Sushi Catcher

Sushi Catcher is very far from us, but I won’t mind driving out here for their good dishes. The portions are generous. The quality of food is excellent. The price is very reasonable compare to other sushi restaurants. The service is unbeatable. I would come back here again soon. I definitely recommend this place to anyone who look for good service and quality foods for the best bang on their bucks. Recommend that you call ahead of time for reservations so you do not have to wait.

Best sushi that I have found in the West Valley!!!
Tonight we had a group of eight so we tried many different sushi’s and everyone of them were absolutely delicious!!!
Service was excellent. Can’t wait to go back!!!

We had the smoked Philly roll, Casino Royal and the Ted roll. My favorite was the Casino Royal, although all were exceptional. Sarah was our server, she was attentive and friendly!

This is an amazing place! People are the best and the food cannot be beat!
Real wasabi an amazing hideaway!

This place is a hidden treasure! I am obsessed. I’ve been to so many sushi restaurants but nothing can compare to this place. They have freshest and biggest portions of fish for such a great deal. I’ve actually not had something I do not like from here yet and I’ve tried a lot. Recently went in and tried the beef yakisoba which was delicious. Highly suggest the OMG roll, Vegas, Volcano, or Baked Salmon. Their superman burritos are incredible too! I go to many different restaurants and never have as good of a meal as I do here. Staff is also very fun and kind.

This place offers excellent customer service, the owners are willing to work with you on substitutions at no additional charge. I am a regular here and what I can say is that this place has switched owners atleast 4x since 2010. The price is great for what they offer. I have tried their specialty rolls and they are just average. What stands out is the chirashi bowl for 11.95 all day price. If you like hot food please try the yellow tail collar (kama). It will not dissapoint.

My fiancé and I stumbled upon this place few months ago and boy are we glad!
The service, the food, the prices… Everything was great! We haven’t gone anywhere else for sushi since we found this place!!!

This place is no longer happy hour all day. *sad face* Happy hour is now Monday — Saturday 3pm — 6pm. It can be slightly pricey outside of happy hour. They have also added new items to their menu. The tonkotsu ramen was surprisingly decent — not the best I ever had, but satisfies the craving; definitely perfect for a chilly day. My boyfriend loves the chirashi, which is a big bowl of sushi rice with tons of fresh fish. The soft shell crab was tasty, but wasn’t worth the $ 6. Remember to check-​in on Unilocal to get a free complimentary edamame dish.

I really want to give this place a better rating because it’s so close to school and I honestly didn’t find anything wrong with the experience but it really just came down to the fact that the sushi wasn’t as good as other places for a comparable price, even around this area, and the price wasn’t a bargain in any way.
Ultimately, there really was just nothing that set this place apart from other sushi places around the area. I’d come here in a quick pinch if I was really craving sushi, but Tokyo Lobby nearby honestly had slightly better quality fish, the happy hour menu will bring some items to way cheaper than at Sushi Catcher, and they have more non-​sushi items if you are into more of teriyaki, soba, or other Japanese cuisine.

I tried Sushi Catcher on a whim and was pleasantly surprised by their chirashi. At $ 12 it was a steal and a very filling lunch. The rice was not overly mushy and the grains were not broken; the fish was not slimy. I still need to try the hot food and sushi rolls but I will return for their affordable, delicious chirashi.

Came in after reading the positive reviews and a few recommendations from friends. Unfortunately ordered the wrong things, but it was still pretty decent. Small little store with a TV and very attentive staff. Food came out pretty quick however, it wasn’t anything amazing or memorable, at least what I ordered.
I accidentally ordered the Jalapeño bombs under the appetizer selection which was unique, lightly friend, but wasn’t very spicy. I wouldn’t get it again since it wasn’t very memorable/​flavorful. I also ordered the Albacore roll (accidentally) but this turned out to be pretty decent too, and filling. Only issue is they don’t have many BAKED/​HOT roll options as other places do, but they seems to have a lot of daily specials. If I were to go again, I’d try something different, however I won’t go out of my way to come here.

A few weeks ago, the craving for sushi was real and Sushi Catcher definitely hit the spot. The Rolls were pretty standard, spider roll, California roll, etc. Portions were pretty large at a reasonable price. I mean the Rainbow Roll was $ 7! I’m used to seeing that roll in the $ 13-​$ 15 range so seeing it under $ 10 made me pretty happy. I want to go back and try their yakisoba specials. Our neighbors were enjoying them and my mouth was watering as I tried not to stare. I also want to try the Poke Bowl. I almost got a giant sushi burrito but I saw our neighbors get it and I changed my mind real quick. it looked like 75% rice, 15% fish/​crab and 10% seawood/​wrapper. Sounds good in theory but the execution isn’t quite there yet.
Service was good as the server checked in on us often, but there was one table in particular that she completely fawned over. I’m not sure if they were family friends or regulars, but the rest of us customers were borderline ignored once they walked in. It didn’t bother me too much but it’s weird the way the server’s demeanor changed so drastically. Regardless, I will be back!

Really love coming here for sushi. Highly recommend get chirashi bowl. The service (even taking out) is amazing and efficient. Everyone is so friendly as well from the waitress to the sushi chefs. It is definitely amazing how attentive to detail everyone is despite how busy the place gets. Would definitely recommend this place to anyone :)

We wanted to find a hidden gem… and struck out. This is the highest rated sushi place in my neighborhood, and unfortunately was far from the rating it is given.
1. As easy as it may be, this place has no online menu. I’m adding pictures of the menu to this review.
2. The menu is extremely limited, and inaccurate. As you can see in the picture, the rainbow roll is listed as having fish… yet it is mostly imitation crab and shrimp.
3. The spicy tuna roll tastes like a side dish served at a Mexican restaurant, heavy on the jalapeños and spices.
4. The udon, a staple at most other Japanese places, was ok though there was no option for adding chicken or any other protein.
Overall, I must either have gone on a very off night or other raters must have been rating another place.
Service was polite.

***Update***
Visited today but the owner changed.
I used to love their salmon sushi and it’s totally different now. Below average now. Not going to visit anymore I think.

After a long day of driving, my boyfriend and I were craving some Japanese food. So, a quick look-​up on Unilocal,and we found this place. I have to admit, we drove straight past this place without even seeing it and even when our map directed us to the plaza, we still thought we were in the wrong place. The signage outside really made me want to turn around and leave, but I had to trust the reviews!
The restaurant is quite small, with only a few tables and some seats at the bar. When we came, there was only one other couple, so we had our choice of tables. We were immediately greeted by our waiter, who offered us a few suggestions of things to get. We decided on a chicken teriyaki bento with veggie tempura, along with a tootsie roll and a salmon roll. A few minutes after ordering, he brought over a miso soup (which was included with the bento) and two little dishes of cucumber salad and imitation crab. The miso soup was pretty watery and didn’t have much flavor at all, but the cucumber salad was really tasty. I ate my dish as well as my boyfriend’s.
My boyfriend enjoyed the chicken teriyaki. He said it wasn’t dry and overcooked like some tend to be at other restaurants. The veggie tempura was nice and crisp and wasn’t soggy. I thought it was kind of weird that the tempura dipping sauce was cold and not warm? Unless they are usually cold and I’m not remembering correctly? It was a little odd to have a piping hot piece of tempura with a cold dipping sauce. The tootsie roll was good, the shrimp was perfectly cooked. My favorite was the salmon roll because it tasted so fresh. I know a lot of technique and ingredients don’t go into a plain salmon roll, but I liked it the best. Sometimes, its hard to pull off simple rolls.
We were really happy with all the food we got and were even happier when we got the check because we were expecting to pay a lot more! It was definitely worth trying this place!

All day happy hour you say? The happy hour itself didn’t appeal to me much, so I settled with a bento to satisfy my hungry belly. Plus, prices seemed like typical normal sushi prices anyways.
I ordered the Bento that let’s you pick a main entrée, sushi roll or sashimi and a side. I went with the Beef Teriyaki, Mixed Tempura and Sashimi (Chef’s Choice). The Beef Teriyaki was more like a Bulgogi with Teriyaki sauce so don’t expect strips of beef, the sauce was also very sweet. The tempura had a thick batter, but came with shrimp, kabocha squash, onion and carrot. I didn’t care too much for the tempura dipping sauce. The side salad had a white dressing, that didn’t have a distinct flavor. The sashimi however, was very good and fresh. Since it was Chef’s choice, I ended up with pieces of Salmon and Yellowtail, with an amazing Wasabi relish I could not stop eating even though I’ve cleared my sinuses through and through. The bento also comes with rice and miso soup– that was lukewarm.
Price is decent about $ 12 for a bento. The star of the bento was the sashimi, really fresh and delicious. The rest of the meal was lackluster. The establishment is a bit small so be prepared when it’s dinner time. I’d definitely come back for probably just the sashimi next time however.

Had a sushi craving and went for something new since my usual go to place is Tokyo Lobby down the street. I saw this place had good ratings so Why Not?
The staff was very friendly and greeted us immediately once we got in. I LOVE when they do that because it welcomes the customer and makes us feel wanted. We loved that our server mentioned the specials and their all day happy hour menu. They had some pretty good deals! We ordered 2 Las Vegas, 2 Philly, 1 spicy tuna, 1 avocado roll, 2 miso, vegetable tempura, and 2 drinks. The grand total was $ 40! Which is great for all that food!
Now onto the flavors.
Well I immediately noticed that the rolls where a bit on the slim side. They hardly had any avocado or cream cheese inside. I love my rolls to be big and stuffed to the hilt! So big that I can’t fit it in my mouth. But that was not the fact here. So that was a bit of a downer. The flavors were ok. I really enjoyed the tempura and avocado roll. Everything else was ok.
If you like great deals on sushi, then this place is great! But if you want rolls that are HUGE, packed with flavor, and you need to bite it in half to eat, then try Tokyo Lobby down the street.

3.5 stars! The crew decided to try a new sushi spot tonight. After looking around Unilocal,we decided to stop here since we intended to go grab boba afterwards at a nearby place. After bracing ourselves for a strip mall sushi joint, we walked in and our dinner adventure begins.
It’s a small cozy restaurant with a few modest tables and some seating at the sushi bar. It’s sparsely decorate with the personality of a goldfish. Oh well. We’re here for the food anyways. From what I could tell, there was one sushi chef making the rolls, two waitresses, and perhaps someone else in the back area prepping stuff. We were told to sit anywhere we want and the most unenthusiastic waitress [we’ll call her «unhappy child”] and her trainee served us. Do you ever get that feeling that your server just doesn’t care about her job? Yeah, that’s totally the vibe her. The trainee was super friendly though and seemed more than willing to answer any questions and refill our waters and tea.
10-​minutes of decision making later, we decided to order a sushi boat set and some Happy Hour rolls on the side. Set A for $ 35 comes with nine pieces of sashimi, five pieces sushi, and two «special rolls.» When asked what the special rolls were, the unhappy child just shrugged and told us, «whatever the chef wants to make.» Oookaaay… I’m no expert but I’m pretty sure there’s actual names for the rolls but she was just too lazy to ask. Whatever.
After eating a small cucumber salad with imitation crab and too much dressing, the rolls all came out and shortly after, the boat! I was starting to get excited again, after the unhappy child dampened the mood, upon seeing thick cuts of sashimi and our rolls. I decided that after eating some HH salmon rolls and a few avocado rolls, I wanted my first bite from the boat to be some salmon sashimi. I love salmon. They were so generously thickly cut but it wasn’t fresh. No cantaloupe smell but still smooth. It was kind of a let down and the rolls were unevenly cut! Everything else was pretty much the same: big portion and/​or cuts, not the best quality. I do like how they offer fresh wasabi.
$ 20ea. before tip for the three of us for a $ 35 sushi boat and four Happy Hour rolls. Cheap on the wallet AND on the quality. One pro is, if you want to eat on a budget, Happy Hour is all day, every day, and runs between $ 3 – 7 [if you think about it, that just means they have really cheaply priced rolls and there’s no real specials here]. Not the best sushi in the west valley but okay prices for okay food.

Absolutely delicious! This place definitely hit the spot for my sushi cravings.
They started us off with complementary cucumber and imitation crab salad. It was okay. Since it was free, we didn’t complain. We ordered salmon and yellowtail sashimi. The fish is fresh. They gave us thick slices of salmon and yellowtail. Delicious! My mom liked it so much she ordered a lot more sashimi — she usually shares an order of sashimi with me but she wanted her own! They gave us complimentary fresh wasabi along with our sashimi. Most sushi places I go to would charge extra for fresh wasabi.
The rolls were pretty good. I liked the Sex on the Beach roll. There’s scallop inside and topped with salmon. One of my favorite combination! I enjoyed the Las Vegas roll too. It was only $ 5! It was crunchy and delicious. The Volcano roll was another favorite with my family. It’s a California roll topped with baked lobster and shrimp. It was flavorful and filling.
To top off the meal, we were given complementary mochi ice cream. Whattttt? This place has definitely won me over. The service was great. I’d definitely come back whenever I’m back in town.