Hornbill Sushi & Asian Fusion — Restaurant in Phoenix

I'm surprised we haven't seen this place before, so I'm assuming it is new. We went here for happy hour and the prices were incredible for the quality of food we got.

The sushi was very fresh and had tons of fish in it. Service was great. We came in when it was quiet and the place filled up soon after 6pm. Everything came out in a timely manner except I think they forgot our edamame order, but they brought it to us later on and didn't charge us for it.

My kid got a miso soup. I was expecting a small container like I'm used to, but this was a large bowl of soup and she was thrilled.

Our favorite roll was by far the seared salmon roll, but honestly there wasn't a single roll we could complain about. The jalapeño poppers were very tasty. I'm not usually a fan but these were very good! Their tempura batter was very crispy. I ordered a salmon handroll and was pleasantly surprised when they brought out 2!

We will definitely be coming back again! I would have taken more pictures but everything was eaten so quickly that there...

Initial experience of trying out this restaurant for the first time I am impressed by the food it was well delivered in execution the flavors superb and there was so much time and effort put into how it was prepared. I ordered the Tonkatsu Ramen was such a lovely array of flavors I had barely no complaints about the food even their cream cheese rangoons were amazing in texture and flavor. The only thing I wasn't a big fan of was how slightly burnt the pork was but apart from that minor detail I made an exception to that and the meal was delicious and definitely worth a reorder in the future. The inside of the restaurant also was a slight bit messy on the floor region near where customers dined I could see some left over dirt on the floor that wasn't fully swept up. I highly recommend the Tonkatsu Ramen. Also for those who aren't into pork or can't eat pork try out the Miso, Mongolian Beef or...

It's very dark inside. After reading the reviews I am convinced they were getting free meals. "Happy Hour" was on average one dollar below the normal menu price. When we ordered three rolls, a bowl of rice and edamame off of the happy hour menu, the waitress gave us a disapproving look . The bowl of rice looked like it had been scraped from B the bottom of a rice pot that was at least a day old with brown edges on the very dry rice. The edamame was overcooked and mushy. The tuna in one of the rolls was definitely not fresh as it was dark colored and flesh colored mixed together; also it was not served cold. I really try to support local business but after driving an hour to get here I have to say it's among the worst sushi...