Sushi O'Mine

No problems parking but you have to enter this place through the main building and not where you see their store sign. Just follow their stickers and you’ll get to the place. The place is 3 places in one… while the other place has the lovely windows, the food here is fresh, well prepared and presented and service is attentive. We all enjoyed our meals and would come back here if we were in the neighborhood. They should say in the menu that some of the sushi was torched because I think torched sushi tastes better and if I knew it was torched maybe I would have ordered that instead of the soup and sushi meal.

Ordered a Chef Special Platter with about 45pc in total for $75+taxes. Overall quality is pretty good.

It’s a mainly takeout sushi place, big store, JP convenient section @ entrance, sushi eatery in the back. Cafeteria type, thought nothing to expect, but sashimi & sushi were good! Thick enough cuts to ensure good mouthful experience, but sake, pity, I would go back for the food, a fast meal or take out!

Good lunch value set options as well as take out. The rolls are quite filling; i personally like the style of spicy salmon rolls they offer (mixed with panko and the spicy mayo in the mix vs on top).Kid friendly venue as well and delicious food. Good addition to the neighborhood as options for value sushi platters and sets are limited in the area.

TLDR;Food: 8/10Service: 9/10Value: 7/10Was looking for a new sushi restaurant to try out and came across Sushi O'Mine on Google Maps. We (party of 3 and 1 child) arrived around 6:30pm on a Monday and were able to get a seat very quickly. They have several platters, but many of the regular ones are only available for takeout. The waitress offered us tea while we wait which was piping hot. The waitress was very quiet and with masks on, I could not hear her very well. I had to ask her to repeat herself several times throughout the meal, but she was very nice.We ordered the Grand Cruiser boat, a tempura appetizer, and a seafood teriyaki yaki udon. Once we ordered, we received some appetizers and the waitress asked us if we'd like to have our yaki udon first and we said sure... But the udon didn't actually come out until the end lol. The sushi boat arrived shortly after (food was spaced out nicely - not too quick or late to arrive) and was split into two plates - one for the rolls and another for the sushi/sashimi. All fish was pretty fresh and I liked that they didn't use too much rice for the rolls. The udon itself was too sweet for our tastes. The dessert was free and came with a cookies & creme pocky stick and a gummy. The gummy was a little hard, but appreciated and the ice cream was very good. I strongly recommend the black sesame!

This place is actually so good!! Service was awesome from the one waitress, and food was really yummy. It took quite a bit of time (maybe 20 min) for the food to arrive but it was worth it. I recommend the glorious wound roll (yes that's really what it's called lol) which had scallop and torched butterfish. But then it made us too full to finish our actual dinners lol. The sushi was fresh and I'm surprised they gave a piece of fatty-ish tuna in my assorted sushi dish. The tempura udon I got had a different broth than usual. It was darker and slightly sweet, instead of a regular dashi broth. The sushi dinner bentos not only had soup and salad, but also came with a couple pieces of takoyaki, which I've never seen before in a bento. Overall great little restaurant, which seems part of a general K-town market with another restaurant and cafe. It's quite small (maybe 6-7 tables) and the waitress said it gets pretty busy on the weekends so it's recommended to make a reservation

This restaurant is on a smaller size, there are maybe eight tables altogether. The sushi is definitely delicious; however be prepared to wait. The portion of the premium rolls is very generous, but the rice is quite thin, so the rolls actually fall apart if you squeeze the chopsticks too hard. It appears that only two people are working, the sushi chef and one other person taking orders and preparing tables. Nevertheless, I definitely recommend coming here for sushi, just don't come hungry.

COME HERE SUSHI ENJOYERS. Through my life's existence, this is the best sushi/sashimi you can get at its price point ($20-35). Nothing comes close to it. You can tell that the chef here is truly passionate in his restaurant through the food itself.

Great place for family style sushi. Sharable small place, they also have Korean food