Sushi Spot
“They didn't have any shrimp or crab rolls 🙁 but the rolls I did get, spicy salmon and the rosy roll were amazing!”
“They also have the quickest most-reliable delivery service of all tho kosher places in Crown Heights.”
Sushi Spot
Delivery: Yes
Take-out: Yes
Accepts Credit Cards: Yes
Bike Parking: Yes
Good for Kids: Yes
Caters: Yes
Price range.
$$ Price range $11-30
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I am trying Sushi here. They make all their sushi fresh. I actually walked in and said, "What do you recommend for someone who hates sushi?" The guy said laughing, "Shh..don't say that too loud. " And then he asked me if I liked fish. I said yes. So he suggested the Alaskan roll. The Alaskan roll for $4.50. It is made of Salmon. I actually felt like vomiting while I was eating it. I don't think it was the restaurant's fault. I just think I REALLY don't like Sushi. My friend convinced me to try it again. But the Sushi seemed fresh and the prices were incredibly cheap for Kosher Sushi. But not something I would personally eat again. But if you like Sushi, especially if you want it Kosher and for a good price I would come here. The atmosphere is loud because it gets crowded and it is a small place. Seating is limited. I ended up having a stranger sit with me because they ran out of tables. They accept credit cards.
Sushi Spot is hands-down one of the best sushi options in the neighborhood. The rolls have always tasted fresh, they have tasty combinations and good prices too. Simple rolls are around $4-$6 and their more complex rolls run from $8-11. Sushi Spot is a kosher-run restaurant, but lacking a Japanese chef in the kitchen doesn't seem to be hurting their product any, in fact they turn it into a strength with a slew of NYC/Jewish-centric named rolls (like the Alternate Side and Hava Nagila) and portions your Bubbe would approve of. The speciality rolls are all big, big, big, so keep in mind when ordering that you may be able to get just as full with a fewer number of rolls here than other places.
The biggest challenge with Sushi Spot is their hours, they run on the Orthodox Jewish clock, so they're closed on Jewish holidays and you'll have to figure out when the Sabbath starts and ends if you're ordering on a Friday or Saturday. Zei mit mazel!