Sushi boy in my opinion is one of the best fast food sushi places around.

They are also pretty fast in prepping your order. They’ve been nice enough to even double bag my miso soups so in case there is an accident it doesn’t spill in my car (I have never had that problem with their food). The cashiers have always been patient, helpful and always ensure that everything is packaged well, you have enough soy sauce and wasabi for your meal to go. They also happen to have deals every month which I would suggest checking out before placing your order.

The main reason we order from here is because the quality of the sushi is decent and the prices are reasonable for the amount of food you get. Its has a small section with tables for people that wish to sit there and enjoy there food. Sushi boy is located inside the Marukai Market, I had trouble finding it the first time but once you are in the market, it’s easy to spot. That said now that I’ve tried it I probably wouldn’t order it again in lieu of their other offerings… 5 or 3 stars but I don’t hold that against their overall rating because it’s not what I come to Sushi Boy for. No additions and no substitutions… It’s what I would call a «bastard» ramen, not very authentic and will never replace the tonkotsu chasiu ramen at your standalone ramen joint. The chasiu was nice though, thin and fatty savory the six slices was generous for an otherwise small portion size. I would have preferred toasty nori over the wakame.

There is no egg, just some diced green onion, some green wakame seaweed, and some imitation crab. The chewy noodles are about the same color as the broth and could very well be instant but not as wavy. It has a milky appearance to it and is salty sweet, and slightly savory. If you remember that you’re at a Sushi Boy, then you’ll remember to give the ramen about as much consideration as their udon, or their miso soup, and really only meant to add breadth to their menu offerings… The broth is opaque but not thick or creamy. They just started to offer a Tonkotsu Chasiu Ramen on the menu for $ 7.

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