Sushi Blues Cafe & Blue Monk Lounge

10/05/07

Horrible Sushi!

by krysty23 at Citysearch

I ordered some sushi to go for lunch one day, and when i got to the office and opened up my tray I was greatly disappointed. The portions were really small for such a high price. And it didn't taste that good either. They were a little skimpy on the seafood in the sushi...wouldn't recommend at all.

• Pros: None
• Cons: Too expensive and the food wasn't worth it.

12/24/06

Owner is Japanese but

by nancymaza at Citysearch

We went to there last week good music but Taste is very bad.

We used to live NY. We know sushi ... This is NOT sushi.

My Japanese friend Noriko told me that owner is Japanese but she does not care about taste.

I recomend you go to Asaka Japanese at north Miami.

• Cons: taste

08/22/06

Yum Yum Sushi

by ldouglas954 at Citysearch

Delicious, creative options. Very crowded on weekends! The music is great, unless you want to have a conversation during dinner.

This sushi joint rock and rolls with major sax appeal.

by Contributor at Citysearch

In Short
Live music replaces Japanese pop as the soundtrack of choice when the restaurant's owner, Kenny Millions, takes to his sax. His daughter often kicks up the bass. In fact, the only time you may find yourself truly blue is when Millions' Sushi Blues Band breaks for intermission. Young Hollywood hipsters have also adopted this place as their own. Unpretentious, casual and lively, Sushi Blues is best on the weekends.