Pretty good deal if u get the cho special. Its comes with 4 Nigeria and a roll of your choice and soup and salad. Cant beat that

I'd recommend this place for some decent sushi if you wanna try something new. The staff was pretty good and the sushi was good too. Salmon was good but definitely had better ones from other places and their wrapping could be a bit tighter so the toll doesn't fall apart when picked up. I ordered the crunchy roll and the Alaskan roll. Both were good but I just wish they didn't keep falling apart. Price was good for the quality and quantity of the roll. Definitely check this place out if you wanna try out new sushi places in town! read more

Not a big fan .. my first time here although the staff was excellent the sushi I thought was pretty old and the avocado was blackish inside the roll .. price was right but I guess that's why .. I won't be back . So sad read more

I am extremely disappointed in this restaurant. If there was a way to give them zero stars I totally would. I just walked out of the restaurant because there was a ROACH CRAWLING ON MY FOOD! I am extremely disgusted!!! I did not pay for the food but they did charge me for my drink. I shouldn't have had to pay for anything at all. I called the restaurant just to let them know how disappointed I am. The employee who answered the phone said sarcastically.. "yeah, sorry about that I wasn't the one that helped you, I was in the back." read more

Sushi-Cho - Roach ...EWWW - Japanese Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

I absolutely love this place! Go during happy hour though. The staff are always friendly and they know us by sight now. It's not a super glamorous place, but if you like good affordable sushi, then this is the place. read more

I don't know why I haven't yet written a review on this restaurant but I totally love it. It is perfectly located on the corner of Broadway and Campbell so you pretty much run into it regardless of what direction you're heading to or from. They have an awesomely affordable lunch special that varies between teriyaki chicken or teriyaki salmon as well as other wonderfully coupled combos. The only downfall that I would be able to identify would be that they only have one public restroom with one stall. That is super annoying when you go at lunch time and it's pretty packed and you have to wait either at your table or make a line along the wall for the bathroom. It is located in the Carl's jr. Shopping Center. It has ample free parking but if you go during lunch time it's off and packed and you have to park a little bit far from the restaurant itself. Their food is pretty amazing and they often have holiday specials on Memorial Day and other legal holidays. I honestly can't say I've ever tried going and they were closed because they weren't. read more

OK sushi with above average service and decent prices for happy hour. Not the best sushi I've had but excellent service and good prices on rolls for happy hour make it a place that I would come to again. Our waitress was extremely accommodating after she had to reseat us because we had extra guests come along for our meal. Drinks were filled on time and the meal was delivered in a good amount of time. The sushi itself was alright, a little bland in my opinion and nothing too special, but not bad. Might check out other sushi places before we come back to Sushi-Cho, but definitely wouldn't be upset about eating here again. read more

I got spicy tuna rolls and they were okay. I can't remember what my boyfriend got but he said it wasn't worth the price. We also had to get it delivered so it was a little warm once we got it. Might be different when dining in... read more

Sushi-Cho is fantastic for its value. The Cho Combo especially, 10 dollars for a roll+4 pieces of nigiri+miso soup+a salad. The service is always speedy and although the sushi isn't amazing, it's about the best you can get for the price point. Very reliable sushi place. read more

Sushi-Cho - Cho combo - Japanese Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

With the current situation and that take out is the only option, we were Very happy with our To-Go order. The Sushi rolls were not skimpy like To-Go orders May be sometimes but they were not skimpy and very delicious. We ordered Philly Rolls, California Rolls, eel rolls and two hand rolls and a Rainbow roll. Everything was packed perfectly even the miso soups (no spills ) We had been craving Sushi for a while now and they did not disappoint. We will be ordering again very soon! read more

This is a great place and you won't regret going. My husband and I were visiting Tucson for the night and decided to give Sushi-Cho a try. Everything from the sushi to the service was very enjoyable! read more

I decided to try this place in town as it was close to my hotel and had reasonable reviews. I sadly have to say it was the worst meal I've ever had. I had udon soup (flavorless), a blue crab California roll, and a spicy tuna. I figured these should be safe even for a sushi place in the desert. The spicy tuna just tasted wrong, not like tuna and certainly not spicy. I could only stomach one piece. I was most excited about the blue crab California roll. This was completely flavorless and I could only get one bite of that down as well. I ended up throwing almost all the food away. I've never had to throw sushi out before. Find someplace else to try if you want sushi in Tucson. read more

There was a hair in my salmon nigiri. salmon was tough and chewy. caterpillar roll was good but fell apart because rice was dry.

This has been my favorite spot for sushi for the last 10 years. They never disappoint me. It's my first suggestion when people want sushi. Highly recommended. read more

Ok This is an updated review from my first poor review of Sushi-Cho. Desperate for sushi the other day, my friend and coworker came down here to grab a quick bite. Their lunch specials were great. I had the one for $8.95 where it came with like 3 pieces of nigiri and your choice of roll. The pieces of fish were hefty and the rice was minimal. The fish was tasty and fresh. for $8.95 I feel like I got a better value than other AYCE sushi places, just on quality alone. Plus the servings were generous enough that you're not still hungry after the meal, yet you're not bursting at the seams. The service has also stepped it up a notch or 5. The waitress was quick and attentive, and I think she knew that we were on lunch and kind of in a hurry because she was very prompt in our checks and everything. This being said, Sushi-Cho, I will be back for more! Thanks for turning everything around! read more

Best sushi in Tucson. How they manage fish this fresh in the desert I will never know....Get the combination sushi/sashimi boat. Great value and you will be stuffed....The quality of the fish is high. read more

The big draw of Sushi-Cho is probably the price, which is a bit lower than many other sushi places in town. We happened to show up on New Year's Day, when everything was on sale, which made this meal a bit more palatable. Service was relatively fast, especially considering the crowd. Edamame and miso come with your meal, both standard. We ordered an assortment of rolls and nigiri. There was some strange mix-up with the nigiri: we wanted toro and salmon, but for whatever reason they sent scallops instead of salmon. They didn't charge us for either, and the scallops were all right, but I really wanted salmon. The specialty rolls were strangely enormous. I'm talking three-bites, eat them with your hands because chopsticks couldn't hold them together for that long enormous. We had the Vegas roll, the spider roll, and a Red Dragon: spicy tuna with eel on top. That last one had a couple of bad pieces of cucumber, bitter and rotten. The first two were a bit bland but not bad. Our friends who suggested this place love the blue crab roll, so we tried that too. So disappointing! There was almost no flavor to this roll. Plus, I was overwhelmed by rice before it came out, so I was already eating the fillings out of the center of the rolls. So: lots of decent food for not a lot of money and a couple weird/disappointing issues. read more

Good bye, old friend. I have more happy, yummy memories of Sushi-Cho than I can count. Years and years of this being our go-to spot for everything young sushi lovers want: fresh, big, and cheap. We had a good, 15 year run. [/quiet sobbing] The box of take out we got tonight was the nail in the coffin for our fishy affair. Where as you could understand iffy fish on a Tuesday, you'd expect ANY sushi restaurant to have their game face on for a Friday night. I guess the quality of fish we got tonight just shows that Sushi-Cho isn't even trying to play. The salmon (had in nigiri, wrapped on a spicy tuna roll) was old and stringy, the tuna (in spicy tuna various rolls) was strong and fishy, and the vegas roll was stuffed with fake crab and had no spicy sauce. there wasn't one delicious morsel on the plate. Even the edamame had a few pods with black beans inside (never have seen that before). So, I'm sorry, Sushi Cho, but we will not be back. You broke my heart and good. At least we'll always have the '90s. read more

Not the most amazing for rolls and such, but definitely best bang for your buck if you're ordering sashimi. Also, note that you don't get the free miso soup and edamame if you order to go so dine in if possible. read more

I actually like Sushi-Cho A-LOT! While they are not the fanciest of the Sushi restaurants, there is great value and taste in their food. Also, their Miso soup is to die for, very tasty and light. I usually get the vegetable roll or the spicy tuna rolls and they come freshly made and with soup as well. It is a little hard to find if you are not a UofA campus trekker. It is worth the stop in! read more

This is my all-time FAVORITE sushi place in Tucson! Their portions are among the biggest in the city, their dinner prices are reasonable (but their lunch prices.....phenomenal). They also have the freshest seafood around....... mmm, just thinking about their tuna rolls makes my mouth water. The interior is very clean, atmosphere is nice, and the wait staff is quite friendly! Two complaints (but not serious enough offenses as so to dock a star!): They're closed Sunday (usually my only day off), and minimal parking (though that's not their fault...just their landlord's I imagine). read more

Service was okay, but the rest of it was pretty meh. There's cheaper, tastier, and with a better decor. Went during their Happy Hour timing. Ordered Crab Puffs, Shrimp Nigiri, Salmon Roll, Tuna Roll, Philadelphia Roll, Caterpillar Roll, and one other roll that escapes my memory. Food came out fairly promptly but of note, the appetizer was the last item to come out. I'm not sure if it was just where I was seated (Sushi bar) but it smelled like a dishwasher when I was in. The smell went away and I acclimated to it, but that's still disconcerting to walk into. The Crab Puffs were pretty much entirely cream cheese, if there was any crab in there it'd be a surprise to me. Certainly didn't taste any in its profile. There were a LOT and they tasted like they were baked. Not a bad value, but there were a lot for an appetizer sized portion and would be best to share. The Salmon Roll, Shrimp Nigiri, and Philadelphia Roll and that other unmentioned roll (California?) were pretty generic. I don't mean that it was bad, but it wasn't necessarily distinguishable from anywhere else. The Tuna roll used canned tuna, not tuna steak. I... didn't realize that was a thing. It was closest to a Tuna Salad roll, and was about as good as you could expect. The Caterpillar Roll used mostly avocado for flavor, and the eel inside was pretty dry. I'm not sure if that's normal for eel, I'll admit to not ordering it that frequently, but it was not that appealing. If dryish eel and a lot of avocado sound like a good time to you, you'll enjoy the Caterpillar Roll. All of this plus a soda cost about 28 dollars. Given that Sushi Garden right down the road is a little less expensive, nicer interior and is better quality wise, it's a hard sell to recommend Sushi-Cho to anyone. read more

Blech! This is the worst type of Asian fusion ever. I prefer the Chinese food and donut combination to the Chinese-Japanese fusion-but-none-of-it-done-well option. Stick with sushi and knock the rest off the menu. I made the mistake of ordering a non-sushi item (I know, I know, perhaps it's my fault for not heeding the name's guidance) and it was horrible. read more

I'll start this off by saying this isn't the best sushi I have ever had, but it's enough to satisfy my sushi cravings. It's a small, cozy restaurant (nothing to get too fancy for). The server was so friendly and accommodating and I loved that our sushi came with a miso soup AND edamame! And I've got to admit, their happy hour prices are pretty awesome! They also offer 50% off on most of their beers during happy hour, which I suredon't mind taking advantage of. Such great value, I'll definitely be back again :) read more

Wow. I used to come here a lot. First time in awhile. Will probably be the last time. I ordered a small sashimi and mackerel. The mackerel was cut paper thin with a rice elongated ball. As for the sashimi. Looked like a five year old cut the pieces. Unevenly cut. Many pieces were paper thin on 3 sides with a bit of bulk on one end. All cuts were uneven. Looked like they came from ends that would usually be saved for spicy rolls. Terrible presentation. Small portions. Just a poor effort! Too many other good places in town to bother coming here. Might be different if the prices were representative of the amounts served. Tea was hot. Service was pleasant. read more

I didn't go with high expectations, but Sushi-Cho pleasantly surprised me with very decent lunch options. For ~9 bucks, I got two hand rolls (salmon skin and crab), and two pieces of salmon nigiris, in addition to the usual miso and edamame. It was a very filling meal, and the cut of fish was not bad for a lunch special! My co-worker is literally obsessed with Sushi-Cho and often brings work here. Although she does not consider herself a connoisseur of sushis, she loves this spot and the owner. To some of us, Sushi-Cho is the functional equivalent of a coffee shop, especially when we are in search of calming, therapeutic food in a buzzing world. read more

First of all, our server (the one that's from Massachusetts!) was excellent. She checked up on us frequently, made suggestions that our kids would enjoy, and friendly. The food was delicious. I really like their honey walnut shrimp and their rolls were so good. My older daughter is quite a picky eater but she loved rolls that had masago (fish eggs). My husband really liked his poki salad. Their prices are decent. We spent about $50 for a family of 4 and we still had leftovers. I would highly recommend coming here! read more

I ordered my usual fried squid, fried oyster, and combo yakisoba was ready early and hot!! As soon as I arrived, the staff brought it out to my car. I'm always satisfied and appreciate their attention to details (packaging is sturdy, napkins, utensils, and sauces). I'll be back!! read more

Went here as part of a sushi-meet up group. They had good hh specials. The sushi was good, but nothing especially impressive. I got an Alaskan roll, a spicy yellow tail and a Cali roll. Everything was nicely made and reasonably fresh. They had a good assortment of sake choices - a good match to the aforementioned hh specials. I got a cold small sake and it came in a cute little pop-top sake bottle (never seen that before). read more

Well, well, well, Sushi-Cho. Didn't think I'd ever come back did you? Not after the last time I ordered a roll to go and was sick with food poisoning for the most miserable 29 hours of my life... I gave you one more chance, Sushi-Cho. I can't say I'm impressed, but at least it's an improvement over the last visit. My friend and I ordered sashimi for two, the Red Dragon roll and a Rainbow Roll. Miso soup and edamame were served complimentary. Here were the pros and cons of our visit: Pros: -close to campus -great sashimi, no fishy off-tasting nastiness -white tuna sashimi is DELISH -best miso soup in town (and they don't charge $3!... talking to you, Fresh Wasabi) Cons: -rolls were terribly constructed. Very little rice on both rolls, didn't even cover the nori completely. Red Dragon roll eel was slippery and kept sliding all over the roll. Rainbow roll fell apart completely; these rolls were not properly formed/pressed/whatever they do with that little bamboo mat. -weird atmosphere (for me)... some were dressed up, some were... well, me and my friend. I think this place deserves "casual" status. -wait staff. Sorry to contradict some of the reviews below, maybe this server just started. We had to ask for extra wasabi twice, miso and edamame took ~10+ minutes to arrive tableside, at which point the sushi was almost ready. Begged for water refills. Next time, I'll sit at the sushi bar. There are better places in town, such as Sushi Ten. I'd say skip going to Sushi Cho unless 1) you're only getting sashimi and you avoid the waiter mentioned above or 2) you're too lazy to drive an extra 5 minutes to get to a quality place. read more

i must say that i was hungry and craving for some sushi is a dry non-oceanic place like tucson, az. I knew not to expect to much, but the place definitely has some goods and bads. the sashimi was cut in generous pieces, but the rolls were nothing special. there was not a single roll that i would crave to eat. oh, waiters, and waitresses are all cantonese... read more

This is the best bargain for sushi in Tucson. The happy hour prices for rolls and drinks are phenomenal, as in "hey honey! we can afford to have sushi every week!" The quality is totally satisfactory. Not the best sushi I've ever had in Tucson, but it is definitely tasty enough for a date night when you're in between paychecks. The service is excellent, they're really nice about accommodating large parties without reservations. The location in a strip mall can be a little hard to find for newcomers, but it is convenient for people looking to grab an affordable bite before heading downtown for artisanal cocktails or a concert. read more

Decent prices for OK sushi. I tried the Spicy Tuna Handroll, Yellowfin Maki, and had the Sushi Cho Box dinner (which was a really good deal if you're really hungry.) Box dinner comes with a little bit of everything from orange chicken with fried rice, bowl of miso soup, bowl of salad, 3 pieces of fried gyoza on fried noodles, your choice of teri chicken or teri salmon, 4 pieces of tempura.. all for $8. Sadly, I liked the atmosphere because it wasn't crowded and noisy (bad from a business point of view). I'd go here again. Oh, they also have a happy hour. read more

Normally, I use Yelp to check out any and every new place I eat at. This weekend I made an exception, my mom said Sushi Cho was good and I went with it... I went for dinner on a Saturday with 3 other people. Let's start with the good... We recieved complimentary miso soup and edamame. Service was attentive and friendly. The White Tuna Tataki was EXCELLENT, the squid salad was also very good. The cuts of yellowtail and white tuna nigiri were thick. I didn't catch what the bill was, but from what I saw on the menu prices seemed to be on the low end. And now, the not so good... The majority of the rolls we ordered were WAY too large. It should not take 3 bites to eat one piece of a roll. Only one roll was easily edible. The nigiri wasn't melt-in-my-mouth fresh as I have come to expect Overall, Sushi-Cho just didn't wow me at all. I know, Tucson is in the desert and I shouldn't expect too much from a sushi place in the desert... but I still expected a little better from Sushi-Cho. read more

Nothing special. Just like "most of" the Japanese restaurants in Tucson. Not very good and not very bad. It is eatable and will keep you away from starving to death. Here is a picture of their ice water, enjoy! read more

Sushi-Cho - The water. - Japanese Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

This is me and my girlfriend's favorite spot to get sushi in Tucson. I love this place, love sitting at the bar, and watching the chef's do their thing. I love the spicy tuna, and they have some of the best eel in Tucson that I've tasted. prices are good, and has a great atmosphere. Staff is attentive and so nice. highly recommend if you're looking for a good place to go whether you live in Tucson or you're visiting! Corner of Broadway and Campbell! read more

This review is based on many years of eating at Sushi Cho for lunch and dinner... I had a Japanese American friend who loved the place for their more traditional Japanese fare. This would have been back before they expanded in the early 2000's. Since, the place has seen ups and downs, both in quality of food and in service. Recently, I've been impressed with some of the changes they've made. They've always had very affordable selections for lunch - and now they've added some great sushi combos. Ramen is a new offering and isn't bad for Tucson. And, they've got $1 nigiri for happy hour now! That's awesome! Their sushi is always fresh, but I feel like they often make the pieces too large (though the happy hour pieces are about right). Their rolls tend to be loose and harder to eat, but their portions are generous. My advice: try the non-sushi options. Amazing soba noodles and yakisoba, juciy and delicious salmon and tonkatsu. As long as you get lucky with the wait staff, you'll have a great night out! read more

They have good happy hour. We spent about 28 bucks for my husband and myself! I had ordered their beef fried rice, the beef was a little chewy so I picked it all out and the dish was actually better. I will go back and try other stuff on the menu. read more

Ordered take out. Pick-up was fine. Carefully ordered our food due to a shrimp allergy, when we got to the Las Vegas roll found a shrimp tail. Luckily it didn't become an issue but easily could have. Otherwise food was good. read more

This place is in my neighborhood, however I had never been. They have great fresh sushi and very affordable. They have an amazing happy hour during the week and on Saturday happy hour from 5-7pm. Happy hour is 1/2 off premium saki and $1 pieces of nigiri and many other screaming deals. The have a sushi combo plate with miso and a salad for $8.95 which also includes 4 pieces of nigiri and one roll of your choice. I highly recommend checking this place out. read more