Sushiana - Highland Park

This Asian-style kosher restaurant has a little of everything on its extensive menu. while they have some fishing options and eggs in some dressing they do not use milk or meat. when they call them, they are very good at what is vegan and can even help to make dishes vegan. for example, I sometimes get a vegan version of her pads thai. I find the portions very large and they usually hold me a meal and half to two meals. it is not the healthiest eating and I feel that they use a lot of oil. most people probably won't notice, but I'm sensitive to these things. some menu options are more healthier than others. the staff are so friendly and I am always happy to support this business!

Ok place, many vegan options, but too expensive and it is totally not worth. they can go to tan chef or veganized and get them more delicious food for the same amount of money or even cheaper. another very annoying point is 18% congratulate added to all tabs, even if it is only 2 of them, but server is incredibly slow and awkward. can definitely check if they live in the neighbourhood, but there are other great options with a more competitive price.

A large number of vegan sushi and mock meat dishes. the prices are on the high side of the personal is beautiful. 18% pointed on all sit-downs added. it is not served meat but real fish, as well as a.

I've been a happy customer at sushiana for years since they opened up! the new location is spacious and clean, the staff is friendly, and I have found that they are very willing to help with any reasonable special request. if they keep kosher, this is the most classic connection in the highland park! While most sushi rolls are fish, there are many totally vegan rolls available, as well as other Asian mock meat dishes, including many fake chicken and bark Chinese options, all delicious. they have a dedicated friier and utensil that are strictly vegan, and never come into contact with the fish when they worry about it. I also tend to be sensitive to the smell of fish, but I have never noticed a fishy smell when I have eaten there. the suppers are always good, and the desserts are fantastic. my only very small weight is that in the summer months they can blow the ac and get it cool there. bring a pullover.

Sushiana is off the main street. Plenty of parking in its parking lot. It's very clean and the staff is friendly though they struggled a bit to understand vegan and they weren't super attentive when it came to water refills or seeing how things were (I think they came over once after we were done eating just to drop off the check). The place is kosher so no dairy at all in the restaurant. No real meats although they serve fish. All of the beef and chicken options are mock meats, which is really cool. The portion size for the noodle/rice dishes are a good size. Our food was a little too oily and lacked a bit of flavoring. The mock meat isn't a type I recognized. It's very average at best. The sushi is WAY overpriced. We ordered a special roll that had kiwi and mango for like $11-$12 and it was just one roll cut into six pieces plus we were charged more for brown rice. We were expecting much more for that cost. Contrast that to the sushi we had yesterday for lunch in Freehold and had 5 veggie rolls for $13 (brown rice on these too). Steer clear of the special rolls...the regular rolls are a bit overpriced too but much more reasonable at $5 a roll (relatively speaking, of course). As far as I could tell none of this is local or organic so the high prices don't seem to be justified. I would definitely try this place one more time, hoping that the food would be better and the cost won't be so high. I don't understand why fish is ok but beef and chicken are not but that's probably a much larger issue. It'd be great if they started using mock fish products too.