Sushi Pink

Staff was very friendly and accommodating.  We arrived early for our reservation and were seated right away.

Ashley likes a little crunch with her sushi, but they said they try to stick to all healthy foods.  We then ordered a double chocolate cake for dessert....soooo.......

Sushi was good, place was nice on the inside.  They participate in <a href="/redir?url=http%3A%2F%2FRestaurant.com&s=0aab4cbd731f3d3b0d1453050d3abc56a8c80bd214e25469c7555b750dca8a51" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://Restaurant.com</a> gift certificates (can be used on Saturdays and BYOB!) so that's a huge plus.

They even turned on the IU game!  Yay Sushi Pink!

This place practices FISH FRAUD!!! The staff is DECEITFUL, the food is DISGUSTING & the service at best is DEFICIENT.

The list of disappointments at this place is so long that I'm not even sure where to start.  For starters, I think the giant gnats that were swarming around the dining area should have been a huge tip off as to what we should have expected during our visit.  I ordered the Spicy Cajun Red Snapper after confirming with the waitress that the fish was in fact Red Snapper and that it was served butterflied (skin on with bones in and cut down the belly then opened up).  However, once my meal arrived I had 2 small fillets that looked and tasted very much like Tilapia on my plate.  After bringing the apparent substitution to the waitresses' attention she insisted that the fish was Red Snapper and that it was even the same fish they use in their sushi.  Since I wasn't sure how that fact added any credibility to her denial of fish fraud and I was pretty sure that I was looking at and eating a piece of Tilapia and not Red Snapper I asked to speak with the chef.  The chef's explanation was that the Red Snapper that they use is a Japanese Red Snapper which is different from the Red Snapper sold in the US.  Although I felt this story was doubtful I let it slide, but I could not get beyond the fact that the supposedly butterflied fish was now fillet ...hmmmm something to hide maybe???  If you don't want to be overcharged for a cheaper type of fish while being lied to about what you are actually being served then I would strongly suggest ordering a non-fish option from the menu... or better yet just don't go here.

substandard sushi at best.

Ate here several times out of necessity and their food never tasted fresh. The octopus was chewy, the tuna was fishy and they drowned the food in mayo and sauces to mask the not-so-fresh ingredients.

The prices are OK and the delivery was average but it just didn't standout (in a good way). Shame