Truya Sushi

Mediocre Japanese food. Got spicy tuna maki which was just spicy and not that flavorful, and California maki both of which had too much rice around them which is always a sign of bad sushi. I also tried the tuna katsu which was interesting so not bad. The gyoza was unfortunately soft by the time it was delivered and not crunchy as I expected. And the yakitori was really bad quality tough chicken meat and drenched in sauce. I guess it's cheap for a reason. You get what you pay for

Great staff (Tony, Lana, Sam) and affordable sushi that are both top quality, makes Truya my go-to for lunch and dinner. Lunch hours 11:00 a.m. through 2:30 p.m., includes good lunch specials, i.e. build your own poke bowl, along with the usual bento box and/or sashimi. They re-open at 5:00 p.m., to serve the dinner crowd with incredibly fresh Whei Du Bap, or sashimi, sushi nigiri, and specialty rolls that truly please all palates. Serving many types of Sake, Shochu, beer, and wines that pair well with the food and your friends, colleagues, or a romantic date. I had them deliver for my Family's Birthday Party. It was wonderful and so affordable!

It’s a small place. The sushi taste good and looks great as well. Price is decent. Service was really friendly but a bit slow as there was only one staff at noon. My rolls was ready at sushi bar and I waited over 5 minutes until it was served. Did not try lunch meal/combo but a lot of people ordered to go.