This is hands down the WORST sushi I have ever had the misfortune to put into my mouth. The hand rolls appear to be manufactured at a warehouse and then drizzled with sauces . The 'signature' chili sauce tastes like smokey ketchup. The spicy tuna roll is really a tuna roll with the 'chili' sauce , no other spices added. I gave this place one star because it's at least one step above the prepackaged stuff you can buy at Walmart.



If you want good / real sushi try Domo on Matlock Rd , or if you want the best try Wasabi Sushi on Hulen in Fort Worth . Another good place is Tokyo in Fort Worth.

This location is older than the one in South Arlington. Sushi is terrific and rolls are nice size. Try the volcano roll. It's to die for.

Rude teenage greeters at the door. Don't order takeout and intend on paying cash. They "claim" to not keep cash on hand and "round up" to the next dollar - in their favor and not the Customers. Management refuses to address the situation.

This place is very elegant inside and the sushi is very tasty. they have a variety of sushi rolls to choose from and the price is very reasonable. Be ware of the weekend crowds, but it's worth it.

I've eaten Sushi at every place in the DFW area. Sushi Zone, Nagoya, etc.



Piranha's is on the high end of this spectrum and deservedly so. The fish is fresh. The presentations top notch and although the service can be slow at times, they're always apologetic. Making sushi takes time after all. Do try the Love at First Sight Roll with Charbroiled White Fish atop a traditional California roll. My wife is a big fan of the fried ice cream for dessert.



The location in Arlington is nice because you can walk two doors down and visit My Martini, owned and operated by the same folks, with an exhaustive list of drinks and wines. My Martini also serves some wonderful Fusion dishes as well if Sushi isn't your thing.



The Fort Worth location is nice if you're in downtown often.(I work downtown) but if you don't getting in and out of parking can be a hassle. Although I've heard they now provide valet.

Very good customer service. Try seating at the sushi bar, they may even throw in a sushi making lesson.

The service was a little slow and the portions were a little smaller than I expected, but what was there was excellent. Hands down the best beach roll I ever had, and an increidble sake selection.

The ginger dressing is excellent. The sashimi salad is delicious. The dragon roll is great. The lobster roll is decadent. If two or more people are dining, a boat will be a very good choice.

I highly recommend any of the "specialty rolls". The chef is an artist - so don't go for the plain-jane on the menu...