Sushin

The most authentic Japanese food you'll find in Murfreesboro. Try the katsu curry, you won't be disappointed.

The service struggle to keep up was just an understatement. The quality of the foods just wasn't up to par this time around. It's been over a year since I had come here to eat. The kalbi ribs was a bit too salty for 5 pieces of meat costing $25. Comes with a side of steam rice, salad and soup. Over priced and not so great. Sushi was nothing spectacular that stood out to rush back and eat here anytime soon.

It's always a treat when we come here. The staff is super friendly and so their best as they are short staffed. The portion is fair and the sushi is always so good.

In town for work at the nearby Air Force base for a few weeks. Was feeling like Sushi and looked up what was in the area and randomly picked this spot. I travel 3 weeks of every month across the entire country, so I eat out a lot. Hotel restaurants have gone downhill since the pandemic. SUSHIN has amazing food. I got there right after they opened. Started with the seaweed salad Bonito flakes and gyoza. A hot cup of green tea and Ramune soda. Excellent. The main sushi platter was the lobster roll and the sunshine roll. Wow, blew me away, and I have eaten sushi all over the U.S. and Japan. I like the decorations in the restaurant as well, which makes me feel like I'm back in Okinawa. Will be back this weekend to try something else. The service was excellent.

Great little place that's easy to pass by if your not looking. We went at an off hour so we had heat service. I cannot speak to regular eating hours. We shared a chicken teriyaki plate and two rolls. All good. The menu has a nice variety of food so check out the menu. Not your average Japanese restaurant. A little pricy but we'd go back.

Always great quality and friendly staff. I really enjoy this place and will continue to give them my business.

Good service, nice interior, its a little bit of a hidden gem. I got an Alaskan roll and a tempura shrimp roll -- very tasty and pretty presentation. I always get the same thing when going to a new sushi restaurant and I've got to say their version of an Alaskan was phenomenal and just the right level of spice. My only issue was with the amount. 6 pieces for Alaska and 5 for the shrimp. For about 11+ dollars for each maki roll, I wish I was getting 6-8 pieces.

Best sushi in Murfreesboro. I got this chefs choice plate. It was very large but so good I finished the whole thing.

Family owned and operated.They really make you feel at home while serving good food.One of the best in the Mboro area

Whether it's a special occasion, a rough week, or a nostalgia fix we can never go wrong at Sushin The first sushi restaurant to ever open in Murfreesboro in 1997. We love the traditional ambience. Mr. and Mrs. Park are always so friendly and accommodating not to mention the freshest sushi around.