SushiGuru

I've always wondered what the real fish look like when I have my sushi and it's very difficult to figure the "scientific name" of the Japanese name of a sushi. This app does just that and bridges the gap. Please, and I repeat, don't contaminate the database with a thousand sushi rolls and their ingredients. Your silly dragon roll sushi place has their own ingredients and sauce listed there and it's American food, not real sushi. That stuff is beyond the scope of this app so please, don't ruin this app.

This is an attractive, easy to navigate app with plenty of helpful information. Finding the sushi I'm interested in is easy, with sushi listed by both English and Japanese names with pictures. The included pronunciation of Japanese names is also helpful. The "notes" and "favorite" sections are easy to use. I can't say enough good things about this app, it's clean and beautiful and doesn't have a lot of unnecessary extra "fluff." While it may be too much to wish for an included listing of nearby sushi restaurants, with easy links to directions and/or reviews, I would like to see a way to list my own favorite sushi restaurants, and perhaps jot notes about what I enjoyed in a particular restaurant.

I like that this app has LOTS of different rolls and fish to choose from. However, when I try to enter my notes for a particular roll, the keyboard 'takes over' and I can not see what I am typing nor can I choose "done" or "ok" so that it will save my notes. Also, I still like the idea of being able to take pictures from particular restaurants and what would make this app over the top would be the ability to add in those 'specialty' rolls that are specific to a certain restaurant. I gave it 3 stars since the database is great, but those other things would be awesome and would definitely be worth 5 stars in my book!

I gave a one star review to v3.0 for suddenly requiring social media login or account creation just to look at sushi, but they addressed that, so it's back to being a great app, with good pictures of many different types of sushi with English and Japanese (romaji, hiragana and kanji) names. And if you _want_ to Facebook or Twitter your sushi choices, you can do that too.

This application is sweet! Seeing all the pictures and now being able to remember which fish I like and dislike is such a huge help! I’m also really glad to learn about the mercury levels of the fish—I had no idea certain fish had such high levels!