
At Sushi Yu in Riverton, Utah, we serve the freshest sushi rolls, sashimi, and Japanese favorites in a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Whether you’re here for our popular All You Can Eat sushi experience or prefer ordering from our A La Carte menu, every dish is prepared with premium ingredients and authentic flavors. Located just minutes from South Jordan and Herriman, we’re a local favorite for date nights, family dinners, and quick lunch breaks. Visit Sushi Yu for AYCE sushi, fresh nigiri, and creative specialty rolls — all at affordable prices.
Hours
| Thursday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 3:30–8:30 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2778 W 12600 S #105, Riverton, UT 84065
Phone: (801) 878-7562
Website: https://www.sushiyuriverton.com/
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Reviews
They also have all you can eat sushi options for your dine in meal and/or a variety of different Asian dishes if you’re not up for sushi. Do yourself a favor and at least give them a try!
NOTE: Some other reviews speak poorly of the cleanliness of this restaurant. This couldn’t be any further from the truth. This restaurant was very clean from the front door to the back restrooms.
Let’s talk about the atmosphere first. Cute. Quaint. Sticky floors. Seats are falling apart.
Now, the service for dining in, is not so good. I want it clearly stated that it does seem like a Mom and Pop kind of place that is doing all you can eat. Only 3 people were running the show. One cooking in the back one making the sushi, and one servicing the customers. This is astounding and they do a great job. This is not where they fall short.
My husband and I came and things started off somewhat well. We got our first order in and in no time it came out. We were not told what roll was what, which okay, I guess. We got back the same piece of paper now caked in food and grease from the station they made the sushi. Which again, okay, I guess, kind of gross.
We ordered our second round. More people came in, so understandingly it was taking longer. However, this is where the downfall in my opinion happened.
After waiting probably close to 30-45 min (understandably so with all the others that had just come in) we were not told that another roll was still to come. (And maybe that’s my fault that I didn’t realize we didn’t get all of our rolls.) I went to the bathroom and asked my husband to order two more rolls. He tried 3-5 different times to catch a waiters attention. Towards the last two times that he was able to get their attention he asked for a paper, or to order. They said okay and then walked away. When I got back about 2 minutes later (was in there for about 5-7 min) we sat there for about 10-15 minutes. I finally walked over to the front and kindly asked for a piece of paper. This is when they told my, rather upset at me for coming to them to ask for a paper, that I had one more roll still to come out.
Then they grab the paper and showed me. They then circled the paper (they circle the rolls they finish making) and roughly pushed it into my hand. I thanked them and sat down. I filled out the paper for two more rolls. Within two minutes they came to our table with our missing order. Instead of taking the paper, we sat for another 20-30 minutes before they came over and grabbed our other paper.
I felt like they tried to avoid us the rest of the time that we were there. I felt like they constantly looked over at us with eye rolls and annoyed expressions.
Needless to say. I think I will be giving this place a wide berth for a while.
At the very least I will be ordering take out instead. (Because the sushi still tastes amazing!!!!)