Samurai - Tucson

A complete menu of Samurai from Tucson covering all 9 meals and drinks can be found here on the menu. For seasonal or weekly deals, please get in touch via phone or use the contact details provided on the website.

What Juan Diego Marroquin likes about Samurai:
Great Japanese food. Gone there for many years, so many different memories. You have to know what you're getting there- this isn't a sushi restaurant. They have sushi, but that's not their specialty. They serve more traditional, homestyle Japanese cuisine. Some of the best meals are the combination special, the Japanese curry dishes, and any of the rice bowls. And, obviously, the sushi isn't bad either if you want to... read more.

The diner and its premises are wheelchair accessible and thus usable with a wheelchair or physiological limitations, and there is no-charge WiFi. If the weather are right, you can also be served outside.

What Belle V doesn't like about Samurai:
This place is small but have a big menu. Only one person working the counter and serving food at the same time. We came during the week, place is not as busy. But people come and go. Portion is good and food is flavorful. One thing I am not going to order here is the edamame. The server forgot to give us bowl for our sauce, cup of water,napkins and chopsticks, we have to asked for them. But that won't stop us from co... read more.

Samurai from Tucson creates for you fine sushi (e.g., Maki and Te-Maki), in addition to many additional variations, always fresh with ingredients like fish, vegetables and meat, A catering service offered by the restaurant allows you to eat the dishes on-site or at the event. Samurai focuses on a lot of freshly harvested vegetables, fish and meat in its easily digestible Japanese cuisine.