One Two Three Sushi

$ 5 for small side of white rice? Maybe that is why you can’t find it listed on any of the menus.

Reasons for stars
1. Fresh ingredients
2. Decent pricing
3. Friendly Staff
4. Variety of healthier soy sauce types
Reasons for lack of more stars
— Sushi rolls not assembled properly.
*Meaning rolled tight enough (constantly breaking apart, bites are large). Not sure if there has been recent turnover, this wasn’t an issue 7−8mnths ago and not isolated to one worker. One additional suggestion would be to serve the roll standing instead of laying down inside the box.
— Would like additional choices for drink sizes. Even just one more.
I realize there are more positives than negatives here. However, if the roll breaks a lot, it ruins the sushi experience.

One Two Three Sushi’s ramen is decent. I’ve had the chicken katsu and pork belly and, though a little pricey, would order both again. But the name of the game is sushi, and their’s leaves much to be desired.
I suppose the name of the restaurant implies that it is quick, which it is, and which I appreciate. And their ingredients seem fresh enough, which I suppose should be the most important thing with sushi. However, other reviewers say the rolls are «skillfully assembled» and I have to disagree.
I’ve tried their sushi rolls a handful of times (I really /​want/​to like their rolls) but have been disappointed each time. My biggest issues with their rolls is that 1) they are not rolled tightly and 2) they are assembled/​rolled/​cut lengthwise instead of widthwise. Accordingly, when cut into 8 pieces, the rolls end up being enormous. A sushi roll should be small enough to be eaten in one bite, and should not make the eater cower behind her desk so that coworkers don’t scoff at her inability to close her mouth when chewing.
I cannot recommend this place for their rolls. If you want $ 10 ramen and are in a pinch for time, this place might be for you.

Sushi is decent, somewhat flavorful. I believe the pork tonkatsu rice bowl could use some work though, it is a bit lacking in flavor and has too much rice.

I really like this place. I have tried several of the rolls and they all taste great. The ingredients are fresh and the rolls are skillfully made. You can get through the line quickly. Their prices are reasonable. The staff is friendly. It is a little difficult to find a spot to sit in the restaurant, but there are plenty of places to sit down near by. And don’t worry — their containers are well designed for carry out.
I highly recommend stopping by and giving them a try if you like sushi.
One additional note: the spice rolls actually are somewhat spicy.

Super fresh. Skillfully assembled sushi rolls. Along with the classics, theyll also make to your specs, so for my first time here I m having ahi, mango, lettuce roll with ginger & wasabi on the side. Best new thing in the skyway.