Marysville Osaka Sushi Teriyaki

Came here for the first time and had the chicken katsu, chicken teriyaki salmon nigiri. The service was good and friendly. The salmon was fresh and the katsu was nicely breaded. The teriyaki was a bit different than we were used to, but had a decent flavor. The only complaint I would have, is that they are quite overpriced for the portions that they give you, especially the salmon nigiri coming from Vancouver, BC, we pay a fraction of what they charge for their sushi, teriyaki katsu.

I assumed a Tofu Bento Box would include food I could eat, but I ended up not being able to eat half of it including the sushi. Who serves a tofu dish with meat in it? They didn't even ask or specify ingredients while I was ordering. Feeling very disappointed. Vegetarian options: Don't just order from the menu and assume something is vegetarian because its a tofu based dish. Ask about everything first or go elsewhere.

Ordered delivery. Prompt professional! Food was delicious. Will definitely order again.

Absolutely amazing menu, and the staff are wonderful. Try the bubble teas as well, you won't be let down

Probably the worst experience I've had at a sushi restaurant. Food itself was alright but the way it proceeded was awkward and uncomfortable. We walked in and nobody rregarded us for a while. When we walked up to the counter, we were told to have a seat at any of their tables, so we sat. The waitress then came over and told us that we should order at the counter. So we got back up and ordered at the counter. I asked for the Aki plate which is 20 pieces of nigiri and I asked if I chose the nigiri or the chef. The waitress told me the chef would choose but I could tell her what we liked. So I explained that we liked salmon and tuna and asked that we not receive any octopus. She said the chef might charge more for extra salmon and tuna, and I told her we didn't need extra, I was just teling her what we liked, as she had suggested. Eventually she brought the plate, put it on the table, and then told me that it would cost five more dollars for the order. So I pulled 20 out of my wallet and she came back with my change. On the plate, we realized, was four pieces of octopus. I explained that what I had asked for was no octopus. She said they would replace it and when they did it was cooked shrimp nigiri, which is basically not nigiri at all. It seemed like retribution. The waitress was nice and obviously made uncomfortable by the request the chef was making of her but that doesn't really make up for the fact that the entire thing felt like a particularly uncomfortable episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm.