Su Su Sushi — Restaurant in San Diego

My parents wish they had time to review this restaurant so I’m going to help them with what they told me. Owners, I hope you read this today so you know exactly who was served what and maybe make a change that can cost someone’s health.

First off, they didn’t even get water. They had to ask a few times. So first roll came through. It looked and felt frozen, as if it was an old roll they had sitting, couldn’t even eat it. Did not looked prepped right then and there The second roll was essentially the same, but when he bit into it, he couldn’t even tear through it, it was so tough or old. I don’t understand how this is possible. They sent it all back and left so disappointed.

They eat Sushi everywhere and have had bad sushi before but typically it’s not because it’s frozen or chewy like this. I’ve never heard a complaint about presentation (how old the rolls looked) until now. They were shocked by the orders that people were coming in to pick up as if the place was good. They either stiffed my parents with old food or people don’t know the difference between good and bad sushi. Either way, congrats on the terrible experience, we’ll make sure to hit the gas station sushi before ever going...

Friendly people, clean, well kept, but feels like dining in a grocery store eating sushi from Ralphs. That's the high points and the rest was downhill from here.

Food came quickly but a few bites into my meal and my gluten intolerant companion spotted soy sauce. We explicitly asked when ordering. Thankfully not a celiac or it would have been epi pen time and possibly a visit to the hospital. Just a bout of awful stomach pain and bloating later on so, y'know, no biggie.

Then the sushi itself… you'd be better off going to Trader Joe's and grabbing a few rolls there for a third of the price. The fish was pretty solid but the rice was not even close to half decent sushi rice. A good half of the rolls had imitation 'crab' meat as the base which is like eating wet packing peanuts.

I've eaten my way across Japan and thoroughly enjoyed the sushi at 7-11, from the train buffet cart, and so on. So am down with everyday sushi. If you are looking for anything remotely authentic this is NOT the place to start your sushi journey. Disappointed given the high praise in the...

I work nearby and was very excited to learn this place existed! I ordered online for pick up. I arrived and was the only customer in the restaurant at lunch time.

The cost I paid was noticeably higher than the prices posted online on a menu I saw. The employee said my card did not go through and asked to see it again- I ended up getting charged twice which they refunded a few days later.

The sushi was grocery store style, pre-packed and not fresh with lots of rice that was not very good.

This was an unsavory experience not worth the around $30 for 2 rolls. I thought something was going to be off as soon as I walked in....