To avoid smelling like old fish in the Salt Lake City sushi scene, a restaurant must serve up a superior product or offer something completely unique (or both). Sushi Groove holds its own with its roll offerings, and even conjures up a creative, if not odd, twist to some items, like Groovalicious—shrimp tempura, strawberry and cream cheese, topped with crab, marlin, avocado, seared tuna, mango and eel sauce. Sushi Groove creates their own niche however with funky walls that adorn the aerosol arts—spray paint and graffiti—that make an excellent backdrop to the live DJ on Tuesday and Friday night. And if you've ever wondered how cheap PBR pairs with sushi, this is the place to find out.
