Sushi House

The dish was beautifully presented. I wouldn't specifically order it again, but it's not bad if you're in the shopping center. The rolls were served in holders with fresh ginger and wasabi, along with a tasty soy sauce. The hot roll had a bit too much filling and the dough wasn't perfect, but that's common in about 80% of cases. Personally, I felt there wasn't enough filling in the rolls for my liking. I enjoyed the second roll more as the shrimp was not overcooked and everything tasted well-balanced. While the other rolls weren't bad, they didn't meet my expectations. Overall, I've had worse quality sushi rolls at other restaurants.

This restaurant is worse than the most basic cafeteria, despite having higher prices! The food is greasy and served in plastic containers without any dishes. Overall, it was a terrible experience.

Confusing and disappointing. The Caesar salad for 270 rubles is basically a bunch of Chinese cabbage with mayonnaise and some unidentified cooked ingredients. It doesn't resemble a Caesar salad at all, and the cheese is definitely not Parmesan. The sushi rolls are tiny and lack flavor. Overall, the experience was strange and unsatisfying.

Large portions in a set, do not roll apart, much fish waits less than 20 minutes on Saturday night

It's horrible. I had a similar incident in St. Petersburg with a restaurant of the same chain, after which I promised to go to Sushi House, but today I forgot about it, confusing them with my favorite institution Mr. Sushi Morse and soy sauce are very diluted, the food stinks, the pieces of fish in Philadelphia are just ridiculous. The service is also bad they looked at me as an intruder. And for all this I gave 290 rubles. If they were closed, do not go there.