Sushi n' Gone Teriyaki & Noodles — Restaurant in National City

Ok, so hear me out on this. Paolo is into to something here. Wow! I am a sushi snob and would never have thought that Mexican and Sushi fusion would work. Boy was I wrong. This was some of the best sushi I have ever had outside traditional Japanese sushi. The facade and interior has a little left to be desired. I almost didn’t enter as I was clutching my pearls concerned for the safety and security at this location. They need to clean up the former 7-11 facade and make their interior a little more cozy. The place is obviously short staffed and a start up. I want to see them succeed, though! With some attention to interior decorating they could really have an all round 5 star joint here. Also for the price this...

At first glance, this establishment didn't look like much because of the outside appearance and small parking lot, to the point we almost decided to go elsewhere. However, I'm glad we didn't. The inside is very inviting and comfortable, you are immediately greeted with a smile and seated. The prices are very good base on the amount of food you get. We had thought the rolls would be small like the average rolls you get in Connecticut but we were surprised to see rolls measuring at least a foot (9-10) pieces. They are very well ade with a great presentation and are full of flavors. Even the salads are fresh and delicious. I highly recommend checking...

Great sushi spot! Their rolls are fresh and flavorful, and the teriyaki bowls are fantastic. We pick up food here a couple of times a month, and the experience is consistently solid. The employees are always attentive, friendly, and welcoming.

The only downside is the location—parking can be a bit tight during busy hours, and the entrance is easy to miss since it’s located on a busy corner. If you do miss it, expect to make a couple of U-turns to get back around.

Overall, it’s definitely worth it for the quality of the food...