Overall the food was good, and there's a higher attention to detail than other mid/low-priced sushi takeaway's. I guess the let down came from a combination of not having had sushi in a long time and the fact that it reinforced its values of "freshly made sushi with the best ingredients", in big bold letters on the wall. To sum up the pros and cons: - The miso soup was boring. You're better off buying those ready made pouches and adding hot water. - The tuna supreme could have been a bit more spicy - The tempura shrimp dragon roll was warm and cold. Just the way it should be. - The rice was a tad bit too hard. - The fish was good and the ratio to rice was as well good. read more

We were in our holiday in Denmark and visited Aalborg for a day trip. The SushiSushi is near the city central and next to a parkade. They Yelp Reviews weren't so great, but we gave it a try. And it was good. In comparison to our German Sushi Bar we go, Sushi wasn't so bad. They Sushi was fresh made, delicious und the staff was really nice to us. For Germans Denmark is a little bit expensive, so the prices seems to be okay for locals. The only problem is the variety of beverages, possible the Bar is more oriented for take aways. They service Arizona teas, two beers, Afri Cola and some Vitamin water drinks you'll find nowadays nearly everywhere. Hot green tea would be great in a Sushi Bar. read more

The sushi is actually quite decent, fresh and in pretty good portion size. The service was pretty slow and spotty but I think it is just how it is here in Denmark. I would recommend the dragon rolls and shrimp tempura. My japanese company approved of the sake. It is definitely a little pricey for what you get. Decor was alright seemed like trying too hard to be trendy. Otherwise pretty standard sushi place in comparison to what you get in NYC. read more