Temaki Den, Rino

Gives Temaki Den as a bare answer to the sushi question.

Lists Temaki Den as a reasonably solid sushi choice.

Calls Temaki Den's lunch menu strong, offered Friday through Sunday.

Ranks Temaki Den above Sushi Den, praising the food, creative concept and approachable menu.

Gives it top marks and says they would choose it over another Denver sushi spot.

Named as one of their usual go-to sushi spots, which they visit fairly often.

After a letdown elsewhere, booked Temaki Den next and found that meal excellent, as it usually is.

Says Temaki Den's quality is better, though service can be slow depending on group size.

Says everything there is excellent and recommends the omakase menu as the top pick.

Calls it delicious and says its service is very good.

Agrees with the parent and calls the place very good.

Names Temaki Den as a recommendation.

Says their visit ranked close to an omakase meal they had in Osaka.

Lived in Japan and judges this restaurant the closest match to Japanese sushi.

Names Temaki Den as their pick in reply to the preference question.

Ranks it top by far; says its omakase adapts to each guest, so a non-fish eater might do well.

Gives Temaki Den as a direct omakase recommendation, with no further detail.

Also suggests Tamaki Den as a sushi place that often comes up for this kind of request.

Calls it their favorite overall sushi spot.

Calls themselves a big fan and praises the chef's gesture.

Finds Temaki Den cold and feels like sitting in a huge warehouse.

Doesn't see the appeal; found the tuna temaki an odd paste and all their temaki rolls underwhelming.