginger.Some of our favorites are the Arizona Roll and the Tiger Roll. These are fancier versions of spicy tuna rolls and California rolls.

The quality of the sushi here was laughable. Got seaweed salad, fried tofu, spicy salmon roll, rocky roll, and McQueen roll. The spicy tuna was goopy. The salmon was so fishy. The rolls were majorly made up of rice. The seaweed salad was the size of half of a fist, but cost $7, the most expensive I've ever seen it. The rolls were bland and didn't even taste like sushi. The tofu was tasteless (how do you mess up fried tofu?). Overall, was so overpriced for what you're getting. Not worth the drive for me.

Decided to give Sushi San a try on a Saturday afternoon around 3 pm. Definitely not a super popular dining time, as the restaurant wasn't too busy. I wish I had remembered to take a photo of the interior since it is comfortable and cute. All of our rolls were very solid and the quality of fish seemed decent as well. The prices were fair as well. The menu is extensive and there are more specials written on chalkboard on the walls (but to be honest are a bit hard to read). I would consider this a middle tier sushi restaurant where you're willing to pay a bit more for better quality fish (as opposed to an AYCE spot), but it's definitely not one of the more expensive upscale sushi spots. For me this will be a new go-to casual date night spot! Service was attentive and we had no issues at all. I will definitely be returning to try some of the other menu items!

I have never experienced service like this before. Terrible, waited 15 min for a table in an empty restaurant, ordered right away and took over 30 min before we even got our soup and it took over an hour before our first roll came out. We only waited because the reviews were so good, figured it must have been a bad night. A fluke even. WORST SUSHI, pretty sure they put mayo in the rice? It was yellow and tangy? We eat sushi and Asian style foods 3-5 times a week and never had rice with a nice yellow cream holding it together. Couldn't stomach the avocado roll because it was tangy... yuck. We left sushi on the table, we are two BIG eaters. We never leave sushi no matter how meh the rolls are. And we couldn't stomach anymore. I'm not sure how anyone has eaten here and recommends it? Hoping it used to be great and now has gone downhill? We waited so long for our food we couldn't go eat at another restaurant on a Monday night, everything was closed. :(

Very nice looking sushi place. Service was good and the prices were better than I was expecting but the food seemed very very bland