Salushi - Camps Bay iNingizimu Afrika

I always loved going here for sushi with my friends. The sushi can get a bit on the expensive side, especially if you someone like me who has to order well over 20 pieces to get decently full. They do have a 'value ' menu, which offers a slightly discounted rates on some popular dishes, but even then, I often found myself paying close to or over R200. The quality of the sushi is very good, at least at the times I tried it, so I guess it 's worth it. If you can eat a lot, they have an all-you-can-eat option on certain nights for R175, (you can 't get any sashimi, unfortunately). <br/ <br/ I did try out some of their non-sushi dishes a few times, such as the calamari starter and main, and since I am a calamari lover (tubes specifically) I really enjoyed it each time.

The place has a elegant feel as you walk in, friendly service and great cocktails. Our reserved seat was by the bar and due to the noise of ice being crushed by a blender we had to pause conversations, so I do advise sitting further away.<br/ <br/ The sushi platter (Zak's platter) was great and at a good price so double win there.<br/ <br/ The noodles (chicken, roasted chilli and cashews) weren't to my liking at all it had a strange taste which I couldn't pin down, the same ingrediant was in the pad thai. The prawn curry was good sauce was a bit chunky. Overall we had a pleasant experience and we will come back for the sushi.

This place really surprises me every time. The sushi is so well priced and really good quality. Half price cocktails are also so great during the day.

Service was alright. Staff was not as friendly as I would have hoped but the food was great. The Norwegian salmon was amazing! Very moist and succulent. Decent variety of cocktails too. Located in a nice little nook which provides a nice private setting.

Good Sushi, excellent service. The food is fresh and made on the spot. There are an extensive amount of sushi options which is nice when feeling adventurous.