W Sushi Bar

Good Food miso soup was great and fresh fried sushi is very good you can even order your sushi and ask to be fried which gives extra flavor desserts are exotic as well
Service is good attentive and try to please you
Atomosphere is acceptable I will come back soon

Found this sushi bar close to the Gran Melia in Puerto Rico. Ordered several pieces of sushi as well as two specialty rolls for 2 people. Everything we ordered was great! Especially liked the smoked salmon sushi and the spicy tuna roll. I would recommend this restaurant if you are in the area.

Well I should have known better than to try and get good such In Puerto Rico, not that it was bad just not great. Probably the best place around here to get it so if you are craving it, this is pretty safe. I suggest taking advantage of the awesome local foods here while you can.

The food was good — good presentation and flavor, fresh —. The place is very small though; overall it was a great dining experience. Very good.

The chef went out of his way to make us a special meal, staff was amazing and I highly recommend it to all locals and non locals for an amazing asian fusion food treat!

Great fusion of Japanese and local flavours .very reasonably priced. great service. Worth every penny.

Pleasantly surprised by this great sushi place! A+ for presentation! Friendly staff, exquisite sushi combos-​traditional style rolls with a little PR flair!!!

I have to say this place might had exceeded my expectations. The rolls were a taaaaad pricier than what I usually pay (basic rolls were $ 13 and signatures rolls ranged from $ 18 – 25) but I had to keep in mind I was in PR. I ordered two basic rolls: salmon and spicy tuna. Very good sized pieces of fish, I must say. The other two rolls were signature rolls and they were REALLY tasty but I am failing as a fellow Unilocaler because I cannot recall the names of those two :(
I would give the service a ⁷⁄₁₀ because they were kind of rushing us to order. They weren’t that busy at the time so I didn’t see the need to rush and I need my time with sushi! They also took about 45 mins to get our order out. It seemed a lot worse because I could have eaten a small child at the time (kidding, but I was starving). Overall, I would probably go back to this place to get me some sushi in PR.

First of all, this restaurant is AMAZING! We had just spent the day hiking and needed something yummy to eat, Unilocal users had given it such great reviews so we came here. I ordered a Pina Coloda and my friend got a strawberry drink. The miso soup had crab stick strip in it and was YUM-​O! The edamame was nothing special but my drink was delicioso!
When our rolls arrived (the Philadelphia roll & Burrito Roll) we were thrilled with the size of them and they were STUFFED full! The Philadelphia roll was fantastic, however, the burrito roll was the star attraction! Salmon, eel, smoked salmon, avocado, tomatos, eel sauce, scallions, cream cheese, rice and all wrapped in a tortilla. O M G!
All together our bill came to just under $ 50! :)

We were staying at the Wyndham and we drove by this place a couple of times and decided to try it out and we’re glad we did. The food is delicious and fresh.
They have an interesting twist of local cuisine in sushi form as well as traditional sushi, sashimi and appetizers. I recommend you try them. I was a little thrown about a lot of rolls having cream cheese, but they are very accommodating and you can have the rolls made with out the cream cheese. My daughter scarfed up the Criollo Roll. The cuts on the rolls were pretty in even but then again they were packed and while making the rolls can’t get any faster I commend them on keeping on point.
The staff is young, but attentive. They make sure you are well taking care of.
While we did not eat at the restaurant (we decided to eat on the balcony of the hotel room) it is a good idea to plan ahead and call ahead to minimize the wait. Since they do not have a website or a menu online (at the time of this review) make sure you stop by and pick up a menu.

An unexpected treat to find high quality maki rolls in this corner of PR. Friendly staff, reasonable prices, and some creativity in the crafting of the selections. The smoked salmon an exceptional choice. All of the ingredients were very fresh. Small demerit for adding cream cheese to so many of the maki.

Excellent!!! Loved everything we had, I recommend the crunchy roll and the dragon. Very big rolls and high quality. Don’t be fooled by the exterior, this inside is small but nice and the sushi is worth the trip!

This place is amazing! The beer is ice cold, the rolls are large and full. You can choose from many different sauces (we liked the mango). The miso soup actually has crab and tofu in it not just broth.

I guess you can find good sushi in the most unexpected places. Far from the city, this small hip sushi restaurant is a hit. Lots of young people cool ambiance and some very passionate chefs. The menu is very interesting and has authentic puertorrican ingredients. I really like the sushi I was actually very impressed. Thumbs up !

He comido varios lugares de sushi y ninguno con los sabores de este lugar, la crab salad es exquisita y la bebida genial
Altamente recomendado

A little hide away spot off the highway that needs to get more attention. The fusion Japanese sushi mixed with awesome Puerto Rican delicacies is amazing. Best and most inventive sushi I have ever had. Try the surf and turf it’s orgasmic.

He comido sushi en muchas partes del mundo, pero sinceramente, creo es el lugar donde el sabor es perfecto.
Mis preferidos: Crab Salad, Seaweed Salad, Mameye Roll, Yunque Roll y Mar y Tierra Roll. Los precios super accesibles, el lugar pequeño, pero acogedor. No entra gente extraña. La iluminación perfecta y la música adecuada para la ocasión. Le doy un 10+.

I was a little concerned about the idea of sushi in Puerto Rico but I really need a break from the amazing PR local cuisine… and so glad I did. This place is yummy! If you’re staying at the Wyndham, it’s just down the street off PR-​3 to the right, next to Pepe’s. It’s well marked with a sushi bar banner.
We ordered 3 rolls and a starter, plus the lo mein side (the hubs was hungry). The starter was a very tasty spring roll with seafood inside. We ordered the Mega Crunch Roll, the Catepillar Roll, and the Double Spicy Roll. The later two were my favorites and compare to some of our local sushi joints in California IMO. The first roll was fine, but personally I’d try another roll if I returned in the future.
The lo mein looked good but I was in my happy sushi coma so only stole a few bites of green/​red peppers and onions from my husband.
If you go, definitely opt for desert. We shared the Guava Wonton dessert. It’s fried wontons with guava inside served with ice cream and was VERY good.
Our server was super helpful, interesting, and recommended us to a place for breakfast tomorrow we’re excited about. Plus a tourist attraction we’re going to check out that wasn’t on our radar but looks awesome. His attention to details really made the meal that much more special for us.
Seriously, don’t even bother with the sushi at the resort. Go here instead! Get out of Wyndham and explore. Its a fun place, nice décor and decent fusion style sushi! Good prices (special rolls were $ 8-​$ 13 range). I just may have to sneak back for dinner tomorrow… I’m a little mofongoed and seafooded out, LOL.