Sushi True - Montevideo

Small intimate sushi place. Menu was fairly well craft but the sushi itself felt heavy on the rice and not quite cold enough. It all looked good but lacked well defined taste

We did not make a reservation, but we were able to find a table last Friday at this restaurant. The atmosphere in the dining room was wonderful and the food was delicious. We ordered the deluxe sushi roll and the ebi furai. The ebi furai was a standout and the lobsters were fresh and juicy. I recommend trying the sushi at this restaurant and will definitely be back to enjoy it again.Overall, it was a great dining experience and I highly recommend it.

As soon as I walked in, I was concerned that this might be a reservation-only art restaurant because of the upscale and intimate atmosphere. However, I was pleasantly surprised by the fantastic sushi - some of the best I've ever had. I will definitely be returning and would recommend this restaurant to anyone who appreciates good food.

The restaurant has a peaceful and pleasant ambiance. The vibe is relaxed and the food is nearly exceptional, possibly one of the top sushi spots in the area. One issue I encountered is that they do not take credit or debit cards, and this is not mentioned upfront. Additionally, I recommend adding Mochi to your dessert selection.

At Sushi True, the vibes are all about taking off your shoes, getting comfortable on cushions on the floor, and eating with chopsticks. Chef Danny Sadi, a true connoisseur of Japanese cuisine, aims to serve authentic sushi rather than franchise rolls. It's a cozy and delicious dining experience.