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Familiar Japanese eats, such as ramen & sushi rolls, whipped up small, down-to-earth quarters.
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Address: 7980 Niwot Rd Market, Niwot, CO 80503
Phone: (303) 652-0238
Website: http://www.sachiniwot.co/
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Sachi Sushi – Niwot Market
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Sachi Sushi: Authentic Japanese Dining Experience in Niwot, CO
Discover Sachi Sushi, a hidden gem in Niwot, CO, offering authentic Japanese cuisine with fresh sushi, flavorful ramen, and delightful daily specials.
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Reviews
snoboardz1972
It’s not every meal that you can taste the love that went in to its preparation. At Sachi Sushi last Sunday I was able to experience that. Tucked away inside Niwot Market, Sachi Sushi is a portal to gastronomical paradise. The ramen is only offered on Sundays, so that’s when we went. It was phenomenal. If you can’t make it on a Sunday, don’t fret, the sushi and nigiri are amazing as well. Large portions. Fresh, high quality ingredients. The presentation shows their commitment to quality.
… moreDustin Holliday
We finally found an opportunity to come by for Ramen on a Sunday afternoon! It was definitely the most homemade ramen I’ve ever had. I was thoroughly impressed! I want to try the other ramens and next time I’ll try some sushi. Very authentic Japanese food inside of a very cute independent grocery store. We may make it an every Sunday tradition to have a bowl of Ramen here
… moreS G
It was such a surprise to discover this place. We ordered the sushi combo with soup and salad. Everything was good. The location is also very convenient since it’s inside the grocery store.
… moreJason Matsumoto
Best downhome Japanese food in the Boulder-Niwot-Longmont area. There’s at least one high end Japanese restaurant in the area that is superior, but so are it’s prices! Sachi reminds me more of a local mom and pop shop in Japan rather than the typical sushi place in the states. They have very reasonable prices and a warm, friendly smile from all the staff including the sushi chef. They often have daily specials such as uni and Japanese mackerel. I usually get the chirashi deluxe and it’s very good, with high quality fish and expert presentation every time. They layer seaweed and egg between the fish and rice, which isn’t something I’ve seen in the States before, but I find I like it more than the more traditional presentations. We are going back soon for Ramen Sunday and hope the ramen is as good as the sashimi!!
… moreVinita Nair
Amazing Sushi place. Highly recommended for all sushi lovers. Chicken buns were so flavorful and soft. Tried Shumai for the first time and it was delicious.
… moreYvonne Lee
Small sushi shop (inside the grocery store) with a focused menu of rolls, nigiri, and udon. Great for a casual night out and still want something delicious! They have ramen only on select days, so be sure to look out for that.
… moreCarl Fallon
This is such a great place to grab a bite. The sushi is fantastic and I had the Curry udon and it was delicious. The staff is amazing!
Bonus is once I am done eating I can just go grab some groceries if needed! I love it!
… moreBonus is once I am done eating I can just go grab some groceries if needed! I love it!
Daniella P
Not worth it anymore. I won’t come back.
Saying this makes me sad because Sachi Sushi has been one of my favorite Japanese restaurants in Boulder County. I recommended this place to everyone I know even if they weren’t asking because I truly hoped that everyone would support them and their delicious food. I still remember the first time meeting Chef Tsukasa. It was just him working at the restaurant at the time. We were the only customers, and we had a great conversation, talking about Chef Tsukasa’s background. He scooped miso soup for all of us. It was one of the best I’ve ever had. Even though it did take a while to get the food, we enjoyed the nice conversation. I loved the calm and laidback atmosphere there.
Sadly, our experience today was devastating. Like what others said in their reviews, the service is nonexistent. The cashier was so aloof that I actually felt like I owed her money. When I asked her a question, I would get one word answer that was not even accurate. The price on the website for the dish was listed as $16.5, and I called ahead for a confirmation of the online price and was told it was $16.5. I was not informed of the raised price or additional surprise charges, and when I asked about it they informed me that the higher price was for more expensive fish, even though I asked them for the quote for that exact dish and exact fish. They did not offer to honor the $17 price that they mistakenly quoted. I also saw the cashier grabbed the cloth in the rice without washing her hands or putting on gloves right after using the cash register.
The ramen was the worst part of this meal. The ramen had such little food for its highly marked-up price. You can see in my picture how little protein or veggie you get for a $17 ramen. It’s literally the thinnest 2 slices of pork I’ve ever seen in a bowl of ramen (the pork in the picture has not been eaten). The pork tasted good, but we were so hungry after eating here we had to cook ourselves a full dinner at home after. The broth was probably the worst part of this dish. The Shoyu ramen was so salty that we left an almost full bowl of broth there.
My goto order, Una Don, still tasted decent, but something tasted spoiled in the food. Unsurprisingly, my stomach was very upset after eating there.
The ending of this story was us leaving this restaurant forever, emotionally and physically upset. I went home, properly treated my stomach and had my formal dinner.
The restaurant used to be a hidden gem, but it has lost its shine.
… moreSaying this makes me sad because Sachi Sushi has been one of my favorite Japanese restaurants in Boulder County. I recommended this place to everyone I know even if they weren’t asking because I truly hoped that everyone would support them and their delicious food. I still remember the first time meeting Chef Tsukasa. It was just him working at the restaurant at the time. We were the only customers, and we had a great conversation, talking about Chef Tsukasa’s background. He scooped miso soup for all of us. It was one of the best I’ve ever had. Even though it did take a while to get the food, we enjoyed the nice conversation. I loved the calm and laidback atmosphere there.
Sadly, our experience today was devastating. Like what others said in their reviews, the service is nonexistent. The cashier was so aloof that I actually felt like I owed her money. When I asked her a question, I would get one word answer that was not even accurate. The price on the website for the dish was listed as $16.5, and I called ahead for a confirmation of the online price and was told it was $16.5. I was not informed of the raised price or additional surprise charges, and when I asked about it they informed me that the higher price was for more expensive fish, even though I asked them for the quote for that exact dish and exact fish. They did not offer to honor the $17 price that they mistakenly quoted. I also saw the cashier grabbed the cloth in the rice without washing her hands or putting on gloves right after using the cash register.
The ramen was the worst part of this meal. The ramen had such little food for its highly marked-up price. You can see in my picture how little protein or veggie you get for a $17 ramen. It’s literally the thinnest 2 slices of pork I’ve ever seen in a bowl of ramen (the pork in the picture has not been eaten). The pork tasted good, but we were so hungry after eating here we had to cook ourselves a full dinner at home after. The broth was probably the worst part of this dish. The Shoyu ramen was so salty that we left an almost full bowl of broth there.
My goto order, Una Don, still tasted decent, but something tasted spoiled in the food. Unsurprisingly, my stomach was very upset after eating there.
The ending of this story was us leaving this restaurant forever, emotionally and physically upset. I went home, properly treated my stomach and had my formal dinner.
The restaurant used to be a hidden gem, but it has lost its shine.
Dalton Dacus
Chef Tsukasa is a master of his craft. Don’t miss out on this hidden gem. The chirashi is just too good to pass up. Potato hand pies are phenomenal.
… moreGerard Casas Saez
Amazing fish! Tried the Tuna bowl, it was great. Miso soup had a great flavour. Definitely visiting again to try their Sunday Ramen soon!
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