Sushi Mango — Restaurant in Colorado

Sushi Mango is a must-visit for sushi lovers! We did the steamed gyoza dumplings and the tempura shrimp! Both were delicious!

The fish is incredibly fresh, and the portions are generous — you can really taste the quality in every bite. We tried several rolls, and each one was phenomenal:

Black Dragon Roll – Rich, flavorful, and beautifully presented. Hearty eel pieces!

Tempura Shrimp Roll – Perfectly crispy with a great balance of texture and taste. Loved this one because the sauce to roll ratio was great!

Rainbow Roll – Fresh slices of fish over a classic California roll and colorful favorite done right.

Bronco Roll – Unique and packed with flavor — a definite standout! A little spicy and well balanced!

Lollipop roll - this one was the cucumber outside and no rice! Very yummy with a fun refreshing sauce! It was well balanced!

Sushi and sashimi are generous cuts and fresh! I appreciate their display of our order!

The quality, flavor, and portion size exceeded our expectations. Sushi Mango knows what they’re doing, and we’ll definitely be back!

Staff and...

Please save your money and go elsewhere but than this place. The owner guy has no customer service skills. Unlike any other sushi joints or small restaurant you come to where you are greeted, this guy does not care at all, unfriendly and rude. The sushi is not top quality grade and certainly not fresh, the sushi rolls are hideous - overpriced, all filled with cheap imitation crab salad to fill you up. All the rolls and nigiri and sashimi are priced way higher than any decent average or even upscale sushi. They are priced higher than Sushi Den for below mediocre food. Do yourself a favor, drive 2-3 miles away to check out Edo Higan (by Park Meadows Vista) or Asaka (by Ikea, Longhorn), you will find much better quality sushi and rolls with quality fish and fantastic rolls that aren't just some crab filled and some raw fish slapped on top. Would give this place O stars on all fronts. Feel bad for servers who get blamed for owner and sushi chefs who serve such atrocities and...

We had dinner at Mango Sushi today. We sat at the bar and the seats were very comfortable, it was fun to watch chefs making sushi. Overall atmosphere was pleasant but not special to get 5 stars. Our server was trying very hard but unfortunately failed to bring salads and soup in time (we had to mentioned to the chef while getting the main dish) Still the timing of preparation of main dish was acceptable. We did not have to wait long for the check. Food was not bad, but not outstanding either. The main reason for giving it 2 stars is that the portions of sashimi were extremely small both in the rolls and sashimi deluxe. For 39$ main dish and 16$ per roll you expect more high quality fish. It felt like the chef cut pieces as small as he could. Dishes lacked creatively and special presentation. Fish was of very average quality and lacked flavor or character. My advice spend your money elsewhere many better...