Sodo Sushi Bar and Grill

Guillermo Castaneda-Echegaray

TL;DR: It was a fast-food experience in what one would expect to be a casual/semi-fine dining setting. Decided to come here again after over a year. I was not pleased. For me, eating sushi is an experience rather than an abundance of food. Presentation and service are part of that experience. I was not expecting genuine/traditional sushi etiquette (I've never been to Japan, so what do I know?). However, seeing the wasabi smeared into the dipping bowl was cringe-worthy. Presentation (see photos): 1 star. Disclosure: I had already eaten a maki piece and one of the nigiri before taking that picture. The soy sauce smear there is no one's fault but my own. Our server was hurried, detached, and indifferent, which I assumed resulted from a lack of guidance, knowledge, or experience; it was not terrible but rather unremarkable. He wore his face mask below his nose, so why even bother? Although my wife and I both ordered entrees, she was served first, and my entree came out 10 minutes later. Service: 1.5 stars. The taste was lackluster, and the nigiri sizes were abysmally inconsistent. My wife's teriyaki salmon was paper-thin but apparently 'ok' in taste. Her steamed rice side was stiff, so it remained largely untouched.

Santo Williams

Always good when we go there and have it, staff and service always good.

Ian Foley

Really good lunch spot. Love a restaurant with a ton of natural light. Food was great, and service was good.

Nicholas Albanese

Great service and delicious sushi