Ten Sushi #35

This branch Permanently closed according to website. This was a hard place to have a restaurant as it was surrounded by vagrants and loiterers. Too bad. I wish them luck in future places.

We came for their $1 nigiri on Tuesdays after seeing the reviews. We ordered salmon, seared salmon, mackerel, seared maguro, hamachi, spicy scallops, creamy scallops, and eel. The best things were the scallops and seared salmon. Do not sear the maguro. For the price, it's not bad. I would say it's like Sushiland quality for those of you familiar with this chain. Come to this with the right expectations. I had lowered my expectations but I was still a bit disappointed with the quality of the fish and the rice texture so I don't think I will be coming back.

When I say this food was phenomenal that is an understatement. I have been daydreaming about the amazing Sushi rolls we ate daily since eating them. I do not live nearby and grabbed a couple rolls after seeing a concert since they were open late. I will be driving the hour to get these rolls whenever I possibly can. They were so so so so good.

Good value friendly service tasty food we'll be back! Support local business. Thank you.

Stopped by on Tuesday to try their $1 nigiri special. I wasn't expecting the greatest quality of fish and got what I was expecting - average. I would say it's similar to what you expect at sushi buffets. The cut of the fish was pretty sloppy and the nigiri was overpacked with rice, which was also subpar. They do have a good variety of sushi on their $1 special, ranging from tuna to squid to unagi. I would not recommend it at their regular prices.

Decided to try this place out due to all the hype I've heard about their $1 Sushi on Tuesdays. The Nigiri was pretty decent for what it's worth. This place right now is still take out only. Will come back next time to try the rolls.

I had no idea Ten Sushi #35 existed until we saw it as a participating business for the International District Happy Hour Food Walk. I must've never noticed it when in the area, as it's located in Little Saigon in a shopping complex. But after checking it out, I can't say I'd willingly go back.When we first arrived, we weren't sure if it was open because it was dark inside, and when we tried to open the door, it wouldn't budge. We soon learned that it was just a heavy door; as we saw that once we did pull it open, the employee was standing in front of the door watching us the entire time, trying to pull open the door. It was as if they didn't want us to visit. How odd. My boyfriend and I shared the salmon nigiri and seared tuna and salmon nigiri, which were both on the happy hour food walk menu. Although the nigiri pieces were cheap, they weren't the best. The salmon nigiri was fine, but the seared pieces were unfortunately, too seared. Because of so, we couldn't taste the freshness and quality of the fish. The sear adds a little something extra, which is why I normally order seared nigiri pieces, but the sear was too much. Also, they drizzled a spicy sauce on top of the sear, which also added to the fact that we couldn't taste a lot of the fish. Bummer. I most likely would not visit Ten Sushi #35 again, especially for when I crave sushi. The food was mediocre and the space didn't feel inviting.

When you first enter Ten Sushi, there's this weird off-smell in the air. It's not necessarily stinky, but when combined with the awfully sketchy parking garage underneath, it's weird enough to make you question your choice of dining here. Fortunately, it's not all bad, as the food here is decent and the staff are super friendly!We ordered quite a few things: spicy tuna roll, tuna nigiri, seared salmon roll, chicken kaarage and the chirashi bowl. The fish in general just tasted kind of weird here. It had a real fishy taste to it, and not in a good way. The nigiri was awful, and the spicy tuna roll just felt really cheap. The chirashi bowl was WAY overpriced ($19) and the quality of the fish was not great. I did still enjoy it though and I actually really really liked the seared salmon roll! Probably my favorite thing I ordered.As before mentioned, the service here was awesome. Friendly lady who was very attentive and quick. Another positive would be their menu, it's HUGE. Besides sushi, they also serve ramen, udon, chirashi bowls, and even a small happy hour menu from 3-close!Overall, it's an average place for sushi. Nice service with decent sushi, but I just wish the restaurant smelled better...

I almost don't want to share this, but they have a Tuesday $1 sushi deal which makes me wish everyday is Tuesday... The quality is pretty decent for $ value, there are 15 kinds to choose from and my personal favorites are the spicy scallops and unagi nigiri. Another thing that I always order is their karaage; it's always fresh and juicy, unlike other strong flavored ones their karaage is mild and thus perfect for eating w sushi. Really friendly staff and always get unexpected treat from them - cream puffs, ice creams, etc. They also provide free salmon skin chips w spicy Mayo, super yummy! It's also clear that they care about covid and concern about the safety for both their staff and customers. There's hand sanitizer at eh front, the dine-in area is closed and all staffs are wearing masks.

3.5 starsIt was not bad! I UberEat-ed (lol, is that a word?) a couple rolls of the salmon katsu ($9.99). I appreciate how tightly packed the roll was and how it was lightly breaded/fried not so greasy. The rolls were really heavy on the rice and didn't have a lot of filling, spicy salmon was not spicy. But otherwise, tasty!