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    Sakura Sushi

    4.3 (28 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Rika M.

    This place, unfortunately, failed to impress me. Here is how my takeout order went today. A good size sushi restaurant. The elaborate wallpaper and wall art inside were a bit too over-the-top and yet, I can simply say that they paid attention to create what the restaurant names says it: Sakura. It's pretty much pink. Each table is also beautifully done on the surface with Sakura art. Kind of cute. Service - Good. The lady who greeted me asked me "How many?" to which I said "To go, please." She immediately handed me the laminated menu so I can mark with a pen and the regular menu booklet. From the moment I gave her my order and the moment I got my food, there was only 5 minutes or less time that elapsed. I was a bit shocked how quickly they prepared my food (she said I was the first person to place an order for the night. Well, Whereas I am not complaining about the fast service, it was suspiciously too fast!!) Mistake - As soon as I got home, I opened the bag. The kitchen or possibly the lady who got my order made a mistake by giving me the miso soup instead of salad (miso soup or salad comes with the Sashimi Dinner ($32.00 as of mid-August of 2025). I clearly and loudly said I wanted the salad but in her mind, the salad became the miso soup (LOL). Although I don't think it was intentional, mistake is a mistake. A bit disappointed....Well, you wanna know how the miso soup tasted? It was decent! Food - What I got tonight are/were...1) Sashimi Dinner, Edamame ($6.00) and, 3) Side White Rice ($3) and I think in this kind of economy, these prices are fairly in range. Let me rate each one. Sashimi Dinner - It was okay-ish. It didn't impress me. I really don't have anything more to say about this sashimi plate. Edamame - Good and yet they didn't sprinkle any salt (I don't think). Maybe they knew I hate salt (LOL!!) Well, in many cases, I dislike salty dishes so to be considerate of people who dislike salty stuff, this is what the restaurant does by not sprinkle any salt over steamed edamame (so in other words, "salt it yourself" type situation?) I guess this isn't a bad thing after all. White Rice - Meh. It tasted like hand lotion a little bit. I have an experience with this and that is why I am very sensitive to it (unfortunately, it was my own mother who used hand lotion before she prepared food/meals for me and my brother so some food she cooked/prepared for us tasted just like hand lotion.) I can have a benefit of the doubt that they wouldn't be so insensitive by handling food with lotioned-up hands. Or maybe it's the kind of rice they buy. Whatever the case may be, this rice was no no for me. Yes, there are a few things I can talk about this restaurant in a positive way but all in all, it was a disappointing experience. Will I go back? Maybe not.

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    Josh M.

    This was a really cool sushi spot hidden between multiple apartment complexes. This isn't a sushi restaurant you would stumble across. You'd have to seek it out. We took a chance and were not disappointed. We had a light early dinner here and ordered just the rainbow dinner. It came with a variety of nigiri and sashimi. It also came with a rainbow roll. It also came with some yummy miso soup. The presentation of all of their dinner combos were really creative and each of their tables had a different type of decor on it. The prices were really affordable for how fresh the sushi was and the servers were all very friendly and gave us some good suggestions. I will definitely be coming back to have their salmon lover sushi dish because their salmon was one of the best I've had in Denver so far!

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    Adam Y.

    Lunch time at Sakura Sushi was busy, but not packed. Similar to other sushi and ramen places in town, besides sushi and ramen, they also had varieties of appetizers, donburi and lunch boxes. The setting was low key, but welcoming with Japanese theme decor. Service was prompt. Ordered the sashimi omakase with 5 different kinds 20 pieces of sashimi, including tuna, salmon, yellowtail, white fish and snapper, and a cucumber wrapped sashimi roll. As they were having a BOGO special for toro, added that to complement the sashimi omasake. Besides these, also ordered the beef teriyaki lunch box. The taste and texture of the sashimi were good and enjoyable, while the beef teriyaki was within expectation. For less than $100, this was a pretty good deal.

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    John L.

    Tiny, cute place with good food at good prices. Friendly, down to earth feel. I loved the thoughtful and creative decorations. First they brought out complimentary Thai tea. I doubt this is a regular thing, and probably happened because it was towards the end of the night and they are a new restaurant. The Thai tea was tasty. We ordered 2 omakase for $60 each. Very good value, when considering it comes with a 8-pc roll and 20 pc of sushi, where a couple pieces were uni. Very good value. The uni was from Japan. It was pretty good with no bitterness, but was just slightly lacking in flavor. The sushi rice was seasoned very well. I was impressed with that flavor the most. Unfortunately the rice was packed really hard in the nigiri. I prefer the rice to be a little less in quantity, and not packed so tightly for my nigiri. The fish itself was good quality, and cut well. The sushi chef definitely knows what he's doing with cutting fish. I would describe the food overall as, not best of best, but very nice. It is worth repeating though, sushi rice seasoning was very high rating for me. They brought out a complimentary mango "cheesecake". Again, probably because end of night and they are new. It was still frozen and needed to thaw, so it was not very pleasant. The ice crystals throughout kind of ruined it. The flavor was okay, but did not remind me of cheesecake at all. It was more like a frozen mango puree mousse cake or something. I want to give 3.75 star, but between 3 star and 4 star, it gets rounded up to 4. Less packing on rice and fancier fish (like blue fin, even if prices increase) would garner a 5 star from me. I will definitely be back a few more times over the coming months to see how they settle in.

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    Steven S.

    This is by far the worst sushi I've ever had in Colorado. It tastes very fishy. The fish looks and tastes horrible. I cannot eat any of this sushi. I love sushi too, but this is just disgusting... The lobster tasted so fishy, I had to spit it out. The yellowtail doesn't even look appetizing. The tuna belly, which is a very expensive and delicious piece of the tuna belly, tastes horrible and chewy. We literally cannot eat any of what we ordered. Extremely disappointing, what a waste of food and money... Since I used DoorDash too I have no idea how to get a refund. Over $80 down the drain....

    Kiwi banana sushi, it's so good. Never had this type of sushi before.
    Priscilla N.

    The shasimi is so fresh and good and the price is very affordable compares to other sushi restaurants. Jason is a creative chef and he made us a kiwi banana sushi that is so good. He use good quality and fresh ingredients from Japan. Definitely will come back.

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    Brian F.

    l've been here a couple times since their grand opening, and ordered take-out a couple others. Definitely plan to keep coming back for more. Highly recommend!

    We've eaten here many many times since discovering it in June. Ive brought co-workers, friends who've come to town, and my husband and I will come for date night. it's just SO good. the inside is so cute with the cherry blossom vibe (Sakura = Cherry Blossom / Pink Flowers in Japanese) and the decor delivers. the menu is robust, the serving staff is on top notch, and the sushi is fresh, beautifully plated, and absolutely delicious.

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    The place is so cute felt authentic. Food was delicious with quick service. All of the workers were awesome as well.

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    Amazing food and amazing people! I can't wait to go back over and over. The service is incredible and it is the perfect little sushi spot!

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