Sushi Time

TLDR: great for food court sushi Picked up a quick bite before going to a theater show and man this place hits harder than it has any right too. Like food court sushi being really really good is a thing in Japan not the US. I was very happy with the maki roll and nigiri. Could easily become a regular spot.

Honestly super yummy: great flavor and huge portions with diverse options. Lunch Bento box is the most worth it since it comes with various sides. In terms of flavor and quality, it's definitely a five star rating and it would've been a 5-star overall except I found some hair in the rice and promptly lost my appetite. Really unfortunate.

I'm mixed here.The male staff at this place are superb, all were highly professional, in-tune with your needs, got you a menu before you looked up and prepared the very original meal WELL.Most sushi bowls would just give you the protein over rice.Or have so much crap on top or sauces that none of it blends well, makes sense, or even tastes any good.This place had incredible spicy sushi prepared originally AND their crunchy original sides are something I would order alone (flavorful, delicious, well thought out flavors - not some thoughtless after-thought that many sides are - that BALANCE OUT the meal so you get your veggies deliciously in, though most places do not give a f*** about your health or a balanced meal and will not include veggies, just carbs and protein for your tastebuds)on the other hand...the single female asian worker there (in her 40s) wore a white collared polo shirt with dark pants, hair in pony-tail PUT A HAIR IN MY MISO SOUP BAG.thought she could get away with it since i ordered to go, but since I decided to eat there instead, i knew it was deliberate because of the previous yelper review about finding hair in her food.it was the same jet black hair on the lady's head and she was the only one handling my to-go bag.someone there needs to be fired.she was in stark (and deliberate) contrast to her male peers' professionalism. pretty odd for someone her age acting so immature and rebellious, you would expect it from someone much younger.who knows why. not me. just keep a razor eye on her if she touches your food. FYI.

I haven't had the sushi here in a while..but I've gotten the spicy salmon poke bowl and it's pretty good. It's not the usual cubed raw salmon, but pretty much the sliced salmon they put in your sushi that's marinated already in spicy mayo. It's a quick lunch place to grab something for your meal at your desk. Prices are decent- much cheaper than roche brothers and avana. I've come back twice already. It is a bit stressful though if you aren't sure what you want, they are ready to get your order!

I am so addicted to this place. I found out that they have been there for 18 years! Say what!? How do I not know? I only learned this hidden gem from Yelp and I am so glad I did. The prices are affordable and service was quick. Been back three times already and always a happy camper. Yes, no hair included with meal. ‍

Don't judge a book by its cover. Yes, it's food court sushi. No, that doesn't sound appetizing. Yes, I did a fair amount of googling for peace of mind regarding quality and freshness because no one wants to wake up in the middle of the night having to play the "which end is it going to come out first" game. I'm reserving one star until tomorrow at which point I will be able to speak with absolute authority on that topic. First impressions, though? Food court sushi for the win! I've been having all these weird cravings lately for random things that I haven't had in a while. It started with carbonara and now I'm onto tuna poke bowls. Went onto Ritual and ordered up a spicy tuna don and the perfect match appetizer. Unexpected toppings on the spicy tuna don made it a really perfect bite. It had edamame and spicy pickles, and if you are like me, and you love pickles and you love tuna but you are questioning, "do these things actually go together"...well, THEY DO. Super generous portion at $14.00. You are more than getting what you are paying for.The Perfect Match appetizer features salmon, tuna, cucumber and avocado mixed with spicy mayo and topped with citric tobiko (fish eggs). I tasted a hint of strawberry and it was just this fresh, yummy smack of umami and I loved it. I hope I love it as much tomorrow.Staff was super friendly. No one put any hair in my food (I checked since previous Yelp reviews got me all paranoid) on purpose or by accident. Also, that little kitchen was glistening in terms of cleanliness. Color me impressed, Sushi Time.Update 3/26/19: Freshness and quality control confirmed! Had no digestive issues and so I'm sure that what I received from them was every bit as fresh as it tasted.

Solid sushi at a hard to beat price point. Don't let the location (inside the mall food court) put you off. The sushi is solid and they're super quick. I like their spicy salmon and tuna rolls, in part because they don't use tempura flakes as filler. One of the best items on the menu (especially value wise) is their spicy salmon bowl. Or spicy tuna bowl if you prefer that. It's $9 and they give you a generous portion of fish, some edamame and other treats, over a bowl of sushi rice. Comes with miso soup too during lunch!

I'm not a super fan of sushi so I decided to get Japanese Katsu curry instead. It was perfect. I could divide it into two yummy meals.

Used to be a great little place, not sure what happened really. You'd get lots of sushi for a great price, always made fresh. However, recently they've been lazy with my orders and giving me prepackaged sushi instead. Bleh. The rice is cold and hard from sitting all day in the fridge. I will not be going here anymore, though it used to be one of my favorites.

I sadly have to downgrade Sushi Time to three stars :(. While the service remains friendly, the size of the sushi/sashimi has shrunken! Smaller than normal sizes on a variety of sushi/sashimi today. Does not bode well for future patronage.