Sakura Sushi - Virginia Beach

Not the biggest. the sushi version is minimal (precise standard and nothing unique from any other general sushi restaurant) and that did not seem to eat completely fresh. the rooms are cramped and loud, in any case not going anywhere they go for a calm date; when they do, they prepare to have a screaming match to hear each other, or even do not speak due to the obsurd volume. for the price you're better off elsewhere.

It's been a long time since I've eaten here, and that's as good as I remember. the dishes are not very high, but they are pretty good. better than most buffets I was in the opposite. the menu is plentiful, and they let them order more than 2 dings at a time. please do them please like 2: try them sakura for themselves sometime; and do not go on a Friday or Saturday night. they are full!

Everything they can eat with a menu experience. located in a strip, it is quite small with limited seating due to social distancing restrictions. we went early on Thursday night (1700) and had no problems with sitting. around 1800 there was a waiting queue for the seat. the service is fast, whether from the kitchen or the sushi bar. the rolls were all freshly prepared and very good. the fish was fresh. the dinner menu offers both sushi and sashimi offers. her menu describes a good work to describe her roll selection, and they have many unique offers like the prinzessin anne roll. her dinner menu is an impressive 2 full pages and includes several salads, suppening, appetizers, boiled and tubers, frying rolls, noodles and rice dishes, vegetarian decisions as well as chicken, bark and pork. all for the low price of $25 pp. they also serve Japanese beer, American beer and alcohol. watch their website for pictures and a sample of their shortened lunch menu.

Nice customer service our server was really nice, eating came really fast, eating tasted really good! I recommend this place

Ken is always amazing! Super friendly staff and delicious food!