Sus Hi Eatstation

My Family and i visited today the altomonte location, I was truly amazed by the customer service from the "ninjas", Their Manager Jet, came and explained to us the different options on the menu and helped us each build our bowls. The Decor and Furniture was so beautiful and i just loved the vibes i was getting from the environment, The food was amazing and the price made it even better. I will definitely recommend and visit again. We felt very welcomed from the second we open the door. service was extremely fast even though our order was pretty large, and other customers who were in line with us, were taken care of by the other ninjas, they worked together very well and at all times somebody was either prepping, helping a customer, or cleaning. 10/10 amazing.

We've been coming here for a number of years now and have enjoyed it. It's a casual sushi restaurant (although they call it a "dojo") that offers some new twists to the sushi experience, including sushi burritos! If you're not a fan of raw fish, they have plenty of other protein options as well ranging from steak, bacon and chicken. Every time we enter, we get a "Welcome Ninja!" greeting. It's a great value for what you pay as well, with generous portions. Prior to the COVID pandemic, the experience was a bit different where you'd pick out each ingredient as they made it but after that you now order on one of the kiosks there.

I love sushi. And when I say “I love sushi” I mean that I could happily live out the rest of my life having sushi for breakfast, lunch, dinner, teatime, snack-time, Thanksgiving, midnight munchies… Oh, and second breakfast, too. So when I heard about the Sus Hi Eatstation in eastern Orlando, you might say my curiosity was rather piqued. Here was a little shop-side, take-out-or-dine-in, sushi eatery. With expressive, enthusiastic staff members and a wide variety of proteins, bases, and toppings to craft your own sushi, Sus Hi Eatstation appears to be the child of a successful marriage between Panda Express and Kobe Japanese Steakhouse. As I stood in line, baffled by whether to choose salmon or tuna, mango or scallions, white or eel sauce, I was politely reminded that I could choose as many ingredients as I wanted at no additional cost (with only a few exceptions). My first visit to Sus Hi yielded a white rice bowl with salmon and tuna, scallions, mangos, cream cheese, tempura flakes, cheese (melted, I’ll get to that later), avocado, pickled ginger, peanuts, and bacon, and topped with eel and white sauce. Yes, it tasted as good as it sounds. Each ingredient dripped of freshness and tasted equivocally crisp. Since then, I have returned time and again to satisfy my sushi needs. But what’s nice about Sus Hi is that the customization is nearly endless. Their menus proudly state, “We will accommodate YOUR STYLE” and, boy, do they mean it. Want more than one protein in your mix? No problem. You can have up to three at no additional costs. Want cream cheese with that? It’s also free. Want a sauce… or two… or three? All free. In fact, the only additional costs come from such specialties as avocado, masago, and seaweed salad. You can tempura anything—rolls, wraps, proteins, avocado, anything—for only one additional dollar. If you love your toppings and sauces on thick, Sus Hi offers over twenty of each in order to satisfy your inner ninja. Not only that, but Sus Hi is crafted with the individual in mind. If you’re vegan, Sus Hi offers a wide-ranged variety of vegan and vegetarian options, even citing on their menus that “Most ingredients are vegetarian and many are vegan.” Sus Hi even offers a special “Vegan Ninja” roll. For those seeking apatizers, Sus Hi provides such sides as edamame, miso soup, egg rolls, krab rangoons, and more. My personal go-to is their Loaded Rice Fries, which are deep free rice/seaweed patties sprinkled with bacon and scallions, then blowtorched with melted cheese. Jalapenos optional! What makes Sus Hi an experience, however, is its Eatstation culture. When you step into Sus Hi, you are immediately pulled into a roleplay of sorts where you are the ninja and the staff are eager to serve; I’m not joking. Staff members are literally required to address you—the customer—as “ninja.” As in, “How can I help you, ninja?” and “May I have the next ninja, please?” If you happen to want your cheese melted, the staff member will whip out a mini blowtorch and flame your calcium-coated dish, while shouting “Fire!” Whether or not you’re in the roleplaying mood, Sus Hi staff are happy to serve, and the barrage of panoramic sushi photography and dining-table-sized shiruken plastered on the ceiling (or embedded in the wooden signs hanging from the roof) certainly help convey that “ninja” spirit. Sus Hi is all about fun and experience. The food is grand, the variety is nearly endless, and the price is right. If you take courses at UCF, or are in the Orlando area, this is an ideal place to stop for lunch or dinner. Next time you feel the craving for sushi—rolled traditionally, loose in the bowl, bundled in a wrap, or otherwise—tie on your ninja headband and head to Sus Hi.

Pleasantly impressed, stopped in for a quick bite to eat before graduation on UFC, the meal was quick and delicious! I had a build your own rice bowl, the large for $8.99! That came with 3 choices of protein, all the veggies you wanted and multiple toppings...Yum! Try the tempura shrimp and chicken on the bowl. Great atmosphere and very clean...we’ll be back!

This place is amazing!! The service is fast and friendly and the food is very good. It is Chipotle for Sushi at around the same prices. I got the bowl with white rice and spring mix, salmon, tuna and spicy krab. The portions are large and ingredients are fresh. I also ordered the egg roll which was your run of the mill egg roll. Great value and atmosphere.

I absolutely LOVE the options here. Plenty of delicious, super fresh ingredients for vegans or vegetarians. I got a Vegetarian roll with tofu as my protein, filled with carrots and avocado, and topped with scallions, edamame, cabbage and sesame seeds. They even have gluten free soy sauce available.