Ami Sushi - El Cajon

Start with the food. Some pretty great options here. I recommend the dynamite roll, but it takes a long time to prepare. The menu is quite standard and they offer specialties with discounted prices that often change. The basic roles of California and Philly had no taste and were served quite dry with a sauce, unless you like sodium soy sauce. Prices are for most part average, the standard roll (California, Philly and such) Proces are a little over other locations. Not a liter of sushi competition in the area, so I think it sets the prices. Staff, really nice and friendly, seemed like a lack of communication between waiting staff, although it seemed as if they were not sure who works, which table. Atmosphere is really nice handmade artworks. Although art has slowed down for 5 years. Finish it. Location and parking are not the best, but it is nearby. A shopping mall and shopping nearby, it is a kind of hidden behind a larger building in front of it and car dealers around it, making it easy to overlook. Last result, I have come for years and will do so for Sushi requests in the area. Other areas are better off, but for the places it is decent.

This place took the hill seriously. I give this place by chance, but this last time I'm about it. I asked for a little extra massage on my roll got $2 for about the same amount of Masago. The sushi was soggy and very badly joined together.

Some of the worst sushi I've ever had. I have four roles. The freshness was very questionable. Probably just the reason we didn't get sick were 99% rice. Even the sauce on top just tasted old. 2 stars because the servers were nice.

People are great, but not sure about the sushi. Last two times I ordered it didn't seem too fresh. My stomach was the last time I was eating here. I'm not sure about the other dishes, but I do NOT recommend the sushi.

I don't know. Maybe I have a high standard. My son ordered a tempura udon and it came with 2 fried shrimps and 1 fried broccoli. I refused to say tempura because they didn't use tempura batter. The menu is huge but I just don't see the craftsmanship in Japanese food or sushi. On a positive note, they'll give you a 10% discount if you pay cash!