Sushi Yama Siam

Pricing for a bowl of Tom kha Gai soup was a complete rip off! 10.50 for a small bowl. 11.50 for 8 pieces of spicy tuna with rice- this sucked so bad I had to ask for tempura flakes to make it a little bit better. This place has lousy pricing for what they provide you, and no way they can blame food pricing has gone up. As a frequent traveler I've seen way better pricing / value options elsewhere. Didn't get pictures of the other entrees but they were pathetic as well. My business is elsewhere

I don't believe that I have ever experienced such a tasteless meal. Curry was frozen, udon noodle broth tasted like water, but the sushi was adequate. There was no one there initially, but a party of eight came in, and they immediately catered to them. We just did not complain. We simply paid, tipped, and left. The waiter was quite nice. This is a not a restaurant which we will try again. We were there yesterday, Saturday, about 12:30 p.m., party of three.

We're sushi snobs, and Sushi Yama is our go-to spot in the Stuart area. Owner (and head sushi chef) Chie gets it right, focusing on fresh fish, proper rice preparation, great technique, and beautiful presentation. The classics are all there--tuna, salmon, hamachi, ikura, unagi--and a variety of interesting "special" rolls. And be sure to ask Chie what specials he has that day, from toro to uni to sweet shrimp (if you're more adventurous). We ordered take out during the pandemic, but we're happy to be back sitting at the sushi bar. We haven't tried the Thai menu, but Chie is from Chiang Mai, so I'm guessing that he knows quite a bit about the cuisine! Quick note: remember that sushi takes time to prepare, so as popular as Sushi Yama has been for both take-out and eat-in, you may need to be patient!

Our server Caroline?...was the only positive on our visit. Won Ton soups were so salty we couldn't eat. They were replaced. Then after over an hour and fifteen minutes passed without receiving our dinner order we lost confidence, paid for what we received and went elsewhere. A regrettable experience. I would hope the can improve.