Mr. Sushi

Food is pretty good, good friendly service! Good to know there’s good local Japanese restaurants around my neighborhood. We def beat the dinner rush!!! Def recommended

Our family’s favorite sushi place. The sushi is so delicious sushi, lots of options (and options other then sushi if that’s not everyone in your party cares for.) They can make gluten free and give you gluten free soy sauce if you ask. Great service and relaxing atmosphere!

Worst sushi ever! Just spent $ 30 and it’s horrible. Don’t bother. I have eaten sushi for years and started in San Diego and this is not even close to what you can get at the grocery here. And that isn’t that good!

Have been searching for a good sushi restaurant close to me for awhile, and this one unfortunately was also a big disappointment. I ordered take out about a week ago and didn’t even eat it all. First, they don’t even have proper sushi take out containers. They put everything in huge styrofoam containers and the sushi just rolls around and falls apart. Second, the fish didn’t taste very fresh. I ordered salmon and unagi nigiri, and a roll w/​unagi and some veggies in it. The fish portion on the nigiri was good, but again, wasn’t really very fresh tasting. As for the rolls, there was hardly any unagi in the roll at all, and all the unagi (in nigiri and roll) was dry and had bones in it. I’ve had better sushi from the grocery store. I wouldn’t go back.

The only reason why I’m giving this a 3 star is because of the Service. The service was great but the food… Not so great. The sushi was kind of bland and even the spicy mayo sauce was really bland. I wouldn’t go back but very nice and welcoming staff. The fish seemed a little fresh but I’ll keep looking. The prices weren’t expensive.

Delicious sushi and really friendly service! They have really original rolls that you won’t find anywhere else in the Denver area. Definitely go check it out!

My favorite suburban strip mall sushi. Fresh, good sushi, friendly service… and reasonably priced. A hidden gem.

I ordered sushi and chicken fried rice for takeout, and it was delicious! Everything was fresh and left me wanting more! The prices were also very reasonable. They had it ready to pick up quickly, and both staff members I interacted with were super nice. I can’t wait to go back and eat in!

If you like sushi and sake, this place is hard to beat.

I wanted to like it more because the service was friendly, but the food doesn’t warrant a higher rating. The key to good sushi is seasoned rice, and there’s has no «su» in their rice. The lack of seasoned vinegar was obvious. The sushi is on par with grocery store sushi.

My family and I have been here on 3 different occasions within the last year. My husband and I were unimpressed every time but went there because of how conveniently it is located next to the movie theater we often go to.
I didn’t enjoy the excess amount of cream cheese in some rolls. Also few rolls I ordered fell apart whilst picking them up. My husband was disappointed that they didn’t offer any rolls containing lobster. Other dishes such as the chicken yaki soba and teriyaki were just average. Portion sizes for their seaweed salad was quite small for the price too.
The last time I ate there, a few short weeks ago, I experienced an awful stomach pain, where a sushi chef admitted to me later on that some of their fish is old since they cannot sell it all quickly enough.
Overall, my family and I will never eat here again. There are plenty of other choices not far from here such as Okinawa or Fontana with more well prepared sushi.

This place wasn’t so great tonight. We’ve enjoyed it in the past, but tonight, the rolls fell apart, and the kitchen and wait staff argued with us about what we ordered.
We wanted tuna hand rolls, and asked, the waiter to make them te maki (which means hand roll). They brought regular rolls, and when we pointed out the mistake, the said it means cut roll (which is incorrect). Regardless, arguing is not the correct way to handle the situation.
As we were paying, we saw a sushi chef, clean tables, and go back to preparing food without washing her hands.
If the fish wasn’t outstanding and the price decent, the review would have been lower.

Finding good sushi in a strip mall shouldn’t be a surprise, based on how easy it is to find great restaurants in odd places in Japan. But, in Colorado, it can still be an eye opening experience.
The place isn’t huge, but it is immaculate. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The menu has enough «Colorado-​style» sushi rolls to please those who aren’t quite prepared to gobble down raw fish (try it!). I’d come here to eat rather than drink, if you catch my drift.
Don’t let the kitschy name scare you off, you won’t be disappointed.

Mr. Sushi is one of the first sushi restaurants I went to after moving to Denver, CO. 8 years later, it is still one of my go to places for awesome sushi. Their service is never lacking, and their food is consistently great. Each time I go, I order random rolls. I couldn’t even begin to tell you which rolls I have ordered there. But, I do always get some yellowtail. If you go with a big group of people, they break out the boat of sushi. It is a boatload!

I have been going to Mr Sushi for nearly 10 years now. It is one of the best places in the Denver Metro area for really tasty, reasonably priced, and very fresh sushi. They have fantastic fish — always melt-​in-​your-​mouth quality. The service is friendly and efficient, and even when months go by they always remember me & my family when we go in. I used to live in Littleton when I discovered this gem but now I live much farther east & am happy to make the pilgrimage for their food.
I want to be Mrs Sushi!

Visited this place on the recommendation of my cousin and his wife. Went there with a fairly large group and got to try a bunch of different things.
Overall, the food was tasty, fresh, and interesting – especially the bento box’s – a little bit of everything. The sushi was on par with most sushi joints in Denver, not particularly impressed, but not bad. The service and environment were extremely authentic and very friendly.

I am a bit of a sushi snob, always looking for incredible flavor in rolls, fresh, buttery consistency in fish, and rice that is cooked properly. I have my favorite sushi spot over by my house, but I happened to be in Littleton and was looking for something nearby. I found this place on Unilocal,and the hubby and I decided to check it out. The place is very clean and gorgeously decorated with beautiful Japanese artwork. We sat at the sushi bar, and the service was outstanding. The rolls were pretty okay. We did enjoy the freshness and flavor of the special «Mr. Sushi roll». However, the flavors on the volcano roll were a bit odd, even though the spicy scallops on top were tasty. We also had a «Heart Attack», which is a whole, large jalapeño filled with cream cheese, covered in tempura, deep fried, and then sauced with eel sauce. It was bland — with all those ingredients I wouldn’t have expected that. Overall, not the stellar sushi I’m used to having at «my» place, but not bad.

Hubby and I came here for the first time and we were really impressed!
We ordered the sushi/​sashimi for 2 ($ 42), and it was such a GREAT VALUE! It came with two orders of miso soup, two salads, and a boat full of sushi — we couldn’t even finish everything, and it was all delicious!
We’ll definitely be back again soon.

This place has excellent sushi, Some of the best in town! The Heart attack roll is a MUST try, especially if you like spicy. It’s location is a little random and inconvenient. The atmosphere is a little less desirable then other sushi places I’ve been too and there’s no background music, which I found odd. Our waitress was really great but she only, came to our table a few times and never brought us water or came to check on us during our meal. The place wasn’t even busy so I found this a little disappointing. Go for the sushi though and not the atmosphere.

This tiny little sushi place is overshadowed by empty lots and large stores, luckily my smart phone located it for me. The selection is small, but the available fish was fresh and the price is right. I always order based on the chefs recommendation, after all, he is standing there with all the fish at his disposal, he would know best. I really enjoyed the chef’s special, seared yellow tail with jalapenos drizzled with a light citrus ponzu. The hollywood roll was refreshing and I’ll admit that I’m a sucker for combinations with cucumber and avocado.
Our sushi chef was fun and chatty. I welcome building a relationship with the chef as a fun addition to my sushi dining experience. His genuine desire to craft «creative» sushi was charming and led to a narrative of each roll and a sample of a freshly prepared creamy sweet wasabi sauce in the shape of a happy face. Mr Sushi was definitely 5 star in the service department. The servers and staff were very accommodating and quirky. If I lived closer, Mr Sushi would make it into my regular dining rotation.
Lastly, the happy hour is just on drinks, but $ 2 sake and $ 2 beers is a no-​brainer, especially on the weekends (12−6pm on Saturdays and 4−6pm on Sundays). Kanpai!