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Stopped in for sushi and noodles. Got treated to live music from a very talented singer. The Maui Wowie was tasty. The sashimi tuna was also very nicely done and not just slabs of fish on a plate. We tried the spring rolls and dumplings too. I liked the dumplings. The spring rolls were good, but not paired with the sushi. Wife got the garlic noodles and felt underwhelmed. The beef in it was perfect. My mom got the drunken noodles with tofu and was surprised by the oil used. She didn’t like the slight fishy taste and sent it back, but I am pretty sure I would have liked it. Our server, Sara, was exemplary. Fast and friendly service. Very attentive. We will be back for sure. The atmosphere is wonderful. Nice design with lots of tables, with a nice intimate feel. We tried 3 desserts. Coconut mango panna cotta, fried bananas, and the new addition to the menu, Key Lime Cheesecake. Mom loves the fried bananas to the point of ecstasy. The panna cotta is a new favorite for me. Wife said the cheesecake was the best part or her meal, though the live music was the best part of the night for us all. Look forward to returning.
Scott RoskelleyScott Roskelley
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We walked in and had to wait 30ish minutes for our table. Which is fine because it seemed like a well rated and popular restaurant. The service was also good. And the restaurant is clean and well decorated. But let’s get to the main thing- the food: how is it when compared to the wait time and price? Apps: Sashimi was good quality so phew! Calamari was not that good. It wasn’t well seasoned and had a hard and chewy texture. Can’t really describe it but it just wasn’t it. Sushi: We got the rainbow roll, samurai, and Tasmanian devil. The rolls were OKAY at best. Not amazingly yummy but not bad either. But that’s not really what I want after waiting that long or paying that price. I could get similar quality at a less nicer place. Noodles: ordered chicken vermicelli. This was great but also interesting! Wasn’t anything like authentic vermicelli noodles (the way it’s prepared at Vietnamese restaurants), which I guess it’s because this is a fusion restaurant, but tasted great! Surprisingly, the star tonight! Would I go back? Probably not. Should you visit? Yes! If not for the sushi then for the noodles and the ambiance. And perhaps they have better sushi on their menu than the ones we tried.
Nusrat JahanNusrat Jahan
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We came here for a birthday dinner, and I’ve never seen my wife so happy about food. And as someone who feels very “meh” about sushi, I quite enjoyed it too. We did the all-you-can-eat deal. Here’s what we ordered, and my ranking of them. Spicy edamame - So good. I was stoked about this dish and kept going back for more. Pork dumplings - Really yummy dumplings. Snow White - Really enjoyed this one. Would get again. Blazing Jazz - tons of flavor. Should be a big favorite for fish lovers. Vegas - this is the best Vegas roll I’ve had. UFO - Didn’t love this one. I don’t remember why. That’s just what I wrote down. Daizee - very citrusy, but pretty enjoyable. Pretty fishy. Wok n Roll - Weird roll. It’s not sushi and not filet mignon. It’s very spicy and just very strange. Spicy tuna - not bad. Medium good I think we might end up back here at some point just because my wife was so happy about it. It was pricey though. Over a hundred dollars for two people to do all-you-can-eat, but great option for a birthday or anniversary.
Chipper WhatcottChipper Whatcott
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We just returned from a few months in Japan. Sapa tries hard but misses the mark on a few items. 1. No paper menu is ridiculous. At nearly 70 yrs old trying to read a digital menu off a tiny cell screen is near impossible. 2. The Nori is extremely chewy low quality but not the worse quality. I would never serve such a low quality nori to my friends and family. 3. The rice was average. 4. The fish was excellent in flavor and quality. 5. We both totally enjoyed the seaweed salad and would order it again and again. A little less sugar would make it perfect. 6. Hot/cold tea does not come with the meal. Very shocking. In Japan, China, Korea, Singapore etc etc the restaurant owner would be shamed for not including tea especially for such a high priced menu. Two people: $100 and not full. Japan the same meal would be about $22-25 as of 4 months ago but we live in a near hyper inflation environment thanks to our current leadership in Washington and locally. The pictures is $100 worth...yah shocking
Navy RetiredNavy Retired
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Update: Sept 2022 My sister and I were driving by SLC and decided to visit Sapa again. We got the AYCE sushi again ($42/person) and the sushi was as excellent as we remember! We particularly recommend the Spider (soft shelled crab) and the Luscious Lover (shrimp tempura, avocado, eel, strawberry). Be aware that most of the sushi on the menu is spicy in some way. Like the Blazing Jazz is served with wasabi sauce and the Mojo has spicy mango sauce. The service was quick and efficient, the staff friendly and attentive. Note they ask at the door if you plan on drinking and check your ID if you say yes. It seems they seat people who don't plan to drink in the back (it's much quieter and less crowded there). There is a fenced courtyard with outdoor seating too. Original (2017) I went there with my sister for the all you can eat. The sushi was awesome and the service excellent. It can get a bit noisy and crowded during prime time with a wait for bigger groups. But the food is definitely worth it!
Isabelle KuIsabelle Ku
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So before I start, keep in mind that finding great sushi in the middle of the desert (SLC) is not the right expectation. The 5 stars I give here is based on good taste for a very reasonable price, but more importantly, in a swanky one-of-a-kind atmosphere in SLC. The restaurant perhaps is the most unique and exudes character from the entrance itself. There is no sign up front and almost looks like an abandoned warehouse. The inside is bustling. It's huge. Many tables. swanky interior. Upbeat music. Cheery crowd. Definitely not a family-friendly place but more for business meals and drinks. It's like a gastro-pub but with good sushi and rolls. Food is definitely not 5 stars. They taste good but overly reliant on sauces, sugar, and soy sauce. But again, for SLC standards, and considering it a fusion, my party had an absolute fantastic time. Prices are very reasonable, especially for the overall experience. Perfect place for a date night, getting the mood up. Will absolutely return!
Wook ChungWook Chung
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722 State St, Salt Lake City, UT 84111
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(801) 363-7272
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sapabarandgrill.com
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Asian fusion venue offering sushi & cocktails in a hip locale with a courtyard & Japanese teahouses.
attractions: Sheraton Salt Lake City Hotel, The Leonardo, Crystal Inn Hotel & Suites Salt Lake City, DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Hotel Salt Lake City Downtown, Motel 6 Salt Lake City, UT - Downtown, Oasis Games, Hilton Garden Inn Salt Lake City Downtown, Beehive State Souvenirs, Salt Lake City Public Library, Metropolitan Inn, restaurants: The Bayou, Moochie's Meatballs and More, The Green Pig Pub, Caffé Molise, Vertical Diner, Pie Hole, Market Street Grill Downtown, Proper Burger Company, Whiskey Street Cocktails & Dining, Arempas
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