I used to only order delivery here and decided to try them out in person. I would consider…read moreTerisushi as Mexican Japanese fusion. They don't only serve sushi or teriyaki either. The menu appetizers include gyoza, edamame, but they also serve Mexican torito--which is a chili pepper stuffed with cream cheese & shrimp then deep fried. I was really looking forward to it but unfortunately the ones I got served were still frozen inside. Unfortunate as the outside coating was perfectly fried and not too oily but I guess that's why it didn't really get cooked the whole way. Now, you'd think I would've left after the not-so-great apps, but def had to stay for the entrees. What's great about this place is really their donburi bowls, specifically, the unagi donburi bowl. Has just enough unagi, maybe a little too much rice but never the less, a really great sauce to tie it together. They've got a slew of fried sushi rolls but I've never really been a fan of those. They also have "teppan" meals which are dishes with your choice of protein served with rice on the side. They also do have nigiri and baked rolls as well. Inside the restaurant, I really liked the fake grass wall with their sign on it and the server was very nice. I would have given them a higher rating but the uncooked torito kinda did turn me off. Definitely would still go to this place and/or order delivery as long as it's the teri/sushi type dishes not the torito. Overall, Terisushi is one of the better Mexican sushi places in town.

Wanted some sushi and saw that Google had good reviews for this place so we decided to drop in…read more It's located off a busy street and parking is tight and only one way entry. Wasn't busy at all so we were seated and able to order quite quickly. We ordered the caterpillar and especial rolls. Each came with miso soup. Their three TVs in close proximity kept us entertained while we waited. Our server was also attentive of us. Everything was delicious. I liked how they had the extra sides on the plates that I wouldn't see at other traditional sushi restaurants; scallions, jalapeños, and krab. The especial pieces were about 2.5 times the size of normal rolls as well. Definitely recommend this place.

I'm pretty picky with this kind of food and only eat a select few things, but let me tell you,…read moretheir steamed dumplings are the best I've had! I recently tried their Sesame Chicken, and their Honey Chicken...both absolutely fabulous! Worth every penny!

Went with a friend who loves buffets. I'm not a fan…read more Trying to not get sick from stale/day old/premade food meant I tried the chicken skewers (bland), Thai chicken (no thai flavor), fried rice (greasy!), mango gel dessert (good), edamame (meh), sweet potato with taro and spring rolls (ok but probably frozen), lychee (canned). The rest I avoided. I don't eat seafood, or Krab at buffets which meant no sushi for me. Service was meh. Buffet items were refilled when empty. My tummy has been off since I went yesterday. So, I read the health violations and that was enough for me to never go back! I guess if you dig buffets you might enjoy it. For me it's a pass. $15 for buffet plus tip & tax = 20. That's for lunch. No thanks.

We were sat immediately and orders taken quickly. Staff was friendly and attentive…read more We ate chicken teriyaki, crab puffs, miso ramen and two eel rolls. All which were good teriyaki did not have a ton of sauce which was a nice change. The restaurant was a decent size and not too loud. The portions are smaller than average for an $9 roll so just be prepared to order non sushi items or spend some money if you're super hungry.

Went here for a dinner with friends! Sachiko was bustling on a Thursday night and I immediately…read moreliked the ambiance inside. I noticed when ordering that the prices are very good - they remind me of what I'd see on a menu pre-Covid. I ordered the spicy tuna roll, shrimp tempura roll, and tobiko nigiri - nothing tasted super fresh and some of the pieces of tuna were fishier than I'd like. The tempura and shrimp flavor weren't great and tasted a bit like old oil. The rolls weren't bad, but weren't anything special either - just mediocre. I do enjoy that the spicy tuna roll included cucumber, as a lot of spots only use fish and I enjoy the added freshness and crunch cucumber adds. I do enjoy the atmosphere inside, and the expansion they have done looks very nice. Just sad that a long-standing Tucson sushi spot seems to have gone down in quality. I wouldn't mind at all of they increased their already low prices and compensated by using fresher and higher quality fish.

Delicious sushi for a quick lunch. They always start you out with miso soup. The sushi is delicious…read moreand made quickly. Servers were attentive and helpful in answering questions. The restaurant was very clean and comfortable. They also gave an awesome desert freezer with ice cream macarons, ice cream mochi, the viral peach ice cream, and other delicious treats!

The ambiance is interesting. It's reminiscent of a cafeteria. Very loud 80s music was playing,…read morewhich actually was pleasant for me, but I can't speak for everyone. The service was prompt and friendly. The food and the reason for the 3 stars. I'm not a fan of mulched tuna in rolls. Why on earth would a sushi chef destroy perfectly good fish - unless he's trying to hide something. Also, the vegetable and Mexican rolls were way too big and unwieldy to eat. It wasn't horrible, but I probably won't be back. Especially with nearly a dozen places on Speedway alone. There isn't much room for mediocrity.

I thought this place was pretty good considering I'm a traditional sushi roll guy. The deep frying…read moreof pretty much every roll was actually pretty tasty and they are huge rolls. So heads up if you ever go here order only one roll don't order more than one. You will get pretty full on just the one. I thought the flavoring and the way everything was dressed were quite delightful and delicious. I really didn't see too big of fish meat chunks in there, but I thought the crab meat portion sizes were pretty big. I definitely recommend this place. If you've never tried it it is worth a try. My Wife wasn't too thrilled with it, but I thought it was actually pretty good. I definitely recommend trying this place!

Ordered several rolls from this sushi food truck yesterday and loved every single one of them. I…read moredid not personally go pick up the food so I can't speak to the ambience or service. However, the fantastic and the portions are gigantic. It's not the cheapest meal in the world, but you definitely get plenty for your money.

Best sushi in Tucson! As someone who is from NYC and also lived in LA for 10 years, Sushi Zona is…read morethe only sushi restaurant I will go to in landlocked Tucson. The sushi is always fresh. The ambiance is peaceful with jazz typically playing in the background, which I love. It's not too quiet though to not bring your kids! My young kids love sushi Zona too!

Lame atmosphere. Mediocre food, tempura app was tiny for the price and just not good. Went there…read moreonce before and didn't like it. Gave it a second chance, just so disappointing.

My family and I come to IOU sushi at least a couple of times a month, and every single visit has…read morebeen consistently amazing. The food is always on point, and the sushi is unlike anything else--creative, unique, incredibly fresh, and full of flavor. Every dish feels thoughtfully crafted, making each visit something to look forward to. What makes the experience even better is Terry, the owner. Shes genuinely friendly, welcoming, and always makes us feel like family. It's rare to find a place with both exceptional food and such outstanding hospitality and service. If you're looking for sushi that's truly different from the ordinary, I highly recommend Iou. It's become one of our family's favorite restaurants, and we can't wait to keep coming back.

We were looking for a sushi spot for dinner and the first place we went to was packed, so we ended…read moreup here at IOU Sushi III. Upon walking in, it was very reminiscent of one of those "hole-in-the-wall" places. Looks like it's been around a good while and could use a face-lift. Service was great. It was a slow Friday evening around 7:30 and there were a handful of diners inside. We were seated immediately at a booth near the back. After we looked over the menu, we picked a few rolls. They came within minutes. The eel sauce looked very watered down. It was not the thicker kind I'm used to seeing everywhere else. I didn't have any, but I did ask for low sodium soy sauce and some lemon wedges. The sushi wasn't bad, but it was not the greatest I've had, either. I'm not sure if it was the fish that didn't seem fresh, but the rolls were just okay. Don't get me wrong. It was probably the run down ambiance that turned me off, but I won't be in a hurry to return here. They do offer an AYCE menu, but we were not that hungry so we were satisfied with what we got. The nigiri was good but not outstanding. I am all for supporting local small businesses wherever I go, but I feel like this place could use some heavy sprucing up. The prices aren't bad. It's not a bad place, but there are definitely better options in the area.

Awesome family owned restaurant. Delicious food and…read moregenerous portions. The service is great. I've been eating there for years and the foods stayed amazing.

Extremely Slow service. Over-priced. Ordered spicy yellowtail. The fish was cut up in small chintzy…read morecubes, hardly noticeable. It was overpowered by rice and cucumbers. Goodbye SV.