Sushi Camp in Temecula

One of the best sushi places in Temecula. My favorite is the I Love TNT Roll. They also have a wide variety of specialty rolls that you can try.

Sushi Camp is the hidden Gem of Temecula. Donnie is a master at his craft with creative rolls and impeccable service this restaurant is a staple of the South Temecula community.

I can see why locals prefer this place, its in a quiet corner of Temecula, service is good, and the fish quality is superb! Theres a large variety of discussion rolls here and the selection of sashimi isnt bad too! You place your order on a piece of paper kinda like AYCE, but there is no AYCE option which confused me a little. Rolls came out super fast and the plating on them was good, there was a reasonable amount of sauce on them and the spider roll featured genuine soft shell crab!

This was a very pleasant place to go. The atmosphere was intimate and clean. The sushi was good and the waitress (owner?) was willing to add cream cheese to one of the rolls we had in question.Service was friendly, prompt, and the rolls came out great. They provided a generous amount of wasabi and ginger which, I think, is awesome.The lunch special from Monday-Wednesday is something to keep in mind.

This is my new go to sushi spot, I’ve been coming here for about a year now. The fish is always fresh and you definitely get what you pay for. Huge cuts of sashimi and the rolls are delicious too.

Amazing sushi restaurant. Great quality and super fresh

The baked diana roll is amazing and the perfect combination of sauce to roll. This place gets packed so make sure you get here early. All of the rolls are great. He Philly roll has smoked salmon which os a first and pleasing experience.

High quality fish and delicious dishes. Came with a group of six. We ordered various rolls and sashimi as well as fried rice and udon. Excellent flavors. Good service.

My first time here. I opted for appetizers.On a side note, the entire staff was staring at me the entire time I was there. It was kind of strange. I also noticed there are 2 white guys making the sushi. Not a big deal but the two that were staring at me looked like they might have been the owners and they were Japanese. Kind of strange but I used to roll sushi many years ago and Im white so Im not upset about that but I just got a weird vibe. The two that kept staring at me never said a thing to me so I didnt know what the deal was.This may cause me to be a little harsh on the review but you can judge for yourself. I think it was poor value.Two appetizers for 20 bucks. Ive never been here so I didnt know what to expect but I was thinking that, for that price, the portion size would be better.The soft shell crab. It was just one single crab for 10 bucks? Usually its around 3 but I know they are expensive and it did include a bed of mixed greens with dressing but I know that is just filler. If it was just a single crab for 10 bucks, people would never buy.The dynamite was good. This seems to be a rare item nowadays so I was happy they had it but unlike other places, there was no crab, they put salmon chunks in. (At least, I think it was salmon). But it was ok. Couldve been a little more but again, the price is what killed me. 10 bucks. I didnt see many scallops. But since the flavor was on point, I guess I was happy with this.Overall, just 3 stars. Im trying not to change my star rating on the strange feeling I got from the people staring at me because I want to give 2 because if the value but Im settle for 3.

A little pricey if you want real crab. I loved how the menu items all had a creative twist for their names. While the sashimi tasted fresh. Garnishes were also on point.