Excellent service and sushi. It's in a converted home in a neighborhood. Really cute atmosphere.read more

This was a surprising find in the area…read more Ambience: the restaurant looks like a little house from the outside, so it may be easy to miss, but the inside is quaint and cozy. Outdoor seating is nice on a warm evening. Service: prompt and friendly. Nothing fancy, but just fine. Food: we all liked our food. We had a variety of sushi, sashimi, and sides. Again, nothing fancy, but solid sushi if you're in the area. We would come back for sure.

Superb sushi in Madison From the Hamachi Jalapeño to the…read moremermaid roll, dinner was great! I arrived early, sat at the bar and enjoyed a fabulous Barrel Aged Toki Old Fashioned. One of the best (if not THE best Old Fashioned I've ever had.

The Brussels Sprout Salad was outstanding and the highlight of the meal. My Soft Shell Crab Roll…read morewith black rice was so so. The umami mama roll was pretty good. The Old Fashioned was serviceable. Our table in the Bar area was a bit small and uncomfortable. However, the service was outstanding. This would be a 3-Star review as I didn't think the meal was anything spectacular- but as I said the service was remarkable.

Best rolls ever!!! Service was friendly and great…read moreenvironment. I'd definitely return next time in Madison.

We went here for dinner and got their bento box special which was fantastic! You get a sushi roll,…read morerice, vegetable tempura, shumai, and a main dish, all for a really good price. The nigiri was also some of the best we've had in Madison! The service was quick and our waiter was such a kind gentleman Also the vibe inside is so peaceful, like a spa. Overall I HIGHLY recommend!

This little house had a great lunch sushi special. The miso soup was one of the largest servings…read moreI'd seen in years. The presentation of the rolls was great. I tried two new rolls and enjoyed them both. The servers had limited English but it didn't cause any issues as our order was accurate. Parking was simple but they do reside on a divided lane road. Nearby intereseions make for easy u-turns as needed from either direction.

This small, unassuming sushi restaurant is right across the street from the Pinney Library branch…read more They have a private parking lot with several spots. They have a large menu of sushi and non sushi items. I enjoy their lunch menu specials and the variety of combinations they have made for their own sushi. The staff is friendly and very modest about their English abilities, but they speak English clearly and are very considerate. They are usually rocking some anime music in the background which just adds to the ambiance of the place. Haven't had a bad dish there yet!

Fabulous. Everything fresh, plentiful and tasty. So many things on the AYCE menu. Tons of options…read more Soups salads appetizers, ramen, teriyaki oh yeah and SUSHI. Like a billion different rolls all of them are GREAT. The Philly roll is a standout. As was the Madison roll. The price was very reasonable. Great service too. Will return

Was hungry after touring 2 Frank Lloyd Wright sites and felt like sushi so I was happy I had…read morebookmarked Sake Sushi. Located on the West side of Madison, and I was already half way there. The neighborhood is nice and Sake Sushi is located in a small plaza, however I almost missed it since it is located on the side of the plaza and was not visible from the street. Inside I found an interesting mix of decor, it seems like a traditional Asian restaurant with white linen tableclothes and also some very modern touches including neon strip lighting along the ceiling and a variety of light fixtures. Overall a bit of a mishmash that would be better if they picked one style and stayed with it. I got there in the late afternoon so the place was empty at first, I was seated and given the menu which allows you to fill out what you want. The menu is fairly similar to other AYCE sushi places I have been at. Of note is that at dinner you can order up to 15 pieces of sashimi without an extra charge. I ordered a nice selection of sashimi, some sushi, a couple of different maki rolls, the salmon skin salad and the seafood soup. Interestingly the sashimi and sushi came out first, then the maki rolls, then the soup and salad. The sashimi was very good, fresh with nice sized pieces; the nigiri sushi had a nice portion of seafood to rice. I was a bit disappointed with the seafood soup, just a bit under seasoned and too much bean sprouts. The salmon skin salad was excellent with nicely roasted smoked salmon skin mixed with a bit of eel sauce, delicious, crunchy and one of my favorites that you don't see everywhere. I also enjoyed the scallops sashimi, large fresh raw scallops with a nice delicate flavor and texture. The maki rolls were good as well, nicely sized with plenty of filling. I did really enjoy the Super Lobster Roll with shrimp tempura, cucumbers, avocado then topped with lobster salad; the lobster salad was a nice treat, although I think it was made with lagostino lobsters it was still tasty. I also liked their version of spider roll, the soft shell crab was crispy and flavorful. I enjoyed my meal at Sake Sushi, dinner was $30 for all you can eat. The sushi and sashimi were very good, of course not quite the same quality as the best sushi bars but pretty close. Service was good and there are plenty of choices, including noodle dishes, fried rice, hibachi and tempura. The decor is a bit of a miss, but nothing that will keep you from enjoying your meal. Well worth a try if you are hungry and feel like some sushi and Japanese food.

Quite possibly not just the worst sushi, but the worst food I've ever had in my life! The young…read morewoman in front was friendly and seemed nice, but had zero knowledge about the food. She called the sushi "chef" (that's a stretch in this case!) several times to answer questions. I asked if there were any spicy rolls, and he suggested a few, but they all contained imitation crab, which I find unappetizing. I finally settled on a Spicy Salmon Roll and a Soft Shell Crab Roll. I also ordered a Miso Soup. The Miso Soup arrived first, and it was a very watered-down version of Miso Soup with no umami. I stopped and pushed it aside after a couple of spoonfuls. The rolls arrived, and I was about to ask for wasabi and pickled ginger when I noticed these little pre-packaged plastic bags of wasabi and pickled ginger. I should have left then . . . a big mistake to stay. I started on the Spicy Salmon Roll. One bite and I knew I wouldn't enjoy it. I've never tasted such a mediocre take on sushi rolls. I ate two pieces because I was hungry, but it was all I could stomach. I looked at the Soft Shell Crab Roll and noticed that it contained imitation crab. I called the young woman over, and of course, she went and got the "chef". I told him that I didn't recall seeing imitation crab in the description of the roll on the menu. He said he'd make me a fresh batch without the imitation crab. The replacement roll came, and there were little red bits of something sprinkled on top of each slice. I called the young woman over and asked her what it was. She insisted that it was tobiko. Honey, I'm from California, and I know tobiko when I see it. This ain't tobiko. I gave her the benefit of the doubt. Again, another big mistake. I took a bite and quickly spat it out because my chest suddenly felt constricted. I started coughing, and tears began streaming down my face. My mouth felt like there had been a chemical explosion, and I had trouble breathing. I called the girl over again and, with a raspy voice, asked her what was in the roll. Of course, she called the "chef", and instead of answering my question, he told me he would refund me for the roll. My curiosity got the better of me. I was pretty certain it was the little red bits of "tobiko" that caused the reaction I had, so I scraped them off the next roll and removed the piece of soft shell crab, ate it, and it was fine. I braved myself and took a bite of the roll with the "tobiko", and had the same reaction as before. That was it. I'd had enough of this wannabe sushi joint. I gathered my things, told the young woman this was the worst food I've ever had, and left. That was such a frightening experience. The pain in my chest subsided after an hour or so, but my voice remained raspy for the rest of the day. I will never go back and wouldn't recommend this place to my worst enemy. How this place garnered 4.4 stars is beyond me. Giving it 1 star is being overly generous!

Delicious sushi for a good price, and located close to my home. Perfect for a lunch date or take…read moreout at home! My husband and I stopped in a few months ago, and we enjoyed it so much that we did take out for New Year's Eve. We chose Tree City, Yummy, Dragon, and Mini Volcano rolls. Don't skip out on this absolute gem!

Did the all you can eat on a Sunday night, pretty packed and I had some concerns about being able…read moreto order. We were able to order after a small wait, and I like that you can order as much as you want, there's no order limit per round. All the sushi was okay, but that was expected. I would prioritize the nigiri, especially the salmon and unagi. The hibachi steak had a bit of an artificial flavor, likely from the tenderizer, but I actually liked it. Flavor fatigue is very real with sushi.

Great place. Everything was great. Good sushi at a reasonable price. Decent service and a good…read moreatmosphere

The take out is so easy and ordering on the website also. Food is always top notch I'm a big fan of…read morelunch special with a roll and bowl.

We were on the east side and decided to try Jacknife which is affiliated with RED. Parking can be a…read morelittle tricky; there's some street parking, but it really depends on your luck. Thankfully, we came around 1 pm after the lunch rush, and managed to find a couple of spots. We ordered online ahead of time, and pickup was quick and easy. When I walked in, I didn't immediately see my name at the pickup area, but the cashier was helpful and handed me my order right away. The packaging was really nice, and we got the lunch special (half bowl). The flavor was good overall, though the rice was a bit overcooked and on the mushy side. I also would've liked a little more salad dressing. That said, the salmon was fresh, and the portion size was decent. At $18, it's on the pricier side for lunch, but the quality and amount of food made it worth it.

First time here and it was yummy! The crab rangoons were super unique-- crunchy with lots of…read morefilling. I had the crunch 2-in-1 roll which was filling, tasty, and prepared well. Service was excellent-- super attentive and checked in the perfect amount. There is plenty of space in the restaurant with lots of rooms and busy with conversation. I wish I could order smaller quantities of more variety instead of just a giant roll, but the taste definitely delivers.

Went back again, failed to take photos as the food was consumed so quickly. Tried the Hawaiian Roll…read morewhich is a constant choice is my family and ventured out to the Outstanding Roll today as well. Both incredible options, another fam favorite is the Fancy Roll and the Candy Roll. We usually order a Rainbow Roll as a pallet cleanser for the table which is always a refreshing treat. Service this time wasn't great, however they seemed short staffed for a mid-day rush. The ambiance is always nice and everyone is always professional. A favorite in the Madison area, and definite favorite of the East side sushi options.

amazing and they give out free labubus amazing service 10/10…read morerecommend !!!!!!!! go here right now

We originally wanted Dagu soup noodles but changed our minds as temperature was 85F. Too hot for…read morehot soup! First time here and it reminded us FinSushi on Junction Road. Ordered the 3 rolls for $14 and the agedashi tofu and veg tempura. The breading for the tofu was too thick and the size of tofu was also too big. A smaller cut of tofu will be better. Sushi was alright nothing to brag or complain about it. Fast service in a small restaurant. Reasonably priced and relatively clean.