Sushi Tei Pacific Place

"Always be my go to sushi reato since I was teenager. All foods in the menuuu are amazingggggg!!! My fav is salmon sashimi and their mentai sauce. Love love love!! I always lost control when it came to sushi tei They have many branch outlet so it’s really convenient."

"Great sushi place good value for money. They maintain good quality consistency across multiple stores and freshness. Love their salmon sashimi always. Today we tried their new menu of the thin crepes made with 2 different flavor Salmon and Squid. Both are lovely. Waiters are very warm and friendly, free flow drinks and attentive on taking away empty plates. Highly recommended."

"Sushi Tei has been one of my go-to sushi restaurants since the early 2010s. Even with so many new Japanese restaurants popping up, I still find myself coming back because there are a few dishes that have become my all-time favorites. Here's what I usually order: Tamagoyaki ⭐ This has always been my comfort order. The Japanese rolled omelet is slightly sweet, fluffy, and incredibly soft. I do miss the old days though—the portion used to be much bigger back in the early 2010s. Nowadays, it feels noticeably smaller, but it's still a must-order every time I visit. Chuka Wakame A refreshing seaweed salad with a slightly sweet and tangy sesame dressing. It's light, crunchy, and the perfect starter before diving into the heavier dishes. Salmon Head ⭐ Another all-time favorite. The salmon head is grilled until the skin becomes slightly crispy while the meat stays moist, tender, and rich with natural salmon flavor. It's one of those underrated menu items that I always recommend ordering if you're dining with friends. Tuna Salad Crispy Roll One of my favorite sushi rolls at Sushi Tei. Crispy on the outside with a creamy tuna salad filling that pairs really well with the fresh salmon. It has a satisfying contrast of textures, making it incredibly addictive. Stamina Roll This was actually my friend's order because I almost never order chicken whenever I eat at a sushi restaurant. It consists of teriyaki chicken, cashew nuts, and sushi rice, creating a sweet-savory combination with a pleasant crunch from the cashews. If you're not into raw fish, this is a good option. Interestingly, I usually don't order sushi rolls whenever I visit Japanese restaurants because I prefer nigiri or sashimi. But Sushi Tei is the exception. Their rolls are one of the reasons I keep coming back—they're creative, well-balanced, and consistently satisfying. Overall, Sushi Tei remains one of my comfort Japanese restaurants. It may not be the place I go for the freshest omakase-style sushi, but when I'm craving creative sushi rolls and familiar comfort dishes, it never disappoints."

"Its a long wait during lunch break, but they gave us snack and drinks while waiting and gave us food complimentary as we wait more than 30 minutes. Food as always, NICE. Love it!"