TEN Sushi + Cocktail Bar

This was our first time. Oh my goodness, everything was incredible. We had the Japanese Nachos, Forbidden roll, golden dragon roll, misoyaki cod, Hakutsuru sake, and the Miso cheesecake. Perfect place to celebrate our Anniversary. The staff was very helpful and recommended a lot of what we ordered.Loved the vibes, the decor and music. Definitely will be coming back! Antoinette was awesome! Love her.

Worn out place, okay food and the atmosphere sucked. Nothing like sitting on a couch you have to find the board in the couch to sit on because so worn. No investment but they think they’re so great, arrogance! Too funny, if it were great the arrogance would have been more acceptable.

Great food, great drinks, great staff!

Is Ten Sushi Cocktail Bar a 10/10 (or a 5/5 on Yelp)? Close, but no cigar! I found the food to be pretty good and the cocktails OK, but one thing that was a little lacking was the service. From the moment you walk in the door you're in a staring contest with the host, who didn't say anything until I said "For 2.". We arrived closer to 4PM on Saturday and there were only 2 parties there. We got seated then our not-so-happy looking server came and awkwardly introduced himself and somewhat explained the menu. He made some suggestions, but we went ahead and order a Crispy Rice Sushi and cocktails (Eastern Medicine & Kyoto Muke) to start. When he came back later, we ordered a Bluefin Jalapano Handroll, Spicy Domo Roll, and a Golden Dragon. The food was good: - Crispy Rice Sushi ($16): This was the best I've had so far compared to other sushi restaurants. I have to order this wherever I go. The sriracha mayo on top is pretty good and the smushed crispy rice on the bottom is good too. It's oddly satisfying getting the rice stuck in my teeth. - Bluefin Jalapeno Handroll ($11): It was OK, honestly for hand rolls I would stick with the specialty places like ROL. - Spicy Domo Roll ($20): This tasted really good, and was super refreshing. The lightly applied tempura flakes on the outside made it. - Golden Dragon Roll ($21): This roll came out nice and warm. The baked salmon was good, as well as the roll. There are thin slices of lemon between the roll, which gives the taste a little "twist", but honestly it's better without it. - Eastern Medicine ($16): I normally enjoy my whiskey cocktails but I wasn't a fan of this one. It had a Japanese whiskey, honey, lemon, and ginger. - Kyoto Mule ($14): This was to taste like a traditional mule, but I feel like it was lacking enough ginger beer. Overall, the food was good. The ambiance is nice as the interior has a nice aesthetic touch. There's plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. There are a few seats at the bar as well with two TV's for your viewing pleasure. Parking is no issue with the multi-level parking structure located nearby. Service could see some improvement as mentioned earlier in this review. It would have been nice to see a few happy faces to make the experience a little bit better. Maybe it was just one of those days, I don't know. Prices are a bit steep and I feel like you can get a better experience elsewhere. They have a happy hour but I'm not sure when it is, (I didn't ask and the hours aren't listed online) but I'd think that would be worth checking out since the food is pretty good.