Leaving Tucson on the way back to Phoenix and wanted to get a quick bite. We looked for sushi and…read morefound Samuri Sombrero, a start up sushi spot in a food court in central Tucson. This was not what we expected but the staff was friendly and 1/2 patrons at the food hall were eating sushi. The stalls have big energy today and lots of patrons are searching for a seat. Why not give them a chance? The menu is fairly varied for a small pop-up with traditional and deep fried sushi rolls. The female wait staff is handing out egg drop soup samples to everyone, ever those eating pizza and gyros. Looking around, these rolls are huge. We chose the Sonoran roll with shrimp tempora, spicy tuna, spicy crab topped with seared salmon and yuzu sauce. This roll was flavorful and spicy. Another roll was the Samurai with shrimp tempora, cream cheese, avacado wrapped in soy paper deep fried and covered with spicy crab / shrimp mix baked in a spicy aioli and eel sauce. This was our favorite roll with a pop in the tempora shrimp and an uncious taste coupled with a bite. Our third and final roll was the heart attack. Another spicy roll with shrimp tempora, avacado, cream cheese topped with jalepeno, spicy crab and chef sauce. Again, another good roll and a ton of food. This food mall is in an unassuming neighborhood with a smiling server who is hustling like crazy. The sushi was good, unique and tasty. It was a huge amount of food. Give this hard working staff and chance, she is enthusiastic and working hard. To the staff at Samurai Sombrero who are working hard and obviously, not a trained sushi chef. To the public, take a chance, give Samurai Sombrero a try and judge for yourself.

I would give this place 10 stars if I could! They have three main vegan sushi rolls. The death free…read morefoodie is my absolute favorite!!!! everything is always so good here. Get a side of fresh steamed edamame while you wait. The owner is an absolute delight. I love her so much. Just a wonderful human. It is within the American eats food court. Lots of seating. Including bar area. There is also outdoor seating.

Delicious! Ramen is outstanding. Their Black Tea Old Fashioned is outstanding. Enjoyed the…read moresashimi and other appetizers. Good service. A nice stop! Just too expensive. So going during Happy Hour helps. That is the only time I will go.

Finally visited after a year of it being on my radar and, dare I say, this is a top contender for…read morebest sushi in Tucson in my opinion. The menu seems a bit more fusion than traditional but a good balance of pushing boundaries without trying too hard. We made a reservation for lunch on a Sunday but were only one of three parties. The ambiance inside is cute and cozy and I'm sure the patio is nice during the cooler months. We ordered quite a bit but our favorites definitely were the pork belly appetizer, the hafu roll, and the neo-genesis roll. I'd love to come back and try their ramen.

This food court is a really cool spot. The environment is super friendly and sociable, and it feels…read morelike a great place to hang out whether you are grabbing a quick bite or staying a while. There are about nine or ten different food options, so you have a ton to choose from. You have everything from hot dogs, Greek food, burgers, pizza, pasta, sushi, coffee, and more. On top of that, about a third of the space is a full bar, which adds to the overall vibe. We tried Monster Sonoran Dogs and GM Kitchen 86, and both were really good. The burger from GM Kitchen was massive and the fries were on point. If you are in the mood for a burger, that is definitely the place to go. One thing that really stood out was how clean everything was. The staff going around cleaning tables were constantly on top of it, and one of them even helped answer a couple quick questions I had. Overall, this is a great spot with lots of variety, good food, and a welcoming atmosphere. Definitely worth checking out.

This place is so cool. If you're coming by yourself or with a partner or a group of friends, there…read moreis something for everybody here. It is similar to a food court style set up, but it is modern and elevated, but with a rustic feel and vibe. There is everything from sushi, burgers, Sonoran, dogs, coffee, ice cream, tacos, pizza, Greek, and so much more. Today I was drawn in by the Birria Dog. It has a cool pink bun and all of the fixings of a Sonoran dog with Birria on top. They also had something called juicy sticks which is basically mozzarella sticks with Birria onions, cilantro, salsa Verde, and a lime. This has an amazing cheese pool if you are looking for an epic photo app and delicious taste. We also tried the gourmet sandwiches and delicious burgers called GM kitchen 86. We got the butcher burger and fries and it did not disappoint. The burger is stacked high with two patties and two onion rings and slathered with sauce and cheese. They also have patio seating too, and even a bar for those who want to partake in a little adult beverage. I highly recommend checking out this location, especially for the variety that it has and the atmosphere.

Love this place. I always order ahead by phone and my order is ready when i pick up. We love the…read morecharola, its a great deal for the price (4 sushis, buffalo chicken for $50) and it feeds easily 5-10 people for appetizers. I order it for our get togethers. The food is delicious, service is great. And now we can order from the restaurant (los de la 12) when the carreta is closed.

Pulled Up one time with the homies. They was talking Sushi…read morethis sushi that... I got the Sonoran Roll and they got something else. I tried some of theirs and they tried mine. All the sushi was amazing overall. And I've been waiting to go back for more ever since! Dude works out a truck. So, you might be sketchy like idk if I can trust sushi out a truck! But let me tell you this sushi is trustworthy! The wait was like 45 minutes which sucked but the taste and quality made up for it! I recommend calling in your order for pick up if you go! But this spot off Ajo in Tucson, AZ is legit! Check them out!!! Sushi is smacking!

This was a solid Thai food experience! I'd probably give it closer to 4.5 stars but rounded up…read more We got the pad see ew with chicken, the teriyaki chicken and the green curry. All we're flavorful, with well cooked veggies, meat an rice/noodles - nothing overcooked and everything seemed high quality and fresh. The curry had lots of fun flavor notes and came with fluffy rice. The pad see ew could've used a little more sauce but was sweet and savory in the way you hope pad see ew will be. The portions were reasonable too, with 3 dishes ending up with enough leftovers for lunch for 2 people the next day. We'll definitely add this into our takeout rotation!

I'll start by saying that the Tom Kha soup here is by far the best in Tucson in my opinion. I tried…read moreevery it at every single Thai restaurant in town and for me, no other come close to how good it is here. Tart and well balanced with all the flavors of galangal, kaffir lime leaves and spice. Not overly sweet. It comes with mushrooms and I get it with fried tofu or vegetables (they now charge extra to do half and half unfortunately and it's already a little pricey) I alway get Tom Kha at the highest spice level. It's not very spicy here but consistently good. I ask them for Chilli crisp sauce on the side and love to put it in the soup too. Solid 5 stars from me for the Tom Kha soup here! I really miss their old location 4 Seasons where they had it served in a hot pot and had the picnic tables outside. At this new location now they only have disposable dishes and no outside seating. While I find the Tom Kha really perfect here, other dishes are a little less consistent for me. for example last time I got the red curry it was very watery and not quite as good. I did really like their pumpkin curry here too. If you enjoy spice I recommend getting the highest spice level here (5/5), it's definitely far below the spice level of many Thai restaurants. At their previous location I really enjoyed the fresh rolls with tofu but I have yet to get them at the new location. Oh and they are vegan and vegetarian friendly in my experience. My general rating system: 1 star: I would stay away 2 stars: Has some good things about it but I generally don't recommend. 3 stars: Pretty good. I wouldn't go out of my way to go back but a decent place 4 stars: Great place. I would go back. 5 stars: I highly recommend stopping whatever you are doing and making plans to try it out! An Evie favorite!

Really love coming to this place after a nice yoga session on Tuesdays…read more My go-to has been the Mt. Fuji Bowl with Tuna with half the serving of rice but my last time there I tried the black sesame ramen. It was really rich and flavorful. I want to say that it was just as good as Monta Ramen in Chinatown in Las Vegas. You walk up, you order then they text you when your order is ready. While you're waiting, you can grab a drink from the Westbound Bar (drink included with yoga) then find a spot then chill with your fellow yogis. After having had the ramen I would designate this place as the go to next time I feel like having it.

Out-of-towner visiting Tucson and, as someone who's obsessed with sushi, I was so excited to find…read morethis spot near our Airbnb at the super cute MSA Annex. The whole area is really fun--made up of shipping container shops--and has such a cool, laid-back vibe. It already set the tone before we even got our food. Coming from California, I definitely have high expectations when it comes to sushi, and this place honestly delivered. The fish tasted fresh, the rice was flavorful and well-balanced, and everything just came together really nicely. We also tried some ramen, which was surprisingly solid too. We grabbed our food and sat near the bar, and it made for a great, casual dinner experience. Between the food and the atmosphere, it's a really nice spot to check out, especially if you're visiting Tucson and want a good sushi fix.

Came here for a small working/weekday lunch. The restaurant was 3/4 full and staff was on top of…read morethings. I opted for the #3 lunch special (3 pieces of sushi and a roll + miso soup) for $14. All reasonable, given that it's sushi, but I'll be honest, this still-growing-boy needed a bit more after that! The sushi itself was "ok" but the hand roll was terrific. Staff was attentive to all entrees and drinks (refilling my friend's diet coke 3 times!) and had zero problem with doing 4 separate checks too. Venue is simple and leans towards a subdued Asian-typical theme. Parking is easy and free in the shared strip-mall lot.

We have ordered from Sushi Cho for years on special occasions…read more They always have the most fresh sashimi and delicious Hamachi Kama in town. We ordered on Sat. Feb 7 for two Hamachi Kamas ($16/each) and one Chirashi ($30) to go. These Kamas came with salad, miso soup, rice and half orange. Well salted and peppered to perfection. Chirashi was similar with abandon of fresh sashimis and rice. (see photos below) Their sushi boat ($59) is always a delightful feast for multiple people. Their servers are very friendly and attentive to all customers too. I highly recommend this restaurant to all sushi lovers. (Other Note: Ordered same dishes from Kazoku sushi on Feb 3rd because Sushi Cho was closed. Their Hamachi kamas were much smaller, charred, no garnishes and more expensive ($18). Their Chirashi ($35) sashimis are very fresh too, but not as much and not as many kinds as Sushi Cho.)

Sushi is tasty, the service is great and are very friendly. Food truck is always clean and seating…read morearea is always clean as well. Overall, its a great spot!

This is a great little food truck. He's got a couple of tables set up under a canopy so you can…read morealso stay and eat here. Sushi - great flavor but a bit too much rice. Everything was super fresh and he's got some very cool mixes but the big mouthful of rice took away from the filling and made it hard to eat each individual roll. The last couple of end pieces of each roll were also missing some or most of the filling. Definitely a solid place to come and grab some yummy, fresh sushi for a good price.

O Sushi is absolutely the best sushi in Tucson, Arizona, hands down. Additionally, it is some of…read morethe best sushi I have ever had anywhere, including in the San Francisco Bay Area and Japan. Just as important as the yummy food, the Team is super nice and make it a real pleasure to enjoy one's meal here, as well. They are attentive, kind, appreciative and treat their guests like Family. And finally, I would be remiss if I did not say how much I love the ambiance. The baseball theme and passion for the game is evident and heartfelt. If O Sushi was a baseball team they would definitely be in the Big Leagues and they would definitely have a World Series appearance on a regular basis. Keep up the Amazing work O Sushi. We greatly appreciate you!

O sushi is our favorite sushi place in Tucson! The food is delicious and the staff are so friendly…read more They have mostly classic rolls which are always fresh and satisfying.

Wanted some sushi and saw that Google had good reviews for this place so we decided to drop in…read more It's located off a busy street and parking is tight and only one way entry. Wasn't busy at all so we were seated and able to order quite quickly. We ordered the caterpillar and especial rolls. Each came with miso soup. Their three TVs in close proximity kept us entertained while we waited. Our server was also attentive of us. Everything was delicious. I liked how they had the extra sides on the plates that I wouldn't see at other traditional sushi restaurants; scallions, jalapeños, and krab. The especial pieces were about 2.5 times the size of normal rolls as well. Definitely recommend this place.

I used to only order delivery here and decided to try them out in person. I would consider…read moreTerisushi as Mexican Japanese fusion. They don't only serve sushi or teriyaki either. The menu appetizers include gyoza, edamame, but they also serve Mexican torito--which is a chili pepper stuffed with cream cheese & shrimp then deep fried. I was really looking forward to it but unfortunately the ones I got served were still frozen inside. Unfortunate as the outside coating was perfectly fried and not too oily but I guess that's why it didn't really get cooked the whole way. Now, you'd think I would've left after the not-so-great apps, but def had to stay for the entrees. What's great about this place is really their donburi bowls, specifically, the unagi donburi bowl. Has just enough unagi, maybe a little too much rice but never the less, a really great sauce to tie it together. They've got a slew of fried sushi rolls but I've never really been a fan of those. They also have "teppan" meals which are dishes with your choice of protein served with rice on the side. They also do have nigiri and baked rolls as well. Inside the restaurant, I really liked the fake grass wall with their sign on it and the server was very nice. I would have given them a higher rating but the uncooked torito kinda did turn me off. Definitely would still go to this place and/or order delivery as long as it's the teri/sushi type dishes not the torito. Overall, Terisushi is one of the better Mexican sushi places in town.