I personally think this is the best sushi in Twin. We go here often! It's small and quaint! The servers and staff are always so smiley and kind and ready to take our orders! They have all you can eat although we've yet to go that route, two roles are generally sufficient for my belly to get full. The menu has a good variety and the rolls are full of flavor! I've yet to try a roll I didn't like! I highly recommend trying this place if you want good sushi, kind staff and quick service! read more

Price is the best reason to go to this restaurant, could use a deep cleaning, sushi is OK for the price

First time coming here was an extremely disappointing experience. Took 45 mins to get half of our order out. The only people that got to eat dinner were our kids and they all had to share a fork to eat their rice. Not worth over $80. We will go elsewhere for sushi. read more

The food here is soooooo delicious! I love the spicy cucumber and tempura veggie roll, plus the sake bombs!! Will be back soon! read more

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My most recent trip tosushi ya was EXTREMELY disappointing. The service was slow and the staff was grumpy and did not care to hide it. My wife and I ordered a total of four sushi rolls, w/ drinks at a total of $65, and on top of that the sushi was bland and tasted like grocery store sushi. If you want good sushi this is not the place. Save yourself some money and go to Nara. read more

Meh, there's better places in Twin Falls, this is a hard pass. I've been to lots of sushi places, this one just leaves so much to be desired on sooo many levels. read more

The service was excellent and food was wonderful. The restaurant was very clean and well organized.

Eek seaweed is tough and way too much imitation crab. Bento box was horrible and not Japanese style. Everyone was Hispanic so maybe that could be why.. I don't think we'll be back.. the staff is very sweet but sitting with tons of dishes on the table after we ate is a big pet peeve. They seem to do very well in there as this area does not offer many good sushi places or restaurants for that matter. read more

Sushi Ya - several plates of sushi and chopsticks - Sushi Bars Near Me - Twin Falls, Idaho

Service is good but as far as the food, it sucks. Me and my husband both got rainbow rolls and they looked completely different. I also got another roll and it was completely different from the description. I think the chefs are just making random shit. Speaking of shit. You might as well just throw your money in the toilet because that's where my lunch went immediately after getting home. More like sushi nah!! Below is what a rainbow roll is supposed to look like. We got something looking more like a California roll. read more

Sushi Ya - This is what a rainbow roll is supposed to look like!! Not at all what we got. - Sushi Bars Near Me - Twin Falls, Idaho

Absolutely disgusting. I honestly didn't know if I was eating fake food or not. Sushi should taste fresh but the ingredient quality was so poor. It is way too expensive to be THAT BAD. I would suggest they hire better staff, let go of a few unnecessary employees and invest in better ingredients. Server was friendly but not super attentive. read more

I really enjoy the all you can eat sushi. There are many good choices to select from. I frequently eat here with a group of friends. However, the ambiance is really challenged, at least during the lunch time with the radio music they play. The music is fine but listening to the commercials makes for a horrible eating experience. It would be helpful to either invest in a music streaming source without commercials or not have music at all. The commercials make it a real challenge. I'd give it 5 stars if they would improve their music source. The service is excellent. We really like Marlena the best. She is very personable, friendly, and attentive to our needs. read more

Best sushi in twin falls. Sometimes it gets packed and busy so it takes longer but that's to be expected. I've tried just about every sushi place in town and this is by far the best one. read more

I've been coming here for year and have always been treated like family the workers are so nice and the food is just amazing would completely recommend to anyone who Has a love of sea food or not so much a fan there is something for everyone read more

This is your typical sushi place you'd find somewhere not very near the coast. It matches with almost any lower end sushi restaurant you'll go to. The atmosphere was lacking any real pazazz and the open floor plan is a little odd, but it worked for our party of four just fine as we were seated in one of the booths. The server was great! I didn't catch her name but she was a very friendly, helpful and cheery gal from Bosnia. She helped one of us who was having trouble deciding on the menu out tremendously. The food was served quickly which is always nice. The hot Sake was very strong so beware! I decided that the best bang for your buck was to get the $25 all you can eat sushi deal and it really does pay for itself but if you're paying for three, like I was, it can add up quick! I got two rolls and some Nigiri Sashimi. The "Rocky Mountain Roll" was delicious and well prepared. I always judge a sushi place on their simplest roll which is usually the "California Roll", and their's was decent. A little fishy but not horrible. The Salmon and Tuna Nigiri was actually pretty tasty and seemed rather fresh. As fresh as it can be! The Octopus and Scallop were over powered by the sesame seeds they put over the top. That's all I could really taste. Overall though, this isn't a bad spot if you're in the mood for a lot of sushi that's fairly prepared and if you're looking to get a good deal. If you want higher end sushi this may not be the spot for you. But again the waitresses and the staff seemed very pleasant and the people catering to me and my group are always something I look for going to a restaurant; so A+ on that front Sushi Ya! read more

Great sushi at a good price. Glad they cut down on the amount of rice they use. Definitely where I get my sushi on.

The two starts are for a good and fast service , we ordered tempura and it tasted like funnel cake, the sashimi was still frozen and overall the sushi was not good. read more

Came on a Saturday and absolutely loved the service and food. The waiter was super nice and even cracked some jokes with us. Now the sushi was awesome, I'm not from around here and I've been trying to find good sushi for a while now and I don't know why I was holding off on sushi ya but I'm so happy I finally tried it! So good! read more

Admittedly we're new to twin Falls, but we have had sushi from west to east coast. I would not call myself a sushi connoisseur just because frankly it's really expensive. We were eating at Sushi ya a few times now, and every time it is as delicious as we remember it as colorful and I swore the chef is a plating genius. They never cease to put out really beautiful plates. Our eyes were bigger than our stomach this visit, we both ordered waaaay too much sushi but we savored every bite. We ordered spicy tuna, Las Vegas, rainbow, Godzilla, dragon, futomaki and we honestly can't remember the others. I'll have to update review. read more

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Service was good & the place seemed pretty clean. However, the sushi wasn't the freshest & lacked flavor. My whole family had stomach aches after eating there. I'm not sure we'll try it again. read more

So here's the deal. We yelped sushi places and saw that this was poorly reviewed. However, the hotel staff where we stayed strongly recommended Sushi Ya over Sushi Tokyo which was highly rated on Yelp. Soooooo....this place sucks. It was the worst sushi either of us have ever had. I ordered the rainbow roll which was not only made incorrectly (the different fish were INSIDE the roll) but the rice was overlooked and the fish itself had little flavor. I also ordered the spicy tuna roll with equally overcooked rice and poor quality tuna. Also, the "low salt" soy sauce was clearly mislabeled. Tasted like a salt lick. The best part of the meal was the Asaho beer. It was so bad that we did not finish the sushi and drove to Sushi Tokyo to try it out. read more

This place is great if you prefer quanity over quality, or your feeding an army. All you can eat sushi bars should always be regarded with some suspect. I order their sashimi plate, and found it uninspiring and lacking in the "chef's" skill with his knife. All of the pieces were cut irregularly and of various thicknesses, and the tuna was not thoroughly thawed! As for the rolls that we had, they were okay. I have had much better, and worse (but not by much). We tried this place solely on rave reviews of some acquaintances, but do yourvself a favor save for your cash and go to a traditional sushi bar. read more

We love coming here every time we pass through Twin. Good service, clean, and the food is always great. Usually have 4-5 all you can eat rolls. The chicken strips are really good too if you have someone who doesn't eat sushi. I did accidentally tip the wrong amount last time we went (way too low), so I'll have to make up for it next time. read more

Sushi Ya, you really let me down tonight. Eight times out of ten you are pretty good, today was a different story. I can only assume you had a bad night. It began when I ordered a glass of chardonnay, delivered in a small champagne flute. Asked the waiter if he had a wine glass, since this seemed like a skimpy serving. "No. We don't have wine glasses." But I know you do, since it's always been served in a wine glass. Got up, found the manager and asked if I could get a wine glass with a regular pour of wine, and was told that they are out of wine glasses. Hint: Run down to the Dollar Store and get some wine glasses to use until you can order more. Oooo. Can't wait for the miso soup, which I adore. Came to my table COLD. Whaaat? Couldn't find the waiter, so once again I had to get up and find someone. After five minutes a new bowl arrived. Five minutes? All right. Ready for the tasty (and different) house salad of shredded cabbage and carrots with the tasty and creamy house dressing. Whaaat? Cabbage was wilted and the dressing so watery it wouldn't even cling to the cabbage. Sushi was on par, but I was so crabby about the previous screw-ups that I was just not in the mood, especially watching one of the sushi chefs CHOMPING ON GUM THE ENTIRE TIME! And to top it all off I was charged for everything without regard to my complaints. (Trust me, I was not there for a free meal, but really?) Management, it's all about watching and caring for the details. Someone was asleep at the wheel tonight. read more

My wife and I have been eating here for years. Maybe it's not the most authentic sushi but we like it. We always get the same thing and the friendly staff always remembers our order read more

The nigiri has old fish. You can even taste and smell that its not fresh. I love albacore but this place has horrible tasting albacore. I guess one can hide the freshness of the fish in a roll with the sauces. Worst sushi spot I have ever eaten at. They do have AYCE. read more

10/10 i would recommend! The service is usually always on point, staff is very friendly and attentive and the sushi is always fresh, made on demand! We always leave very satisfied! read more

Not my first choice for sushi in Twin, but it will do if I'm close and don't want to drive down dreaded Blue Lakes! It's all just so-so, nothing spectacular or stand out. read more

Hands down the best sushi restaurant in Southern Idaho. The Sushi is always very fresh and they have many options to chose from. They also offer all you can eat sushi for a very low price of $18.99 for dinner and $13.99 for lunch which means it is the best place to eat for quantity and quality sushi. The staff are also incredibly friendly despite what other reviews have said. They generally do not want to bother you while you are eating, but will come over as seen as you are getting close to finished with your rolls to see if you would like to order more. The owner is really friendly and if you are a regular she starts to call you by name which creates a very comfortable eating environment. I have been eating here for around six years now and have never had a single complaint. My favorite rolls: -Rocky Mountain -Godzilla -Hurricane -Crystal Shrimp read more

Sushi Ya - Sushi Bars Near Me - Twin Falls, Idaho

It is really good the food is fresh and the chef is a professional at making sushi rolls

So, so bad. We tried the lunch buffet and every single roll was bad. We actually left a plate full of uneaten sushi (which is usually blasphemous, in my opinion) because we just couldn't choke down anymore. The rolls were incredibly plain, the fish seemed old, and some rolls had super weird combinations, like the one topped with honey-roasted almonds and a strange sauce that we deemed most likely fry sauce. Complete waste of money, and I feel like we got lucky not getting a food-borne illness after our experience there. read more

Best sushi in town! I've lived all over the US and on the coast, and for price/quality - this is the place I always choose to get sushi in Twin Falls. INSIDER TIPS: - Go for lunch during the week (not weekends) and do AYCE (all you can eat) for $13.99 - If you go on the weekend/evening it will be $18.99, but you get more options. I think there are plenty of options for the lunch AYCE, so I rarely go nights/weekends. - The owner lady who is usually there looks intimidating, but she's actually really sweet. - Up at the check out counter, there are MORE ORDER CARDS to mark if you want to order more rolls (or if you're splitting the check). GO GRAB A FEW EXTRAS IF YOU NEED THEM. They don't mind, and it takes two seconds. There's also extra pens up there. - Many times the staff will not want to disturb your table, so you have to flag them down when you're ready to order or when you need more drinks. But they always seems excited to help; I think they just don't want to interfere. Favorite Rolls: -Hybrid Roll -Godzilla -Sunset Hands down favorite roll: Rocky Mountain Roll - not part of lunch AYCE - Crystal Shrimp roll with a variety of raw fish (sashimi) strips on top - fairly large roll read more

I would definitely recommend the all you can eat sushi, they have a great selection and a good price.

ALL YOU CAN EAT SUSHI!? ONLY ABOUT $20!? Sounds great! Oh.. except that the old lady (hostess? owner? not sure.) will give you a major attitude if she thinks you've had enough. They stop coming to your table after 2 orders, you literally have to flag someone down, or get up and ask for another sushi menu. And as you order more, the pieces of fish get thinner and thinner, until you can almost see through them, and the wad of rice gets fatter and fatter. And besides, the sushi just isn't very good. I did give them 2 stars, instead of 1 because they have something called crystal shrimp that is actually pretty delicious. read more

I went to lunch here with a friend after several people told us it was good and better than another sushi restaurant we enjoy. We should have stayed with the place we like. This place was not good. The staff was unfriendly bordering on rude. The owner and sushi chefs never smiled or looked happy. The food was not very good. It did not have a good flavor and I felt rather sick for the rest of the day. read more

There are a lot of mixed reviews about this place, so I wanted to give it a try to see for myself. The conclusion: I'm not a fan. What I ordered (don't judge, it was all-you-can-eat): - Hybrid Roll - New Orleans Roll - Hamachi Nigiri - Scallop Nigiri - Octopus Nigiri - Upside-down Shrimp Nigiri Overall the food was average to below average. It is definitely a quantity over quality type of place. One of the guys I was with said "you get what you pay for" and that is definitely true. With sushi, quality is what I want. I didn't get the feeling the fish was very fresh and the Hamachi was definitely nearing (possibly past) its best-if-used-by date. The only bright spot was the Hybrid Roll which was pretty good. The service was ok, but a little slow. The hostess was very friendly. None of the sushi chefs were Japanese, but, hey, we are in Idaho. What surprised me was how many people there were at this place. We went at 12:30pm and had to wait about 10 minutes to get seated. I don't understand why this place is packed and the other sushi place in town is usually empty. The other place has much better food. The only thing I can conclude is that people are not willing to pay for quality sushi. I would not recommend this place to anyone. It's too bad because if the food was good then the AYCE special would be a great deal... Oh well... read more

Sushi ya.....but NO! If your into gas station sushi sure it's great, if you want good sushi its not. The Russian people are nice but...ya... Maybe the rolls at dinner are better but these are plain Jane basic rolls, nothing special. Place was clean and nice, so they get a star for that, but I make better sushi at home.. Thanks but no thank ......sushi no! read more

This was one of our stopovers during last year's road trip towards Vancouver, BC. The sushi all-you-can was terrific! Can't remember the price, but for what we ate--rolled sushi, nigiri sushi, hand-rolled sushi--we made out like bandits. One reviewer commented about not getting good service at the table. We sat the sushi bar--and our server was attentive, and made sure that the sushis kept coming until we quit. So, perhaps this would have accounted for the difference in the service. I vaguely remember the lady owner. If she was copping a major attitude, I'm glad I was utterly oblivious to it, not when my belly was completely full and satisfied from bingeing on so much sushi LOL Twin Falls surprised me--we stayed at this very nice Shilo Inn. Just gorgeous room, with a wonderful walk-in shower. The room was a nice size. Pretty close to where we were staying in was a bridge, that if I recall collectly, was sitting atop a geologically important structure. You gotta be there to know what I'm talking about. Anyway, back to the sushi--we were happy with it. And wouldn't mind making this place a standard stopover for us during another road trip to the Northwest. read more

My family and I have eaten here many times. We have always liked the people who are managing this business and their servers are always friendly and efficient. I read a few bad reviews before I posted this. I know everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but I have to strongly disagree with the negativity. I have always been treated well. One time, the music was too loud and they were very kind about adjusting the volume. Their food has always tasted great and their drink cups are huge... so you usually don't even need a refill. My husband is extremely picky when it comes to food and he loves Sushi Ya. It's a very nice place to eat lunch or dinner. I would say on the down side that the prices are kinda high so I cannot eat there as much as I'd like to and when I have a few sushi rolls left they will not allow me to take them home if I'm eating "the all you can eat". But I could see how people would take advantage of them if they could order a lot and take it home. Overall, I recommend this place as the best Sushi food in town! read more

What's this ... a veritable sushi oasis in rural southern Idaho? Oh yes! While no one will confuse this with sushi on the Ginza, it is still pretty darn good sushi. This is especially true since it's all-you-can-eat for only $18.85 (dinner) or $13.95 (lunch). Who would have thought you could find sushi like this in a place like Twin Falls? They have a surprisingly wide variety of choices. I strongly recommend the Godzilla, Rainbow, Mama, and Barney Rubble rolls. These are always good choices and I get these every time. The nigiri sushi is always fresh tasting and meaty. The best thing about this place is that it's an inexpensive way to get introduced to a lot of different types of sushi. There are better (and far more expenses) sushi places around, but you ALWAYS get your money's worth here. read more

The sushi,chicken katsu and salmon teriyaki were ok but everything else was not. They gave what seemed to be the same sauce for the gyoza and tempura. The tempura was not tempura. It was deep fried but not with the traditional tempura breading. My grandson LOVES miso soup. He took one sip and moved it to the side. It had no flavor at all. The service was almost nonexistent. We normally eat at Sushi Tokyo but friends raved about this place so we wanted to give it a try. We will not be returning. read more