Yume Sushi - Calgary Canada

Great sushi, but they were very rude on the phone when I ordered. I called this evening to place an order for delivery, and the man yelled at me that they were too busy for delivery, and hung up on me. I ended up calling back and just placing an order for pick up, and the ladies inside were very nice. The food was great tho, good prices too.

Yume Sushi is not bad and it's not phenomenal either. Their rolls are pretty tasty and consistent. Their sashimi and raw fish is not the best and it's not the worst either. If you want to eat sushi rolls, Yume is great for that. Their takoyaki is pretty awesome as well. We always have to order it when we go there for food. Service is pretty good as well, we are always greeted as soon as we enter. The food also comes to our table quickly and consistently. I would give Yume 4 stars, but I think the restaurant needs a good renovation. New paint, better art, and just a good overall update to make the restaurant atmosphere better. Also, we have come to the restaurant a couple of times and have found the door to be closed during their business hours. We had to call and have someone open the door to let us in. Overall, would recommend Yume for your typical lunch hour, quick bite to eat, and take out.

I regularly eat at this nice little sushi place in Avenida. It's about 3 blocks blocks from Canyon Meadows Cinema so it's great for an inexpensive meal and a cheap movie. The food is always very fresh and well presented.

Living on the South end of the city, I was never close to any good places for a good casual sushi experience. Recently, I have been delightfully surprised by the number of places that are starting to pop up out here. Places like Yokozuna in Okotoks and Southland Crossing as well as the Chinook location of Globefish have been welcome additions to the otherwise subpar choices that are available south of Glenmore Trail. As the sushi landscape is evolving, so is the quality of the menu items. It is important to note that a sushi bar that satisfies the casual diner doesn't necessarily have to have a veritable ocean of fresh seafood selections available at any given time, or an elaborate presentation, using giant mounds of crushed ice and weathered driftwood to make a statement. Really, all you need is a few choice fish of the freshest quality, sensible pricing and a pleasant customer experience to tie it all together and Yume Sushi does all that. The dining room is spacious and colourful, adorned with traditional Japanese art and dolls that line the shelves throughout the space. It is contemporary, yet inviting enough to want to sit at the bar. Service is very casual, using the menu pencil system to make your choices (the colour menu has photos for those who may be newer to sushi dining). The menu includes a good selection of sushi and sashimi in addition to the ever-popular plethora of rolls, hot food items and salads. Also available are the bento lunch specials and love boats you see everywhere. The quality and freshness of the fish is good, the sushi is well made with a fair balance of fish to rice. Sashimi slices are slightly thinner than the norm, but are not overly skimpy. The tempura is golden, crispy and plentiful. The portion size of the large assorted is very generous with large pieces of fresh vegetables and plump shrimp. With a good number of sushi choices for $1, you really can't go wrong at Yume. It's a great place to stop for a nice, casual dinner or lunch for a reasonable price.

Good Sushi, great price. Service is hit and miss but 2 out of 3 ain't bad. Particularly recently the service has gone downhill (with a few staff notably). There was a girl there a while ago, and for all I know she may still be, and she was great; exceptional even. We've been going there since they opened. We only do take out now due to the service; but imho it's still a gem in its own way.