Sushi Cortaro On River - Tucson

Bomb! the sashimi was fresh and tasty. we ordered 3 rolls and they were absolutely invinced. bathrooms were clean and service was topdevine. 1 year later, eating was so good. everything was fresh. we were very confused about who our waitress was. we have 5 different people over. I personally didn't use the toilet room this time, but my daughter did. She said it smells awful in there and wasn't very clean. from 5 stars to 4 go.

Great eating, nice people, but they have won?t let them come and eat within 30 minutes to close. plan their journey to this restaurant accordingly. they allowed us to sit in the lobby and in the order version, but flatly rejected others who came after our arrival. to live in tucson for almost 30 years, I have never seen it in another restaurant.

Food was good. Not bad quality and the food came out pretty quick. Just a warning though, they limit how much tuna (1 order) and salmon (5 orders) you can order for the all you can eat menu, which is already more expensive than other's in the city. I get it. They're the most used fish for rolls too, but we were taken by surprised as that hasn't been the case for other AYCE places we've been to. Additionally, I ordered agedashi tofu, which was listed on the menu to come with Bonito flakes and grated Daikin radish. They even had a photo of the topping. What I received, however, was just the fried tofu. When I asked about the toppings, I was told that it doesn't come with either. When I said the menu didn't reflect that the server said she had never seen it come with anything before and confirmed the same with another server. When I asked if I could just get them on the side, they admitted that they didn't know what either were but could get me green onion if I really wanted. Overall, we finished our food but left not overly impressed.

Great service and delicious selections of your typical sushi cuisine. Vegas and California rolls are always going to be safe choices with Miso and Edamame as good starters. Enjoy Sake bombs and your bar selections while you dine at Sushi Cortaro on River.

The sushi was really good. I believe between the 3 of us we tried approx 10 different rolls and they were all good and very fresh- from the rice down to the fish!! A little pricey at $32 now but if you can eat a bit then it's worth it!