Sushi suggestions in the SLC area

[kccougar]

I am prepared for intense mocking, but my brother and I like to go chill at Simply Sushi on gamedays and get all you can eat rolls and nigiri while we watch a game.

They show the games? I have a client that likes to eat at Simply Sushi and everytime I've been in they've had those stupid japanese obstacle course shows playing on a loop.

For those who eat sushi, is Simply Sushi really bad? I'm not a sushi guy so this place is the only sushi I've ever had. I could take it or leave it.

[The_Douger]

They show the games? I have a client that likes to eat at Simply Sushi and everytime I've been in they've had those stupid japanese obstacle course shows playing on a loop.

For those who eat sushi, is Simply Sushi really bad? I'm not a sushi guy so this place is the only sushi I've ever had. I could take it or leave it.

I watched 2 BYU games there last year.

I watched a Utah game there too.

It's not the best sushi, but it's not the worst either. I have a few things I like there, but if you can't find anything that's great to you, I can see how you could take it or leave it.

[Jeff Lebowski]

It starts and ends with Takashi.

Few suggestions for rolls:

King Kong roll. Its off menu but ask they usually can do it.
Strawberry Fields.
TNT.

Their snowcone sushi is fab as well.

Finally got around to trying Takashi this weekend. Fantastic. Best sushi I have had in Utah.

Ironically, didn't care much for Strawberry Fields. Sushi and fruit and a bad mix, IMO. Everything else was off the charts. Can't wait to go back and explore the menu some more.

A couple of samples: