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Address: 17629 Cedar Ave, Lakeville, MN 55044
Phone: (952) 683-1886
Website: https://www.sakurasushimn.com/
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Family owned. Lunch and dinner asian and sushi. Take out and delivery available. Map 17629 Cedar Ave, Lakeville, MN 55044
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Motor Chan
One of the better sushi restaurants in the Twin Cities. Not a large place, still everything is top notch. Price is reasonable, seating is comfortable and clean.
… moreTim Peters
Fantastic value, excellent appetizers, rolls, and noodles. Very, very good service for how small of an operation they are. For a sushi place in the suburbs, Sakura punches way above its weight class, highly recommend!
… moreBraden Estenson
Incredible consistency, and quality (pictured here: Matcha & Milk black boba drink, Spicy Tuna Roll x2) (Pictured in second photo: Tri-Color Sushi combo with salmon, tuna, and yellowtail)
After about a dozen orders it has been perfect every time. The chef is extremely consistent and the food is high quality. Staff is super friendly. This is the only sushi place in my area that I will go to from now on.
… moreAfter about a dozen orders it has been perfect every time. The chef is extremely consistent and the food is high quality. Staff is super friendly. This is the only sushi place in my area that I will go to from now on.
Tiffany Truong
Cute little sushi joint! It’s family operated and they are all soo friendly. Always have our pick up orders made timely and fresh while eating in is always spot on.
They seem to always have some sort of special so double check currently it’s buy one specialty roll get one for 30% off.
They do a cucumber roll called the Naruto if you are doing carb free.
… moreThey seem to always have some sort of special so double check currently it’s buy one specialty roll get one for 30% off.
They do a cucumber roll called the Naruto if you are doing carb free.
Nessa N
Really good Boba and sushi rolls we ordered were fantastic. Rose milk bubble tea, Yellowtail Jalapeño, sunflower roll and tornado roll.
… moreK. Romig
Wonderful first experience! The food is so fresh and addicting! Sushi is freshly made and the fried rice / hibachi entree is great!!! Boba tea is phenomenal! I would highly recommend this place!!
… moreAnna Tyree
Amazing customer service. Food is so delicious here and drinks as well. I bought different kinds of suchi and classic milk tea with boba. If you are starving some good quality sushi and rolls, you better check out this place. Also they offer right now 15% off your purchase. Good and yum deal. Thank you.
… moreDania Tome
Delicious sushi. I got the fry ninja. Yummm. Wonderful service. Perfect little whole in the wall. Definitely coming back!
1 month later: came back for round two and it was just as perfect as the first!! My wife and I would give this place an extra star if we could. We come all the way from Rochester to eat here. That’s saying something. Spectacular service every time. Love this place!
… more1 month later: came back for round two and it was just as perfect as the first!! My wife and I would give this place an extra star if we could. We come all the way from Rochester to eat here. That’s saying something. Spectacular service every time. Love this place!
Lesley Wyman
Ordered pickup for lunch today. Place was empty at noon. Rolls were poorly made, no flavor and crab meat was only a small piece that didn’t go all the way through. Crab Rangoons were absolutely microwaved (wontons were chewy with no crisp) to heat them and must have been left over with no trace of crab anywhere- just sugary sweet cream cheese. . I guess that muste explain the empty restaurant.
… moreStephen Wang
Imagine my surprise when I saw Mizumi’s Asian Bistro close down a few months ago. It was quite the little gem—I was sad to see it go. So you can imagine my even bigger surprise when I had saw another bistro open in its stead—Sakura’s Sushi & Hibachi. Needless to say, I had to try it out. Also they have a -15% off all menu items promo going on right now—figured I should mention that first before anything else.
Upon walking in, I can say the atmosphere hasn’t changed much from Mizumi. They kept most of the same seating and everything. Makes sense as it’s simply another bistro so everything can be used. It’s a nice little quaint atmosphere that I quite enjoy. I was greeted instantly by a very pleasant lady who then helped me figure out the situation. It would seem that at the moment they’re more geared towards takeout rather than dine-in for they don’t have any actual plates or cutteries for dining in. Honestly the smart choice to go with for it’s location in town, being hidden away and takeout most likely being it’s primary business. The biggest distinction right off the bat is that Sakura serves bubble tea whereas Mizumi had served liquor. Where some may prefer liquor, I am personally in the group of bubble tea for life. It was a pleasant thing to see. I ended up ordering the classic milk tea and a serving of fried rice—out of respect to the late Mizumi but as well as to see if Sakura can live up to my high praises for Mizumi’s fried rice that had blown me away for its rich taste in such a simplistic dish.
My wait time was quite short, having my food brought to me within 5 minutes. Granted I was the only customer in at the time, but hey that’s pretty good. Now to the food itself. It was wonderful! The bubble tea was lovely. It’s always great to see more bubble tea areas in the southern metro area, if you can even call Lakeville and Apple Valley that. It’s been so lacking and now seeing all these places rise up like Nihao Tea and Fuchi Poke is such a treat. My taste buds for bubble tea is not good enough to distinguish whether it was better than the other places or not, but I will say that it was definitely good tea. No complaints.
As for the rice, it was pleasant. It wasn’t quite the same level of balance that Mizumi had commanded, but I was more than satisfied. Hibachi rice really hits different. Each grain is beautifully textured and you can feel it. If you wish for more flavor, they have yum yum sauce as well as basic soy sauce which is more than enough. The steak was perfectly cooked a wonderful medium, not too chewy or raw—pleasant for all.
Overrall I would definitely come back—especially with the promo they got going on right now. But even without it, I would. It’s a nice little gem to replace Mizumi, and frankly I’d say they 1-upped Mizumi with their bubble tea. Next time I’ll try out some sushi and see how that goes. Wonderful to see an Asian bistro return to Lakeville and I wish the best to the place. They have my support for sure.
… moreUpon walking in, I can say the atmosphere hasn’t changed much from Mizumi. They kept most of the same seating and everything. Makes sense as it’s simply another bistro so everything can be used. It’s a nice little quaint atmosphere that I quite enjoy. I was greeted instantly by a very pleasant lady who then helped me figure out the situation. It would seem that at the moment they’re more geared towards takeout rather than dine-in for they don’t have any actual plates or cutteries for dining in. Honestly the smart choice to go with for it’s location in town, being hidden away and takeout most likely being it’s primary business. The biggest distinction right off the bat is that Sakura serves bubble tea whereas Mizumi had served liquor. Where some may prefer liquor, I am personally in the group of bubble tea for life. It was a pleasant thing to see. I ended up ordering the classic milk tea and a serving of fried rice—out of respect to the late Mizumi but as well as to see if Sakura can live up to my high praises for Mizumi’s fried rice that had blown me away for its rich taste in such a simplistic dish.
My wait time was quite short, having my food brought to me within 5 minutes. Granted I was the only customer in at the time, but hey that’s pretty good. Now to the food itself. It was wonderful! The bubble tea was lovely. It’s always great to see more bubble tea areas in the southern metro area, if you can even call Lakeville and Apple Valley that. It’s been so lacking and now seeing all these places rise up like Nihao Tea and Fuchi Poke is such a treat. My taste buds for bubble tea is not good enough to distinguish whether it was better than the other places or not, but I will say that it was definitely good tea. No complaints.
As for the rice, it was pleasant. It wasn’t quite the same level of balance that Mizumi had commanded, but I was more than satisfied. Hibachi rice really hits different. Each grain is beautifully textured and you can feel it. If you wish for more flavor, they have yum yum sauce as well as basic soy sauce which is more than enough. The steak was perfectly cooked a wonderful medium, not too chewy or raw—pleasant for all.
Overrall I would definitely come back—especially with the promo they got going on right now. But even without it, I would. It’s a nice little gem to replace Mizumi, and frankly I’d say they 1-upped Mizumi with their bubble tea. Next time I’ll try out some sushi and see how that goes. Wonderful to see an Asian bistro return to Lakeville and I wish the best to the place. They have my support for sure.