Stopped by Fuyu Sushi for their lunch specials and left pretty satisfied. We ordered the sushi…read morelunch and sashimi lunch specials, and they actually combined everything onto two boats for us, which was a nice touch and made the presentation feel fun and generous. The fish tasted fresh, portions were solid for a lunch special ($14 is a steal), and everything came out nicely arranged. Definitely a good value if you're craving sushi midday during the week. Came with miso soup. Service-wise, our waitress/hostess was clearly hardworking and very kind. The only small thing was that she cleared our dishes super quickly. She took away my miso soup before I was fully finished! But she was genuinely nice and attentive otherwise, so it didn't take away from the overall experience. The restaurant itself is pretty nice. Bathroom may need cleaning up a bit, but I mainly care about the food and service. Would come back again for the lunch specials!

Ordered via Doordash and it was by my own accord that some pieces of sushi could not be eaten…read more I made sure I put no wasabi on every single item, but almost every box had huge globs of wasabi, so due to the travel and movement, some pieces got that wasabi. Oh well. So although I can't talk about the ambiance, the quality it something I can. We ordered about $250 worth of food for 4 people. Delivery was about ~$20 because of a tip. Here is what we got: 1. Veggie Tempura: good assortment, however very small. 2. Gyoza: due to travel time it may have been less crispy, but it was good flavor. 3. Crispy Rice: the crispy rice was good, but almost stale like, so it was a bit texturally different. Sashimi: 1. King Salmon: it was good but disliked the wasabi on top. 2. Salmon: nice and fresh; I did like it. 3. Hamachi: it was fresh and very light. 4. Tuna: honestly disliked this one the most. It was a bit fish-y. 5. Octopus: I surprisingly liked this! It wasn't as chewy as I thought it would be. Nigiri: 1. Wagyu Nigiri: the meat was a bit too tough, and for almost $17 it was a bit spendy. 2. Salmon: Rice to fish ratio was okay. 3. King Salmon: Loved the flavor with rice better than just sashimi. Rolls: 1. House Roll: I loved the flavor and nice presentation. 2. Yellow Tail jalapeño: The yellowtail was great but the large chunks of Jalapeño was not my favorite. 3. Avocado: Basic, nothing special 4. Tuna Maki: it was good, but again the tuna was not my favorite. Miso soup and salad were all just basic. Overall I would love to try this in person

Came with a friends for dinner on a Sunday evening…read more It was busier than expected with most tables filled. The restaurant is open with a market like feel and a constant hustle and bustle. You order off the menu with an erasable pen which is very smart. Many Japanese restaurants (especially when ordering sashimi, nigiri, rolls) use a ton of paper for their orders. We did have a waitress but the staff helps one another running drinks and food. The food was very good, fresh and I'd definitely go back. My suggestions would be bringing the dishes out over time. We received almost everything at once and the table was very full. The bathrooms are part of Stanley and are fine. They are usually clean. The parking is shared with all the Stanley Marketplace so it depends on time/day as to how easy or hard it is to find a space.

Came here post-workout after TWST Fitness and honestly... best decision. This spot is tucked inside…read morea food hall market and the vibes are on point--cool decor, fun energy, and although seating is limited, we had no trouble grabbing a table. I kept it light and fresh with the house salad, yellowtail sashimi with jalapeños, salmon sashimi, and ebi nigiri. Everything came out super fast and tasted incredibly fresh. The yellowtail had the perfect kick, but the ebi nigiri was the real star for me--so good. Such a cute little spot for a casual date or a food hall crawl. We also grabbed mochi to go and it was the perfect sweet ending. Already planning my next visit because I definitely want to try more of the menu.

We came in for dinner at 6 and ordered off the happy hour menu. We still have not received our food…read moreat 7:30. We were told they were too busy. The food was delicious when we got it and the server did try to make things right eventually.

They've got a huge variety of dishes they serve. From…read moreyakitori to fresh fish, from beets to craft cocktails. And the quality of every dish is high! That why we keep coming back. I love their skewers with sausage! They are so juicy and tasty. Tried their baked mussels that were topped in creamy sauce. Any rolls you order here will be tasty and fresh. Service has been always great. The decor at this restaurant deserves a separate attention.

Incredibly underrated for what it is. All you can eat sushi for like $30 are you kidding me???…read moreSushi was amazing and service was even better. Waitresses were super attentive. Affordable. Excellent service. Good sushi for price. Definitely recommend.

Well one thing is for sure... we NEVER leave hungry! I will never turn down a dinner date here and…read morealways recommend Sushi Katsu. We love the Aurora location because it's the OG and it just hits different than the Arapahoe location for us. Hand made to order and they are always on top of service. Come early if you're planning a weekend evening because that line is no joke for a reason.

Sushi Totoro was a nice spot for lunch. It was my first time and it was a very casual lunch spot to…read moresee a friend to celebrated their new apartment. Parking was a little hard to find up close as this place is in a shared shopping center. We sat and were asked about our drinks. They serve Pepsi products. They have sake and beer as well. Lunch menu had a combo option or you could choose the AYCE option. Both were running around $25. Out of the 3 of us , was a ramen bowl for about $20, and somebody just wanted to chicken fried rice and I couldn't upgrade my rice on my combo to get that. They paid $18 for just a plate of Chicken fried rice. That was ridiculous. I was not liking that. My combo was $23. The service was great when the server was tending to us. It was just him and he took care the whole place. About 20 of us in the place. Food was so good.

I've been coming to this sushi restaurant for over 4 years, and this was honestly one of the most…read moredisappointing visits I've had. I'm not sure if the restaurant recently went under new ownership, but the quality felt very different from what I'm used to. The food lacked flavor overall. My girlfriend ordered the edamame, and it was completely tasteless, looked old, and didn't even have the proper vibrant green color you'd expect. The service was extremely slow -- we waited over 40 minutes, and when our food finally arrived, the server didn't seem to know what she was serving us, which was frustrating. When the sushi eventually came out, it was just okay at best. I'd rate it around a 6/10, which is disappointing considering how consistent this place used to be. I also noticed the server clearing dirty plates and handling used items with her bare hands, then immediately picking up clean utensils, chopsticks, and drinks without washing or sanitizing her hands. Since we were seated for over 50 minutes waiting for our food, we had plenty of time to observe what was going on around us, and unfortunately we noticed several concerning hygiene and service issues during that time. I hope this was just an off night, because this spot used to be one of my go-to sushi places. By Ambiance was alright over all needed more cleanliness and attention to your tables .

I was the first one here for lunch. Was waited on immediately. I didn't catch the waiters name but…read morehe was very attentive. He recommended the romance roll. It was fresh. It was yummy.

Kazumi hits the spot! A quaint and cute little neighborhood sushi spot that is probably the best in…read moreits area. The staff are welcoming and friendly and the atmosphere is great. The fish is of very high quality and I had a good selection of sashimi and ngiri. The otoro was top notch as it was very fatty and melt in your mouth. The hamachi was also fresh and both cuts were not fishy, pricing wise they are competitive. I also had several pieces of maguro and albacore sashimi and those were delish! Their rolls were creative and pretty standard compared to many places. Overall the price to portion ratio is great especially being along Holly Street and the surrounding neighborhood. This will be in my staple of sushi spots especially knowing I can get some really good and cheap otoro!

Great service enjoyed the food and felt very welcome definitely coming back more often. The…read morerestaurant was well maintained

We came here for sushi, and honestly, the experience was pretty mixed. The service was subpar right…read morefrom the start, it took around 15 minutes just for someone to come over and take our drink order. I get that they were busy, but that's still a pretty ridiculous wait, especially when you're just trying to get situated and settle in. The overall vibe of the place is pretty average restaurant energy, nothing bad, just nothing that really stands out. The one thing I did really like was the presentation. They brought the sushi out on a boat, which was super fun and definitely made the meal feel a lot more special. It's a cute touch and probably the highlight of the whole experience. Unfortunately, the sushi itself didn't sit well with me at all. It made my stomach hurt really badly afterward, and it also messed up my mother-in-law's stomach too, which was super disappointing. When food looks great but makes you feel horrible later, it's hard to overlook. That being said, my sister really loves their Yummy Roll, it's her favorite and we haven't been able to find it anywhere else. So even though this visit wasn't great, I'm sure we'll end up coming back at some point just because of that one roll. I just really hope the next experience is better.

This is our go-to sushi spot in Colorado. It is nothing fancy, but the food is always delicious and…read morethe service is great. Their sushi rice is well-seasoned and very flavorful, and it never comes out dry or too sticky. Some of our favorites include the unagi, Ume (sour plum paste), George's roll (spicy tuna, scallops, masago, and avocado), scallops, crunchy spicy tuna roll, and the ikura (salmon roe). They use incredibly fresh cuts of fish and you can taste the high quality.

Great sushi!! Sonodas has remodeled and the restaurant looks trendy. Staff is friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. Patrons can sit at a table or the sushi bar. Awesome cucumber salad. Watch your sushi made fresh and grab a Japanese beer. Bathrooms were clean and parking is in a lot.

This is not a review of Sushi Den as a whole, but instead a review of the Chef Table run by chef…read moreYasu Kizaki. The experience truly begins with the reservation, where you are asked a series of questions from your familiarity with sushi, fish preference, appetite level, and so on. This truly is an in-depth questionnaire so that the chef Yasu could source fish from Nagahama fish market for your meal. It's an incredibly personal, curated meal. On the date of, you are led to a private room in the back, Denchu Den, which is a simple, private sushi bar for up to 4 guests. Then, Chef Yasu comes out for a truly intimate experience, one that is extremely rare to come by, even in Japan. It is truly just your party and the chef as he prepares some truly epic bite. And the menu is not set, it really depends on your personal taste, and the food continues basically until you tap out. As such, there is no set price, though typically we run up about $150-200 a person. It's a 2 hour experience during which you get to experience that Japanese hospitality with chef Yasu. We talked with him about his home, learned about his experience in Denver, and he provided some fun facts about sushi and Japanese in culture in general. I cannot praise this truly unique experience enough, and, in fact, we have been back here every single year. The cherry on top is that as you return, Chef Yasu starts to remember your preference and even past conversation. And it does not end there. Based on our conversation where I discussed my next Japan trip, Chef Yasu even took time to send us an email with his recommendations. The Chef Table at Sushi Den is truly a one of a kind experience here in Denver.

The appetizers and sushi we got were definitely good, but some of the fish was a bit too fishy for…read morehow fresh it's supposed to be, the wagyu was chewier than it should've been, and the ambience felt less warm and welcoming than other restaurants of this refinement. What we ordered: Wagyu kushiyaki - flavor and char was great, but had to chew a good amount more than you would want with wagyu. The little side of truffle mashed potatoes is amazing. Toro nigiri - on the "fresh from Japan" menu. Kinda fell flat - not bad, but didn't have much of that melt your mouth, buttery flavor. Mikan himachi nigiri - on the "fresh from Japan" menu. This was the nigiri that was fishier than expected. Deluxe sushi platter - great option to get more food for your buck. 4 nigiri, 6 sashimi, 2 hand rolls, and 1 california roll. Salad + miso soup.

We come here a lot and there have been a handful of times where they run out of items on the AYCE…read more They have also taken items off of the AYCE menu but the price is still the same-making it seem not worth it.

My all-time fav sushi spot and definitely the best you can get in Aurora/centennial/parker! So good…read moreI've wanted to leave beach-side sushi spots to eat here instead lol. Has a great AYCE menu with well-crafted and great quality options (the special sashimi, una apple roll, and udon are to die for) The place has a chill ambiance with self-serve tablets at most tables but staff is still around, very helpful, and attentive! ALSO LOCALLY OWNED!