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    3.9 (63 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 8:30 PM

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    Ashley S.

    My favourite thing was probably the house made ginger ale, wish that was bottomless. I loved how fun and interactive my experience was with ordering what I wanted on the iPad. Quick little dopamine hit haha. You can only order 3/4 items at a time how ever. And free parking is only after 4pm, so we did have to pay, as we went during lunch time. The food was great price for what you received. Would probably go back again, if in the area

    Emily H.

    It was interesting expierence! I love how the drinks and food comes out from a bullet train. The food was good. We ordered some suchi and noodles bowl. The place is clean. They also have garage parking under ground. I would come back again if I'm in the area again.

    Denise W.

    This place used to be Sakana Sushi and Grill and now replaced by Point Sushi. Point Sushi is the Bullet Train Sushi in Calgary and Maybe in Western Canada. I like this unique way of serving sushi. I have been to Japan and I have seen sushi or food items sent to customers this way upon ordering through an Ipad. I came on a Monday night after work around 5:30 pm. The restaurant was very quiet. There were only 3 other tables occupied in the entire restaurant. Food prices are the same at any Japanese Restaurant in Calgary. I ordered six items: saki nigiri, negitoro cone, vegetables tempura, maguro, salmon r-yu (this is not a common nigiri sushi outside of Japan. The first time I had it was in Osaka) and scallop. The bill came up around to $31 with tip and tax. I wasn't really full. All the sushi was a-la-carte and it adds up very quick. There are no combo available. I wished they had the different soy sauce like in Japan. An example is the sweet soy- definitely wished they had that. The sushi were pretty legit. Everything I ordered were very tasty and fresh. The tempura batter was very different and was super light. I liked everything except the tempura. Service was ok. The only service I got human interaction was when they came up to clear the plate and when I got seated down. Everything was pretty much self serve. Grab your own chopsticks, napkins, sauce dish and plate from above the bullet train tracks shelve. I do like the fact that I can see what items that I have ordered on the Ipad and the cost of my meal. Price will eventually end up more because it is a la carte style. Definitely a cool gimmick. Note the train can only hold four items each time. This mean you can only send 4 items to the kitchen each time.

    Rose W.

    This is a cool place to check out for the experience. This is only place in Calgary (probably all of Alberta?) that serves Japanese food via a bullet train. You order from an iPad and the food arrives relatively fast from the train. I found that some food is worth the price and some weren't . The items ranged from $3 to $13. From the items I ordered: Worth the price: Shio Ramen, Rolls (although the filling was small compared to the portion of rice) , Salmon Sashimi, Carbonara Udon, Snail Nigiri(really flavourful and chewy), choux a la creme coffee (cream puff) Not worth the price: Scallop (so small and did not look like the picture at all), Hotate Special (had no flavour)..I would be wary of most of the sashimi In conclusion, come to the place for the experience! The food was just above average. My bill came to around $60 for two people.

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    Justin C.

    Sushi via shinkansen in Chinatown, it's a fun experience to share with a group (especially with kids who like to order from the touchpad) altho food wait times took pretty long both times I've been here (so this won't work for people in a rush). The Shio Ramen is definitely worth it and I've found that the basic tuna nigiri or sashimi outdoes their other sushi items and rolls in terms of taste and quality, even compared to seared items. Their karaage pieces are huge, while their wings are just tiny. Free parking on weekends and limited to evenings on weekdays. Resos accepted.

    Great to be back at Point Sushi with the family!

    I love coming to this place. A hop, skip and a jump away from Dragon City Mall, you'll find Point Sushi - one of the things that makes this place so interesting is their set-up. When you're seated, you'll notice a tablet at the table where you can order what you like (including your drinks) and once you've pressed your 'order' button, it's only a matter of a few short minutes before a little bullet train zips up to your table with your order! The interior of the restaurant is clean and classy with a modern-Japanese design and atmosphere, the staff are friendly and helpful, and the food is great! They have a nice variety of things to order even if you're not big on sushi. The only slight criticism I have is that for some of their spicy sushi rolls, they're topped with siracha rather than say, spicy mayo or volcano sauce, but that's just a personal nitpick. All and all, this is a place I like to take my friends and family for a fun, chill afternoon out, or to celebrate whatever life throws our way. If you find yourself hungry while you're taking care of business downtown, make time to swing by - you won't be disappointed.

    Obviously the cool thing about this restaurant is the food being served on a train. You order through an iPad. There are servers to help you. The service was ok. The place is pretty big and clean unlike the exterior which looks a bit sketch. Convenient that they have their own parking in the basement. The food was ok. Lots of varieties. Sushi and rolls were ok. Udon was pretty good. Just general Japanese place. This place is NOT an all you can eat. The pace of the food coming out was slow as everything functioned though the train. If you're looking for a place to stuff yourself this is not the place.

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    Luiza B.

    Cool concept for the bullet train arriving to your table! I came here for a date with my two best friends and we had such a fun time ordering everything we wanted from the iPad. We had to wait around 10 minutes for some water but it didn't really seem to bother us. Reasonable prices and good sushi. Staff were welcoming. I recommended this place for families and kids would have fun with the sushi arriving on a train!

    Luke W.

    What!? Bullet Train sushi!??? So I was familiar with the conveyor belt sushi and that's totally fun. But this is rad for other reasons. Walk in and get seated by a hostess at your booth. Order from an iPad Mini, color photos of your food options, helpfully divided into categories, all with clear (and very inexpensive prices) costs. Submit your order and it'll arrive on a mini-bullet train powered by magnets! Order, and repeat until you're full. We had 4-5 rolls (they are all like 3-5 pieces each). Miso, seaweed salad, sashimi, Japanese hot tea, the works! All ordered from our table on an iPad and delivered via mini-train! Our waters were refilled by a server once or twice, aside from that we were totally left on our own. Oh! They have gluten free soy sauce that you request from the iPad. This was a really fun concept and it made ordering and eating evything that much more unique and fun. We giggled and smiled each time it showed up, gasping as it whooshed to a stop, we snapped pics of it in motion and as it arrived. Just a really cool idea. The sushi itself was good, nothing world shattering, but enjoyable and fun. Simple, quick to make, and easy to eat. We loved it. All in all we paid just under $50 for more food than we needed.

    Christine L.

    More of a 3.5, but extra point for friendly service and being the first sushi train restaurant in Calgary. I thought Point Sushi was on point - for being a fun, interactive dining experience. I'd recommend Point Sushi for anyone with kids. There are some booths that fit 8 kids or six adults as well as a large table with a rotating loop for sushi (no train though). I plan to return with my nephew. I know he'll love seeing the train zoom his meal over. I tried a little bit of everything. Ramen, sushi rolls, chicken wings, gyoza and tempura. The shrimp tempura was all batter. My favourite was the ramen - for six bucks I got a bowl full of al dente ramen, half an egg, char siu and some bamboo shoots. My ramen was only $5.99. The deep-fried crab roll was good - still warm soft shell crab with avocado and black tobiko. The sushi rice isn't as seasoned as other Japanese restaurants, like Red Ember or Zipang. Prices range from $2-$12. Go for the novelty of the sushi bullet trains and you won't be disappointed.

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    Sushi is delicious! Prices seem low but when you're self ordering and train is serving, it's a great saving for the quality of sushi!

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    I loved the novelty of the monorail delivery service but the big win is the quality of the food - no gimmicks, just delicious.

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    great concept but the food was not that good, the plates and utensils were not washed properly.

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    It's so fun! Individual portions that you order from an iPad and it comes on super fun trains!! Great food!

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    The sushi isn't top quality. However, it does come extremely fast, and is extremely inexpensive.

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    IKUSA Izakaya & Tokyo Market

    4.3
    (18 reviews)
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    We needed a place close to the airport that was open late and this place was perfect. Located in a…read morequaint part of town, parking was easy on the street the restaurant was on. There was no wait for our party of 4, but the restaurant was busy with lots of energy around 9pm. We were seated in a corner booth and had a nice view of the restaurant. There is also a small grocery area at the front, with Japanese favorites and some prepared foods to go. There was a nice selection of sushi, noodles, and meats, which we had some of each. I had a prime Rib and Angus skewers and both were excellent, but the magic sauce was the best on the angus. I had a bite of the tonkotsu ramen and the broth was bold, but not too heavy. Lastly, I had the bluefin tuna roll, which was a good size and so fresh, you could taste it. The blend of ingredients in this roll hit the spot. The service was great and we were in and out in under an hour.

    I came to Ikusa for dinner recently. The restaurant has a really good vibe for hangouts and reminds…read moreme of izakayas in Vancouver and Japan. In terms of food, I tried their Bluefin Tuna Roll, Creamy Scallop Roll, Chef's Choice Sashimi, Gyu Tan and Hotate Yakitoris. Overall, I'd give the food 8/10 - Bluefin Tuna Roll: 7.8/10: Real bluefin tuna, but overall reminds me of an avocado roll with bits of tuna, and not worth it - Creamy Scallop Roll: 7.5/10: Good flavour, but expected more like chop chop roll, especially given the price (else it's a California roll with scallop on top) - Chef's Choice Sashimi: 8.5/10: Good pieces of fresh sashimi - Gyu Tan Yakitori: 8.3/10: Good, slightly overpriced given the portion - Hotate Yakitori: 7.5/10: Nicely grilled but overpriced

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    Maru Sushi & Don

    Maru Sushi & Don

    4.0
    (6 reviews)
    1.0 km

    A great lunch spot with excellent bowls and rolls!…read more We visited Maru Sushi and Don multiple times during our stay in Calgary, largely because my daughter absolutely loved their food. We ordered a mix of dishes across our visits, including the Sanuki Udon, the Salmon and Spicy Pork bowls, and the Philadelphia and Flower rolls. The Rolls I'll skip a detailed review of the rolls since I didn't taste them myself, but they looked fantastic. They were meticulously wrapped, and the Flower Roll was exceptionally colorful and appetizing. Judging by how eager my daughter was to keep coming back for them, they must be delicious. The Udon (Sanuki Udon. Udon just means Noodle) We ordered the Udon, and the presentation was very solid. The noodles were neatly grouped and topped with the classic agedama (tempura flakes). The dashi has a standard, formulaic taste--I certainly didn't expect a from-scratch iriko base--but it makes for a very comforting and tasty-looking bowl of noodles. The Bowls I personally ate the bowls and ordered them twice because I enjoyed them so much. The concept is a bit like a Chipotle burrito bowl, but much closer in spirit to bibimbap with a lower rice-to-vegetable ratio. It perfectly fit my goal of eating lower-carb meals. The bowls are packed with a vibrant mix of mesclun greens, cucumber, avocado, edamame, corn, pineapple, and green onions. I loved the textural contrasts: tender salad leaves, refreshing cucumber, and the chopsticks-testing edamame. A great detail was the carrots--they were lightly blanched in a sweet broth, which removed the raw bite while keeping them perfectly crisp. As for the proteins, the salmon was standard, but the Korean-style spicy pork was the standout. They got it incredibly right. It tasted very authentic with a solid 5/10 on my spice scale, and the gochujang blended flawlessly with all the vegetables. Minor Critiques I only have two small complaints. First, the red cabbage and sliced radish were unusually bitter and didn't blend well with the rest of the bowl's flavor profile. Second, opting for brown rice makes the bowl pretty challenging to eat with chopsticks; the structure of the rice is loose and dry, making it hard to pick up. However, I still managed to clean my bowl completely while waiting for my daughter to finish her meal! Verdict Overall, I really enjoyed our meals here. If I worked nearby, Maru Sushi and Don would absolutely be in my regular lunch rotation.

    The reviews were good, so I stopped by for dinner to try some sushi by myself. The interior of the…read morerestaurant has a nice atmosphere and is a small space. The store staff was alone, so you might have to wait. I chose salmon, tuna, hokkigai, and eel from Nigiri's menu, and added agedashi- tofu and miso soup. First of all, Nigiri's rice was not tasty. It's dry, and unfortunately, the fatty tuna (toro) sushi I had was sinewy and difficult to chew. The salmon had cuts on the surface, but also texture was unpleasant to chew. I didn't feel like eating any more, so I left the restaurant. If I get the chance to come here, I'll try something other than sushi.

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