Kinja Sushi Express

"The sign on the door said 5 people only and then the guy asked have we ate there before and do we eat sushi and then he was like OK so you can sit here. Not very welcome feeling. Food was ridiculous for the portion size and taste. I could have bought at store in freezer section and heated up. Too Pricey !"

"By far the best sushi restaurant in a 100 mile radius! The owners are super nice, it’s quiet and inviting inside. Price are great and portioned enough to try many different rolls/items each time. Check them out, you won’t regret it."

"Food was good but not worth $20 in my opinion. Needs to be either cheaper or more food. This felt like a snack but still very tasty."

"STAY AWAY! YOU'LL GET FOOD POISONING!! I ordered a couple of sushi rolls and pork katsu ramen. Nothing was fresh. It's like they used days old rice and frozen fish. The ramen was instant noodles ramen and when I confronted the cashier about it, he admitted it was instant. The katsu was fried pork and reheated. I felt sick on my way home and had to pull over on the highway to throw up. Paid over 20$ for instant noodles and food poisoning. Never again!!"

"Family owned. Sushi was quality, though not quite top tier. It was still well put together and delicious. Bimbim Bop was the Korean dish ordered. Definitely tasted up to par. Spicy sauce was given on the side to adjust for taste buds. Understand that this is a fusion of the two cultures, so you’re not going to get a perfect of both, but it’s still not bad for a small restaurant on the back roads. Would go again if it were closer."