Everything we had was good and the service was great! We liked the Blue Crunch best and Happy Hour from 3:30 - 6:30 pm was a great value.

The most modern sushi place in omaha. I love their sushi. Happy hour is where its at with many of their items approx. half off. My favorite: Crunchy Blue w/ Sake during happy hour (dine in only). The last two times I went service was perfect. The 2 times before that the service was horrible, so hopefully they have improved... More

By the title of my review, you can probably guess that I do not know that much about Sushi. Like anyone else I was aprehensive about raw fish but I can truly say that the quality of the food here is a measuring stick at which I will compare all sushi from this point forward. The food was very good!... More

Every time I eat here I try something different and every time its wonderful. Nice atmosphere, elegant but relaxed - love it!

Blue Sushi and Sake Grill is hands down the best sushi restaurant in Omaha. They consistently serve high quality, delicious sushi with fresh ingredients. While their menu is a little pricey (my husband and I plan on spending about $100 when we eat there), it's money well spent. Their rolls are delicious. We are not keen on the seaweed paper,... More

There's hardly anything traditional about the sushi here, and that is ok. The food is delicious, but very pricey (true for any really good sushi place). They do have happy hours for their sushi, if you want to avoid the full price. The atmosphere here is very trendy and may not suite some people's tastes. The furniture is modern and... More

Some of the best sushi in Omaha. Consistent high quality across all their different sushi rolls. Steaks and seafood and salads for those who aren't sushi fans also looked really good.

Best value during happy hour. Set box menus for lunch also. Immnediate access to the sushi sashami menu so you can start ticking off your selections right away. Average service though, somewhat slow. We tried lots of items and everything was great. Very addicting. I'd say skip the chinese menu items and stick to what they do best.

It's got a refreshing "blue" and cool interior, the place has a die hard loyal lunch crowd and they even have Japanese beer on tap. Wonderful sushi infusion dishes to meet local tastes, generous portions and very friendly staff, One of my best friends who lives in Omaha eats there weekly. Gyoza dumplings are fantastic...