Tomo Sushi,

236 Nassau St, Princeton, NJ 08540, United States

"I have been a patron at this place on-and-off since 2014. I find the restaurant itself to be charming, it feels like a cozy Japanese izakaya, even though I don't think they serve alcohol. I have been to Japan, and to authentic sushi places around the world — and this place is authentic enough. What I like about it is: (a) The food is always good, (b) the food is always prepared very fast and (c) the people running the restaurant are kind and friendly. I like to order from their online Square platform because the prices there are the cheapest since they are not gouged exorbitant fees from the platform. I love ordering lunch and picking it up 15 mins later. Through dozens of orders, the food has always been exactly what I wanted. This place has been consistent for as long as I have known it. I am glad it is around."

"The owners are so friendly and this has become a staple for me and my family. Their nigiri comes with very large pieces and they are always dependable. Their non-sushi japanese food is also excellent. Overall, I love this place and can always count on tomo"

"There is no dine in unless you consider standing at a narrow table where take outs are stacked and eating. We went there since it says dine in and we had to hunt for free standing tables in downtown where we could eat. Also they won’t give a spoon even if you order soup saying they only give chopsticks. Not sure how one can drink miso soup with chopsticks. Food is mediocre, nothing to rave about and one is better off going to another sushi place if one wants to dine in."

"Popped in for a few Poke bowls during lunchtime and was very impressed. The sushi was fresh, presentation was aesthetically pleasing and reasonably priced. I will be coming back for sure. Our Order: Half and half - half greens / half rice Protein: Tuna & Salmon"

"Having eaten at countless sushi restaurants across the country, I can say with confidence, all reviewers of this place have no idea what good sushi taste like. To call this place pathetic would be a compliment. It's dirty, atheistically offensive, and the sushi is atrocious. On top of that, you get robbed blind. They charge the normal rate, yet the portions are ridiculously small. How this place continues to stay in business is beyond my wildest dreams. This is thee worst sushi restaurant I'll ever encounter. If you would like to offend your palate and get ripped off at the same time, this is the place for you."