The food is amazing and very flavorful i am definitely coming here for sushi…read more Our waitress was amazing and very sweet and kind and our food came out pretty fast The overall atmosphere of the place is very relaxing and nice especially when you coming on a date or out with friends or even alone definitely 10/10.

This is a great spot for sushi. The weather was hot and we decided to have some fresh food. Today…read morewe tried a calamari salad, mussels and a pork katsu bento box. The bento box comes with a miso soup. We enjoyed all the flavors. Our server wasn't very attentive, she never come back to check if we needed anything. The place was clean and fresh to cool down a little from the hot day.

I brought a friend because we both love sushi. The place was pretty full but we were seated right…read moreaway. My friend was blown away by this concept and it made our visit so enjoyable. We must of eaten 15 plates of food but the great thing is the portions ate small. The whole idea is to take what you like from the conveyor belt and try different things. Everything was good, service was nice, and cost rnded up comparable to what two meals would have cost. My only suggestion would be for the covers to be clearer plastic or labels on them so you know what your getting. We'll be back!

I was excited to try a revolving sushi place on the east side, and I especially wanted my wife to…read morecheck it out, since I had gone to another one on the west side. Sadly, this place disappointed. The food was not very good--it tasted like it had been on the conveyor for a while, and the breading on the golden sushi tasted like the oil was very old. The atmosphere was extremely bland and quite sad, like they just moved in and hadn't really had time to decorate. I guess I'll be driving to the other side of town for my next revolving sushi experience!

I stopped in today because I saw some pictures floating around social media about this place that…read moreoffers sushi rolls at really cheap prices. It's take-out only so you can order from a small kiosk by the wall or go up to the counter. I got three rolls and picked the Japanese chicken, marinated salmon, and avocado shrimp. I picked the fried onions and veggie mix for the toppings (jalapeños are $1 extra) and went with the spicy sauces. This place cuts the rolls into 10 pieces, puts them all into a box, and then places the toppings and sauces over everything. It's a style I haven't seen before so it looks really messy, especially if you order more than one roll, but it's pretty good for the price. With tax and a tip the total was about $17. The only thing I would change is asking for less toppings and less sauce. They were good, but the flavors (especially the sauces) overpowered everything and I could barely taste the rolls. There were so many veggies that I practically had a salad. I live in Las Cruces so this place is really far out of my way but I will definitely be making a return visit the next time I'm in the area. I really hope they stay in business because offering large portions at low prices, especially in Japanese cuisine, doesn't always work out.

I tried this sushi before I went for myself. I expected to see some old school chef in the back…read morerolling sushi but to my surprise, i saw some young energetic people rolling some kick ass tasty sushi. If your a spicy Tuna roll fan don't look further, this is your spot

BEST sushi in El Paso!!! Everytime I go they have the best service and are very friendly! Highly…read morerecommend!!!

This was a take out order…read more Passing by the store one day and see this banner that says Ramen shop now open. Now when you go ahead and put something so bold as to say Ramen Shop, this implies you have more then just 2 bowls of ramen to offer. I mean why else would you make a 4x2 banner and stick it out your store claiming you have a ramen stand? Curious about this claim, I called the store to see what type of ramen they have seeing how there is no menu on google. They said they only had 2 types, TWO. Spicy and pork. I was like ok? Ill take pork and told them ill be on my way. Stupid me didn't ask how much it was or how much food I was getting seeing how I just assumed it was around the $10-15 mark and that I would be getting a big enough size. I live on the far east side of El Paso, dam near Horizon, so its gonna take me a while to get there. I get to the restaurant about 10 mins before they close due to the distance that I live. The waitress that opens the door doesn't give me such a happy look like I there and then hands me this small tiny bag that was supposed to be my food. I look at her confused and ask if there was another bag. Of course not. She then tells me its $10. As I had over my card, I look inside and this thing looked like if a ramen place had a kids meal. A tiny cup of soup, an ok size of noodles, thin pork slices the size of a half dollar, and half an egg. It looked basic. Not that there is anything wrong with that, but I would have thought more ingredients would have gone into it seeing how there is a big banner stating you have a ramen stand. Being optimistic I thought to myself that this must be a concentrated stock and may be something new to try. Kind of like how some ramen and stock comes separate and you have to dip your noodles in a sauce and then eat it. Before leaving the restaurant I see the menu on the side of the door. I look and sure enough there are only 2 types of ramen. Tonkotsu ramen and spicy ramen. So I don't know what pork ramen I ordered. Soup This was disappointing. It didn't have a fatty texture but was super light and watery. When I tasted it, it tasted like it came from a package. But not Tonkotsu. It tasted like a weak shio ramen base but was too salty. So I wouldn't know what to call it. Noodles The noodles were alright and were super soft (possibly due to my fault for ordering them too early). I had no qualms with the noodles. Pork This was extremely upsetting to me to call this "pork ramen". The pork was thinly sliced and were the size of a half dollar. It really looked like a ramen happy meal but with inflated prices. The pork was soft but didn't have any flavor nor the taste that you usually associate pork and ramen together. If they want their "ramen shop" to thrive here they should look at other places that charge the same or a little more. I was supposed to take a friend here to try this but thanked my lucky starts I didn't and save him from this embarrassment they called "ramen". As I don't think this idea is a bad one, why not try making a bigger bowl for adults and market this bowl as a kids one.

This place has the normal sushi house feel to it when you walk in. The difference is the staff…read more They were extremely friendly and attentive. I ordered 2 rolls. The Salmon SP and the Riyoma roll. Both came out quickly and everything tasted fresh. I also ordered the red bean ice cream mochi. I would come back for that alone honestly. It was that good.

Stumbled on this place by pure chance but I am glad I did since this is a pretty decent Japanese…read morerestaurant. Whether you want sushi, noodles, or something in between, I feel confident that this a good place to get it in El Paso.

We were in town for the BTS concert and stumbled upon this place. Juan was our server and he was…read moreamazing. Super friendly and knowledgeable about the menu and items. The prices were so affordable and the food portions were big. The fish came in big pieces and were very fresh. The bathroom reads clean and smelled nice. Here's everything we got: - Tuna Belly - Big pieces and large portion. Fresh tasting. Fried garlic slices and charred and crispy cabbage in a ponzu sauce. The sushi helped with the strong garlic taste. Everything together was delicious. - Gyoza - pan fried on one side... Flavorful. Sauce was good, not overwhelmingly soy sauce - Dynamite - Liquidy buttery spicy mayo. It is spicy for me but also good. Big portion. Scallops are the tiny ones though. - Chef's Choice Sashimi - 20 pieces for $50. Big long pieces. Fresh. The red snapper was sweet. - Lobster Roll - Big portions. Topped with the same spicy mayo from the dynamite. Actual big pieces of lobster instead of tiny ones that usually come in these rolls. - Aki Passion drink - Sweet but not too sweet. Hint of tartness. Nice big slice of kiwi on top. Really delicious. If we ever come back to El Paso, we'd definitely would come back.

I was introduced to this restaurant and have NOT stopped coming back since…read more I was never a raw sushi girl, but when introduced all they ate was Nigiri...scary when that's never been your MO. However, the salmon belly nigiri is incredible, changed my life in fact lol. I CRAVE this salmon belly and make it a self date night. I typically order the salmon belly nigiri, tuna or tuna belly nigiri (MP-make sure you check) and call it a day. Tonight, I ordered salmon belly sashimi comes with 5pcs vs the 2 pc Nigiri and order some sushi rice and ate to my liking. I also had the tuna and was beautiful as well. Tuna was nice and firm, great taste and so fresh. Salmon belly is for those whom love more fatty content than normal and it gives a buttery texture. No need for additional sauces. I'm a sauce gal and no need for anything but they do pair the dishes with ginger, wasabi, and what I believe to be shaved radishes (could be wrong). This is all I've tried, but I've come back multiple times just for this trust me order. I cannot speak to any of the other dishes, but I can imagine they are just spectacular. Miso soup they start you off is always hot, green onions are thin with a punch and tofu bites are present. Cocktails have always been very tasty, I love the variation of sake- Sacred Mist is the one to choose. Service is great he was busy but very attentive when present, bartender was so sweet and talkative. I genuinely enjoy every time I am here. The prices are pricey but for good reason. Must t

Fast service and I love they have a drive thru. I love the teriyaki chicken. Staff is very friendly…read moreand they always remember my order when I come in for lunch.

We absolutely love this place! Wonderful customer service and the food was made fresh so we did…read morehave to wait 15 minutes, but it was well worth it. Look at all that avocado on the sushi!! Just amazing! The ribs were flavorful and super tender. And trust me, I had so many Kalbi ribs that were not tender, this place isn't one! The below plate was about $24. (Korean bbq box and sushi)

POKE IS LIFE!!!! I…read moreremember the first time i ever had poke, and it was life altering. I always liked eating the occasional sashimi here and there, but it wasnt until a few years ago that i discovered the magnificence that is poke! Sadly because of that particular spot of eureka, i still consider to be superior above all else and set the rest of them below. This place is good tho. I love their bowl sizes that can vary so that i dont have to waste anything or overeat, which is usually the case lol. So i was able to get a small portion of 3 meats, which was tuna, spicy tuna, and shrimp. I absolutely ADORE tuna so i usually cant resist its chunky, hearty goodness. I also enjoy a good spring mix/kale base for my poke to be as healthy as possible. And im an absolute sucker for mango and edamame when it comes to pairing sashimi type cuts. So i threw that in, plus avocado, plus fried onions. Dont judge me! I know that is crap but i love onions! Lol Didnt have their poke 3 dressing of all things tho. So that was kind of a let down. I settled for their citrus ponzu which was good. Super fast and super friendly staff! Not to bad of a price for 3 protein choices so im extremely happy when they make sure not to skim their scoops of protein with that baby sized spoon of theirs they call a scooper lol

This place is pretty cool. I went here for dinner. There was no crowd, but they have plenty of…read moreseating area. The ingredients were fresh, and I like their options. However, on the menu, it says two poke scoops for the number I got, but the scoops weren't regular. They were freaking tiny like baby scoops. One ice cream scoop was bigger than one poke scoop. I understand fresh fish is expensive, but damn, those scoops were little. I'm not over exaggerating at all. Unless the worker used the wrong scooper, I was disappointed, and I got an extra scoop, so the bowl wasn't just full of rice. You can check it out if you want, but don't expect the scoops to be regular scoops. If you're a poke lover, be prepared to pay additional for the tiny scoops or find another poke place in town and then compare it to this one. Maybe the tiny poke scoop is consistent around town. Let me know.