Rock N Roll Sushi

I want to really like this place. They have a good sushi selection and our waitress was very friendly. Maybe, I’m holding my expectations for strip mall sushi too high, but something about the ambiance just doesn’t work. First off, the lay out of tables is odd. It seems like they just didn’t have enough tables to fill the space. Secondly, you need to do something about the lights. It’s lit like you walked into a Bed, Bath, and Beyond and not a restaurant. Way too bright! The idea of using old records as menus is kind of neat and they do have some decent options (I even saw a roll with pop rocks candy), but I wasn’t feeling especially daring. The cocktail menu has your typical sugary options so I stuck with a trusted Tito’s and soda. Overall the rolls were pretty good and prices weren’t horrible (though a little high in my opinion for what you get), but the atmosphere just doesn’t work for me.

We ate at the Bar and the cook interacted with us and explained what she was doing as she was preparing the Sushi Rolls. The Food was Fantastic! The reason I gave it a 4 is the waitress. We had to ask for silverware, we asked for napkins, we also had to ask for refills on drinks and it was almost as if we were bothering her. So needless to say when we got ready to go, we had to ask for bill and to go box. We will certainly go again, but hope to get a different waitress!

This place has some unique ideas but the layout is too open and small. If someone is sitting in the booth behind you, you’re guaranteed to feel their every move.
The staff is really nice. On one occasion the server made a mistake on my bill. I called the restaurant and the manager was very apologetic and fixed it immediately.
The sushi is okay. I really like the Japanese bagle roll. I wish they wouldn’t triple roll rice on every sushi roll. I feel like way to much rice and not enough sushi.

I stopped in on 2÷8÷2016 for a quick bite to eat. I ordered Nigiri style eel (Unagi) and a California roll. The eel was good, but the California roll smelled like bad fish (even my wife could smell it from across the table). The California roll had a distinct sour taste. I called the server over and reported the problem. My server took the roll back, spoke with whom I assume was management, and told us the roll would be discounted. The discount was a whopping 74 cents. Bad form Rock-​n-​Roll Sushi. I tipped the server $ 5.00 for the effort and do not plan on returning to this establishment. A grade of «A» to the server, a grade of «D» for the roll and a grade of «F» for not knowing how to handle a bad food complaint to the manager. I give two stars and not one because the server tried to handle the issue appropriately.

I love it. I got the rush roll and i didnt know it has fish on it. I dont like but the waitress was so nice and change it for a new one without fish. The flavor is really good i tryed many places around the world and this Rock’s

If you like sushi and 80’s rock, this is the place for you! We had date night Friday night and decided to give this place a try. The atmosphere was totally righteous! It’s way hotter than Axl Rose is now. The place was somewhat sleek and walls were adorned with canvases of Kiss, Madonna and other 80’s rockers. It matched the 80’s rock playing over the speakers. Even the menus were made from old albums. (If you under 20, go ahead and Google «record album» so you’ll know what a gnarly idea this was.) The beer, wine and sake list is on the center label of an album.
The rolls were named mostly after 80’s music and ordering was challenging, because we really wanted to order based on the names of bands we loved rather than the ingredients. Maybe that could’ve been a great way to try something new… Anyway, the hubs had the ZZ Top roll and I had the Titanic roll. They were both great, but I think my roll was a little better than the sharp dressed man. His roll had lobster in it, but mine had avocado and cucumber, which I love in my Americanized sushi. We started out with the headbanger shrimp. It was slightly spicy, fried shrimp with sesame seeds on it.
We sat at the bar and had a couple of servers giving us plenty of attention. No complaints with the service at all. The prices were average for sushi prices.
This is probably our new go-​to for sushi, much to our son’s dismay, as we tortured him with Twisted Sister videos later, which he did not find radical.

I have to admit I was excited by the whole Rock n Roll theme and that is what drew me into this place. The sushi was horrible, please don’t waste your time. The sushi rice was dry and tasteless. There was no art to the preparation of the sushi at all. Big chunks of cucumber in the rolls, bland fish, just bad bad sushi. Just a chain restaurant and not worth a real sushi lovers time.

Very disappointed… We walked in and someone sitting at the sushi bar turns and tells us to sit wherever we like. Ok but we had 5 in our party so we needed to slide two tables together… The restaurant staff just stood and watched as we had to take care of arranging the tables for ourself. After quit a few minutes waiting we finally had a server bring us menus. We ordered appetizers and basically three rolls and two orders of fried rice… So it wasn’t a big elaborate order of multiple rolls. The rice arrived and was finished… as well as many people orders that had arrived and placed orders after us before the three rolls arrived. The food was ok but the whole evening was just awkward… It’s almost like we offended the staff by bringing five guest and needed to rearrange the tables.
Also if you have people in your party that do not eat sushi you need to consider some place else. About the only other option is a small appetizer of fried rice. Very disappointed and probably will not return.

Awesome atmosphere service and food! Bama roll, Elvis roll, guns and roses rolls were great! Crispy crab wontons were to die for!!!

I had high hopes for Rock N Roll Sushi. They were playing my eighties music. Great start. I like different/​funky menus, but not old album covers that can’t be cleaned. Cool albums, but all I could think of was how many dirty hands/​places these had been in the thirty years since they were released.
Now to the food/​drink, wanted green tea. The server wasn’t sure if they had it yet. She came back and said they didn’t but we’re working on it. Asked for a Sapporo, struck out again. Had water, no big deal.
The most important part the food. I’ll take the responsibility here. Maybe it was my choice of rolls. The rainbow roll had no flavor, and was rolled very messily. The Scorpions roll, I think was my second roll. Picture taking the middle out of a cucumber and putting some stuff inside the hollowed out skin slices. In concept a cool idea, but in practice it needs to be tighter and have more flavor. Two of us split these rolls and normally would have then ordered more. The prices were quite reasonable. Instead, we left underwhelmed, and went over to Fresh Market and got the Sushi chef there to roll us a couple of more rolls.
I am hoping that it gets better. Will try it again in another month and update this.

We’ve needed a new Sushi joint in Daphne for a while now. So I was very happy they opened up! So I went for lunch the other day with a few co-​workers.
Food: 4 stars — I had a «Japanese Bagel Roll» and a «Michael Jackson Roll». The fish was fresh, and the rice had great texture. The «Michael Jackson Roll» is a fried roll, which wasn’t at all greasy as many are. It’s not the best Sushi I’ve had, but it’s really darn good!
Ambiance: 3.5 stars — I mean it’s in a strip mall so it’s better than you’d expect. Cool décor with a lot of Rock images on the wall and classic music pumping through the speakers the whole time. It’s in a corner unit and the previous tenant covered one side of the storefront with a wall, I don’t understand why RNRS didn’t take it down for more exposure and a better view, I found that weird. The only negative was the really uncomfortable chairs at the table.
Staff: 4 stars — Super-​Friendly. It was a little under-​staffed, but I’m going to chalk that up to it being a new location and they didn’t quite know what lunch crowd to expect. The ones there were moving fast to take care of everyone.
Cost: 3.5 stars — «Japanese Bagel Roll» @ $ 5.95 + the «Michael Jackson Roll» @ $ 12.95 + $ 1.99 Sweet Tea = $ 20.89+tip That’s pretty steep for lunch.
Overall: 4 stars — I doubt I’ll go back for lunch; Sushi’s expensive, I know. But I’ll definitely go back for dinner! It’s a cool place with some rolls that are really ingenious and look fantastic!

Cool theme and terrific rolls. All the menus are old 80’s hair band album covers! Totally rad!?! I had the Madonnna roll with the fried wontons as an app. Excellent presentation with great quality ingredients. I would have given five stars, but they are still training the staff and working on some timing issues. I will adjust my review accordingly after my next visit… Yep, definitely going back! (Cyndy Loper roll looked insane). Enjoy!