Go Sushi

Gosen

4.0

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 website 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 website.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!

Emir Bakır

4.0

Attended website’s Food & Tech Movement Part II which is still ongoing at the moment. Its just that I had to leave early.At any rate one of the food featured were those delectable sushi by Go Sushi. I spoke with owner Violet and she relayed the prices of those platters and bilaos I was most interested in.Their SUPREME MIX 16” bilao containing 96 pcs for example and good for 50 people is only P1749.Their ROYAL SUPREME PLATTER on the other hand is P1749 and includes california maki, philadelphia roll, crazr maki, black sesame salmon, philly cheese steak, crispy tuna, California torch makiEnjoyed their fat flovorful sushi. Sushi rice was good, toppings and garnish were quality ingredients.Looking forward to ordering soon

Jayson Darwin Dela Cruz

4.0

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 website 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.