7 Best Sushi Bars in Carson City

“Very yummy sushi! Service was excellent! We went the first time June 7th for lunch. The food was fresh and good. I've had to change my rating because...
The second time was for dinner July 11. The Chrystal shrimp was old and reheated and the peppered tuna was old and overcooked. We will try them one one more time for lunch but no more dinners.“

“Wow—what a YUMMY sushi spot! Everything was so fresh and absolutely delicious. My husband has had sushi in Japan and usually says nothing can compare… but Sumi came so close! The quality was outstanding, and the staff made the whole experience even better. I wish I took pictures of the food but it was beautifully presented as well. A special shoutout to Skylar—he went above and beyond to make sure our date was perfect. You’ve got a true gem of an employee there! Thank you for giving us such a wonderful day out together. Thanks again Skylar“

“Best sushi in Carson City🍣!!! We love the whole family who gives us good service with smiles🤩. Marvillosos 🥰!“

“friendly staff, and great food!“

“This was our first time checking this place out. They greeted us as we walked in got us a seat and had some amazing and fresh great tasting sushi. They made it very quick and it looked like an art piece when it was served.
We will definitely be back.“

“Hay, for a sushi bar with and active pizza oven (also used for mussels and eel ), open to a casino floor with smoking and a sake list served by an Italian restaurant.... it is pretty darn good. Fresh and creative sushi. Great cutters. All u can eat could be death by sushi. Went two times on one trip.“

“I haven't been to Tomo Sushi in probably decades, but decided to give it a try. It's got a lot better over the years. The place looks about the same inside. The service was very good, though the server had a little trouble recognizing what nigiri was what, beyond the obvious salmon.

We came for lunch which is priced at $27.95 per person, the usual rules apply about wasting food and leaving rice on the plate. But what was nice is they don't overload the rice here. I ordered mostly nigiri and the little rice ball was welcome as opposed to that big loaf of rice and thin piece of fish on top at some places. All the fish tasted fresh and tender. The mussels were a nice surprise, served in spoons already taken out of their shells. Those were tasty and easy to deal with, without the shells.

Sitting at at table, you just fill out the order sheet of what you want on the all you can eat option. They didn't forget any items either. I'll make more of an effort to remember to come here for sushi when in Carson City.“