Sushi-Ai

Good service. Cool ambiance in the restaurant. Sometimes the chef will make specialty rolls for you.

Thanks to groupon my husband and I found a wonderful sushi place. Quality of the fish is grade A, service was excellent, price of the sushi was reasonable, great sushi selections, ambiance was very comfortable. Would definitely be a returning customer and would recommend this.
Try their crab cakes!

We had a party of 6. Excellent service and food. The selection of sushi was very good, with good portions. Small cozy environment, will come back. Highly recommend.

Groupon = 40 dollar entrée for 21 dollars.
I’m not a sushi guy but my lady is. She order the spicy tuna roll and another Im not sure of (not a sushi guy at all). She wanted to go and buy another groupon lol it was that good she said
I personally had the NY Strip medium, comes with the soup (good) and house salad for roughly 20 dollars. Tasted pretty darn good. I mean its not a steak house so take it for what is is.
Overall I presume the sushi was amazing because my lady insisted she buy another groupon while we were still eating

My friend and I got really sick after eating at this place.
Avoid!
You have been warned!!!

Loved every roll! Great place to eat! And the Samurai adds great authentic feel! I will be coming back!

Reasonably priced sushi and good for a group because of the sushi combo selections. There was also a cocktail selection, as well as sake and all the good Asian beers (Sapporo, asahi, Kirin, Kirin light) to choose from. The plaza that this restaurant is located in is otherwise empty, but sushi ai seems to be doing pretty well nonetheless! Our waiter didn’t seem too knowledgeable about the beverages but was very friendly and accommodating.
What we ordered (and were very pleased with):
Sashimi combo of 15 pieces– very fat and generous, however my brother did taste some frozen pieces.
Veggie maki
White sox
Ocean drive
California sunset
Rainbow
Sexy lady
Crazy dragon
Udon was also quite tasty, but you can’t go wrong with this dish anyways so it was a nice way to fill the hungry boys up. The salad and miso soup with the sashimi combo were also good– though the salad was drenched, the dressing was still light tasting.
Overall a nice suburban sushi find! Might be back soon.

All hype no substance.
The waitress/​manager was incredibly rude and condescending. Our orders took over 60 minutes to arrive the table and they screwed up two of those orders. The food is grossly overpriced for the quality or should I say lack of quality you’re receiving. When I spoke to the manager I informed her that that our soups never came out with the meal. She looked at me and said well do you want them now. No, I enjoy paying for something I didn’t receive. Idiot!
Save yourself the time and money. They make better sushi rolls up the street at Whole Foods.

My boyfriend and I wanted to break out of our regular routine of sushi restaurants. So, I searched groupon for deals at quality places and stumbled across this gem!
The décor is cute, nothing too exciting except for that samurai to greet you! We sat in the booths by the bar and it had a bright blue lighting that defiantly drew you into the bar.
We came on a weekday night so it was fairly slow and was able to get seated right away. Service was awesome, super friendly and helpful. They have a wide variety of sushi options, I feel like you cant go wrong on any of them.
A few standouts is the scary spider, and– gosh I wish I didn’t forget the name of the rolls. I will have to update this with the roll names.
Defiantly recommending this place. I will be back in the future with/​without a groupon.

Sushi-​Ai continues to be a top-​notch extravaganza of flavor.
We went in last week for my sister’s birthday — she wanted sushi, which I am so thankful for! Our server was fantastic, and (almost) everything was on point. (more on that later.)
We ordered… well, we ordered A LOT. Basically everything that did not include:
1. cream cheese (it doesn’t belong in sushi, does it?
2. asparagus (my dad doesn’t like it.)
So, there were probably 10 full sized rolls on the table, as well as the tuna rice appetizer, and we each got one of those bomb $ 4 house salads.
We also ordered some nigiri: salmon, tuna, and yellowtail for everyone, and a piece of salmon roe (ikura) for me, my fav, and what I always end my meal with.
All of the rolls were great. Spicy where they should be, mild where they should be, and FLAVORFUL. The nigiri was large slices of fish atop well wasabi’d rice. Everything was very well executed.
The house salad… what can I say about this that has not already been said? First of all, for $ 4, its humongous. It’s topped with shredded carrot and beets, along with crispy sweet potato bits. Add orange, grapefruit, and tomatoes, and top with that creamy decadent ginger dressing… not to mention the fact that you can EAT THE BOWL. So good. So so good.
The only thing that feel flat for me was the ikura. Something just didn’t taste right. It wasn’t the brine-​y, salty delight it should have been. Luckily, I had just taken a little nibble off the top before diving in, and decided I was going to pass on it. Our server was completely understanding and removed it from the bill for us.
I don’t live close to Sushi-​Ai anymore, but I do live close to what I’ve been told is one of their sister restaurants. Can’t wait to go back.