Inari Sushi

I think the dipping sauce should be shoyu, not regular soy sauce. They’re quite different — soy sauce is much saltier, and even with wasabi, it doesn’t blend well. In my opinion, regular soy sauce doesn’t go well with sushi. Other than that, everything was quite okay. Plus, they offer discounts after 4 PM, which is a nice deal. 🍣✨

Discovering a hidden gem of a sushi small business was a delightful experience that exceeded all expectations. The owner was very welcoming, instantly sharing the delicious menu. The sushi was fresh and flavorful. The sushi, chicken, pig ear treated my taste buds to a memorable feast and left me very satisfied! They also cater large sushi platters at a very reasonable price!

I’m glad I found Inari Sushi, it’s located inside an Asian Market. The customer service was great, they were very friendly and very politely and patiently answered my questions about their sushi menu. We got the chicken teriyaki, philadelphia, Salmon and avocado and dragon roll. Everything was delicious. The rice was great and the fish seemed fresh and very tasty. They have a couple of table to dine in, but we had take out. I didn’t have a sushi place but now I do. Thank you Inari Sushi!

The Popcorn Chicken is exceptional and reminds me of the time when I visited Taiwan for the first time. The chicken is just like the ones sold as amazing street food. Portions are very large as well. 10/10 would recommend!

Their sashimi platter is incredible! Thick, generous cuts and really fresh. And the manager's so nice. A real gem nestled in a Chinese grocery store.