Five Sushi Brothers - Provo

So what- I had to wait 20 minutes for the fresh rice. ? This stuff was so soft and supple, and honestly TOP 5 California rolls I?ve ever had. I tried The Zachary as well and didn?t really like it but my roommate will. Thank you.

Pretty dissatisfied. The description for this roll (i forgot the name of it) was avocado, carrots and cucumber. The word avocado is what caught my eye so with the ratio of avocado to carrots and cucumber is super disappointing. There was literally 1 small slice of in each bite. I def will not be buying from here again.

Pretty solid place. Takeout only at time of writing. Rolls are cheap, but smaller, so price point is fair. They look good as seen in the picture. I didn't get to dine in, but the staff were very friendly and knew their stuff when it came to sushi. Normally, I'd prefer rolls with larger pieces but that's just personal preference. I wasn't blown away by flavor, but you can tell they do use good quality ingredients and know how to make a good sushi roll.

One of my favorite sushi places in Utah (if not my favorite). This quirky, small sushi place is perfect for a late snack with friends. The inside of the restaurant has really cool decorations and a TV where people can play on their Nintendo Switch. Their roles are super creative and tasty. It's a little expensive (because it's sushi), but it's less expensive than other sushi places in Utah County. Big fan of Dylan from Vegas and Grimmtastic. Look at their website because they usually close 5 dollars daily and on Saturday from 11:00 they have all their roles for 5 dollars. They also deliver and this is also quite practical.

Much with the sushi of the day. Baked rolls were a little gland. You could use some eelsauce. Phat Bro with Tempura shrimps and sauce was the best. Band Manager was just okay, but the Sriracha did it well. Dylan from Vegas was the most boring.