Happy Fish Sushi

Decent at best. Their prices are too high for mediocre sushi they serve. Their chicken satay is always dry and the noodle bowl is so bland. Their service is alright. Haven't been back since their prices were raised. For the price hike, I'll go Sushigawa and get better quality sushi.

The service here could not be worse.  Staffed predominantly by students from Bradley, there is a distinct sense that not one of these kids really care about having a job. The waiters can border on rude on a good day.  I was told on my latest visit that I couldn't have a refill of hot tea because "getting more hot water will take a while". Laziness abounds. This is a small establishment with not more than a dozen tables total, and I've never seen less than four servers working at one time. Problems with timely service are nevertheless the norm. The sushi itself at times seems of questionable quality and the restaurant often runs low on staple ingredients like wasabi. I gave the restaurant one last shot last night and am now incredibly ill. Happy Fish is the worst!

I've never really had good service here. I went to dine-in and it took a good 15-20 minutes before anyone helped me.

I've ordered carry-out and they forgot the wasabi and ginger.

I haven't tried many of the rolls, I usually get the nigiri and it's decent. But, I'd rather go elsewhere for my sushi needs.