Went here twice last week, once on a slow Sunday and once on a busy late Saturday night. Had the same server twice and he was inattentive both times. I find the quality and the variety of rolls nice enough to return. Price point is a little high. But the service is enough to make me think of picking another place next time. read more

Great ambiance and even better food. My wife and I came here for dinner on a Friday night and got great all-around service. We shared the soft shell crabs appetizer and sushi for 2 platter plus the ice cream dessert; loved every bit!! Would definitely recommend this place for their sushi and great service. read more

Go Fish - Japanese Near Me - Denver, Colorado

slayyyyyyyyyy this was so good i lived every second of it. it was so good the hot orgasm roll turned this atheist into a believer yassssss

Fast,good,$1 Sake shots for Happy Hour too!! Great service too. Only stopped in for happy Hour before hitting a bar. read more

Go Fish - Japanese Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Received an up-charge for "Online Order Handling" from "Upserve" for my food order from Go Fish, no warning. Nowhere in any of the email confirmations, or on the ordering site, was this fee mentioned. Be warned! My bank contacted me about this being a fraudulent charge. I'll be taking my money elsewhere. read more

Damn good sushi - probably the best in denver. Reasonably priced. Excellent service for delivery, take out and eat in.

Best sushi ever - and I grew up on the east coast and have eaten at Sushi Den for longer than I care to admit (I moved here in '81!!). If you're into the true experience rather than the hoopla, you'll be ecstatic. Beautifully presented, awesome service. It was a simply perfect. read more

***Under New Management*** We were charged $20 dollars for a glass of wine after asking for "the house". Menu is quite literally the same, but the drinks must be overnight imported from Kyoto on a daily basis. Price transparency please, you are not Izakaya, Sushi Den, or Nobu... You are a South Broadway Sushi Den, level down and realize your worth. read more

Truly an amazing place. The food was fairly priced and tasted really good. I had Emma as my server and she took really good care of us!

Have I finally found a somewhat decent place for sushi here in Denver? No way. Consider my mind blown. I've basically played go fish enough with sushi restaurants here in the Denver metro area that I actually had to go to the restaurant named Go Fish in order to find some good sushi. So listen, I'm about to say 3 words that's gonna make all you "natives" hate me. I'm from California. I've had amazing sushi, and I've had terrible sushi. Here in Colorado, it's been more on the terrible side of the spectrum. Go Fish is the first restaurant here to actually plate something more than edible. The rolls here would just be average somewhere like back home for me, but here in Colorado they excel. Just a random funny tidbit, if you try lifting up the tree that they have on the platter they give you, you'll find that it's held in place by a glob of their wasabi. Anyways, Go Fish is a pretty solid spot for sushi in Denver. Definitely gonna be my place of choice if I want some rolls! read more

Got any 8's???Pretty solid food crappy service would not recommend at all unless....you want to have the time of your life i lied about the service it was pretty amazing not gonna lie. would mos def eat here again no cap‍ read more

Our go-to sushi in Denver. We love the sex on the beach, dynamite roll, and all the nigiri. All the apps and meals are great too. Have tried most on the menu and you can't go wrong with any of it read more

Meh I've experienced better is the perfect sentiment to my recent experience here. I found the restaurant to be dirty and unkempt - the paint was falling off the walls near our table and the bathrooms smelled of must from the old building and urine - it's no wonder they were behind a closed door from the restaurant. The music was annoying poppy/top 40 crap that was way too loud. Our server was pushy and couldn't quite "read" the table as they say. As for the food... We ordered the soft shell crab tempura to start - that's it - and it showed up on a plate with fried sweet potato, broccoli, and zucchini. The crab was frozen - it was discolored from the other items significantly and tasted fishy. Definitely NOT fresh. I ate one piece and was done. The sushi was ok- nothing blew me away. The rolls were tiny and falling apart everywhere and the tuna inside one of the rolls was all sloppy and fatty looking - like scrap pieces of fish shoved in there. The spicy scallop handroll was not good at all, dry and had flakes of tempura inside which is totally unnecessary. Maybe I've been eating at amazing sushi spots and am spoiled but I did not find this to be worth a trip to Broadway for and the reviews are deceiving in my opinion. We asked for the remainder of our food to be boxed up - what a disaster that was - as the server was fumbling around and destroying the sloppy loose rolls even further into a mushy mess in our to-go box. It's like thanks for trying to be polite and do it for me but really I can do this myself and at least the rolls would have been in tact. There are some amazing sushi dining experiences in this town and sadly this ain't one of 'em. read more

We love picking up Go Fish and they make it an easy process. We get the Cali Roll, Bad Daddy and the Spicy Tuna Roll and Miso Soup, always hits the spot :) read more

Honestly - a very bad experience here. Not sure why Denver has rated this place so high because it's a must avoid! Restaurant had no heating (the host was shaking cold). The waitress had no idea what table number we were and kept messing up our order. And to top it off, we had a fly in our miso soup. Talk about disgusting! Finally, the parking situation there is very limited. read more

I'm really mortified. I've been visiting Go Fish for YEARS and could have sworn I'd written a review for them. As punishment, I demand I'm fed their spicy tuna rolls (with the little pieces of tempura crunched in there), until I pass out. I must insist. I've been bad. So very bad! This place is awesome. The staff is always pleasant, the food is always presented in the most beautiful ways, and it always, always tastes delicious. Haven't met a piece of fish I didn't like. Their miso and edamame is damn fine, too. Their prices are great, and they have some awesome happy hour specials - however, I will say this: All you can eat sushi SOUNDS good, but when you really go for it? Oof. Not so much. Parking can be somewhat of a bitch in that area on Broadway, but who cares? There are so many great stores on that stretch of the street that walking a couple extra blocks is like a present to yourself, anyway. Naughty Zoot. read more

My experience with sushi is ridiculously limited. There just aren't many sushi restaurants in Northern Wisconsin. And we also like to deep fry our fish up der in da Nort'woods. So I'm still slowly expanding my palate to accept the wonders of fresh, raw fish. Thankfully, Go FIsh did everything spectacularly well for our Yelp Book Club last night. Our server Lee, who happened to be the manager, took such good care of our table. No pressure, which gave us plenty of time to peruse the tempting menu. Lisa H and I splurged a bit and ordered a few sashimi (tuna, salmon, and crab), California rolls, and one of the house specialties, the Spiderman Roll (crab, tuna, mango, avocado, cucumber). For someone who isn't well versed in the sushi world, I was blown away. Everything was fresh and simply delicious. Add some soy sauce and wasabi to spice things up a bit and enjoy! Everyone at the table were clearly pleased with their choices, since nearly every plate was picked clean. Lee returned with complimentary shots of sake + mango for us. What a treat! And if that wasn't enough, he returned shortly there after with a decadent cheesecake dessert. Could we have been spoiled any more? Go FIsh was a wonderful surprise for me. Excellent, warm, inviting space accompanied by great service. And amazing food, of course! Although it's a little out of my price range, Go Fish is worth indulging in here and there. So my thanks and kudos goes out to Go Fish, Lee and the sushi chefs. You made my sushi experience fantastic and enjoyable! read more

My sister was apologetic about Go Fish before we walked in the door, thinking perhaps it didn't stand up to West Coast standards (whatever those are), but her worries were unwarranted. I found the sushi here to be delectable and fresh. Everything we ordered was great. The hamachi itself practically melted in my mouth. When our food first arrived, both the rolls and nigiri were very artfully arranged on the platter; It appears they give more thought to this than most places. Nice touch that. Make sure to check-in here and get a special bonus treat, a flavor-infused cold sake. We chose the pineapple sake, and it was surprisingly subtle, much better than I expected. I gave it to my sis, but one of the managers couldn't stand to see her drink alone, so I got one too. Score! - not enough to give them 5 "as good as it gets" stars, but this is definitely a solid 4+ star place. read more

If you glean nothing else from this review, it's this: GO HERE FOR HAPPY HOUR. During the UMS this year, did a lot of dancing, drinking and walking. This level of activity requires that food be regularly added to my stomach, so I met up with Jeff S. and Shea S to put some delicious sushi in my tum tum. It was 5 o'clock on a Saturday and they had their sushi happy hour going (yes, even on Saturday during the UMS), so we decided to stop in for something other than street tacos and bar food. We were pleasantly surprised to find the place relatively empty, making our seating options vast. We took a booth and started looking at the HH menu. Ladies and Gentlemen, this place has $4 sushi rolls that would make your mama holler (I don't really know what that means). I had an avocado rolls and spicy tuna roll and my partners in dining got the tempura asparagus roll. and salmon roll. The tempura asparagus roll was so good, they ordered a second! All of the rolls were amazong. The avocado rolls weren't paltry little bits, they were big and soft chunks of my favorite vegetable. The salmon and tuna were great too, but the thing that I remember the most is the toasted sesame seeds used in the rolls itself. They added a new level taste and texture that I've never had in a sushi roll before and it made all the difference in the world. All told, we walked out of Go Fish with our bellies full of delicious sushi for just a little over $20. You can't beat that. read more

Sushi quality is always on point, their presentation in the restaurant is always top notch, and I am absolutely addicted to their miso ramen. Seriously, my wife wants me to go to RA because of their ramen, I blew half our grocery budget last month on that delicious pork broth and noodles. read more

Well me, the gluten-can't eater and my man, the gluten-magnet, found a new favorite restaurant last night. Go Fish, just south of first on Broadway. Sure. I might have ordered sushi and penned, "No Wheat, No gluten, not even soy sauce" across the top of my order, just to remind the kitchen that I'll accept their seriousness in all matters of my Celiac Disease. But, rather than simply accepting a sushi fate, we pushed the staff by ordering an entree. I know. But, I was feeling daring on a Friday night. Well. No kidding. They took out the soy sauce, mixed some "Special-Holly-Sauce" and steamed our sea bass to perfection. "How can they make it taste so good?" my man, who picked this place for the famed low prices, asked while I stole a bite of his fish. read more

Bad service.. ordered miso soup and teriyaki to go. When I asked for spoon and fork and lady got upset saying we only have chopsticks. So I guess I'm supposed to use chopsticks for soup. Maybe Dining experience is better but in addition to waiting for a long time to get my order the attitude from the servers was offputting read more

This place is one of my all time faves in Denver!The Green Monster role is the best! I only have good things to say about this place! The prices are reasonable, the food is delicious and the staff is kind and courteous. It's also along Broadway so it's a perfect place to stop after shopping! read more

I went to Go Fish tonight for some All You Can Eat sushi... And sure enough, I ate all I could. I'll tell you what. This place is super cool. They have a great waitstaff and are very attentive. The flavored Sakis are amazing. I had 3 different types: unfiltered, cucumber, and melon. They all were very tasty and smooth. Great accents to the plethora of sushi I ate. I vote big time for the Volcano roll, which had avocado, tuna, spicy crunch and mango. Man, what an amazing tasting roll. I ate so much of it that I might have defined all you can eat. Our friend Andee suggested that I have the Sweet Potato Tempura roll for a nice change of pace and it turns out that is the perfect mixture of things I like: crunchy, sweet, & rich. I met Riza H. C. tonight and she talked me into the Mochi Ice Cream and it was completely delicious. I'd never had that before and it was a great portion and very flavorful. Overall, I'd say that Go Fish is a very good sushi place here in Denver. They make a variety of items, they offer all of them on the all you can eat menu (instead of a subset), and they have a very nice staff. I'd go fishing for a good time there anytime. read more

Went here today after catching a movie at the Mayan. Quick take: It's ok, nothing terrible, nothing fantastic. We sat at the sushi bar where we only interacted with the waiter and not the chefs at all (three of them and only two of us!), that was a first for me and I was not terribly fond of that at ALL. I mean, our waiter was really nice and a cool guy but there's a reason you sit at the bar. We ordered three rolls, the chili roll, the sunshine roll and the snow mountain. Nothing was bad but nothing was stellar, the fish was all fresh enough but there was a distinct lack of flavor in the rolls. I would like to reiterate one more time that the service was fantastic and according to our receipt, we were served by Jesse. So if that is correct, and you have a chance to be waited on by him, you should do so, he was a lot of fun. read more

This place was deliciously good! Tried it because there are not many is Colorado springs to admire when experienced with sushi. If Sushi Den is out of the question this place is a very good place to go aside from the other. The host was also our server and was very supportive and patient with us and our questions about the food. We also asked for any popular and personal reccomendations and he was happy to ablidge. Each and every roll was clean, vibrant in color as well as the texture. You can completely tell that their sushi was well arranged with very interesting flavors that you do not get often at other sushi places. 1 star for staff and hospitality 1 star for clean environment 1 star for unique flavor sushi 1 star clean bathrooms read more

Came for the ALL YOU CAN EAT (full menu) for $28.95 on Tuesdays . . . and it was Tuesday and I was famished so I'm thinking that sounded like a pretty good deal . . . was I ever wrong. First off, "full menu" is a LIE. Several pieces of sushi (sweet shrimp, toro, hokkigai) I was told weren't included because they were "too expensive" and the Go Fish Special Roll was "too much trouble". But I was hungry and wanted sushi so I decided to stay . . . which turned out to be a huge mistake. The meal started out well. The octopus was excellent and had a tiny sliver of kumquat which enhanced the flavor nicely. The vegetable tempura was made with fresh vegetables and wasn't greasy at all . . . although the batter was far too thick. 20 minutes later I get some flavourless white tuna topped with dessicated green onion, dried out unagi, and a disgusting roll that I'm positive I didn't order (topped with imitation crab and filled with mayonaise based goo). 20 minutes after that I get some flying fish tobiko that tasted . . . pickled? And the crowning touch was an inedible salmon skin roll that tasted like they'd scraped the inside of the garbage disposal and rolled it in salt. Bait & switch, long wait between "courses" (which were all ordered shortly after I was seated), and progressively worse dishes the longer you stay for the "ALL YOU CAN EAT" special. I was appalled . . . but at least I didn't get sick afterwards. This culinary experience was just short of "hellish" and I can't give Go Fish more than a single star as a result. read more

I absolutely love this restaurant! Last night we ordered delivery because of the COVID-19 shutdown, and unfortunately half of our order didn't arrive with DoorDash. I called the restaurant and Antonio made the time to listen to what I was missing and sent the missing food out to my house with another delivery drive ASAP. As a former restaurant operator, I can't imagine how difficult these times have been for restaurants, and Antonio went above and beyond to make our experience a great one. We will continue to patronize this restaurant for years to come. The food and the service are always top-notch! Thank you for being a neighborhood staple! read more

I liked this place. I haven't found much great sushi in Denver, though I might be biased, being from Hawaii and all. Even so, the Hawaiian roll, tempura asparagus roll and shrimp tempura rolls were yum-yummy and I shamelessly ate them all. What? Cocktails didn't suck either. read more

Go Fish rocks my socks off! If I'm in a sushi mood (which is often, but not always the affordable option), Go Fish is my go-to place. There's usually not a wait. The host or hostess greets you immediately and seems really happy to see you. The menu is extensive. The rolls are inventive....generously sized but reasonable priced. I also LOVE mango in sushi rolls and they have several, like the mango roll and volcano roll. I went in for lunch recently with the cousin and they have some great lunch specials. We shared a vegetable tempura lunchbox and a sushi lunch and ordered one roll. This was more than enough for the two of us...both lunches came with soup and salad. The vegetable tempura came with rice and a california roll and the sushi lunch consisted of a tuna roll and five pieces of nigiri (a mix of salmon and tuna). We also got a "Dynamite Roll"....menu describes it as "Fried yellowtail, eel, crab, avocado, & tobiko, w. spicy tuna on top." This satisfied our craving for...well, anything: Soup? Check. Salad? Check Crispy fried tempura vegetables? Check. Rice? Check. Basic boring rolls? Check. A more interesting roll? Check. Nigiri with no frills? Check! At the end of the meal, we were presented with tempura fried cheesecake and our whopping bill of $25. (Other times they've brought out tempura fried bananas...doesn't matter what it is if it's free and delicious!) Dessert? Check! Go Fish is downright swell in my book. read more

Underwhelmed. The experience started off well, with a quick greeting and being seated right away. We took some time to put in an order and make decisions on what rolls we wanted, but after that it all went downhill. We ordered 3 small rolls, and 2 of the specialty ones. I noticed that a larger group had been seated after us and they were served their food before we got ours! Grr. That upsets me. We ended up waiting an HOUR for our food. Meanwhile, the weird waiter kept coming by and asking us if we're still doing ok with just our water, but neglected to mention when the heck our food was coming out. Had to stop him and ask him directly as he kept swooping by us back and forth. And finally, the food came. The sushi itself, as I said, was underwhelming. Definitely not the best. The rolls were good size, but the rice was actually a bit hard. They weren't really well made, because the sushi kept falling apart as I was trying to eat. On top of that, the menu was full of rolls with either jalapeño or spicy sauce, very few without these options. Now, don't get me wrong, I love my spice but neither of those were wanted in my whole sushi order. They need to be a little more creative. The long wait for food, the menu's selection, and the overall badly made sushi are not enough to bring me back here. read more

Good experience at Go Fish! The miso and edamame were both really good and I felt that the servings were somewhat larger than at other sushi bars. The rolls were not cheap, but not expensive, though definitely worth the price you pay! I recommend the Dynamite Roll 100%. read more

Go Fish - Japanese Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Spicy tuna salad is always nice but the sashimi lunch is filling. Hot tea hits the spot. I enjoy many items. The pineapple infused sake is great with the sweet potato rolls. Great staff. Super friendly. read more

Go Fish - Japanese Near Me - Denver, Colorado

I LOVE Go Fish!!!! My fiancé and I frequent Go Fish because of the amazing service/delicious Sushi. The fish is always amazing, fresh, and at a reasonable price. Also, not on the menu is the best roll ever, of all time, ever. The High Roller. Do it, get it, eat it, and love it. read more

Fan. Freaking. Tastic. A friend introduced me to Go Fish just after it opened, and I have been consistently impressed by it since. From the service, to the sushi, to the sake, and even delivery, everything has been so wonderful. The atmosphere is a lot less pretentious than most other sushi restaurants, however the quality doesn't suffer at all. Perfect for a date, a pre-sputnik meal, or a reasonable lunch. The service is so genuine, and everyone who works there seems to really love what they do. I will admit that it can be a little overwhelming (albeit endearing) when my favorite waitress tells me about all of the new specials they're running, but mostly that's because I'm so excited to try all of them! Try the spicy scallop roll, and the volcano roll, and the fried sweet potato roll, and the spicy tuna roll, and the unagi roll, and the fancy roll, and the tempura vegetables, and the pineapple sake... Maybe I'll just update if I actually find something even remotely mediocre. Yeah. I'll do that. read more

Here's where I stand on the trendy, fusion-y, often non-Japanese-run 'sushi' bars versus the traditional, always-Japanese-run, austere, nigiri-and-sashimi-only, often rigid-in-terms-of-dietary-alterations sushi bars: Both of them have a very different, yet equally special place in my heart. And (clearly) dashes do too. Go Fish is of the first variety. In my book, for a place to earn the rare moniker of 'Good Fusion Sushi', it must do the following: 1. Use FRESH, fish that would taste just as good as a slab of sashimi. Just because you're about to pour mayo, tempura crunchies, and cream cheese on it doesn't mean you can skimp on quality. Though we went here to order crazy rolls, I accidentally ordered a roll that sounded sorta crazy on the menu but turned out to actually just be salmon, avocado, and masago (the Alaska roll). I thought, 'oh shit, this salmon is NOT going to hold up in something so simple.' Wrong. It did. The salmon was delicious and the whole roll was perfectly balanced. 2. Know how to select perfectly ripe fruit, particularly avocados, as they often figure prominently in these rolls. Too many places use overripe or bruised fruit because it won't be served whole and who can visually tell the difference, anyway? (Me!) The avocados here were at the peak of ripeness, and the mango in our Spiderman roll was equally tasty. No skin, pith, or bruises to be found. 3. Actually know how to combine unique, unheard-of flavors and have the result be better than the sum of its parts. Just because nobody's ever made a lobster/beef/asparagus/avocado/garlic basil butter/balsamic vinegar roll does NOT mean it will taste good (AHEM, HAPA). Go Fish's Spiderman roll, consisting of soft shell crab tempura, spicy tuna, tempura crunch, mango, avocado, and cucumber, all wrapped in soybean paper instead of nori, tasted MUCH better than it sounds (it was Dan's choice) and this despite the fact that I really hate spicy tuna mix. The sweetness of the mango cut the spiciness and made the roll strangely refreshing. I appreciated the generous portion of soft shell crab in each bite. I can't say this with too much authority since I've only been here once, but based on this one visit, I'd put Go Fish squarely in the aforementioned 'Good Fusion Sushi' category. read more

This is definitely a rating based on affordable casual sushi, because if I was rating it based on all my sushi experiences, it wouldn't stand a chance. So, if you find yourself craving some rolls and you feel like doing something affordable and casual, then Go Fish is a viable option. I find it better than places like Sonoda's, but still no where close to the sushi that I literally dream about (aka Sasa). The fish is fresher than I would have expected and they do have some creative rolls. Considering that I am spice fiend, I like to have spicy options like the Chili roll, with sriracha and jalapenos. I didn't have a bad experience, but I'm not making any plans on going back. I suppose if I'm in the area and have a sushi fix, maybe I'd go again, but maybe not. read more

THE MOST UNDERATED SUSHI IN DENVER. This is one of my favorite south Broadway restaurants. It's has two sides a dinning side and a bar side. The dining side has this great natural wood simple clean esthetic where you can watch sushi be made right before your eyes. The bar side is super modern the bar is clean white with cool multi colored lighting the seating on this side is Japanese style. They have a cute patio for warm summer days. The presentation of food is always picture worthy. I try to make it to this place weekly it is always a treat to eat there and I leave feeling satiated but still like I ate a meal that was good for me. This place is a 11/10 on service, atmosphere and food give them a try they will not disappoint!! read more

So, I've only been once, but ordered delivery a number of times. Fresh fish and quick delivery (to Wash Park area), which is key since I always am leery of how long it takes to get raw fish delivered. They will always quote you 40+ min, but I usually get my delivery in about 20 min. Even on a weekend! Love that. Everyone I have ever encountered from Go Fish is super-friendly and when we did dine in service was great and prices are pretty reasonable. If you live in West Wash Park and need your umami fix but don't wanna leave home, Go Fish could be your new BFF. read more

GREAT sushi, AWESOME service...HIGHLY recommended! Check out the Dragon Roll and Paradise roll! read more

Go Fish - Dagon roll, Osaka roll, Paradise roll - Japanese Near Me - Denver, Colorado