Rocky Yama Sushi, Santa Fe

Calls it one of their absolute favorites.

Names it as a recommendation.

Visited once during First Friday and finds quality solid for the price.

Bluntly dismisses the restaurant as bad.

Strongly agrees with the Rocky Yama pick and says the place is excellent.

Says it has several aburi picks and praises it as very good and a neighborhood gem.

Calls Rocky Yama a favorite budget-friendly sushi spot that suits the Sushi Den comparison.

Fully agrees with the post and calls the place great.

Agrees with the post that the place is good.

Calls it solid and a fine pick, though less of a destination sushi spot than Sushi Den, with no real faults.

Recommends Rocky Yama for value and very good sashimi.

Wants Rocky Yama on the chart, says people underrate it, and praises its crew.

Visited recently and rated it excellent.

Calls Rocky Yama a favorite and notes a specific dish's happy-hour price is low.

Bare suggestion of this Santa Fe sushi spot with no details.

Mid-priced but fresh, correctly cut fish and great service; good takeout too.

Dropped by for a fast meal, found everyone kind and the sushi superb, the best they've tried in Colorado.

Finds it underwhelming and suggests Sushi Bay instead, a similarly low-priced spot they consider more consistent.

States Rocky Yama is great, pushing back against a commenter who was critical of it.

Tried it while working through a Denver list; not impressed, though other listed places have been good.

Eats there regularly but calls it standard, no-frills, not special.

Visited twice and would not return; says the sushi was poor.