Seafood market offers fresh, sustainably caught fish with an exceptional variety including live crab and oysters. Prices are on the higher side, reflecting quality and freshness. Located in a walkable commercial strip, it provides curbside pickup and focuses on local seafood.
Fresh fish comes with high quality and sustainable sourcing. The market offers a variety of seafood, including live crab, and scales and steaks fish at no extra charge.
Whole king salmon sells for about $24 a pound, with sizes around 11.4 pounds. Smoked salmon stands out as top quality, alongside octopus tentacles available there.
Good to know
Parking can be a bit tough in this area.
Prices at Monterey Fish Market have increased significantly over the past year.
The cheapest oysters now cost $2 each.
Narrow, packed aisles create a cramped, authentic Japanese market feel. Bright, lively energy pulses through the space, especially on weekends. Sashimi-grade seafood and unique Japanese imports draw a steady crowd seeking quality and variety.
Sushi grade fish comes fresh and labeled with its kind and source, including wild-caught options. The market offers a wide variety for sashimi, poke, and hand rolls, with fresh wasabi root and plenty of high-quality fish available regularly.
Salmon here is especially fatty and fresh, with nigiri priced at $12.50 for 7 pieces. The salmon sashimi feels soft like cotton and tastes consistently delicious.
Good to know
The market closes at 5pm.
Parking is limited, so plan accordingly.
Expect a great selection of fresh sashimi and sushi ingredients.
Grab-and-go sushi spot with a lively atmosphere and cozy window tables. Fish quality is fresh and high, offering affordable prices that stand out in the area. Small space feels tidy and simple, catering mostly to quick pickups rather than dine-in.
Fish comes in super fresh, thick cuts that melt in your mouth. Portions are generous and the quality stays high even at a reasonable price.
Big, fresh salmon pieces come in generous amounts, especially in the sushi special that includes salmon rolls and sashimi. The quality stands out, offering a lot of salmon for about $20.
Good to know
This spot is NOT a dine-in restaurant; it's designed for pick-up and go.
The prices at Sun Sun Sushi Shop are affordable, with many options under $10.
You can request any dish on the menu to be made fresh if it's not in the fridge.
Small dining space with dimmed lighting and light music creates a cozy, buzzy atmosphere. Tables sit close together in a beautifully designed interior featuring thoughtful Japanese aesthetics. The place fills quickly, making reservations advisable for a lively, intimate experience.
Freshness stands out with vibrant jewels of fish and perfect cuts. Rolls like the salmon avocado come with large portions and no extra rice padding, just more fish.
Large portions come with the salmon avocado roll, packed with extra fish instead of just more rice. The salmon teriyaki meal and spicy tuna and salmon avocado rolls stand out, along with a scorched salmon nigiri served uniquely by the chef.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to the restaurant's small size.
Expect high prices for sushi, with some rolls costing around $20.
The restaurant emphasizes sustainability by using minimal plastic.
Japanese restaurant offers a cozy and spacious interior with a casual yet luxurious atmosphere suited for groups and casual dates. The menu is huge with many choices, featuring fresh and authentic sushi praised for quality and generous portions. Free miso soup and orange slices accompany meals, adding a simple but thoughtful touch.
Tasting courses feature very fresh fish throughout. Chirashi don offers a large variety of fish, including some uncommon types, but the fish-to-rice ratio leans heavily toward rice.
Salmon shines in the salmon sashimi and the ocean salad that mixes salmon with tuna and hamachi. The salmon here tastes fresher and more flavorful than usual.
Good to know
Parking is available directly in front of the restaurant.
The restaurant offers free miso soup with each meal.
Expect a busy atmosphere on Wednesday evenings.
Californian restaurant offers patio seating with jazz music and a retractable roof that blends indoor and outdoor dining. Atmosphere balances cozy charm with lively energy, suitable for special occasions without feeling formal. Popular spot features world-class views and a well-lit street setting.
Fish and chips come tender and moist with a pleasant presentation. The trout and meze plate also offer delicious options alongside the fish and chips.
Eggs Benedict with salmon features crispy skin and stands out as a fantastic dish. Salmon also appears in salads like the Salmon Caesar and Nicoise, both offering tasty, fresh options.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially during busy lunch hours.
Expect to pay around $75 for brunch for two, including meals and coffee.
Parking is generally easy on weekdays, but can be challenging on weekends.
Small local sushi spot offers a quiet atmosphere with pleasant decor and affordable prices. The menu is limited but focused, featuring fresh sashimi and smooth dry sake. Afternoon visits provide comfortable space away from busy surroundings.
Fresh fish stands out here with every bite. Quality and taste show in the incredible flavor.
Teriyaki salmon stands out as excellent. Fresh salmon appeals to some, but the salmon roll lacks sauce and differs from the picture. Salmon sashimi comes in a small portion and is not very fresh.
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Prices at Nikko Sushi are affordable for sushi in the area.
The portion sizes and quality offer good value for the price.
The menu is relatively small, limiting choices for diners.
Sushi restaurant offers a cozy, relaxed atmosphere with casual yet sophisticated decor. The space suits intimate dining for friends or couples. An excellent sake selection complements the fresh, innovative sushi and tempura dishes.
Freshness stands out with fresh fish in sushi and sashimi dishes. The menu includes options like smoked salmon and a spicy Szechuan water boiled fish special.
Salmon here comes in high quality cuts with an authentic taste. Options include a smoked version for those avoiding raw fish and a combo that helps restore energy.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to limited seating and high demand.
Expect longer wait times if the restaurant is over 60% full.
The average meal costs around $25, including multiple dishes.
Modern izakaya with sleek decor and an open kitchen creates an upscale yet casual atmosphere. The space feels spacious with tall ceilings that balance lively music. Warm and inviting vibe suits a cozy dining experience.
Fish arrives fresh, likely straight from the boats, ensuring high quality and fresh sashimi. Black cod collars balance smokey, acid, and fish fats perfectly, highlighting the seafood's flavor.
Salmon comes in a perfectly cooked cut with a blend of sake and miso that enhances its flavor. The Salmon Kasuzuki stands out as a sublime dish praised for its taste.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially on busy nights like New Year's Eve.
Expect to pay around $145 per person for the New Year's Eve prix fixe menu.
Portion sizes are small; plan to order multiple dishes for a full meal.