Sushi Bars near Signal Mountain

“The sushi palace! Alright, so, not quite a palace by any stretch of the word. It turns out there's a guy from Myanmar who makes amazing sushi in the back of Pruett's! We're relatively new to town (recently migrated from afar) and were hunting for food closer to home. We were told repeatedly to check out the "Sushi at Pruett's". Very hesitantly, we did. I've rarely had half-decent sushi in a little plastic box from a grocery store. Wow. Were we surprised. It turns out it's *great* sushi! The sushi palace may not refer to the seating or ambiance, but it definitely describes the food flawlessly.“

“This place scores 5 points in EVERY category!!!Great service, atmosphere and amazing sushi. Great menu with colorful pictures of each roll to help with choices.Neon lighting and music adds a great vibe and even though we went at 9pm on a Saturday night, the place was spotless.Parking: Located in a very nice strip mall. Parking was no issue“

“The Tacos Ticos were delicious. Black beans and rice with sliced avocado. Horchata was perfect! Will definitely be back!Kid-friendliness: Laid back atmosphere. Plenty of space to move around. Outdoor space to dine as well.Wheelchair accessibility: Easy to access this space and navigate the restaurant.“

“Seriously one of the best Chinese buffets I've ever been to. Everything was stocked, and fresh, someone was always out putting something else out. Sushi was good and lots of choices to pick from. Not too crowded, and the waitress was attentive and got us refills before we were out which we appreciate in a server.Vegetarian options: I'm sure you could find plenty of vegetarian friendly things.Dietary restrictions: They have lots of options.Parking: Big lot.Kid-friendliness: Lots of kids there. Almost too many.Wheelchair accessibility: I think a disabled person would be able to get around easily.“

“Totto is awesome. The food is good, but quite frankly, its price to quality ratio is out of whack. I don't know why it's so common to pay $15 for a roll of sushi when you can go to places like Sushi City on Lee Hwy and get all you can eat of wonderful sushi for 15.99 or 22.99 depending on time. Admittedly, the sushi is better quality than somewhere like Sushi City, but not THAT much better in quality. I'm sure anyone reading this knows what I mean. That being said, best bang for you buck here is the Poke Bowls $15 for a bowl packed with sushi rice, fresh fish, and toppings/sauces of your choice. Always moderately filling, but doesnt make the best leftovers. Eitheru way that's what I eat every time here.“

“I didn’t know we have a good Thai restaurant here until I tried food here on last weekend. No need to go to Atlanta for a good Thai food anymore. We have tried Pad Thai, Tom Yum soup, Fried rice and Panang curry.Fried rice was tasteless without salt and spice but Panang curry was the best dish.A suggestion to management is washroom odor could have been taken care well.“

“1/14/24 - Crazy it was almost a year to the date that I last updated but this place is still awesome.Simply put, this place is awesome. Owned by the same man that owns Thai Smile and you can't go wrong with either one.Update 1/15/23 - Still keep going back because the food is incredible.Update 5/31/22 - Still love this place. Give yourself a little extra time if you go here as a lot of things are made fresh.“

“Been coming to Chattanooga for 20 years and have always been disappointed in Asian food options, especially sushi. This place is amazing and I’m glad I finally found a good option. Hibachi wasn’t too salty and had great flavor. Sushi was fresh and priced well. Overall really happy and hope this gem stays open for a while.“

“Surprisingly good sushi and hibachi. I like the ordering process (you order and pay at a screen up front). The only negative is they put all of your order in to-go containers even if you're dining in, and I just find this very wasteful.“