“Gina and Joon are so nice...they really make you feel welcome.” “This is really one of the only good sushi joints in the Mid-Wilshire neighborhood.” “I personally really like the Lexus Roll because it had a ton of different flavors yet it goes so well together!!!” "Ok so you're thinking, WTF 5 STARS?! But, think of it this way. You're paying $3 a roll and like $2 for a beer. The sushi isn't exactly going to melt in your mouth and this isn't where you take your prom…" "Okay so I guess I should finally review this place after going here basically every week. It's low costing, but fun and great for cheap sushi. The food can be a bit inconsistent but really now...you pay for…" Other Sushi Bars NearbyI was at the WRONG DARNED SUSHI PLACE! I'm a serious goof. I managed to find Sarah & she was none to pleased! I'm sure the sushi is…" "I was a little off put by some of the comments I read after seeing their new sign and yelping it before we went.

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This app may include dynamic content. Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #1,899 Paid in Appstore for Android (See Top 100 Paid in Appstore for Android) in Appstore for Android >  Games > Arcadeorder sushi delivery london More apps by this developercheap sushi order london Sushi Cat and his wife are out shopping at the local mall when a new nemesis, Bacon Dog, sees Sushi Cat's wife and decides to steal her. Help Sushi Cat get her back by guiding him to as much sushi as possible. Unlock new outfits for Sushi Cat along the way by collecting golden sushi on each level. Help me understand what permissions mean See all verified purchase reviews See all verified purchase reviews (newest first) Founded in 2004 by Daniel McNeely,[3][6] Armor Games is a website based in Irvine, California, that hosts free Flash-based browser games across a wide variety of genres, including point-and-click adventure, arcade, puzzle, and even MMOs such as The Last Stand - Dead Zone.

In addition to sponsoring certain browser games,[7] Armor Games has begun acting as a publisher for other titles such as Soda Dungeon,[8] GemCraft - Chasing Shadows,[9] and Super Chibi Knight,[10] as well as others like the upcoming indie hardcore platformer, Never Give Up.[11] The company has released games for iOS and Android mobile devices and Steam, and others slated to launch on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Visitors to Armor Games will find online chat, the ability to comment on and discuss the games posted with other players, a wide variety of achievement-based "Quests" to unlock and earn badges for their profile, and a system that allows players to earn stars and merits for participating in the community. Contests are frequently held to win prizes such as free games for Steam, T-shirts, plush toys, and more. Each year a round of voting is held to allow the players to choose the best games in each genre released on the site. In 2010, Armor Games developed and released Flash game Sushi Cat along with programmer Joey Betz and popular artist Jimp.

The game was a sort of Pachinko-style physics puzzle where players dropped the titular squishy blue cat from the top of the screen in each level to try to catch sushi as it falls. Each level has a minimum amount of sushi that must be eaten to progress, and a limited number of attempts a player can make to do so. Sushi Cat received positive reviews, and over 4.5 million players on Armor Games alone, and was eventually ported to iPhone and iPad where it has been downloaded over 400,000 times. Sushi Cat remains Armor Games' most distinctive and well-known icon. The series received several web-based Flash follow-ups, including Sushi Cat The Honeymoon later that same year, Sushi Cat 2 in 2011, and Sushi Cat 2 The Great Purrade in 2012. All games received high scores from visitors, and plays numbering in the millions. In 2014, working by himself Jimp developed and released Sushi Cat-a-Pult for Armor Games, which has since been played over 12 million times. Unlike previous games in the series, it was a Sushi Cat-themed take on "launch style" arcade games.

Players flung Sushi Cat across a screen after setting the force of the throw, and try to catch the required number of sushi to progress, using objects on the screen to bounce farther. Coins are earned for each launch that can be spent on upgrades for Sushi Cat to make him fly farther or bounce more. In 2015, for an April Fool's prank, Armor Games released Sushi Cat: StoryCraft World Creato r. The game was allegedly going to feature sandbox gameplay, multiplayer capabilities, mining, crafting, and much more, though the joke was that it only amounted to an infinite loading screen that displayed increasingly ridiculous messages. In 2007, Armor Games sponsored the release of Sonny, a free online Flash RPG created by Krin Juangbhanich. In it, players controlled the titular character, a man who comes back from the dead without any memories in a post-apocalyptic world. The gameplay centered around turn-based combat, advancing through waves of enemies while gathering items and equipment to improve your party as they level up.