I heard about this place being one of the 100 best restaurants in Canada, so I had to try it…read more If you're going here for supper, you must try the rolls. I sadly don't remember which ones we ordered, but they were an absolute gastronomic experience of flavour and texture. Delightful. The other dishes we tried weren't as good. The sashimi was good, but I've had better in Winnipeg.

The food was fresh and the staff were attentive. Nice selection of sushi, sashimi, entrees and…read moredesserts.

Had a great time at this sushi place. The rolls were creative and delicious. The tuna sashimi was…read moremelt-in-your-mouth good. Prices were reasonable. Ambiance was cozy and inviting. Highly recommend!

I brought my boyfriend here for his birthday dinner after seeing rave reviews online and it lived…read moreup to expectations! We were amazed by the portions and presentation (see pics). The fish was thick & fresh and they do not skimp out on the rolls! Our faves were the mango prawn salad, fire dragon roll and new style sashimi. The service was also great! Our server was so sweet apologizing for the wait (though everything came very quickly), and even gave us complimentary dishes. We'll be back and will tell our friends to come check it out too! :)

Decided to stop here for dinner before seeing show. Decent sized dining area, but on the smaller…read moreside so plan accordingly. The aburi sushi dishes were recommended to me so I had to try it. We decided on the salmon oshi - it was so rich and delicious. My other favorite was the signature roll - The lovely salmon. Assorted tempura is always good - hard to mess that up and we had the kamikazi roll. Everything was so good!! We did forget to double check our order, as you are suppose to mark them on the ordering menu. Make sure there aren't any marks on it from a previous order before your start. We got an extra roll that we hadn't planned. Delicious none the less.

The Karaage is tempura chicken. Ramen is good, we got it…read morewithout the black garlic sauce. The fatty salmon sushi was okay~ rice was on the too warm side for me and it threw me off but still decent quality! Good flavors!

Excellent food Minimal wait even though place was packed…read moreAttentive staff Shame not more tables but worth the wait!!!!

Awesome place to satisfy sushi craving. Will gladly return again if I am in town. The price is not…read morebad.

Uber eats here, staff was very rude and was trying to start an arguement. I would not want my food…read moremade by sad unmotivated individuals

My girlfriend and I ordered sushi take out from these guys just last night. Oh man, it was great…read more We call them up, man on the other side is nice and concise. I order, say that's it, he says it'll be 15-20 mins. We head out a little later then should, but get there and our order's ready and waiting. Decor was, oddly, one of the more appreciated sushi place decorum I'm seen. It wasn't much to look at, bags of rice and sushi supplies piled high in the front, with 4-5 cafe chairs aimed outside to the streets of Corydon. Fridge cabinet full of sushi ginger and the like. But something about it seemed nice. I may not want to eat in there, but it was like I was at some depot of sushi, like a landing dock where sushi came in. Up a small set of stairs, K-Pop playing on the radio, three chefs with 'Korea' headbands wrapped around their heads up front making the food. I have to say, it seemed like one of the more dedicated sushi joints I've seen. Small and quaint, and you can't beat three good sets of sushi (Bakudan, California, and Dynamite rolls) for 2.99. I'll definitely be revisiting this place when I don't want to pay much for good food.

There are a lot of unique flavors at this restaurant! My friend and I went here on a Wednesday…read morenight and it was packed! It seems to be a neighborhood favorite. The menu has a lot of spicy sushi options but there are a few non spicy ones too. I loved the real small, electric train that goes in circles above the sushi restaurant. That was kind of neat. My friend ate the Philadelphia roll and I decided to try the Sun Tan Salmon and The Cranky Monkey Roll. My sushi choices were so delicious! I also got a young coconut boba slush but there wasn't a lot of liquid in my drink sadly. I had to pour some regular water in it to melt the slush and it was supposed to have real coconut chunks in it because I paid an extra dollar for this but I couldn't taste or figure out where it was in the slush. Overall it's a pretty decent establishment with delicious sushi.

food is soso, service is quite slow (granted we came on a long weekend). We waited for an hour…read morebefore our food waa served after we put in our order. The sashimi is good and fresh, sushi rice tastes okay, but the sauce are a bit too sweet. Might ( or might not) try another time... when it's not so busy good selection of vegetarian options

We did Skip the dishes. The salmon was the correct part of the dish but the wrong cut, therefore…read moremaking it unpleasant to eat. We ordered Honey plum tuna but they omitted the sauce in the order. They also left out the wasabi and ginger. A big waste of $150. Won't order from them again.

Portions have reduced in size and price has gone up ... very sad how this restaurant has changed…read moreover the last 6 months ...

My friend and I had intended on going to Sushi N today, but upon arriving there, they were for some…read morereason closed. Since Sushi Ai was very close by, we decided to go there instead. When we got there, the restaurant was packed to do its limited seating. We went back to the car and tried to figure out where else to go, but luckily, a group had just came out of the restaurant, so we ended up eating at Sushi Ai after all. Once inside, we were seated at a table that still had dirty dishes on it from the previous people that ate at our table. After about several minutes, someone came to clear the plates off the table and wiped it down. We were provided with a menu, as well as a menu with lunch combo specials. We decided to order the croquette ($2.75), "tacoyaki" ($5.25), shrimp tempura ($9.50), bakudan tuna roll ($4.75), chopped surf clam roll ($6.25), spider roll ($8.75), and tiger roll ($12.50). The first to arrive was the croquette and "tacoyaki" (which I assume was a spelling error, but it appears that the restaurant and take-out menu are both spelled this way). Before I continue with my review on the food, I would like to add that the service was subpar and the server was not attentive at all. When the server had given us the croquette and takoyaki, she just left afterwards. We were not given any napkins or chopsticks and it was really hard to get her attention, so that we could our chopsticks to enjoy our food. Also, not once did she come by our table to see how our food was or if our water needed to be refilled, even though our cups were empty. Now back to the food. The croquette was a single large piece that was cut in half and served with teriyaki sauce. Inside, the croquette was filled with mashed potato and corn. I don't usually order croquette because of how simple it is to make, but my friend had wanted to order it. I ended up trying it and thought it was good and well seasoned. The takoyaki came in 6 pieces and was served with a drizzle of mayo and spicy sauce. The takoyaki was smaller than the ones I'm used to having and taste-wise, it was okay, neither good nor bad. I probably wouldn't order it again. Next came all the sushi rolls and the shrimp tempura. The shrimp tempura was okay, it had a nice batter to it, not too thick. However, one thing that bugged me was that they do not devein the shrimp. No one likes to take a bite into a shrimp tempura to see the black intestinal tract still intact in the shrimp, which is kind of off-putting. The tiger roll was okay, the only thing is the sauce used and the amount that was used was a bit overwhelming. The spider roll was also okay, the soft shell crabs had a thicker batter to it than most places of I've seen and had from. I did, however, really loved the chopped surf clam roll. I don't normally order surf clam, so I was expecting much, but it was a delightful surprise. The tuna bakudan was so-so, and a bit dry (due to the lack of sauce). Overall, I'd probably wouldn't be returning here again because of the service and the food. Also, it seems like they were a bit understaffed, as the few tables that next to us had left a long time ago, but the tables were left uncleared and uncleaned.

Sushi Ai is my absolute favourite place for sushi in Winnipeg. The service is always really good,…read morethe decor is beautiful and set the mood well, and the sushi is amazing every single time. I recently went there for my birthday and I got my usual rainbow roll, then I also tried the evergreen and vegetable caterpillar roll. The rolls were bomb as usual and I would for sure get them all again (hopefully soon).

good food and service i enjoy there volcano roll and sauteed mushrooms. that's it the food is good…read moreand i would come back to celebrate alone with some cocktails

Our table of 5 had a reservation for 7:00pm. We had not been seated until 7:45. Not only did we…read morewatch several different groups get seated before us. But after all that we only got put at a table for 4 anyway. The overbooking at this place has been unacceptable ever since their renovation. Begging them to get a grip on this asap because we used to love coming here.

I ate here again with a friend and politely asking the cashier for more avocados in my sushi worked…read morewonders! I ate the sushi burrito called The Chosabi Burrito and it was delicious. I almost tried their shaken fruit tea drinks prepared by their own hands but decided just to drink a regular bottled tea drink. I really liked this meal this time. This Chosabi Burrito has a lot of seafood meat in it too. The salmon was filling!

Food is good. I guess it's "fast food" Japanese and service is good. The ambiance is "strip mall"…read moreCafe and this is expected. If you want ambiance, go to Cho's Wasabi restaurants. I highly recommend!