The food was great. The prices are average and they have a wonderful mix of Hawaiian and Asian dishes. The tempura shrip is American style not Japanese tempura shrimp. Still went well with the dish but not as good as it could be. Please be aware that the glassware may be dirty. Our had grease left over inside the glass.

Took my family out for dinner and thought this place would be nice to try. As we approached the front door entrance The door was slightly open so we entered. As we walked in a gentleman was sleeping on the side of the table booth. I said Hi as we stood by the door. Very rude he yelled were closed and did the hand gesture to get out. I said sorry your door was open. He got more upset and raised his voice and said closed leave. I looked at business hours as I was walking out it said open at 4:30pm was open time it was 4:00 pm. It wouldn’t have been so bad if he would hav said sorry we’re closed still, but that response was terrible and bad customer service. Will never go back to try EVER VERY RUDE AND DISRESPECTFUL.

Iwayama Sushi wasn’t at all what I expected or imagined. It was my first time going. Going by the name alone, I expected Japanese food. I was mistaken. The menu included not only sushi but also tacos, burritos, and Korean short ribs. Though I love sushi, I didn’t try any this time around. I’m used to authentic Japanese, super fresh sushi and sashimi and I wasn’t sure what to expect. Instead, I ordered a cod dish, that was excellent. I finished everything: the fish, veggies, and rice. Though the dish seemed a bit pricey, everything tasted so good. I would love to have that cod dish, again. And maybe I’ll try some sushi.

So after getting dragged to Highlands Ranch I figured it was a good time to try a restaurant that was across town. I’ve definitely been wanting to try @iwayama_sushi for some time. To start I had the tempura app. Amazing. But the thing I was really excited to try was the misoyaki butterfish It’s fairly hard to find in Colorado certainly in the north metro area. I loved this one, I even finished the vegetable garnish underneath. I overheard the server telling the next table about the malasadas so had to try those. It was fried dough so good but not quite what I’m used to. It was more cakey than I was hoping for I think chemically leavened rather than yeast. But it was fresh and good. Except for the whole 30 mile drive I’m sure I’d come often if not for the butterfish the Kalua pig, garlic chicken, or loco moco all things I will try.

This place is amazing, honestly better than anywhere in Denver. The one-star review is from a small man who clearly can’t read the hours of open business on a door, you should ignore him. They treat you really well and provide an excellent overall experience!

Yesterday, my husband and I had a delightful dining experience at Iwayama Sushi. We were particularly impressed with our waitress, who seemed to be the sole server for the entire restaurant. She was exceptionally helpful and managed to attend to every table's needs promptly and with a high level of professionalism. The food was outstanding! The sushi rolls were not only delicious but also left us completely satisfied. If we lived closer to this Iwayama Sushi, we would definitely become regular patrons. I highly recommend it!

The sushi is very delicious and the service is always great! The atmosphere is very laid back. Always easy to find parking. 10/10 would recommend

this was our first time in! The salmon pesto sashimi was absolutely incredible. I can’t wait to go back just to have that again!! oh, Hawaiian pulled pork was fantastic also! this is one of those places where I really look forward to experiencing everything menu in due time!

We ate at Iwayama for the first time today and we loved everything we tried. I love the Hawaiian options, the poke was to die for. We will be back and we will bring our kids next time!

This place is amazing. It’s some of the best sushi around. Service is great. The kitchen is incredible. Incredible menu. Great specials. It’s my new favorite spot.