Tokyo Fro's

Tokyo Fros fresh fish, best sushi we think. My friend bought a Groupon to Tokyo Fros. I had not been there since my single days some 7-8 years ago. I remember it being a cool place to go out and party at. I usually eat my sushi at my mellow, but consistent good ol standby place Kru down town. I have to say that after eating at Tokyo Fros I was blown away by the flavor of the fish. Really, just the Ahi sashimi was like I was in Hawaii. Where the hell do the get that Tuna? Tokyo Fros was the best dam Ahi I have had in quite some time. So I went back Monday for lunch. I had the $8.00 roll of the day. The Bad Ass roll, so tasty. Flacky shrimp with Ahi and scallions and their sauce combo.Tokyo Frso has the best sushi in sacramento i'm telling ya. I heard them advertise or something like that in the past, about tokyo fros having the best sushi,

I though it was all bull. I was really blown away by the fresh fish Tokyo Fros had. Sunday night they are half off!. Parking is not really good. I drove for a few minutes until I found a spot. they are next to Banderas who looked really busy. Good sushi is expesive and hard to find. I will definetly save my sushi $ for Tokyo Fros…

freshest sushi in sacramento. Just went to Tokyo Fros. The sac bee said Tokyo Fros is the best happy hour and they are right! Im a sushi fan, and i was told to go Mikuni, who is decent, but Tokyo Fros has the freshest sushi i have tried in sacramento.

The staff there was very personal. I have been back 3 times, each time I have had a different waitress, they really know their fish. I tried the Albacore tempura dish, it comes with a zig zag sauce...so good.…

STRONG DRINKS!. Happy Hour on a Saturday? Oh danng, I am SO there!! While looking for lunch options on a Saturday afternoon, two words came to mind: HAPPY HOUR. Annnd as we all know, it's pretty rare to find a restaurant that provides the essentials on the weekend. Supply, demand, profits... you know the drill ;[

What up, Tokyo Fro's? I always see your workers on Howe on late afternoons, during traffic hours, holding the oddly shaped fish sign, advertising your Happy Hour specials. Unfortunately, I never paid much attention and focused my anger on the horde of cars in front of me.

I was pleasantly surprised when I walked into the restaurant. The decor was very trendy and hip. It was a fusion of traditional Japanese cultural icons integrated into modern art. The menu and the signs were full of sass and the posters on the wall celebrated a mix of the anime and game aspect of Japan. [BONUS POINTS for the poster of Hitsugaya from Bleach ;D]

Amazing values on the rolls. They were very generous with the amount of sauce, fish, and ingredients they wrapped in the seaweed and rice. I recommend the oysters. It's $2 for a piece and it's pretty small, but the ponzu sauce complemented the flavors nicely.

Note that one drink purchase is required for happy hour sushi prices. I got the Tokyo Tea, their strongest drink, and it made me really, realllyy happy during my lunch…