Read in Exposed magazine that this new sushi bar is now open? Anyone tried it out yet? As good as Wasabisabi?

I walked passed last week and the shop fitters were still in.

I walked passed last week and the shop fitters were still in.

Could you let us know where it is?

I love a bit of raw fish :)

Its on campo lane, right next to Urban Deli and opposite the Wig and Pen.
Im DYING to try them, and been eagerly anticipating a sushi place in the city centre.
I'm loving my raw fish too :D

Hi everybody.

Thankyou for your interest in sakushi. The opening has been delayed because of some extended building works. We aim to open this week.

I hope to see you all soon. If you love Japanese you will love Sakushi

regards

stuart

Hi everybody.

Thankyou for your interest in sakushi. The opening has been delayed because of some extended building works. We aim to open this week.

I hope to see you all soon. If you love Japanese you will love Sakushi

regards

stuart

let us know!!! have you got a website or menu or anything ready to give us?

I just had my lunch at Sakushi and it was fantastic!

what did I have?

veg gyoza
trout nigiri
salmon sake gunkan
octopus nigiri
rice noodle rolls
teryaki chicken

the teryaki chicken was absolutely perfect, best I have ever had.

Thanks for the good feedback. Just so you know i am now open!

opening times from 12 - 3 then 5.30 - 10 monday to friday and 12 -10 on saturdays.

Website should be up and running very soon.

so please come down and try the best Japanese in sheffield.

once again thankyou for the positive feedback

I just had my lunch at Sakushi and it was fantastic!

what did I have?

veg gyoza
trout nigiri
salmon sake gunkan
octopus nigiri
rice noodle rolls
teryaki chicken

the teryaki chicken was absolutely perfect, best I have ever had.


What was the damage?

What was the damage?

just over £18 including a diet coke

I stopped by today and looked at the menu. Sushi belt prices range from 1.80 for the cheaper plates up to 3.50ish for the more expensive ones. Soba, ramen, and udon were in the 6-9 pound range, depending on the style.

I went in for lunch on Saturday with my boyfriend and we were both really impressed. I thought the texture and seasoning of the rice was the best of any sushi I have had, and was really impressed with the freshness and flavour of all the raw fish (although there's plenty of options for people who don't like it raw!).

We shared everything between us and had:

gyoza, octopus nigiri, Teriyaki chicken, yakitori, steak nigiri, salmon and rice wrapped in bean curd, california rolls, Korean pickles, crab wrapped in seaweed, spicy tuna wrapped in seaweed, scallop sashimi, (and possibly more... I've forgotten!)
2 glasses of white wine
2 flasks of sake

The whole lot came to £60 (would have been about £40 without the alcohol), which I think is pretty good value, as we were both stuffed!

Will definitely be going again, and think it would be a great place to go with mates, especially before an evening out as it's quite a fun experience!

Also can't wait until my parents come up again because they're desperate to try Japanese and I'd be more than happy to take them here. I'm looking forward to trying some of the noodle dishes in the future too!

I'm a big fan of Sushi and was excited to hear Sakushi was opening.

After going for lunch today, I will definitely be going back! As my main sushi restaurant to compare to is Yo Sushi, Sakushi definitely has a higher quality of food than I've experienced with Yo and I was pleased to find the prices lower and the interior better too.

The waiter was very friendly and helpful and is a credit to the restaurant, I didn't get his name but I think he was the only one waiting on customers today.

We just picked dishes off the conveyor belt and next time will try ordering some items off the menu. I'm not sure what we had, but it was all very nice and fresh. Although the prices are reasonable the quality is definitely above average, which is very important where raw fish is concerned!

I've only had small sushi dishes at Wasabisabi so couldn't really compare them fairly, but would say they both have high standards, although Sakushi definitely has the better location and also a nicer interior, with it being new and all.

It sounds good. I love Wasabisabi but it is a long way out of town, hopefully the city can manage to support both places, I'd hate to see one of them go out of bussiness.

Is there a website for the restaurant?

Is there a website for the restaurant?

Yes, here (http://www.sakushi.co.uk/)!

There's a menu here (http://www.sakushi.co.uk/menu/) and also here (http://www.sheffield-central.com/sakushi/sakushimenu.htm).

Went there last night, the food was fantastic and pretty authentic.
The bill came as a very nasty surprise though, you really need to keep track of how many plates you get because you don't get much on a plate and they soon add up.

Went there last night, the food was fantastic and pretty authentic.
The bill came as a very nasty surprise though, you really need to keep track of how many plates you get because you don't get much on a plate and they soon add up.

I know what you mean we were in last night, perhaps not a nasty surprise but probably more than I expected.
This place isn't really a Saturday night out sort of place more a quick snack.
our timing going in was a bit unfortunate, they were nearly empty then two or three parties followed us in, hence the offering on the conveyor was a bit sparce. What was there looked as if it had been circling for a while, a bit like a suitcase on the luggage belt at heathrow. When ever something new came out it was set upon. We ended up ordering our raw stuff directly from the Kitchen. Clue for next time sit at the conveyor next to the kitchen.
Having said that the food was excellent, and the staff gave just enough attention.
One strange thing, the chinese tea brought to the table in the little tea cups, which were then whisked away to refill. If we can't be trusted with a pot of our own, then someone should be circling with a pot, it was a bit odd having to grab the waiters attention for something so minor. I normally drink 5 or 6 cups after a chinese, this wasn't really possible.
My next visit will be at a lunch time. These sort of places, a bit like buffets, work best when they are full and the kitchen can turn out fresh food quickly.
All in all very good.

My first post and a very happy one. I also went last night and i thought the food was amazing and the service A***. I agree that the conveyorbelt could of been more full but i was told that they dont put items like sashimi out so it is fresh when served, which makes perfect sense to me. I also felt the atmosphere was really relaxed and i could of spent longer there. I agree that most of these places are best for a light lunch but this felt like an exception as the food was so good.

Price! very very resonable in my opinion i had around 8-10 plates (mainly nigiri) plus drinks and it was less than £30. I must of eaten the aquivelant of 4 courses so i cant complain. I guess it depends on how much you value food? if you want quality you have to pay for it. Portion size was good, i have been to YO! and you get a sliver of fish on a mound of rice. Sakushi you get a chunk of fish that will cover the rice (the Japanese way)

loved it! will be going back very soon

Nice sushi bar in the city centre. Tried it lunch time today. I liked the tempura ramen, sushi is delicately handmade and wasabi is sweet but not as strong as the Korean style wasabi.

I'm going again on Saturday, dragging along a bunch of friends who took a bit of convincing (philistines).

Awesome, 9.5/10 - Quite possibly one of the best meals I've had in about 5 years. I had a Tori-Katu (dumplings), Gyozu (chicken sushi) and Yaki-Soba Fried Noodles. Service is top notch, food is simply stunning.

Will be going again soon I think.

Only 3 dishes, you're not trying hard enough.

I'm not made of money ;)

Should have saved more of your moderating pay off when you were doing that.



(Yes, it's a joke, I know moderators aren't paid)

We're thinking of going tonight (Saturday), would it be a good idea to book?

Should have saved more of your moderating pay off when you were doing that.



(Yes, it's a joke, I know moderators aren't paid)

Hehe, Yeah ;)

We're thinking of going tonight (Saturday), would it be a good idea to book?

I hear it gets very busy at weekends.

is it okay for sushi virgins?
i mean, i have had sushi from like M&S
but i doubt its like the genuine article?
id love to try it
can you go in and take away like a fast food place or do ya have to sit and eat?
ooooh i really would like to go
x

I went yesterday for lunch, and it was amazing!

Very friendly staff, sushi very nice.

I would recommend it to anyone.

is it okay for sushi virgins?
i mean, i have had sushi from like M&S
but i doubt its like the genuine article?
id love to try it
can you go in and take away like a fast food place or do ya have to sit and eat?
ooooh i really would like to go
x

I think it's okay if you've not been to a restaurant before. If it's not busy the staff will be very helpful about what everything is, but at the moment there is no take away (one of the best things about being in canada was the sushi everywhere and all doing take away bento boxes).

We went for lunch and it was great! We announced that I was vegetarian when we walked in and they sent around more veggie dishes. I've never had proper sushi before and I was very impressed. I ate loads, there is lots to choose from, even for the vegetarians.

Sounds good .... the number of first posters saying this does concern me tho - why register just to post once and then no more ?

:|

Went yesterday for lunch - fantastic! Ate far too much, couldn't resist the interesting sushi that kept coming round on the belt. Spicy seared tuna was great, as was yakiniku. Wife is not a great sushi fan but she really enjoyed her yakisoba. Will definitely be going back. It is just what the city centre needs.

I've been waiting for a sushi restaurant to open in the city centre as I work there, makes a good option for lunch. I'll be going soon :)

The take away option will be available from sometime next week I believe.
Not to order though, there'll be a chiller cabinet that you can pick from.

Even better, saves me having to eat the not great chilled stuff from Sainsburys or Tesco...

Yep, the supermarket stuff is invariably disappointing.
I'm looking forward to a kaisou salad and mixed sashimi for lunch once a week.

We went there the other week, im not really sure about sushi as never tried it before, so played it safe and had one of the noodle dishes, which was fantastic!

Im sure i will be a bit more daring next time and maybe try something off the conveyor belt apart from chicken :hihi:

I went with some friends last night. Got there: great decor, nice funky new place. I know it's not been open long, but if the manager sorts the staff out, this place is going to be ever popular - especially across from the Wig and Pen: prime location for lunch times too!

The waiter needed a good slap to wake him up as he had us standing abut getting all confused, he didn't have any enthusiasm or experience imo, he was a let down to the place. The head manager was very nice and helpful though.

Our friends were already sat on one of the booths so we joined them, and picked sushi off the belt going past. We had allsorts of things inc sashimi: quality of food was excellent!! We ordered seafood soba noodles and the beef ones too; both of which were no greasy, full of flavour and absolutely yummy!!

The bill came to £107 which wasn't too bad for 4 adults, + 4 beers and 4 glasses of white.

All in all food, place was fab but the waiter needs sacking: he didn't know how to greet us, nor did he come over to remove all the empty glasses and bottles we had piled up on the table, we had to ask for a bowl for the soupy noodles and when we said can we have 'some' bowls; he brought ONE :loopy:

So, if Sakushi was to get rid of the dippy waiter, then the place would have my 100% backing and repeat business. if it were to fill up the atmosphere would be great.
They also need to get some glass over where the kitchen is you can see right through and it's clean but an oldish building out of the new modern decor; this did put me off a bit. The kitchen could be see through but not as exposed: this would better.

Waiters/waitresses; if you are good, helpful and polite etc..... get down to Sakushi and say you've heard they need a new one as I wanna go back but not with Dippy Dan as the waiter!!!!

Tried this place foods ok but lacks atmosphere. Theres a new one in chesterfield doesnt have the belt but does have the terriyaki.

This place has better decor and is more authentic.

But Sakushi is good for lunch....

Tried this place foods ok but lacks atmosphere. Theres a new one in chesterfield doesnt have the belt but does have the terriyaki.

This place has better decor and is more authentic.

But Sakushi is good for lunch....

Sushi bar in Chesvegas; you made that up, right? Only kidding, but where is that?

Sushi bar in Chesvegas; you made that up, right? Only kidding, but where is that?

Surely not! A sushi bar in Chezza? I'm picturing a fishcake on a conveyer belt. How are the locals taking it? I'm sure some of them are only just getting over a costa coffee moving in.

I went wednesday lunchtime - the food was excellent and couldn't fault it - until the bill arrived - £34 for 2 people including 1 beer each.

Dont worry boutiquechoc that was the waiters first and last nights work at sakushi. Once again all feedback very welcome please email info@sakushi.co.uk

I went wednesday lunchtime - the food was excellent and couldn't fault it - until the bill arrived - £34 for 2 people including 1 beer each.

All the prices are on the wall, it shouldn't come as a surprise.

Is £34 for two people considered a lot?

Sushi bar in Chesvegas; you made that up, right? Only kidding, but where is that?

Bang in Town Centre back of a Dodgy Bar, disco. Used to be a warehouse.

I love to eat me and my mates go out every Thursday to try new restaurants.

Is £34 for two people considered a lot?


Wouldn't have thought so. We spent £42 at Wasabisabi last weekend at lunch. Will be giving Sakushi a try in the next week or so. Not had sushi for a couple of months, forgot how much I like it.

We went to Sakushi on Friday evening, £42 for two people. It's a decent restaurant and a something different for Sheffield.

Dont worry boutiquechoc that was the waiters first and last nights work at sakushi. Once again all feedback very welcome please email info@sakushi.co.uk

Great news!! I loved the place, apart from the waiter, as said! And will defo come again! :hihi:

Surely not! A sushi bar in Chezza? I'm picturing a fishcake on a conveyer belt. How are the locals taking it? I'm sure some of them are only just getting over a costa coffee moving in.

lol

A friend of mine lives down there, and I asked her if she wanted to come sushi'ing for my birthday with my group of m8s: the response I got left me in stitches: 'I am not sitting on the floor wearing one of those dressing gown type things'......... LMFAO!

lol needless to say I didn't try to convince her otherwise, I just said 'yup you have to wear talc on your face also'

I'll be popping in to grab some takeaway one lunchtime this week, so will report back on it.

Is £34 for two people considered a lot?

It depends on your perspective. It's a lot for rubbish even if £34 is not a significant amount to you. If you pay it for a meal and remember every morsel for months afterwards it's probably good value even if it represents more than half your weekly food allowance.

I've never seen a restaurant get so many positive comments on here so I'm off to look in the diary and pencil a date in.

There is a new Sakushi loyalty card available from the restaurant. It will entitle you to the OCTOBER special offers.

20% nus student discount between 2.30pm and 6pm, monday to friday

MONDAY: 5 plates of sushi for £10.95, based on purchasing one of each colour plate.

WEDNESDAY: 2-4-1 on ASAHI super dry beer after 5.30pm

enjoy!

I'll be popping in to grab some takeaway one lunchtime this week, so will report back on it.

Reporting
It's pretty good. It costs more than M&S, but you get significantly more and better quality sushi in your pack.

That said, I've spent a week in NYC recently, and sushi there is priced like McDonalds burgers, I know it's a different market, but it makes it difficult to spend £6.50 on a lunch box that would have bought a whole meal over there.

I ate there couple of days ago and it was Delicious!

We went on a monday, greeted by a lovely gentlemen who showed us to a booth. i had sushi, which happened to be on offer that day, and my girlfriend had some lovely fried noodles!

i had some amazing salmon, chicken sushi and japanese dumplings!

Will be returning soon!

Great food and very good value, would deffo recommend!

I don't think it's entirely fair if people are only allowed to post positive reviews about a restaurant.
Okay, there's a line to be drawn between a bad review and libel, but if the forum can't display bad reviews it should accept that no reviews should ever be posted.

I don't think it's entirely fair if people are only allowed to post positive reviews about a restaurant.
Okay, there's a line to be drawn between a bad review and libel, but if the forum can't display bad reviews it should accept that no reviews should ever be posted.

I noticed that review had been removed too, the accusation made in it was pretty serious though and different from just expressing a negative opinion I suppose.

It did strike a chord with me though because when I went a couple of weeks ago our food wasn't as good as the previous few times when I'd been. I noticed all the staff were different and it was the first time I'd been when the guy I'd assumed was the manager and the Japanese chef weren't there. Hope it was just a one-off because the 3 or 4 time I'd been before had been excellent.

I went monday to try it out... its fun (love the conveyor belt novelty value!) but not the best sushi in town. Alot of the sushi was way too big (so really difficult to eat without making a mess!) and some of it was loosely rolled. Not as varied as Wasabsabi either.

I'm waiting for Yo Sushi to arrive, every other big city in the UK has one, I emailed head office this week and they're hoping to find a site in Sheffield in 2009. I still think Wasabisabi has better sushi than Yo Sushi but I think Yo Sushi is cool and I would go alot if there was one in town.

Yo Sushi is just a sushi chain, I wouldn't object, but I'm hardly waiting for one to turn up when we now have 3 or 4 decent independent sushi places in town.

I agree, I had a look at one in London and it was hideously expensive and didn't look anything special. I'd much rather support an independent than another generic chain restaurant.

I've not tried the little one on london road or east ocean, Wasabisabi is my favourite so far tho.

Fair enough Yo Sushi is a chain but I think the sushi is nice and I like the conveyor belt style of eating.

I used to be really against chain restaurants and would avoid them like the plague but having had some pretty decent meals in classier chain restaurants recently I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt.

I agree, I had a look at one in London and it was hideously expensive and didn't look anything special. I'd much rather support an independent than another generic chain restaurant.

I've eaten twice in Yo Sushi in london and my bill was pretty much the same as Sakushi and the sushi was way nicer. Never paid more than £14 for enough sushi to fill me up.

I've eaten in the Yo Sushi in St Pancras, the one in Manchester and the Itsu in Canary Wharf, the quality of sushi was comparable at all of these and Sakushi, the service however is far better at Sakushi (or so I've found), and the price is definitely cheaper.
I've also eaten in a restaurant called Tajima-Tei in London http://www.tajima-tei.co.uk/ - this is by far the best of all the sushi I've had in the UK.
That said, you can find perfectly good sushi in the states and pay McDonalds prices for it.

These are the plate prices for YS
£1.70 £2.20 £2.70
£3.20 £3.70 £5.00

Maybe someone can post the prices for sakushi?

This winds me up. Yo sushi does not compare to Sakushi on a Japanese level. You have different styles of sushi everywhere you go, Japanese, Chinese, American etc.... I lived in Japan for 6 years and it tastes just the same. If you prefer the likes of yo that is fine but you cannot say it is better you can only say you prefer their style of sushi which is very western.
I met my girlfriend when I was over there and she is Japanese threw and threw and she loved it and said it reminded her of home. I didn’t get this reaction when i took her to wasabisabi although we do like it there. Again I’m no expert but i trust my girlfriend to know Japanese.
What also concerns me about Yo is my nephew’s friend is working at yo and is cooking and serving sushi. Again i have no problem with this, you do not have to be Japanese to do sushi but his previous job was at mcdonalds and he has been at yo less than a month. Not only that the head chef is polish and he said she had only been there a year!!!
As far as price is concerned cyclone reminds me of how much of a con YO sushi is. Yes they have a £1.70 plate but do you ever see it? I just looked at their current menu and the average iso roll is £3.20 to £3.70. So they might as well just have 2 or 3 plates. I can’t remember the prices of sakushi but i know the most expensive plate was £3.80 and that included sides like chicken gyoza which you will find are £5 plus anywhere else and also the hamachi sashimi is £3.80, very good value in my eyes.
Yes i thought Sakushi was fantastic! But its more pipines comments about yo being better that makes me and my girlfriend laugh. Better is so vague, yes im new to sf but come on! Is it a better Japanese noooooooo way. Stick to Wasabisabi, sakushi or where eve else.

Hi all, just to clear up what the sakushi prices are,

green £1.80
Blue £2.30
Yellow £2.80
Orange £3.30
Pink £3.80

hope this helps. Any feedback please email sakushi directly on info@sakushi.co.uk

we have also introduced a Set menu running up to christmas. its £19.95 per head for 4 courses. All new items like sirloin beef teriyaki, Plumb duck ramen, tonkatsu and japanese curry. please email and we will forward you a copy.

Yes i thought Sakushi was fantastic! But its more pipines comments about yo being better that makes me and my girlfriend laugh. Better is so vague, yes im new to sf but come on! Is it a better Japanese noooooooo way. Stick to Wasabisabi, sakushi or where eve else.

I've never been to Japan so I can't say which is more authentic, all I can comment on is which sushi I liked best. I think Wasabisabi sushi is more varied, better presented, and tastes fresher than Yo or Sakushi (obviously as its not been sat on a conveyor belt for 10 mins).

I love the styling of Yo Sushi and price isn't too bad I don't think. I'm not going to quibble over a couple of quid here or there cos my bill overall is never that much. I think its a fun way to eat sushi and their sushi is pretty nice.

I was just disappointed in the sushi in sakushi.. maybe its common practise to have massive sushi in Japan, but i thought it was too big to eat comfortably and I wasnt that impressed with the 5 or 6 dishes I tried. I think Yo and Wasabiabi do it better.. maybe I caught them on a bad nite.

each to there own opinion i guess, everyones tastes are different hey!
i loved it in sakushi, thought it was very authentic. hope you get to go in there again and enjoy it as much as i do

I like both Sakushi and Wasabisabi....I know if I wanted a formal meal I'd go to Wasabisabi, if I wanted a quick snack or a last minute decision I'd go to Sakushi. Both are good, both are different, and hopefully both will thrive.

I've never been to Japan so I can't say which is more authentic, all I can comment on is which sushi I liked best. I think Wasabisabi sushi is more varied, better presented, and tastes fresher than Yo or Sakushi (obviously as its not been sat on a conveyor belt for 10 mins).

I love the styling of Yo Sushi and price isn't too bad I don't think. I'm not going to quibble over a couple of quid here or there cos my bill overall is never that much. I think its a fun way to eat sushi and their sushi is pretty nice.

I was just disappointed in the sushi in sakushi.. maybe its common practise to have massive sushi in Japan, but i thought it was too big to eat comfortably and I wasnt that impressed with the 5 or 6 dishes I tried. I think Yo and Wasabiabi do it better.. maybe I caught them on a bad nite.

I thought Sakushi was fantastic first couple of times. However, I took some friends Friday night last week and was dissappointed. The food was generally fine, though we ordered the salmon roe and it had lost a lot of its vibrant colour and was actually a little slimey.

I hope the place survives and I would still go back. In a centre of bland restaurants it deserves to do well.

We went to sakushi on monday night with a couple of friends. My partner eats a lot of sushi, whereas myself and the other couple are pretty much amateurs. We had an awesome night and the food was absolutely amazing.
I can recommend monday night as a good night to go and try sushi for the first time, 5 dishes for £10.95 is pretty cheap as I have been informed. Me and my gf shared so we managed to taste 10 different dishes.

I only joined Sheffield Forum to sing Sakushi's praises because I feared that others may not be aware of it as it is slightly tooked away on campo lane.

We will definately be going back soon, and I will be recommending it to all of my friends.

I went to Sakushi recently. It's an OK place but their sushis are not so great. However, their chicken kushikatsu (deep fried bread crumb-coated skewered chicken), kaisoh (seaweed) salad etc were quite delicious. It's a Kulu-kulu (or Kuru-kuru, as they say in Japan) style sushi after all that one should not expect anything more that, I suppose.

I was in the Yo Sushi at Victoria Station on Tuesday, and it was rubbish. The gyoza were burnt crispy, tea was cold, and service was exceptionally poor, even though there was hardly anybody in.

Teriyaki salmon was nice, everything else we had was poor or worse. Wouldn't darken their doors again.

hey, im going yo sushi on sunday, in bristol, ill give my report
ade65, you been to sakushi? the gyoza are very very good there.

try it and let me know what you think!

Hi grub lover,

Been to Sakushi a few times with my wife and alone, I like it - much better than Yo Sushi IMHO. I also like Wasabisabi, which is my prefered choice, but I have no qualms over eating at Sakushi and see it and Wasabisabi in different categories - complementary rather than competing.

You have to try Yama Sushi on near the bottom of London Road. You can actually see the fish before its cut thru the chiller and got a great range of Japanese beers. Not expensive and the staff are friendly and helpful. Worth a go!

Wasn't impressed when we tried Yama Sushi, but each to their own; nothing wrong with it, but way behind Wasabisabi.

i have eaten sushi in Japan, HK, NYC, Brussells and London and have to say that the nigiri and maki rolls offered by Sakushi is the SMALLEST i have ever seen by far.

Probably about 75% of the size of wasasbisabi and not even 50% of what you would get in a good Tokyo kaiten.

This is very sly of Sakushi imo as you need to buy more dishes to feel like you have eaten anything.

After all, if you exclude the fish, the ingredients are not that expensive (rice, cucumber, nori etc).

Having said that, the set up and food is nice but the portions are way way smaller than other sushi places.

hey ultracynic, i think your getting confussed between futomaki and maki. maki are small and futomaki are large. i would say they are standard size and very authentic. the nigiri when i went was larger than wasabisabi by a mile so i dont get what your saying. When i lived in Japan it is the same as UK you get some places that offer rediculous portions and some that offer less. Would deffinatley say it is as authentic as Japan.
And your saying just rice? sushi rice isnt the same as you get from tesco and in Japan the sushi is more expensive.

going again this weekednd cant wait!!

hey ultracynic, i think your getting confussed between futomaki and maki. maki are small and futomaki are large. i would say they are standard size and very authentic. the nigiri when i went was larger than wasabisabi by a mile so i dont get what your saying. When i lived in Japan it is the same as UK you get some places that offer rediculous portions and some that offer less. Would deffinatley say it is as authentic as Japan.
And your saying just rice? sushi rice isnt the same as you get from tesco and in Japan the sushi is more expensive.

going again this weekednd cant wait!!

no confusion. the maki rolls i had in sakushi are definitely smaller than the same thing i have had elsewhere. same goes for the nigiri. i went soon after opening so maybe they have changed things now.

obviously i was implying sushi rice.

as for japan, you can pay alot for sushi in restauarants but in kaiten places similar to sakushi most of the plates were under 500 yen each (not as cheap now with exchange rate but it was over 200 jpy to the pound last time i was there).

don't get me wrong, sakushi is ok but nothing more though it is much better than yo sushi (joke sushi).

Sakushi's recent food review in the Telegraph

http://www.sheffieldtelegraph.co.uk/foodguide/Good-food-on-the-go.4740761.jp

Sakushi's latest food review in The Star

http://www.thestar.co.uk/restaurants/Sakushi-Campo-Lane-Sheffield.4335083.jp

I went for dinner after work in Sakushi with Mum when she was up last week.

I thought the food was delish! :)

We had dumplings, noodles, prawny things, things off the conveyor belt... Bit of a selection and it was great (even for a fuss pot like me! :hihi:)

Very friendly and polite staff, will definately be making a trip back soon! (Just need to convince the OH that not all sushi tastes like the stuff you get in Tescos!!

We'd gone quite early, so there was only the two of us in there, but I'm sure it would be great when it's busy :thumbsup:

http://www.metro.co.uk/metrolife/food/article.html?Out_to_lunch:_Sakushi&in_article_id=289179&in_page_id=26&in_a_source=

Want to learn how to make sushi like a pro?
Want to give someone a different present this christmas?

Sakushi is holding a sushi school on the 11th and the 18th Jan between 7 and 9.30pm

You will be shown how to cut a salmon from scratch, how to mix rice the sakushi way and then how to make 3 different types of sushi.

All equiptment and ingredients will be provided for you.

This is not just a evening to learn sushi it is an evening you can enjoy with friends, we will have our bar open and music playing for your enjoyment.

Price with sakushi card £69.95 per person.

regards

sakushi

Want to learn how to make sushi like a pro?
Want to give someone a different present this christmas?

Sakushi is holding a sushi school on the 11th and the 18th Jan between 7 and 9.30pm

You will be shown how to cut a salmon from scratch, how to mix rice the sakushi way and then how to make 3 different types of sushi.

All equiptment and ingredients will be provided for you.

This is not just a evening to learn sushi it is an evening you can enjoy with friends, we will have our bar open and music playing for your enjoyment.

Price with sakushi card £69.95 per person.

regards

sakushi


My friends and I really want to go to a sushi class, however, I think that price is a bit steep.

My friends and I really want to go to a sushi class, however, I think that price is a bit steep.

hey, thinking of going myself, not sure if i can get time off work

i was looking for something like this a month or so ago, and i couldnt find anything for less than £100! seriously, ive looked everywhere, have a look on google.

please let me know you can find one for cheaper, i fancy doing sushi school but i struggle with sunday, thats why im abit gutted.