Bento Sushi - Stittsville

Now, onto the food. They offer a wide variety of sushi types and quantities. I was quite hungry this evening, so I opted for the supreme family pack, which was just the right amount to satisfy me. Contrary to a previous review, the sushi was not dry, tough, or old. It was fresh, moist, and genuinely tasty. In fact, it exceeded my expectations for sushi from a grocery store, and I felt good about my purchase. Interestingly, there was a type of sushi in the pack that I had never seen before—it must have been a special. It was delicious, and I would definitely order it again. My only minor complaint is that the amount of sushi became a bit overwhelming as I neared the end (with just one California roll left). Aside from that, it was a delightful sushi experience, and I would certainly buy it again.

The difference between this sushi and any other sushi is staggering, easily landing it the title of the worst sushi I have ever tasted. The rice was old, hard, and dry. The primary issue with this sushi is its lack of freshness. Additionally, the amount of wasabi they serve is minimal—so little that it’s nearly impossible to mask the poor quality of the sushi with any heat. It seems they've instructed their staff to dispense only the tiniest amount possible. People often mock gas station sushi, but after trying this, I can confidently say it’s on the same level. Do yourself a favor and get your sushi from anywhere else. The severe lack of competition allows this awful establishment to survive, and yet it’s everywhere. It's not even cheap, just convenient, as the sushi sits out for days.

Now, regarding the food, you have a wide range of options in terms of both sushi types and the quantity you can choose. I was quite hungry on this occasion, so I opted for the largest family package, which was just right for me. Contrary to some negative reviews, the sushi was not dry, hard, or old. Instead, it was fresh, moist, and tasted surprisingly good—definitely better than what I expected from grocery store sushi. I have no regrets about my purchase. One of the sushi types in the package was something I hadn't encountered before, and it seemed to be a special item. It was delicious, and I would definitely order it again. My only minor complaint is that the sushi became a bit overwhelming as I neared the end of my meal (with just a California roll left). Overall, it was a very enjoyable sushi experience, and I would absolutely go back for more.

The difference between this sushi and any other sushi is vast—this easily ranks as the worst sushi I've ever had. The rice was old, hard, and dried out. The main issue with this sushi is its lack of freshness. Additionally, the amount of wasabi is predetermined; they don't even allow you the option to mask the poor quality with a good amount of spicy seasoning. The staff is only allowed to provide the tiniest smidgen. Americans often joke about gas station sushi, but I would rather have that than this. Do yourself a favor and buy sushi from anywhere else. The severe lack of competition allows this terrible establishment to thrive, yet it seems to be everywhere. It's not even cheap, just a convenient option that has been sitting there for an age.

Excellent experience!