Tokai Sushi 4U - Salt Lake City

Food is extremely salty here and there 's no need to pour yourself any soy sauce for dipping. We ordered calamari as our appetizer and I couldn 't help to notice how fishy it smelled. There were combination of rings and tentacles. I typically prefer the tentacles, but these were so breaded that you couldn 't taste the squid itself, however, you can sure smell it. The rings were very salty and I tried to mask it with their dipping sauce since it was a bit sweeter. I ordered the bento box with 3 choices for $18. I had 2 sashimi (4 pieces) and the teriyaki salmon with sauce on the side. The portions were extremely small and of course, the salmon was VERY salty. I was surprised that I can order 2 sashimis and there weren 't an added cost. The tuna cut looked pretty tough, but still tasted pretty good, somehow, a bit on the dry side. Maybe the salt? Who knows! The rice on bento boxes are usually a regular bowl of rice and this was about a quarter cup. I could 've eaten a couple more rolls, but I didn 't really like the quality of food here with the few things we already ordered. Our server also spilled 2 hot bowls of miso soup at our table and on my boyfriend and she gave us a 10% discount, which was nice, but I was expecting at least his meal comped. There 's other restaurants and sushi nearby that I would recommend going that is worth your money.

Very quiet in this restaurant. Mussel shooters has an interesting tangy taste to them, might need to try again to see if my taste buds were off this day. Loved the portion of the bento boxes, perfect size.

Tokai Sushi at Jordan Landing is a true gem, a place where sushi dreams come true and fish have a happy retirement. The moment you walk in, you're greeted with the warm aroma of soy sauce and the distant sound of fish thanking you for choosing them. The decor is a delightful mix of traditional and modern, with bamboo accents that make you feel like you've stepped into a Zen garden, but with more raw fish. The sushi itself? Sublime. The rolls are so fresh you half-expect them to swim off your plate. The Dragon Roll is a must-try; it's so good it made me consider learning Japanese just to thank the chef properly. The Wasabi? Well, it's a sinus-clearing adventure that will leave you breathing easier than a yoga retreat. The staff are as attentive as a ninja but way friendlier. They anticipate your needs before you do, refilling your soy sauce and clearing your plates with the stealth and efficiency of a well-practiced heist crew. All in all, Tokai Sushi is a place where your taste buds can take a vacation. Just be prepared to leave with a smile on your face and a soy sauce stain on your shirt because some sushi dreams are just too good to handle neatly.

Husband was craving sushi, so this is where we went. We didn't try their ramen, but I'll go back to try it. We shared a bento box and got a side of Miso soup so we could each have one. We got the Vegas roll and another fried one which were both delicious. Our waiter was nice and we were seated immediately. Food also came out quickly. The restaurant was cute and decorated nicely with a couple TV's to watch stuff on. We will come back and try the ramen.

Best sushi place around. Great service from staff and great food, we had sushi and ramen. Both delicious. Highly recommend.