Sushi Master

Sushi lovers beware. Dry, old, and flavorless. If the waitress had actually asked us if everything was good, she would have received our feedback personally. Since the service was slow, the food was bad, and they appeared to have an operating daycare in the kitchen, we will not be seeing the Sushi Master ever again.

Another great experience at Sushi Master. I told Yohan about uni last week and he had it flown in. Uni was creamy and delicious. Smoked salmon nigiri and sashimi were delicious and so was tuna. Regardless of where you live in the city, if you want to have delicious sushi you MUST check this restaurant. A They have lunch specials too. Check out the pictures.

SUSHI MASTERPIECE! Used to be that if we wanted great sushi in Louisville we had to go to Sapporo on Bardstown Rd, so my wife and I were excited to discover this charming East End equivalent tucked in the heart of Norton Commons. The flavors were as dazzling as the presentation as we enjoyed the Fried Tofu appetizer and three signature rolls; Kiss of Fire (careful, this could have been called Blistered Mouth of Fire - HOT!) Sushi Master and Super Volcano. In hindsight one starter and two of these rolls would have been more than enough as they were all generously portioned. The fish was fresh and delicate and Chef's creativity and care made each bite a complex and rewarding experience. Table service was clumsy in comparison, but it was not for a lack of effort, good intentions, or polite professionalism. In fact, it was completely satisfactory - just not the same sublime artwork that we found in the rolls. One could argue we should have been sitting at the available bar anyway to enjoy the traditional Japanese Sushi experience. Enjoy!