Sake House

Absolutely delicious. Fresh, just the right size pieces. Ratio of rice to roll perfect. Flavors were so yummy no soy sauce needed. Great, reasonably priced lunch. Super good service too.

Absolutely delicious fresh sushi and the best chefs assortment. All the kinds I like in the perfect sizes. I hate when sushi is too big and I hate when you get a boring assortment. This one was great even had a fav of mine, octopus. Keep up the great work Sake House.

First time using grub hub delivery and it went great. You can't beat $1.99 price. Food arrived piping hot, I had to wait to eat soup as it was so hot. Mango shrimp was delicious, although I would have liked it to be a bit spicier. Hubby had basil chicken and he loved it. Dishes were plentiful, appealing to look at and flavors were delicious. You can never go wrong with sake house.

This place just keeps getting better and better. I took out two sushi deluxe meals and they were fabulous Fresh, the right size pieces of fish, the right consistency of rice, the pieces were large and not squished into the wrong size box. Also the order was ready to be picked up at the correct time, so I didn't have to wait. There are also the best mints when you are paying. Lastly I noticed they are now offering an all you can eat lunch/dinner option, similar to Orchid on Creedmoor Rd. It's not a buffet, it's an order all you can eat (but you must eat what you order or they charge you extra), but for a special occasion I can see trying it. Great job Sake House, you had gone downhill for a while, but now you are doing great!!

I took out two sushi deluxe meals for us tonight for dinner and I do not have a negative thing to say. I've had a love/hate relationship with Sake House over the years, sometimes I love the service and the meal, other times I'm unhappy. Tonight everything was done correctly. Our meals were delicious, the sushi was not squished into the take out containers. The rice was the correct consistency. The fish was super fresh tasting. I asked for two minor substitutions which I would have happily paid extra for and there was no extra charge mentioned. The salads had their dressings on the side, there was an inhuman amount of wasabi, and the soup was quite hot when I brought it home. All in all this was a wonderful meal and I also got to use a $5.00 off coupon I had gotten in the money saver magazine. Love you Sake House.

I have been going to Sake House since it opened and have had a bit of a love hate relationship. For quite some time we would go there and really enjoy our food. But then it happened that the sushi was not tasting good, the wait was long to get your food and for the takeout they squished a large amount of sushi into a tiny box s o I was paying $25+ and getting squished small sushi that didn't always taste very good. With that being said let me get to this time. I ordered take out, the experience was very good.

The sushi was fresh, tasted good, wasn't squished into too small boxes and was really good. I was also impressed that they have added many new varieties of sushi. Hubby and I are old school, we like the sushi that has fish, egg, oshinko on top, then rice on bottom for the most part. We don't like the sushi that has fried stuff, mayo, creme cheese (big yuck, worst offender), or really any sauce that is slapped on except the eel sauce. In addition to the traditional sushi I also ordered the futomaki roll (so good), the crazy tuna roll (good), the spider roll (really good), and the spider (big yum too).

I am very pleasantly surprised that Sake House has either gotten new sushi chefs, trained them better or whatever, but I am looking forward to next time eating in and enjoying lots of future sushi meals at this pretty and very close to my home restaurant.

Not worth the money or the wait. The sushi is small and expensive and we waited about 40 minutes for our sushi. The chefs selection was three different kinds of sushi, very disappointing. If I wanted salmon, tuna, I could buy it at Harris Teeter. Also the rice did not stick together, so the sushi fell apart when you were eating it. Very upsetting experience. Also as someone mentioned before now that they have buy-one-get-one free on the rolls all the time, they would not honor the groupon. So we wound up paying full price for the rolls and putting the groupon towards the entire meal. The only saving grace was that the waiter figured out which way it would be less expensive for us either to use the groupon or the bogo, and it was cheaper to use the groupon so we did. We appreciated his kindness and his great service. It is not his fault that the chefs took too long making the sushi. We have been going to Sake House since it opened a few years ago & it has really gone downhill. Also the two sushi chefs did not look experienced. Just a feeling.