Finest Sushi — Restaurant in New York

I just ate here for the first time and it will be the last. I ordered the poke bowl with spicy crab and requested the salad option, instead of rice. I also ordered two classic rolls. One spicy tuna roll and the other was yellowtail jalapeño. I also got two a la carte pieces of eel. The poke bowl had rice instead of salad, like I had requested, and it had imitation crab with absolutely no spice, and no flavor. If you are going to use fake crab, you need to clarify that on the menu. The rolls were also bland and were not spicy at all. The rolls did not taste fresh, and the rice used was dry on the outside. Basically the eel was the only good thing I ordered. I also payed for a side of spicy mayonnaise, and that was not spicy at all, just tasted like mayonnaise. I get the impression the food was prepared with no courtesy at all for the instructions I gave and no interest in making tasty food that keeps you coming back. I have had way better sushi from other places in Sunnyside, but figured I would give this a try. Extremely disappointed I wasted my money...

Finest Sushi has the finest sushi! This is my go-to spot for takeout sushi in Sunnyside. Although the storefront is unassuming, the fish and rice are super fresh, service is quick, and prices are unbeatable. My go-to order is 5 rolls for $30 - spicy tuna, salmon avocado, shrimp tempura, yellowtail scallion, and eel avocado. For lunch they include soup/salad. They also have fantastic party trays for amazing value. I ordered one for my friend's bridal shower and they really delivered! Everyone was asking me where the sushi was from because they thought the rolls were so good. Also the owner of the place is always so kind, she even threw in a few rolls for free for my vegetarian friend. Will continue getting my...

Just tried some of their rolls & Hibachi steak entree today. Rolls were decent, the fried rice and salad that came with the entree was fresh. Soup was a little bland but decent also. The only problem I had was the steak in the Hibachi entree: it was very rough and almost impossible to chew. Maybe they could use different part of beef? The sauce and veggies in it was yum and the fried rice was great but the beef was just too hard and rubbery. I’d definitely go back for more and I’m glad this opened up in the neighborhood. Welcome...