Truya Sushi Santa clara in Santa Clara

Place is small for the location we went to but overall the price and quality of the meal was good. I enjoyed trying variety of different sushi rolls and also the chicken katsu. Interior of the restaurant is simple and clean, staff was attentive and prompt, prices on the menu were reasonable and one could get a decent meal with generous left overs. Our table ordered 5 dishes and we enjoyed each one of them and had a hearty take home for lunch the next day. The restaurant also has value meals clearly listed if you have a particular. Overall, I would recommend and will be coming back to try other rolls in the near future.

Nigri sushi (salmon and yellowtail) was surprising tasty and fresh. However, the unagi sauce on the sushi roll tasted funky. Tempura was ok, nicely crispy, but as one would expect from a place like this, the shrimp inside the batter was miniscule.

It’s a decent sushi place, I’ve ordered from them multiple times and I was never disappointed. I’ve tried California, spicy tuna and fried California rolls as well as gyoza and beef teriyaki so far. My favorites are fried California and beef teriyaki. Definitely recommend this place! 😋😋

It’s a small place. The sushi taste good and looks great as well. Price is decent.Service was really friendly but a bit slow as there was only one staff at noon. My rolls was ready at sushi bar and I waited over 5 minutes until it was served.Did not try lunch meal/combo but a lot of people ordered to go.

Went here for dinner and the atmosphere was very nice and clean. Got the bento box with teriyaki salmon and california rolls chef Scott was very nice and welcoming he took very good care of my order really liked it. will definitely comeback.

Been going here for a quarter century. My gaming group may have moved on, but Scott and his crew still knock out great sushi in a really nice place. Now with multiple locations!

Nice place, I came here on a rainy day and it was a good experience. Sushi with quality, fresh! Cool staff :)

Mediocre Japanese food. Got spicy tuna maki which was just spicy and not that flavorful, and California maki both of which had too much rice around them which is always a sign of bad sushi. I also tried the tuna katsu which was interesting so not bad. The gyoza was unfortunately soft by the time it was delivered and not crunchy as I expected. And the yakitori was really bad quality tough chicken meat and drenched in sauce. I guess its cheap for a reason. You get what you pay for

It is located in the lobby of Hyatt hotel, but it is reasonably priced. It is very simple sushi as many Americans sushi places but it tastes pretty good. Highly recommended to sushi lovers

The fish quality was terrible compared to the rest of the Bay. The chef decided to mop the floor so the whole restaurant reeked of phenyl