Reviews Go Sushi

It's my first time at this resto and the store owner (i guess �) gave us a free taste of California Torch with Crab Paste last tuesday. It taste like a salty & creamy cali maki with a hint of smokiness on top. A must try! ���

Food was excellent. Very accommodating and good staff. The store owner was very nice and gave us a free california torch roll. Taste was awesome! :)

affordable & delicious food...�� love all the sushi...���

Kahit di pa ko nakaka kain dto. 5 kaagad. Sana may branch din sa laguna. But I'll keep trying to visit there. Mas ok if meron talaga sa laguna. :)

Their sushi tasted really good. We tried their California maki and crispy salmon roll and both tasted really delicious. Will definitely go back here soon to taste their other dishes!

Probably the best sushi and shrimp tempura I've had here in the Philippines and they are not expensive. Everything I ate taste fresh. Definitely my go to place when Im craving for sushi.

It was a rainy night when someone craved for some maki and we're currently around QC during that time. Unfortunately, our first option which was supposedly near my workplace closed earlier than usual because it was raining hard and they decided to close up because their small hut got drenched by the rain, which affected their operations. I opened my Zomato app and immediately searched for maki or sushi bars around the area which will be open at least around 10 PM. That's when we found Go Sushi in Sikatuna Village because it's one of the top options provided by Zomato.

We rushed to Sikatuna and we were thankful that the place was still open a little before 9 PM and nobody's inside the vicinity. Go Sushi is a small place which probably can cater around four people at once since they only have few small tables inside. Since it's a rainy night, nobody's dining in and we even thought that it will be closing up. The lady behind the counter greeted us and we immediately felt that we finally found our sushi place.

We ordered the following for our dinner:

California Maki - the ever classic California Maki is a staple for every Japanese cuisine meal. I did not expect much from their California Maki because I thought it was simply the kind of maki you can find everywhere else. But this is one for the books when I finally tasted it. I mean, it's one of those California Maki from everywhere that you will keep craving for!

Crazy Maki - My favorite among all of the sushi and maki we ordered! I love that it has crunchy bits on the outside but definitely soft on the inside. I just really liked its taste and I fell in love with it immediately. Crazy Maki will always be one of the things I will order in Go Sushi in the future when I return! ***Highly Recommended!***

Black Sesame Salmon - It's kind of spicy but the spice you can tolerate, for all those maki lovers that are not a fan of spicy food. Even if it is spicy, I'm sure it's still loveable. 

Philly Cheese Steak - Their Philly Cheese Steak Maki is something new to me, because the cheese tasted like you're eating pizza, but you're actually eating Maki. The cheese was torched so you'll surely have the kind of burnt taste that adds to its identity. ***Highly Recommended***

Sukiyaki Soup - One order of sukiyaki soup can feed up to two persons. I was satisfied with their sukiyaki soup. Craving for it during a rainy night, or even not, I recommend everyone to try this from Go Sushi!

All of the sushi that we ordered are worth the price. You have the option to buy it in full which has 8 pieces, or half order which has 4 pieces. Go Sushi is a must try for every sushi and maki lovers out there! They also deliver around the metro which sounds good for office parties or meetings, as they sell their sushis and makis in bulk. 

Definitely worth it!

I've only had takeaway from this place. But what I got wasn't half bad. Pretty decent rolls at an affordable price. Their cali rolls could be improved though. But if you're craving Japanese, you might want to try this place.

Ordered it to go so didn't have the dining experience here.

For P119 I got 8 pieces of Maki which was surprisingly good. You can alao ask for extra wasabi.

Best Maki I've ever had. Not your simpleton kind of maki...yet really affordable. Located at the tail end Maginhawa if you start coming from Philcoa. This is my favorite GO to SUSHI place ever

Go Sushi's claim to fame is their sushi donut-- they were the first to launch it here in the Philippines... Pretty and instagrammable as this savory donut might be, they offer much more than that... They do have rice toppings, sushi, tempura and even ramen available for their customers. As for us, we availed of the sushi platter (for takeaway) for a get-together with some friends...

What sets it apart from the usual (slightly cheaper) sushi platter you get at say Suki Mart, is the variants that are included... They really upped their game. It's not just the typical tamago, tuna or California maki that is in the magic bilao. You get sushi in flavors like Black Sesame Salmon, Philly cheesesteak, Crunchy Salmon, and Crazy maki... We all enjoyed the different maki flavors and we appreciated the variety. It doesn't break your wallet either! 48 pcs was about P899 and it's good for 8-10 pax depending on the other food served...

Try it out, I'm sure it will become a staple during potluck dinners or other get-togethers!👍

Ordered Tempura platter, Chicken Teriyaki platter, and two of their sushi bilaos. The tempura and chicken teriyaki were delicious, definitely more than what i was expecting from a small sushi resto. Would definitely order from them next time in future events or parties, or when I'm suddenly craving for some cheap but delicious sushi. Worth a try!

Philly Cheese Steak && Cordon Bleu made my tummy happy. Highly recommended 😊 If you're looking for affordable and delicious sushi go and visit this place. It can also be a christmas gift or you can also bring this on your christmas party as food to share. 😊

Go Sushi did not disappoint. We tried their maki platter on promo (good for two hungry people or three if you're pushing it) and (almost) everything was so good for the price! I especially liked their maki with the aligue sauce, huhu so good. We also tried their uni sashimi - fresh and large servings for its price! Try it if you're in the area or craving for sushi but on a budget :-)

Looking for a gourmet Maki at it's best price? Go here! It was an extraordinary experience especially when we got to talk to the owner. Love how she takes good care of her customers. TEN THUMBS UP!

Half order each of california maki and crazy maki 119php and 129php per order of 8pcs .. tastes just okay but quite filling for the price.. they even do deliveries for a minimum amount depending on your area.

2nd time i went back.. we ordered katsudon.. i loved the fried rice and the pork katsu was so crunchy

5pc tempura regular was okay too for 299php with side fried camotes

3rd time - chicken teriyaki with plajn rice
Karaage with plain rice
Tonkatsu with fried rice and all 3 for less than phpt500 - sulit sarap for the money spent.and very accomodating kitchen staff 😉

I love Japanese food and I simply could not say no to it. And when I was invited by Go Sushi to sample its mouthwatering dishes, I quickly said yes despite it being far from where I live. Japanese food is love after all. 

Hello, Go Sushi! 

Tucked in the foodie haven called Teachers Village, this sushi place is positioned to be a Japanese take out shop with only a handful of tables for those who prefer to dine in. 

I was warmly greeted by Go Sushi's owner Violy and recommended that we order the following: Crazy Maki (PHP79, 4 pcs. | PHP129, 8 pcs.), Philly Cheese Steak (PHP119, 4 pcs. | PHP189, 8 pcs.), Crispy Tuna (PHP129, 4 pcs. | PHP199, 8 pcs.), California Torch Roll (PHP139, 4 pcs. | PHP219, 8 pcs.), Teriyaki (PHP149), Tonkatsu (PHP179) and Tiger Prawn Tempura (PHP399, 5 pcs.). 

Violy and I chatted for a bit while waiting for the dishes and found out that Go Sushi was her brainchild. It all started when she got too frustrated with the hassle of going to the mall just to satisfy her insatiable maki cravings. The long wait to get parking (not to mention pay for it too), affordable but mediocre Japanese maki and the drive back home through horrific EDSA were just too much for her and that motivated her to start her own Japanese restaurant. She figured that since she's passionate with Japanese cuisine and knows what a customer like her wants, she could make it work. And she did. 

The unbelievably affordable maki plates made me think that it would be a so-so dining experience. I've tried a handful of Japanese restaurants offering pocket-friendly meals and I ended up not going back for more. But Go Sushi made me realize that affordable and delicious Japanese dishes are not like unicorns. 

All of Go Sushi’s maki rolls are served warm and I first got to sample the Philly Cheese Steak. It was love at first bite!

Go Sushi did not scrimp on cheese topping and each bite was a cheesy piece of heaven. Then again, the cheese might have been a tad too much as it slightly overpowered the steak bits. As a cheese lover though, I am definitely not complaining. 

The Crazy Maki which was covered in tempura flakes and topped with shredded kani was delightful as well. I loved the contrast in textures and that it was not swimming in sinful mayo. Taste-wise, this was less flavorful than the Philly Cheese Steak, perfect for those who prefer lighter tastes. 

The California Torch Roll was a beauty. Think of your usual boring California maki then top it with shredded kani and melted cheese then lightly torch it. The end result was a wonderful harmony of flavors from the cheese, veggies and kani. It is best though to just order half of this as its strong flavors could be a bit cloying. 

Crispy Tuna won me over with its generous sprinkle of tempura flakes, salmon roe and tuna bits. Each bite was a lovely contrast of textures and harmony of flavors. I wouldn’t mind finishing a full order of this one!

The Chicken Teriyaki rice bowl was also great. I loved the crunchy chicken skin drizzled with the sweet teriyaki sauce. It reminded me of the famous Korean twice fried chicken franchise but with a Japanese take to it. With its sweet taste and crunchy chicken skin, kids would love this dish!

The Tonkatsu was pretty good too. It had a nice crunchy breading and the pork was juicy. I also liked the fried rice paired with it. 

After 20 minutes or so, our plate of tempura was served and I was really impressed with its size. It was huge! Then again, I’ve had ginormous tempura only to find out that it was half batter and half shrimp. Yes, shrimp, not even prawn! But Go Sushi delightfully surprised me once more as the huge tempura was not heavily battered. They did use tiger prawns and deep-fried everything, including the head! I only managed to eat one as I was already stuffed from all the other dishes. 

As I was enjoying my last maki, Violy mentioned that the whole meal that we had didn’t even cost more than PHP1,200. And she was right, the meal that could have fed a party of four only cost PHP1,193. Not bad at all!

Just when we were about to leave, the party bilao of Go Sushi caught my attention. Go Sushi offers party platters for its maki, teriyaki, tempura, and yakisoba for less than PHP2,000 and good for 30-40 pax. Now that’s a steal! They also deliver at a very reasonable rate of PHP50. But there’s a minimum order amount of PHP1,500-PHP2,500 depending on location. It’s not bad at all if you are ordering for pot luck and do not want to brave the EDSA traffic or struggle with the limited parking in Teachers Village.

P.S. They also offer uni sashimi for only PHP149!!!

Go Sushi is located at 124 V. Luna Extension, Sikatuna Village, Quezon City.

I've eaten in Go Sushi four times in this month alone, and each experience was better than the last time! The facility keeps improving with every visit, and the presentation of the food is excellent. The sushi is student-friendly at its price range compared to other places, which makes it even more appealing to those with sushi cravings (like me). This afternoon's sushi run was extra special as we were able to meet the owner, who gave us an order of their Torched California Roll on the house ❤ I'll be looking forward to my future visits to Go Sushi!

I just live nearby and regularly visit the place with my boyfriend. This small sushi hub is just around the corner of maginhawa street which has a lot of resto, but we still chose to dine here because it tickles our taste buds when it comes to japanese food :). Compared to others(sushi competitor), serving is huge and they're now using authentic japanese rice. The food is absolutely wonderful, from preparation to presentation and it's very pleasing. They have a unique sushi roll flavors but what we've enjoyed most was the Crunchy Salmon Roll which was recommeded by one of the owners. We met her and she let us taste one of their upcoming dishes that will soon to be added on the menu. The food was fresh and well prepped which is great value for the price. We highly recommend it. I am looking forward for more new items on their menu.

This place was recommended by a friend, and it didn't disappoint! Considering their price range, It is truly Value for money. Would definitely order again👌👍👌

The food is really good considering its price, you will definitely get your money's worth. MUST TRY THE CRAZY MAKI and KATSUDON! The tiger prawns are really good too! it's really big and tasty. Other ones I will try when I get back is the philedelphia cheese and crazy tuna.

Tried Go Sushi first for delivery and ordered the crunchy maki, california maki, and beef bulgogi. Not really a fan of the beef bulgogi and I've had better tasting california maki of the same price point but we really liked their crazy maki. The rice wasn't of premium quality but it was understandable for the price. The size was bigger than usual too. In fact we liked it so much that we returned a few days after to check out their other rolls. We gave the crunchy salmon roll a try which is the most expensive one out of all rolls but still cheaper compared to the other japanese restaurants out there. The flavor and the crunch went well together. Would definitely go back for those two again.

Great value for your money. Try the Cordon Blue, Philiadelphia or Philly Cheese Steak Maki. Don't forget to order the tiger prawns! If you're a large group and want to order the "bilao" try the supreme mix bilao and try to order in advance, it gets pretty busy!