Department of FoodieDepartment of Foodie
Modern, colorful kitchen and bar offering sushi, poke, and Japanese noodle dishes, plus daily happy hour.
What to order: Osaka Roll · Diamond Sushi · Sea urchin (Uni) · Salmon Teriyaki Bento BoxFrom Google Maps reviews.
I took my 13‑year‑old niece and a couple of her friends to Gu Japanese Infusion Sushi, and the whole experience was pretty average. The place is small and the prices are definitely friendly, which helps when you’re feeding teenagers who somehow stay hungry no matter how much sushi you order. The girls were happy with their salmon sushi, the salmon rolls, and the fried rice. One of the girls enjoyed the miso soup. I personally was not impressed with the dishes I tried. I also noticed that we were
First time getting sushi in the city decided to try this place. I got the Yankee roll and a spicy tuna roll, the tuna color looked a little sketchy but it was $30 so I ate it anyway. It tasted awful and I knew I messed up. Not even 15 minutes later I’m throwing up. Do not recommend the tuna here and will not be coming back.
Went in because of the vegan options available. The miso soup and the vegan sushi were good (not great but I take it because at least there were options). The rest of the party has regular fish sushi and oh man! The sushi was the opposite of fresh - very disappointing. Here’s what they had to say: Some of the fish looked like it had been frozen and thawed, fish in general did not taste fresh, the seaweed in the sushi rolls was hard to bite through, and the mochi was too sweet and sandy.
From the May 14, 2025 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Food surfaces weren't washed and sanitized between uses.
Dishes and utensils weren't being properly washed and sanitized.