About - Sunny's Sushi
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Amenities and More
Offerings
- Alcohol
- Beer
- Comfort food
- Healthy options
- Small plates
- Wine
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Cozy
- Quiet
- Trendy
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I used to visit Sunny Sushi on the West Side and always had a good experience, so when we were near Mesa, we decided to try the Mesa’s location, what we assumed was another location of the same restaurant. We expected the same quality and pricing. Unfortunately, that wasn’t the case. On a Saturday night, the restaurant was nearly empty, which was surprising. I ordered the same sushi I usually get, but it was noticeably more expensive, and the slice of salmon was extremely thin, very different from what I was used to. The difference in portion and value was disappointing. As our server explained, the restaurants share the same name but are not actually the same establishment. After this experience, I completely understand. This was my first visit to this location, and it will be my last.
Overall my experience was okay, but I'm not sure I would be back, at least to this location. When my friend and I arrived there was only 1 other table seated. Even with the restaurant being nearly empty, service was very poor. Our server only came to the table a handful of times, to take drink orders/bring drinks, and to take the food order/bring the food. Not once did he come over and check on us during the meal. We also had to call him over to clear our plates and ask to order dessert, plus to ask for the bill. During the entire time we were there, only one other table walked in. Our server along with other employees were just hanging around the sushi case, chatting and on their phones in full view of customers. We had to wait to even be able to get their attention to wave our server over. Personally, I think the food is definitely overpriced for the quality. Basic rolls are $8-12, and anything else is $12+. I ordered a fried California Roll, which in its on was $12. Many of the appetizers are similar price or more than some of the entrees. The fried ice cream is a MESS. The whole thing is the size of a grapefruit, but when you cut into it, the tempura layer is at least an inch thick. The ice cream itself is smaller than the size of a baseball. There's more fried outside than ice cream, and it's so drenched in chocolate drizzle you can't even taste the flavor of the ice cream. The nicest part of the restaurant was probably the atmosphere, but if I didn't know it was a sushi restaurant/Oriental cuisine, I wouldn't have been able to tell.
Sunny’s Sushi is fantastic! The fresh rolls, especially the Rainbow roll and the bento boxes, are a must-try. The cozy atmosphere and friendly staff make it a great experience. Highly recommend! 🍱🍣