Nimo's Sushi & Japanese Restaurant

Place is top notch and authentic. Would highly recommend.

I had a below average experience at Nimo’s sushi, the atmosphere and staff were okay. However the food was really not up to par. For the price that they charged they did not provide enough quality nor quantity of food for customers. My sashimi dinner plate looks like they put on different type of fish scraps and served it room temp which make the sashimi taste super fishy and not in a good way. I also ordered scallops, mackerel, and uni nigiri and was quite disappointed too. After spending $130 here I was disappointed with my experience. I would not be back and would not recommend my friends or family to go here.

Wonderful place! Bring your appetite and your patience. The sushi and sashimi were excellent! And true to a real Javanese experience, food is made to order, not even the edamame is precooked. Before anyone says the typical American thing, "hire more staff," remember this is a Japanese restaurant run by a Japanese family, and the owner is a true Japsushi sushi chef. More staff does not always equate to better food. If I could suggest one thing, it would be to broaden their sushi ordering menu, let everyone know what is available as sashimi, how many pieces, price, etc. But the staff is excellent at walking customers through that, showing no sign of how busy they are. Oh! Make reservations for they are always busy.

Upon entering we received a hostile reception. The service was absolutely awful. We felt unwelcome. We noticed that others were not receiving this treatment. The food was mediocre. Small portions.

My daughter wanted sashimi for her birthday dinner and as we have traveled to Japan many times and lived in Asia many years we have high standards. We were not disappointed, the sashimi was incredibly fresh and wonderful. Thank you!

Amazingly fresh fish expertly prepared Delicious tea Parking: Easy off street parking

We were excited to try this place. We stopped by on a Saturday night at 8:00. They supposedly close at 9. We were turned away at the door because they were "having a slow night" and wanted to close early. A slow Saturday night... (not a great sign) they likely saved us from disappointment. So, thanks!

Best sushi in Fort Collins. It’s a neighborhood-y spot, mostly regulars. The sushi bar is the way to go here (reservation only). Nimo and his family are always delightful. Not a place for you if you’re looking for mayonnaise and crunchy covered rolls — this is a traditional sushi spot!