Kawaii Sushi & Tea

The service is amazing. They treat my kids very well. The price is great and they have yummy ice cream and bubble tea. We love their salmon rolls.

My husband and I both love this place. The prices are reasonable and the sushi is really good. Great portion sizes for a great price! We like to order the 2 can dine for $ 12.99 plus we get a couple extra rolls in the side. The $ 12.99 deal comes with a nice little dessert and also a miso soup. Cutely inclusive. I always have the green apple bubble tea and it is fantastic! Like REALLY fantastic. Try it!
Also, the customer service is amazing! The people who work there have remarkable personalities!
Great experience, great value. Give them a try!!!

I have driven past this place many times and I finally decided to check it out. To be honest, I don’t know how long they’ve been here, and after my experience eating their food, I’m not sure how much longer they’ll be around.
The restaurant has both sushi and bubble tea/​smoothies. I was lured in by the sign claiming they have the best priced sushi. When I walked in just after 7pm, the restaurant was completely empty. I had a look at their menu, which is quite limited for sushi items. The woman behind the counter said their smoked salmon roll is their most popular. I decided to give it a try, along with a few other rolls. I ordered the unagi roll, chopped scallop roll, smoked salmon roll, rainbow roll as well as some gomae and sunomono salad.
I was in a bit of a hurry and asked how long these would take. Because the restaurant was empty, I assumed 10 – 15 minutes. She told me 25 minutes. I was prepared to cancel my order, but she said the chef would do his best to get it done in 15 minutes. Sure enough, my order was ready within that time. I even left a tip because they accommodated my rush request.
Things went downhill when I got home and opened my takeout boxes.
First of all, the ratio of filling to rice was totally disproportionate, so that was the first red flag. Way too much rice.
The «unagi roll» was basically a California roll with a teeny-​tiny sliver of eel inside. So small, in fact, that it was not discernible at all when I tasted the roll — I could only taste the imitation crab meat and the eel sauce. I had to open the roll up to see if there was any eel at all — you can see from the photo how little eel there was, I’m just disappointed that I didn’t take a pic after I opened it to show how miniscule the piece of eel was.
I was startled to see the «chopped scallop» roll was filled with a creamy pink coloured filling. Upon closer inspection, I actually couldn’t really tell what it was. I opened up the roll to see, and there was not a single scallop to be found. I think it may have been chopped red peppers, but it certainly wasn’t scallops. There was also a lot of mayo, some cucumber and tobiko, but definitely no scallop. WTH? Fortunately, this time I did take a photo, because I couldn’t believe what they were trying to pass off as a chopped scallop roll. I can only assume that chef has no idea what a scallop is.
The next two rolls were again just California Rolls with smoked salmon on one and the other (rainbow roll) had some salmon sashimi, sliced ebi and avocado. Very poor quality ingredients — no wonder they are cheap — this didn’t even look remotely anything like a proper rainbow roll.
Finally, the gomae had way too much sauce on it, and the sunomono salad had lettuce in it. Very weird.
Needless to say, I will never step foot in this place again. I should actually go back to complain, but it’s not worth the effort. I will settle for writing this review, warning others about what to expect from this place. I suggest you avoid it altogether, or maybe stick to the bubble tea if you do go — who knows, maybe it’s actually good.