Sam's Sushi

Delicious date night dinner before the movies. Everything is fresh and full of flavor!

Okay, let's talk about my most recent affair -- with Pad Thai and sushi. Yes, it's a bit of a complicated relationship, but hey, what love story isn't?First, we have Pad Thai. The moment I laid eyes on that plate, I knew we were meant to be. Those noodles? So perfectly stir-fried, they could start their own Instagram account. The balance of tangy, sweet, and salty is so spot-on, it's like the dish has its own mood lighting. I'm talking about the kind of flavors that make you put down your phone, look at the plate, and say, "Wow, we have something special here." The peanuts? They're basically the ring bearer in this noodle-filled wedding.But then... sushi enters the scene. Smooth, elegant, and practically perfect in every way. The rolls are so beautiful, you almost feel guilty eating them, but not that guilty. One bite and I'm like, "Okay, Pad Thai, I'll always love you, but this sushi? We're starting something serious." The fish is fresh, the rice is sticky in all the right ways, and I'm just over here wondering how something so simple can taste like the universe is giving me a high-five.And you know what? Pad Thai is not jealous. It's like, "You enjoy your sushi, sweetie. We're in an open relationship." And I respect that. Both dishes bring something special to the table. Pad Thai is the warm, comforting hug that fills you up, while sushi is the sleek, sophisticated date that you just know is always going to impress. Together, they're the power couple of the food world, and I'm just here, enjoying the show.In conclusion, if Pad Thai and sushi were a movie, I'd be their biggest fan. Because honestly, who needs a love triangle when you've got these two on the same plate?

I've never been to a restaurant that serves both sushi and Thai food and I think this was my last time. Probably best to focus on one cuisine and do it well. Went around 2:20pm on a Monday and the place was pretty empty. The lunch menu looked interesting offering bento boxes, sushi, and Thai cuisine. I decided on the bento box of chicken pad Thai and 3 pieces of nigiri for $12.95. It comes with miso soup or salad and I chose miso soup. Hubby chose the sushi combo that came with 3 rolls: sushi bomb. D. J. and spicy tuna roll for $15.95. It also comes with miso soup or salad and he chose the salad. Very interesting I could see the steam from the miso soup but when I tasted it, it was lukewarm and tasted strange like an artificial taste. The chicken pad Thai was very disappointing as well. It literally tasted like just soy sauce and the chicken was dry. The nigiri was just ok. I expected the fish to be fresher, considering we were in Florida after all. Hubby's rolls were just ok as well. There is plenty of seating with tables and booths. Parking was very easy. Service was fine as well but the taste of the food is the most important factor for me so I probably wouldn't return here.

Sam's Sushi is a solid spot for a quick and tasty meal! The prices are reasonable, and the location is super convenient--tucked inside a plaza with other shopping and even a movie theater nearby. It's not a super fancy sushi spot, but the food is definitely decent and satisfying. The staff was friendly and quick, making the whole experience smooth and enjoyable. Whether you're grabbing a bite before a movie or stopping by while shopping, it's a great option.

I have been looking for a sushi place close to Pinellas Park and I have finally found it! I tried the salmon deluxe roll and it was very fresh and delicious. I am a sucker for crab rangoon as well and that also tasted great. The employees are very friendly and helpful with selecting something off of the menu.

When I came 3 years ago, this place had just opened and the service was hit or miss. 3 years later, I think they have definitely improved. Service is more attentive, although it can be somewhat slow at times. Ambiance has always been decent here. Not a bad place to come for dinner. I was actually surprised that the Wonton Noodle Soup was a solid choice. They gave good sized wontons that had a decent amount of filling instead of just being all wrapper. The pieces of Charsiu pork was solid in flavor and had good tenderness. The soup was also a good effort with decent depth of flavor. Overall, I liked seeing how the restaurant has matured and improved. I hope they continue to further refine their dishes and service :)

I've heard a couple of people talk about this place, so I called in a take-out order for lunch. For starters the menu lists a lunch special of "boneless half duck deep fried with choice of house sauce" for 11.95- I arrived and was charged $16 NBD, my issue is that I received a container of sauce and vegetables with a couple small pieces of meat, I brought the untouched order right back into the restaurant brought up the issue and she just shrugged at me. I never leave bad reviews but I'm honestly livid at that interaction. Nothing crispy or duck about it, the rice is kind of mushy and the curry sauce is lacking any sort of spice. No re-make, no refund. Never again. Go to Thai-am where they serve you the actual meal

First, this place is open Sunday!!! Woot! It's located in the shopping center near Cold Stone and outdoor academy. At first, this place was empty, but with us, more people trickled in. It was Superbowl Sunday. There were two huge screens to watch the game. We started with Thai tea, warm sake, tuna tataki and shrimp dumplings. All tasted really good. The tuna came with this amazing ponzu citrus sauce that was magical. We then ordered 3 specially rolls. I do not recall which, but they were fresh, delicious and on point. The service was good and the food, even better. I'll be back to this place!

TL;DR: this place was great for takeout and I'm excited to order again! My fiancé and I ordered from here on Valentine's Day. We ordered through Uber Eats. Between order & delivery, it took about 45-minutes to arrive. The food came hot and happy to say was VERY delicious. I ordered the veggie Pad See Ew & spring rolls. The noodles were thinner than traditional Pad See Ew I've had, which was interesting. But the flavor was very good. I really enjoyed their spring rolls as well. My fiancé ordered their Red Curry and asked for suicidal spice and he said it wasn't overly hot. So he was a little disappointed as he expected it to be much hotter. All and all, we were both pleased with the meal and look forward to our next one from there.

This place is my favorite hidden gem. Of all the places in St. Pete that Ive tried, this is my favorite. Very casual atmosphere and friendly staff. Best ramen around IMO. Please check them out!