Berrylicious Forest Hills

Many of the food options are delicious, especially the chicken poppers, tomahawk sandwich (definitely ask for extra pickles), poke bowls, and rolls like Moscow, crazy salmon, and regular rolls. Just be aware that if you get one of the chicken platters, it comes with a bottle of water or can of soda, as the cashiers sometimes assume you know.

We live near by and have been getting take out since they opened. Once or twice a month. The 3 elder kids love the sushi at this location, they get a mix of the raw and cooked and it always gets a thumbs up- the favorite of the neighborhood (along 108 and Queens Blvd). Keep it up- the freshness of the food and service. Great local business,

Everyone knows this is THE Spot. The owners are incredible people! (I used to work for them years ago, and have opened up my own sushi bar a few years ago & I gotta admit their sushi never dissapoints till this day) I'm not sure how many people know about the tomahawk sandwiches they also have here, they are out of this world! Absolute Must Have! May HaShem bless you guys 😇 😇 😇

Started off with getting rushed while I’m in the bathroom, from the manager. Kept on knocking on the door? And then was served an inedible chicken sandwich , when requested a new one was told yes only to be brought back the same sandwich by a self proclaimed sandwich maker (aka the same person who was rushing me) saying the best he can do for me is a 15% coupon for my next visit. Do better! Edit 12/13/2021 Came back for a second try. Much better service. And the sushi is superb. Very fresh fish and refreshing feeling after eating.

This kosher (under supervision of VHQ) sushi restaurant has several locations. I primarily go to the Forest Hills, Queens location but have also been to the Manhattan one. The Queens location (I don't know about the others) was closed for several days before Passover and had not re opened each time I walked by . I happened to walk by today and was glad to see it has reopened. They have a temporary menu that is much smaller than the regular one. It has Poke Bowls, some Sushi Burrito and some, but much fewer sushi rolls.

I ordered delivery from Sushi Fussion. The food was generally good, though there were some mistakes. They packed plenty of utensils and napkins. The soy sauce was many small packets of Kikkoman with no containers--kind of annoying. There were several containers of eel sauce. Strange since I didn't order any eel. Lots of spicy mayo, which I do like. The seaweed salad looked and tasted great, but it was watery, and it leaked all over one of the bags. The crispy rice is described as "Fried Rice topped with sweet sauce and spicy mayo, masago." What I got was sticky rice wrapped in breading and fried, and topped with a sauce that tasted like duck sauce, plus perhaps bits of tofu. It tasted nice, but there wasn't much masago or spicy mayo, and it was soggy. Miso soup was on the blander end of the spectrum. The seafood soup was tasted good enough. They definitely didn't skimp on the salmon. The cucumber was missing though. The salmon and tuna tartars tasted great, though they were spicier than most salmon or tuna tartars. The Gemini and spicy salmon rolls were fine. The palate cleansers and garnishes were carrots, ginger, and wasabi. The wasabi was watery.

This is a fairly decent sushi place with a kosher twist to it. Ideally enough, I don't know how fish could not be kosher, so it kind of makes sense. They have a large selection of different types of rolls and sashimi as well as sushi choices. I've eating here on several occasions and it has always been fresh to my knowledge and has tasted fairly good each time without fail. It's a small restaurant so a lot of people would probably not fit inside as there is not very much seating or room inside.