No star rating
A diner from Cheyenne, WY
Oct 12, 2009
I think Tokyo Sushi is a great restaurant to eat out at, and if you like good Japanese food you might enjoy it too.
The food was excellent and there were many types of sushi, it is not all raw fish there was an option for a vegetarian variation of sushi as well as several kinds that where cooked. There were other dishes to choose from too, like kung pao chicken, Soba noodles, and fried soft shell crab. They had the best misu soup I have had in a long time. The food was presented in a very appealing manner it was colorful and arranged in a very symmetrical fashion. This is one of those places where the food looks professional, like something out of a fancy food magazine or something. The food did not look like much on your plate but it was very filling.
The atmosphere was very nice. The look of the restaurant was warn but clean and the décor matched the overall theme. The music was good to; it was a combination of Classic rock and J-pop/rock and it was not uncomfortably loud or too quiet. The surroundings where comfortable and this seems like a good place to read a book eat and relax. This is a place where you can you can dress comfortably or look very nice if you wanted to.
The service was also good. The waitress checked in fairly regularly and was not to talkative. I was not sure if the food arrived on time or not because I was too busy looking around and I did not have a watch or anything like that with me, but I am pretty sure it was not too long. Although I have eaten Japanese food before this was the first time I have ever tried sushi and the waitress was a big help with what I should try. The overall experience was interesting, calm, and pleasing. Given the chance I am sure you will agree too.
The food was excellent and there were many types of sushi, it is not all raw fish there was an option for a vegetarian variation of sushi as well as several kinds that where cooked. There were other dishes to choose from too, like kung pao chicken, Soba noodles, and fried soft shell crab. They had the best misu soup I have had in a long time. The food was presented in a very appealing manner it was colorful and arranged in a very symmetrical fashion. This is one of those places where the food looks professional, like something out of a fancy food magazine or something. The food did not look like much on your plate but it was very filling.
The atmosphere was very nice. The look of the restaurant was warn but clean and the décor matched the overall theme. The music was good to; it was a combination of Classic rock and J-pop/rock and it was not uncomfortably loud or too quiet. The surroundings where comfortable and this seems like a good place to read a book eat and relax. This is a place where you can you can dress comfortably or look very nice if you wanted to.
The service was also good. The waitress checked in fairly regularly and was not to talkative. I was not sure if the food arrived on time or not because I was too busy looking around and I did not have a watch or anything like that with me, but I am pretty sure it was not too long. Although I have eaten Japanese food before this was the first time I have ever tried sushi and the waitress was a big help with what I should try. The overall experience was interesting, calm, and pleasing. Given the chance I am sure you will agree too.
