Tokyo Sushi

I called my teenage granddaughter last night, where would I find the best sushi? Without hesitation she said Tokyo Daleville. So away I go to get my sushi fix. Hopefully it’s worth eating. I found the place to be clean and well kept. I noticed a health department certificate front a center on a wall in plan sight, not hidden away. I was impressed by their score of 94 while there. I was met at the front door and seated within 5 minutes. I found the place to be clean and well kept. I noticed a health department score of 94 while there. My server was at my table within 2 minutes and took my initial taste test order. Spicy tuna with a glass of tea. The first bite revealed the awesome freshness and care taken to prepare it. I finished the first two sushi rolls then ordered two more. After

The best sushi place I've found in the area. The rolls are very high quality and reasonably priced, even on the dinner menu. The hibachi is decent, although the teriyaki chicken was a bit dry due to the small pieces, and the fried rice tasted a little old. The gyoza was amazing. Service was a bit slow, with our drinks staying empty and those that had gotten all-you-can-eat waiting with empty plates before ordering again.

My friend mentioned that this is the best sushi place in area, but I need to disagree. I prefer Mikata ( Enterprise) better. The food was ok, but not spectacular by any means . The waitress was grumpy and unfriendly, the bathroom floor was very dirty. Why is it so hard to wash the floor properly?

AYCE: For $35.50 pp pretax/tips, this place is a scam. Restriction/limitation on the AYCE because it has sashimi. Every other sushi roll is filled with cream cheese or cucumber and barely any fish. Nigiri sushi has more rice than fish. Price has increased by $8 over the last year from previous menu price with quality dropping. Taste is ok because it’s from the sauce. If you’re charging that much you should have similar output. Service was meh. Waitress felt bothered when we added more orders. Go to Dothan if you want an actual AYCE sushi experience. If you are craving quick mediocre sushi and doing ala carte then I guess you can come here.

This place is always hit or miss for us, it’s not consistent. Some days it’s great, some days it’s not even appetizing. We’ve sat in for lunch, dinner and got to-go and each time it was hit or miss. We’ve tried different dishes from here as well from sushi to teriyaki chicken. Typically when we grab to go it’s not seasoned well, as you can tell by the food in the picture (especially the chicken) and this is the teriyaki chicken which usually has a thicker glaze on it and is typically good.