Sushi-Ten Japanese restaurant

Exceeded our expectations! The quality of the sushi and other food was very high. My family ordered several sushi rolls including ahi, and spicy tuna and were very satisfied. The miso soup was some of the best I’ve had since visiting Tokyo. They don’t list anything in their menu as gluten free, however they were happy to make me some GF fried rice. She warned ‘it won’t taste the same’, which I thought was very nice, but I agreed that it wouldn’t (and I’d be worried if it did). The chicken in the fried rice was cooked very well (and plenty of it). The service was good. The prices were reasonable (given it is sushi and I don’t mind paying for fresh, high quality ingredients.) Overall, excellent experience.

The biggest tips on going to sushi ten. Go at happy hour where the menu is 1/2 off. The all you can eat is not worth as much as that. Second is that going at happy hour means that the restaurant is busy. You will be waiting. When it comes down to quality, you are getting great sushi for an amazing price. It isn't loud so a date is actually a great idea for this location.while waiting on food you can get to know the other person. This place is basically all sushi, there is almost no option for those not interested in fish. Plan accordingly. Some rolls are not gluten free. This place rocks. Overall, I would go again regularly. I would not go for a quick bite or when one is in a rush