Sushi-Kito

Went here awhile ago and forgot to do a review! It was a Sunday afternoon and pretty empty. We were waited on by a young lady who was friendly and I think the only one present who spoke English (she translated for us when we spoke to other staff), which of course is fine, no issue, we were able to get our needs met. The issue with the server however is that she didn't seem to know the menu.. when we were ordering or when the wrong order came out. She couldn't answer questions, and had to look at the menu when I asked why the order was not right. A part of this is probably due to the fact that the menu is soo extremely large. I usually like this, but Not at the expense of the kitchen and the staff thoroughly knowing it. I was excited to try Sushi-Keri's take on rolls but disappointed when I actually tried some of the unique flavors. I still like the idea of these kind of rolls, I just think the execution for the flavor profiles needs to be perfected.. they were a bit bland. Both mine and my husband. And for him as a sushi lover, he was very disappointed. There's a famous phrase that comes to mind for this restaurant .. "a Jack of all trades is a master of none." It was also pretty pricy, though I will say there are large portions. The presentation of the food was great though and the restaurant was nicely put together as well.

CONFUSION. They were not open when they were supposed to be and no one answered the phone. Swung around 15 min later and they were open. No one greeted us at the door and didn't know where to sit. There were flies everywhere. Weird ambiance, small dining area. Over priced and massive menu. No focus. The "torito" was a frozen jalapeño popper. The sushi lacked flavor and had way too much rice. The water is in fact bottled and they don't tell you that. The price charged is not the price reflected on the menu. They bring the bill in a weird treasure chest (?). Overhead music had ads lol. Will not be back.

We decided we wanted to try Mexican-Sushi since we had never tried it. The menu is a little overwhelming, there's Mexican sushi, traditional sushi, tacos, burritos and hamburgers. We ended up getting the Sushi-Kito Roll, the Especial Burger, the Burro de Discada, and the Salchipulpo for the kids. The sushi was amazing! We opted for it to be fried and it was way less oily traditional fried rolls. The burger was good too. The burrito was good but a little too salty. There was so much food we couldn't finish anything except for the sushi. When you order water in comes in water bottles. The atmosphere was so cool. The dining area is basically an arcade. Tons of games from Pac-Man to racing games and lots of claw machines. Bring quarters or dollars to make change. Great place for kids! Marvel characters line the walls, including the bathroom.

Wanted to try this place out for the first time, unfortunately they sat us down (table for 2) and just forgot about us I guess. Waited for about 10 minutes. Others came in after us & got their drinks and took their order too. Never got asked for our drinks. Place wasn't busy maybe 10 people at most and that might be too much. Didn't bother to stay longer. Left and went somewhere else.

Have seen posts all over FB and was excited to try. Located in a sketchy strip mall on the south side. Interior gorgeous but restaurant empty which should have been a red flag since it was lunchtime on a Saturday. Menu is 28 pages; yes, 28 not a typo. Ordered food and drinks (Water was bottled and cost money). Sat for a good 40 minutes with no drinks. Food came out and had to remind waiter about drinks. Food was visually beautiful unfortunately flavor was not. Combo 1 - chicken over cooked and cold (like refrigerator cold, like they removed from refrigerator and put in microwave to heat); noodles cold and sushi was supposed to be beef and got shrimp and it was bad, like really bad. Sandwich slaw inside spicy even after I told the waiter nothing spicy; cream cream was probably 1/4" thick. Literally, 3 bites and we were done. No boxes for us, not good but beautiful restaurant.

Sushi-Kito is such an interesting Mexican sushi place, and one of the few we have in Tucson. Most of the rolls have the same "base" of shrimp+cream cheese+cucumber but with different toppings. Being a huge mango fan, I really liked the tajin mango roll. Similarly, the tuna mango was tasty too it's like having tuna ceviche on top of the roll. They may seem a little pricey but for the amount of food that you get it just seems fair. If you're looking for rolls with different fish inside, this is not the place. If you're looking for rolls that have seaweed, this is also not the place for you. However, if you want to try something new-ish and creative, and you want to feed your curiosity on what Mexican sushi is then def check out Sushi-Kito. It's in the Southside so knowing to say simple phrases in Spanish while ordering helps.

As a place that has and arcade I expected it to be kid friendly which is wasn't for smaller kids such as toddlers. We didn't get offered high chairs. The tables at all high tops. Service was not the best the waitress is rude and seemed bother to do her job. The food was expensive and honestly not great. We ordered a roll and I told the lady it was too spicy and we couldn't eat it and she disregarded my comment and said "it says it's spicy in the menu" in Spanish which it doesn't. The coin machine didn't work and they kept telling the customers to use it. The arcade machines eat the coins. The soft drinks were $5 which I thought was outrageous. Safe to say I will not be returning.

Second time coming here and second time messing up my order. Explicitly asked for no seaweed in my sushi and messed up my order both times. Both time waitress said it was my fault I didn't ask for no seaweed.Doesn't help that I waited 45 minutes to receive a wrong order. Won't be coming here again and wouldn't recommend to anyone.

Great food! Locally crafted wit an international flavor that cannot be beat.I have visited on multiple occasions and recommended them to everyone!

The sushi is made by an automated sushi machine, thus the texture of the rice and the odd shape of the rolls.And the service is just HORRIBLE, i dont mind paying a premium price for good handcrafted sushi, but machine sushi and rude ass employees doesnt warrant the prices