Sakura Sushi & Bar

Sakura Sushi has become our go-to spot for birthdays and special occasions. We usually go as a family of three and typically spend around $100 or more each visit, and it’s always worth it. The service is consistently on point — friendly, attentive, and quick without ever feeling rushed. The drink menu is also great, with a nice selection of cocktails, beer, and sake. The sushi itself is excellent. Everything tastes very fresh, and there’s a great variety on the menu. I tend to like spicier options while my wife prefers milder rolls, and we’ve never had trouble finding plenty of things we both enjoy. The only downside is that it can get a little noisy when it’s busy, but that’s also a sign that the place is popular. Overall, it’s a fantastic sushi spot and one we look forward to visitin

Can’t believe how long I waited to try this place! I’m always wary of establishments that also serve various cuisines (such as Japanese AND Chinese) but Sakura did not disappoint. All the rolls we ordered were delicious. The fish was fresh, the rolls prepared beautifully - such a great balance between the inside of the roll and the rice. Good size for the price. We will definitely be back for more of their sushi. Service was great. We were seated quickly despite seemingly busy even on a Monday night, our server very friendly and efficient, and food came out quick. The one thing I did not love was the ambiance but that’s not critical to me as the quality of food I get. I was a bit overstimulated with all the screens and bright lights. It was quite an interesting and unexpected experience.

2nd visit. I love it here. Servers are amazing. Love the food. Little kids yelling running around didn't like that. Rude parents not watching their idiot kids. 3rd visit..I guess there's a new chef and he made the most disgusting seafood soup. Totally not edible. Same with the fried rice combo tasted Totally different. Not good different. The waitresses always come to our table and talk talk talk talk blah blah blah, so it's really hard to enjoy our food and private time with my wife. Sad to say we will not be returning here anymore. At first it was our favorite place but it took a pretty good nose dive after a few visits.

I’ve been to Sakura Sushi twice for lunch, and unfortunately, it hasn’t fully convinced me yet. The first time, I ordered the chicken teriyaki lunch. It wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t memorable either. The second time, I decided to try their sushi rolls, and that experience was disappointing. The main issue was the seaweed (nori). The texture was very strange—chewy and almost rubbery, as if it wasn’t fresh. Because of that, the sushi overall didn’t taste good or fresh, and it really affected the entire dish. That being said, the service is very good. The staff has always been kind and attentive. The place itself is nice, small but cozy, and well taken care of. While I appreciate the friendly service and pleasant atmosphere, the food still needs improvement. Because of the food quality, I don

This was absolutely gross the whole lo mein looks Grey the beef the noodles no flavor at all.. Asked for spice so they decided to not add spice or flavor tastes like boiled meat.. A homeless person would be mad 😠 They gotta do a health inspection something ain't right