Lovely friendly and helpful staff. Sushi and bento box was delicious but the noodles were average to poor to be honest. The brisket was very fatty, and the sweet & sour chicken overly sweet and chewy. Would definitely go back for the sushi! Portions were very good value for money too.

Having recently visited CoSushi, I must commend the truly tasty sushi they serve. The variety of flavors and freshness of ingredients are particularly noteworthy. However, I'd like to offer a few observations that could further enhance the dining experience.Firstly, concerning the decor, while the food is exceptional, the interior doesn't fully capture the essence of a Japanese dining space one might expect for sushi. The lighting seems out of sync with the style, and a small change in this aspect could greatly improve the overall ambiance, inviting guests in from outside. I suggest incorporating large, appetizing food graphics on the walls near the cashier. Not only would this catch the eye of passersby, but it could also increase foot traffic. Additionally, a change in the color scheme from blue, purple, and pink, which don't harmonize well, could be considered.Another point is about warming dishes. Using a microwave, though practical, means the sound of the timer can be heard in the dining area, potentially disrupting the culinary experience of guests. I recommend exploring alternative warming methods, like bain-maries, which would be less intrusive acoustically. I hope these constructive suggestions will contribute to the further development of CoSushi, benefiting both the owners and customers. I'm convinced that with these minor adjustments, the restaurant can become even more popular.