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Sakura Sushi House, Strongsville

15040 Pearl Rd., Strongsville, OH 44136

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Sakura Sushi House
1,014.5 mi

15040 Pearl Rd., Strongsville, OH 44136

ClosedOpening at 11:00 AM

About Sakura Sushi House


Located in Strongsville, Sakura Sushi House's sushi rolls are bursting with flavor and color. Treat yourself to a healthy lunch or dinner at Sakura Sushi House. Don't go thirsty during dinner! This sushi spot also offers a splendid drink list featuring wine, beer, and more. Go ahead and bring your rug rats with you ? this sushi spot has kid-friendly food and seating. Sakura Sushi House caters to all party sizes, both large and small.

Sakura Sushi House wants guests to dine in comfort, so save that stuffy suit for another date. Always five minutes behind schedule? Pick up your food to go instead.

For easy dining, Sakura Sushi House provides convenient parking in a connecting lot. Sakura Sushi House's diners can store their bikes safely at the rack around the corner.

Sakura Sushi House is creating dishes any foodie will love at around $30. Sakura Sushi House happily accepts all major credit cards as a form of payment. If you have a hankering for some unique sushi dishes, make your way over to Sakura Sushi House.

Customer Reviews

4.2
based on Groupon 204 reviews
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Terri
5 ratings|3 reviews
Sakura is my favorite place to go for sushi!
Cara
6 ratings|2 reviews
Thank you for quick and pleasant service!
Martha
5 ratings|4 reviews
The food was very fresh, tasty, and presented well.
Mckala
4 ratings|2 reviews
The Groupon says that it can't be used in daily specials, which is fine, however, the waitstaff doesn't tell you what the daily specials are. They give you 2 menus (both of which look like dinner menus, and have the same items listed), and you are to guess which is the actual dinner menu and which is the "special" menu. If you are even remotely confused about the 2, the man in the backwards hat will yell and scream at you in front of everyone instead of calmly explaining the difference. The restaurant has pretty good sushi, but there's really no point in buying a groupon because their "special prices" are only about a $3 difference in price at the end of the day.