Sushi Ya In Tw - CHAGRIN FALLS

Sushi Ya? More like Sushi Nah! I was iffy about this place because usually all you can eat sushi places are subpar. And boy was my gut correct and then thrashed. We ordered. My partner mistakenly ordered all you can eat for both of us. We picked at the plate. When the server came back I asked him to fix it. He said no because they can’t prove I didn’t eat more than I paid for even though we were still on our first order. So I ended up spending $30 on 3 California rolls. Regular price is $6.50 per roll. Then when our party was done and went to pay they tried to charge us for an extra rainbow roll when we only ordered one. Speaking of their rainbow roll, whatever they served us was not a rainbow roll. It was a california roll with a dash of fish eggs. The best part of the dinner was the sprite I ordered. P.S. My entire party came down with a case of the bubble guts when we got home.

Food is pretty goods. Better than anywhere else I’ve had in Twin Falls. I enjoyed the specialty rolls. The Nigiri was decent. The fish was as fresh as you can get anywhere this far from the ocean. Service was okay. The waiter did his best. It was an extremely busy and he did everything he could to keep things moving. Atmosphere was busy. Not extremely loud but not quiet. The dinning area is not big, and the parking lot is very tight. I would not recommend going as a large group 5 or more. Prices are a much as getting a great steak. $28.50 for all you can eat. Which is better price than getting 3 specialty rolls.

Great sushi at an amazing all you can eat price! Hands down the best sushi in 100 miles.

Showed up 5 minutes before 2pm and they refused to serve me for dine in. Said it was to go only. Even though their own sign said after 2pm to go orders only so what is it? 2pm or 1:55pm make up your stupid mind. Edit. Happened again this time at 1:40. This business needs to make up it 's frickin mind.

Everyone there seemed nice. As a former sushi chef, I didn 't expect too much. The price for all you can eat was very fair. The sushi overall wasn 't bad, but left a bit to be desired. They could make some simple changes that would make it better. The biggest issue I had was the rice had no flavor which isn 't how sushi rice should be; maybe it was an off night, don 't know. It held together well though which is important. I went because I was hungry. Would I return, probably not. Go try for yourself though. Know that for ngiri, when it says seared , it 's more like it 's baked/warmed for a lil bit. None of my seared ngiri was actually seared.