Sushi N

Some of the best sushi in the city. Great presentation and great taste. Did not cheap out on quantity either. Really good food and fast service. Nice interior as well. Will be going back for sure.

After hearing good things about this restaurant, I thought I would give it a try. I ordered a Spicy crunchy roll. Some pieces of the roll were very spicy, other pieces were not spicy at all. The most disappointing was the French Kiss roll. One piece of the roll contained shrimp with shell on, which is not a pleasant thing to find out as you unknowingly bite into a piece of a roll. When I asked the server about this, she said this is how it is served and offered no apology. I won’t be back.

The sushi is delicious here and their sashimi is really good, it’s because of this restaurant I was hooked on sashimi! The only problem is sometimes they get too busy so don’t be surprised to wait over 45 minutes for your order. The staff is really kind and accommodating as well.

I love Sushi N! It’s my go to place when I have a Sushi craving. Rolls are delicious and the prices are fabulous. Service is only OK, however. I waited a long time for my food and as an apology they brought my friend and I soup on the house. I will still go back again for the prices and quality.

With friend in the area I have been here and one other place near by. over all OK food good service however not as good as we can get else well. Over all an OK place to go for the area but not a destination restaurant, not sure what will bring us back again.

The cooked teriyaki beef is fantastic. Great flavour and comes with loads of beansprouts and sticky rice. Mmmm good. I visit about once a month and still get frustrated (but dont show it) ordering due to employee language barriers.

It’s okay. Food and price are decent but nothing great. It’s located in the Southglen Shopping Mall; nicely decorated, it’s a small restaurant with about 12 tables. There aren’t a lot of choices for rolls and most of the special rolls have some type of house sauce on it.
The goma ae ($ 3.75) was decent, a very small portion of spinach though but nicely dressed with the sesame sauce. Shrimp tempura (8 pcs, $ 8.95) was a tad greasy with a thicker batter than I like. The mackerel nigiri was good but a bit wet from the marinade. The tuna/​salmon sashimi ($ 12.25) were fresh and delicious. The bakudon ($ 4.50) and chopped scallop (5 $ 5.75) rolls were decent. And the green tea was light and delicious.
Service is kinda brutal as the servers are preoccupied even though it’s not that busy. They don’t refill drinks and aren’t proactive in their jobs so you really have to grab their attention if you want something. They are nice but aloof servers ruin a meal for me. Mediocre sushi if you live in that area but I don’t think I’ll take a trip back since it’s not that convenient for me.