Sushi J Express
Sushi J Express Japanese restaurant in Prescott Valley
7840 E. St, AZ-69, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
Monday: Closed | Tuesday: 11AM-2:30PM,4:30-7PM | Wednesday: 11AM-2:30PM,4:30-7PM | Thursday: 11AM-2:30PM,4:30-7PM | Friday: 11AM-2:30PM,4:30-7PM | Saturday: 11AM-2:30PM,4:30-7PM | Sunday: Closed
America/Phoenix time zone
4.4 average rating from 236 reviews for Sushi J Express
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Business Name: Sushi J Express
Address: 7840 E. St, AZ-69
Prescott Valley
Arizona
86314
US
Prescott Valley
Arizona
86314
US
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