I love this place. The specialty rolls are a very large portion, one roll is enough and the basic…read morerolls such as a salmon and avocado roll I had today have very good ingredients to rice ratio. The salmon was a nice big chunk so you can really taste the freshness. You can readily tell that all of their ingredients are fresh and they take pride in presentation. The orchids are a nice touch. Service is friendly and efficient. Pricing is fair. The tiny strip mall where this restaurant is located isn't much to look at, but it does not detract from your dining experience. The restaurant is small, but cute and clean.

My family is back as Sushi Boat again. We all really enjoy this place. The restaurant is a little…read moresmall and it always seems to be pretty full. Sometime, they are very busy and there is a wait to get a table. The staff is very nice and does a good job. The drinks are cold and the food is very good. We like trying different sushi rolls. They have a lot of variety on the menu. We always have a good time.

Wonderful spot for great eats, date nights, celebrations, and treat yourself dinners…read more As soon as you call or walk in, Zora at guest check in is friendly and accommodating. Manager Kaitlyn is attentive. Evelyn and James behind the bar are incredible and make epic cocktails, teas, and signature mocktails. Plus they provide great insights and recommendations on the food and beverage selections. Our favorite starter was the Japanese Pumpkin with roasted pistachio and green curry. Other guests enjoyed the Pork Belly steam bun. I highly recommend the Akami Maki and Nikkei Maki. The Akami Maki is a tasty bluefin tuna, dried cherry salsa macha, Thai chili, and Thai basil roll. The Nikkei Maki consists of mango, green papaya, avocado, salmon, crispy rice, aji verde, and ikura. The Pillow Talk was the best cocktail I have had this year! The Momento Mora and Dark Horse were also delicious.

Sado is hands down my absolute favorite sushi spot in STL!!!! I've always been a fan of sushi, but…read moreafter a trip to Japan, I realized I had never truly experienced quality sushi. One of my favorite places was a small standing sushi restaurant in Tokyo that always had a line out the door. I ended up going about three times during my short stay because I was genuinely afraid I'd never experience sushi that good again. Then I moved here and discovered Sado. It had always been on my list to try, and every single time we go, I'm completely blown away by the experience. Their sushi rolls are good, but the nigiri and sashimi are where they really shine. The fish practically melts in your mouth, and the way they balance the flavors is just chef's kiss. I could honestly cry over how good it is. My boyfriend and I try to come here every chance we get, and at this point, we don't want sushi anywhere else. Sado has completely ruined us for other sushi spots. If it's your first time, my recommendations are: Isaan Hamachi Sake Toro Zuke Sake Madai Garlic Pepper Kanpachi And definitely finish with the Sado Sundae! You will not be disappointed.

Sun porch was light and airy, perfect for my daughter's birthday celebration. Flavor bombs!…read moreEverything we had was amazing! Best crispy tofu I've ever had. Sauce and pepper combo for sashimi perfectly balanced. Eggplant and sunchoke dishes delivered as well. Their version of a dirty martini has a lovely sesame finish we loved. Rice pudding blew us away. Service from Daniel was on point from start to finish and this experience made for a perfect favorite memory with my daughter.

I mean.. SO flavorful. Every single dish…read more If I had all the money in the world, I would be here every night. End of story.

Kampai has become one of my favorite sushi restaurants in Stl. The food has always been excellent,…read moreas well as the service. Never had a bad experience here. Restaurant has a very relax atmosphere. Great for date nights.

My boyfriend recommended Kampai as it is in his neighborhood. Wonderful experience for the both of…read moreus. It was raining the night we went and so their having an umbrella stand in the "mud room" was nice. I thought it a good layout how you walk into a small area where you can wipe your feet then proceed further into the restaurant at the hostess stand. As we were walked to our table, we passed a "bar" where you can sit for your meal while watching the sushi master make everything. We were promontory seated and served water. When I asked for a hot sake, and he showed interest, the woman taking care of us said she could bring a larger serving and two cups. The wait staff were very patient with us as there was just so much mouthwatering options on the menu, it was hard for us to arrive down to what we knew we could finish. We ordered four rolls and shared all equally. It was a perfect way to try a lot of different t fishes - especially with one of the rolls being the Rainbow roll. The restaurant was quiet and intimate, a perfect date night. The lighting was enough so we could read the menus and see our food but dim enough to be romantic. I'll be honest I didn't notice the decor as a few of the tables had gotten some other interesting dishes that I ogled. I'll definitely be back!

Best all you can eat sushi spot in STL. Fish is surprisingly fresh! So many options to choose from…read more Downtown location is my favorite. It's cozy and they recently renovated. Menu is pretty easy to figure out for the all you can eat service. Best to use one menu for the table to try more sushi!

We always have a good time at Sushi Ai, especially the downtown location. It was a little busy so…read morethere was a slight wait time. We went around the block to just walk around and eventually went to the Schnucks across the street to grab a few things. Even though there were probably 4 parties waiting ahead of us, our total wait time was maybe 15-20 mins. Our server was soooooo funny and thoughtful. 10/10 made our night. I accidentally got glutened (my mistake not theirs). Just know if you have any dietary restrictions, they actually will do everything they can to prevent it. I just forgot to tell them and I accidentally ordered something I didn't know had tempura flakes in it (it is marked with a little triangle). I did not get charged for it, but in this day and age with restaurant margins being so thin, please don't waste food. Anyways, the food was delicious. My friend got the sexy girl roll on top of our dinner. It's a "cooked" roll with torch glazed/fired steak on top of a tempura shrimp roll. Come for dinner just to have the option for white tuna nigiri. They just added new roll options, too for the AYCE sushi, since the last time we came here (about 4 months ago). It was a little chaotic, but in a fun way, that only happens in Saint Louis lol. I think there were a lot of families around touring SLU or something.

Sushi Koi is definitely one of those spots you could walk past if you weren't looking for it --…read moreunassuming but the food is worth stopping in. It's quiet, intimate & pretty no-frills inside, which honestly lets the sushi speak for itself. Parking is street parking, but the CWE location makes it easy to park once and walk around the neighborhood before or after dinner. Small space, high quality food & a nice change of pace when you want sushi without the loud, overly trendy atmosphere.

I will start off by saying I have always loved this place. The rolls are incredible. I LOVE the…read moreeuclid and hamachi garlic ponzu rolls. The chefs are always hard at work in the kitchen and you can tell everything is made with love. I had never had any issues here with the food nor the staff. However, I had a different experience in April. My friend made a reservation for his birthday today. It was the groups' first time coming and they were all very excited. We called multiple times to make sure a group of 12 was okay. We are all aware that not every restaurant is suitable for such a big group, but were told it was not a problem. As soon as we sat down, we could tell one of the servers was very annoyed at the group. From the start, he would answer with an attitude, harshly put the plates on the table, and was outright disrespectful when we asked about a friend's plate that never arrived. This person ended up leaving and going to eat somewhere else. I was a server before and understand that big groups can be frustrating. Nevertheless, there is no excuse to treat a table so rudely when they have been nothing but nice and understanding. The food was great, but we were all extremely dissapointed, specially me since I've been here numerous times with no problem. I had never seen this server before, so I'm not sure if it was an off day for him or what. Most people said they would not come back, which made me very sad since it's good food. Thankfully, the female servers were all very nice and accomodating after the entire situation. I highly recommend Sushi Koi for their rolls. However, do not come in big groups.

I didn't know what to expect once I walked in, but this business surprised me! The sushi was…read moredelicious and the rolls were huge. We ordered the spicy crunch roll, the dragon roll, and the crazy 88. The dragon roll was our favorite! I definitely will be back.

I stopped by this place for dinner while searching for a new sushi spot near home. The signage…read morewasn't very clear, so I had to rely on the map to find it. Once inside, I was directed to a table in the corner. The service was prompt, and we received our orders quickly. A younger gentleman approached us and seemed a bit confused when I asked about the drink menu. We were looking for sake, and they had a decent selection of both wine and sake, but nothing particularly exciting. We decided to try the Hana white peach sake, which was a pleasant surprise. The food menus were in a state of disrepair, with staples holding them together. We started with some appetizers, including pork gyoza, crab rangoon, and spicy edamame. The pork gyoza was delicious, but the crab rangoon was quite crunchy and flakey with not much flavor. The spicy edamame tasted like it had been soaked in Franks' Hot sauce or Sriracha sauce, which I wasn't a fan of. I wish I had ordered them regular instead. For sushi, I opted for a shrimp tempura roll and a rainbow roll, both of which satisfied my craving. Overall, it was a decent experience for the price, but nothing stands out that would bring me back again and again like other places. I might come back and try the ramen and see if that changes my mind.

I don't think there's anything we would change about our anniversary dinner at Nobu's on Delmar. We…read moredid the nine course omakase and I would highly recommend it if you enjoy sushi and intimate dining experiences. Some of the bites are definitely an acquired taste (this meal was my first exposure to eating liver and sea urchin - both very bold and unique flavors) but getting to try new foods was something I really liked about this meal. The restaurant is beautiful, warm, and bright. You get to sit right up at the counter with just 5 other people when you do the nine-course dinner. Each course is prepared in front of you so it's neat to be able to see the chefs prepare the next course while you're eating. When you book the reservation, you get the choice to pick between tempura and yakizakana for one of the courses, and while the tempura was good (which I ordered), the yakizakana was excellent (which my husband ordered). They do a great job explaining what everything is that you're eating, how to eat it, and which order to eat it in. And even though it's all small bites, we left dinner feeling full and satisfied. We will absolutely be back.

Amazing dinner experience!! The atmosphere was intimate, especially when we were their only guests…read morewhen we dined here. The waiter was warm and knowledgeable, telling us stories and background on the food and beverage we had. His father is the chef and his mom does all the flower arrangements at the restaurant. It's beautifully decorated and sophisticated. There were two of us and we went with the 4-course $100 Omakase, which had 2 options and we did one of each: Omakase Nigiri and Chirashi. The food here was delicious and I can't remember all the items I had, but it started with a Tsukidashi tasting followed by a soup. Between the two options, I would opt for Omakase Nigiri next time. The wine and sake pairing was terrific, which introduced us to so many new beverages. Dessert is a must, especially at $5. The matcha mousse was airy and fantastic. You can dine by reservation only, and it's easy to make reservations on Tock, but need to plan ahead. .|\---/| | @_@ | ..\_^_/..2026

I always get the pink panther roll! Tasty and fresh and filling. The appetizers are always hot and…read moredelicious. My partner LOVES the ramen here. Staff is kind and helpful. The restaurant feels very authentic and clean. Been here a few times and it never disappoints!

Fairly busy for Sunday dinner. Delicious mixed drink. Fish tasted fresh and the presentation was…read moregood. Doesn't look like much from the outside, but goes fairly deep back into the building.

You really wouldn't think anything about this place from the way it looks from the outside, as well…read moreas it having a drive-thru but it is ABSOLUTELY fantastic! Our waitress seemed the tiniest but irritated but I could care less! We had the spider roll and the fried Chicken roll. They were both fantastic but the fried chicken roll has this sauce on it that is heaven!!

Stopped in here for a quick-ish sit down meal and it was great! It was quiet, as expected for a…read morerainy afternoon. I got the crab Rangoon, which I always enjoy, but we also tried the Kani salad! It was excellent! I love the Maplewood roll (I always order it) and my boyfriend tried one (he can't remember its name ...sigh), but he said it was also delicious! At one point, my drink stayed empty for a while, but maybe they were busy with online orders, etc so I'm not too worried about that! I ended up getting a crisp Dr. Pepper to go, so I'm good haha! Check them out when you get the chance!