They have veggie rolls and avocado rolls and have steamed edamame pods.
They need 5 stars!
Christian Readmond
Sushi was good, you could tell it was fresh. Overpriced is an understatement though, the only difference between avacado + cucumber roll Vs. New Mexico roll is green chile and sauce but it's $7 Vs. $15. Especially irritating when they charge extra $1 for additional sauce. I understand inflation is crazy but $32 dollars for lunch for 1 person is unreasonable especially considering I got "cheaper" options.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 2
Franceska A.
One of the best sushi restaurants in Albuquerque. A bit pricey but their special rolls are great! Inside Saw Mill Market so you just order at the counter and sit wherever. Service was fine.
Lindsay B.
I got sushi here and it was quite tasty! I enjoyed the spiciness of my salmon rolls. I also enjoyed the large amount of wasabi, soy sauce packets and pickled ginger included in my to go order. Thanks Hiro sushi!
Dirk Strykowski
Easily the best sushi in Albuquerque. Excellent quality ingredients, no frills, no ridiculous cream cheese rolls all over the menu, just solid builds and a wonderful staffDietary restrictions: Veg options availableWheelchair accessibility: It’s sawmill
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Spicy Salmon, Spicy Tuna
kc_cookiez
What a great place to grab a bite to eat or meet up with friends. We needed a quick bite before going to the nearby museum, but could have stayed here for a long time trying all the different stalls of delicious food.
Carlton P
The food was overpriced to us. The flavor of the yellow rice dish was a bit on the bland side. The beer I had was good but way too expensive for a beer. The noise level was too high, we had trouble hearing ourselves talk. If you are young and don't mind losing part of your hearing by all means go there. It is set up for a younger crowd. We were told that there were vendors selling their wares, but all food and drink. Great place for mall food, but expect to pay a higher price than usual.
TravelMXN
Tulipani was AMAZING, try it! We also tried the Kebabs and Baklavas which were delicious! Nice area, clean, lots of options.
savvygal2019
Thoughtfully designed food court with a multitude of eateries and bars to choose from. Indoor and outdoor seating. Tips: 1. Call to check the hours of operation. Website is not updated. 2. Even if you are clearly above age 21, you still may get carded—By law, if you don’t have ID to prove you are 21+, you will not get served. It’s not that the bars are giving you a hard time, it’s simply policy and law. So bring your ID. :).
Diana A.
I really like this sushi. I usually order the rainbow roll and ask them to change it up a bit to make it gluten free which they're good about doing. I feel like this place has better tasting sushi than a lot of other places in town however, the last couple of times we went there the service wasn't the best. I asked for my usual modifications and the person at the register had to keep asking the person making the sushi if it was ok to modify and they said yes like usual. Ever get the feeling you're really bothering someone? Well I felt like my asks were just a lot of trouble for them but I really wanted sushi so I let it go. One of my asks was for them to cut the pieces a little smaller and the girl taking my order said with a snark, "We can cut it into 10 but that's it." Whoah! I saw in a review below that someone else had a similar complaint about pieces being cut too big. My order came out wrong anyhow. Oh well. I sent my grandson back to ask for wasabi which they didn't put on it. My 10 year old grandson loves sushi and ended up eating a lot of my roll. We went back and ordered salmon sashimi for him. Sashimi is sliced raw fish. What we got was a 3x3 chunk of salmon thrown on the tray over a bunch of spring mix. Really??? What the hell? It looked awful. The stuff isn't cheap. The most expensive I've ever had and my rainbow roll had a LOT of avocado on it. Usually there's a little avocado but they really should have put more fish since the roll is $21. I think they may have lost a customer. I hope they read this review and get their service back up because I did like this place even with the higher price tag.
A friend recommended this as a place to meet and get something to eat while we talked. I am glad that they did. It is a wonderful place. It is described as, a “Trendy warehouse with an eclectic collection of bars & eateries, plus an expansive courtyard.” and that is exactly what it is. The structure is located just to the south of I-40 just to the east of Rio Grand Blvd NE. It has plenty of parking around the East, west, and south sides. The building is a large structure with lots of glass to let in the light, polished concrete floor, and a very wooden theme (please note the name of the structure with the wood theme). There are a lot of different choices for food. There are several tables inside on the main floor, upstairs, and outside in the courtyard. Food choices vary from sandwiches to steaks to desserts to drinks. We tried several different dishes and they were all good. The place is clean and beautiful. It was kept clean with staff constantly sweeping a bussing tables as they emptied. Prices were very reasonable. Overall, it is a great place to meet somebody, get a bite to eat, or just relax and enjoy the day.
555amilcarg
Lovely and modern market with classic New Mexico eats in a perfect setting. If you are in Albuquerque, stop by and try the roasted chicken!
Holly C
They have different foods to choose from,they different desserts,drinks to choose from,different stores to shop at
A A.
Charged extra for tempura on the sushi roll, then didn't include Wasabi. My first couple times here were great, but they are going downhill fast. Probably won't return.
They have veggie rolls and avocado rolls and have steamed edamame pods. They need 5 stars!
Sushi was good, you could tell it was fresh. Overpriced is an understatement though, the only difference between avacado + cucumber roll Vs. New Mexico roll is green chile and sauce but it's $7 Vs. $15. Especially irritating when they charge extra $1 for additional sauce. I understand inflation is crazy but $32 dollars for lunch for 1 person is unreasonable especially considering I got "cheaper" options.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 2
One of the best sushi restaurants in Albuquerque. A bit pricey but their special rolls are great! Inside Saw Mill Market so you just order at the counter and sit wherever. Service was fine.
I got sushi here and it was quite tasty! I enjoyed the spiciness of my salmon rolls. I also enjoyed the large amount of wasabi, soy sauce packets and pickled ginger included in my to go order. Thanks Hiro sushi!
Easily the best sushi in Albuquerque. Excellent quality ingredients, no frills, no ridiculous cream cheese rolls all over the menu, just solid builds and a wonderful staffDietary restrictions: Veg options availableWheelchair accessibility: It’s sawmill
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Spicy Salmon, Spicy Tuna
What a great place to grab a bite to eat or meet up with friends. We needed a quick bite before going to the nearby museum, but could have stayed here for a long time trying all the different stalls of delicious food.
The food was overpriced to us. The flavor of the yellow rice dish was a bit on the bland side. The beer I had was good but way too expensive for a beer. The noise level was too high, we had trouble hearing ourselves talk. If you are young and don't mind losing part of your hearing by all means go there. It is set up for a younger crowd. We were told that there were vendors selling their wares, but all food and drink. Great place for mall food, but expect to pay a higher price than usual.
Tulipani was AMAZING, try it! We also tried the Kebabs and Baklavas which were delicious! Nice area, clean, lots of options.
Thoughtfully designed food court with a multitude of eateries and bars to choose from. Indoor and outdoor seating. Tips: 1. Call to check the hours of operation. Website is not updated. 2. Even if you are clearly above age 21, you still may get carded—By law, if you don’t have ID to prove you are 21+, you will not get served. It’s not that the bars are giving you a hard time, it’s simply policy and law. So bring your ID. :).
I really like this sushi. I usually order the rainbow roll and ask them to change it up a bit to make it gluten free which they're good about doing. I feel like this place has better tasting sushi than a lot of other places in town however, the last couple of times we went there the service wasn't the best. I asked for my usual modifications and the person at the register had to keep asking the person making the sushi if it was ok to modify and they said yes like usual. Ever get the feeling you're really bothering someone? Well I felt like my asks were just a lot of trouble for them but I really wanted sushi so I let it go. One of my asks was for them to cut the pieces a little smaller and the girl taking my order said with a snark, "We can cut it into 10 but that's it." Whoah! I saw in a review below that someone else had a similar complaint about pieces being cut too big. My order came out wrong anyhow. Oh well. I sent my grandson back to ask for wasabi which they didn't put on it. My 10 year old grandson loves sushi and ended up eating a lot of my roll. We went back and ordered salmon sashimi for him. Sashimi is sliced raw fish. What we got was a 3x3 chunk of salmon thrown on the tray over a bunch of spring mix. Really??? What the hell? It looked awful. The stuff isn't cheap. The most expensive I've ever had and my rainbow roll had a LOT of avocado on it. Usually there's a little avocado but they really should have put more fish since the roll is $21. I think they may have lost a customer. I hope they read this review and get their service back up because I did like this place even with the higher price tag.
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A friend recommended this as a place to meet and get something to eat while we talked. I am glad that they did. It is a wonderful place. It is described as, a “Trendy warehouse with an eclectic collection of bars & eateries, plus an expansive courtyard.” and that is exactly what it is. The structure is located just to the south of I-40 just to the east of Rio Grand Blvd NE. It has plenty of parking around the East, west, and south sides. The building is a large structure with lots of glass to let in the light, polished concrete floor, and a very wooden theme (please note the name of the structure with the wood theme). There are a lot of different choices for food. There are several tables inside on the main floor, upstairs, and outside in the courtyard. Food choices vary from sandwiches to steaks to desserts to drinks. We tried several different dishes and they were all good. The place is clean and beautiful. It was kept clean with staff constantly sweeping a bussing tables as they emptied. Prices were very reasonable. Overall, it is a great place to meet somebody, get a bite to eat, or just relax and enjoy the day.
Lovely and modern market with classic New Mexico eats in a perfect setting. If you are in Albuquerque, stop by and try the roasted chicken!
They have different foods to choose from,they different desserts,drinks to choose from,different stores to shop at
Charged extra for tempura on the sushi roll, then didn't include Wasabi. My first couple times here were great, but they are going downhill fast. Probably won't return.
So yummy!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5