Sushi Lounge

This place serves both sushi and dim sum! What an impeccable duo for a restaurant to have. Only found that out by reading another yelpers' review. We dined here for the first one, which happened to be on Valentine's Day, figuring that most other places would be packed. It did take a while for us to be seated and a couple that was ahead of us did end it leaving, but I didn't want that to deter me since dim sum was on my brain. Their options on sushi was fairly expansive same goes for their dim sum menu.We ordered a scallop roll, sashimi platter, and a lot of different dim sums. I didn't take pics, but everything was delicious. Now the service isn't fast when we went, but I can tell they are hard working; think I saw 2-3 cooks and 2 waiters, so it was pretty understaffed for this holiday occasion. You do hear them communicate pretty loudly with each other in the restaurant, but I considered that as part of their charm. I had a feeling maybe the two cooks were competing with each other in getting orders done.Overall, I enjoyed my experience and the quality of food. They've been added to my favorites list.

We met here on Sunday for dim sum for 10 people, and had great experience! Located right across from the rodeo grounds - we enjoyed all kinds of Chinese delicacies from broccoli in oyster sauce, to turnip cakes, buns of all kinds, shrimp, sesame balls - you name it! We enjoyed tea and dim sum for hours, we were all so full by the end, and they were able to split the check 10 ways for us - it ended up being just $33.00 per person including a tip for all of the wonderful food that we had! I haven't had dim sum in years, and this was an enjoyable way to spend a Sunday morning!

Our first Dim-sum experience in Tucson and it did not disappoint. From the outside the restaurant is very unassuming. And the interior decor is nothing fancy. But the hustle in the kitchen tells you all you need to know, that great food is on its way. Unlike some other dim-sum places we've been to in other towns, they don't do cart service here. When you arrive you are given a menu (with pictures) and a sheet of paper on which to mark your orders and quality. When completed the waiter comes around d and picks up the sheet and fifteen to twenty minutes later your dishes start to come out. The order can be somewhat random so don't fret if you think something may have been missed, it's on its way! We had six different dishes during this visit and each was very good. The service it efficient and polite. We will be back!

Best dim sum in town! Made fresh & authentic any day of the week. Only tried one sushi roll. It was good as well.

Tried again on weekend; expanded dimsum service - the shrimp fun gao (shrimp w cilantro) was awesome - service is great as usual. The usual stuff - soup buns, shumai were very good also; Tucson needs to try out this dimsum place more - this is the best one we have tried in the city for sure.

Nothing fancy, but the food is solid. The best part for me is there is made to order dim sum on the weekends, The service can be slow, but friendly and locally owned.

It's been a while since we ate here.The food is as good as before, the service also good. Easy parking and got seat right away. Food comes out in a very reasonable time.

Parking is ample, service was ok, tables were sticky, usual Chinese restaurant feel. Mind you it's a Sushi place. We only came to try to dim sum because it seems it's the only one in Tucson worthy of taking a chance. You will be happy to know, it's ok - yes, ok! Just ok. Sorry! The noodles were decent, my husband liked it, it was not exactly what I was looking for but well... The siomai was good, better than others I've had in Tucson, also the soup dumplings were good. I wasn't too crazy about the quail egg one. My husband liked the pork and the tripe, it was close enough to the ones we had in LA & SF. Will we be back? Hummmm - maybe to try the other dim sum items we didn't try. Oh! I forgot to tell you, the dim sum is made to order, no rolling carts.

Amazing! We went with our little kiddos and they loved it too! Tries almost all of their dim sum items today. Food is hit and fresh, made to order. Service also great. We'll be back soon!

It was meh. Certainly not worth the drive. The place is run down, but that doesn't mean the food isn't going to be good. They do Dim Sum to order, but that's not unique anymore in Tucson and done better elsewhere. My group and just one other person was there so the server was Johnny on the spot, so that was good. The signs warning away thieves didn't help the ambiance, so I don't think this is a late night place to be. We started with a tempura mix, this was okay if a bit spartan and oily. We ordered dim sum. One guest questioned the quality of the meat in one of the dishes. We then ordered three rolls, one with beef in it...and I guess there is a reason that it's not that popular. The fried rolls were overcooked and greasy. The spicy rolls added cucumber which was a surprise. But overall it was just okay.