Sushi restaurant features traditional Japanese seating with cozy tatami rooms and a lively sushi bar. Chirashi don offers a fresh variety of ingredients, perfectly paired with white wine. Atmosphere suits both solo diners and groups, blending authentic vibes with inviting energy.
Presentation stands out with the signature sushi set and chirashi box both full of flavor. The Chirashi don pairs well with white wine and offers a satisfying variety of fresh ingredients.
Good to know
Reservations are not required, and the wait time is minimal even during busy hours.
Parking can be inconvenient, so plan accordingly.
The restaurant serves both sushi and pasta, which is unusual for a Japanese restaurant.
Small restaurant offers a cozy vibe with intimate seating and Japanese decor. Chirashi bowl features fresh fish in generous cuts, blending sashimi and seaweed for authentic flavors. Quiet atmosphere suits relaxed meals in a modest setting.
Fish in the chirashi bowl stays incredibly fresh and comes in generous cuts. It includes a mix of sashimi, seaweed, and sushi that highlights Japanese flavors.
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The restaurant is small, so seating might be difficult at later times in the evening.
The price is reasonable, with an average bill around $100 for five people.
O’sushi is usually open after 4 pm.
Open kitchen and modern decor create a spacious, inviting vibe with well-spaced seating. Chirashi shines with fresh scallops and consistent quality. Extensive sake selection pairs perfectly with flavorful sushi and skewers, enhancing the artistic Japanese cuisine experience.
Freshness stands out with every piece of fish in the chirashi bowl. The scallop is especially sweet and the overall quality stays consistent across visits.
Good to know
Reservations for the omakase experience are recommended at least one week in advance.
Expect a short wait time during weekday dinners.
The sushi is priced at $7.00 per piece, which is higher than average.
Small space offers a cozy atmosphere with chill music. Fresh, beautifully crafted sushi shines with quality ingredients and artistic presentation. Chirashi bowls stand out for their variety of fish and include the Mark special.
Variety defines the chirashi bowl with an assortment of fish. Options include premium chirashi and the Mark special alongside other seafood dishes.
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Reservations are a must due to the small size and crowding.
They recommend calling ahead or making a reservation to avoid wait times.
Hamachi Sushi Express gets busy in the evenings on weekends.
Small dining area creates a casual atmosphere perfect for quick meals. Chirashi Bowl features fresh fish with simple sides like miso soup. Self-serve style adds to the comfortable vibe while prices stay well priced for quality sushi.
Fresh and various fish top the Chirashi Bowl, making it a standout dish. It pairs well with simple sides like miso soup and offers a satisfying mix of flavors.
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The restaurant is CARD ONLY.
The pricing is very fair with many rolls under $6.
Portions are generous compared to other casual sushi places.
Small sushi spot offers fresh fish in generous portions with a cozy, family-run vibe. Chirashi bowls shine with well-balanced combinations and a special Otani don. Decor stays modest, focusing on a no-frills dining experience that feels authentic.
Chirashi bowls feature fresh fish and well-balanced combinations with generous portions. Varieties include a special Chirashi don named after Mr. Otani, all crafted with meticulous attention to flavor and freshness.
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Reservations are required for groups over 4, not mentioned online.
Expect longer wait times on weekends due to popularity.
Parking is abundant and easily accessible.
Small space with natural wood decor offers a cozy, intimate vibe. Chirashi features house-pickled kanpyo in simple, delicious servings. Seating mixes sushi bar and tables for a private dining experience in a quiet, hidden spot.
Chirashi here features house-pickled kanpyo and comes in simple, delicious servings. Options include a Chirashi box and combinations with nigiri or lunch sushi sets.
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Reservations are recommended for dinner, especially on weekends.
Expect to pay between $120 and $125 for the omakase experience.
The restaurant serves only seafood at dinner, with no meat options.
Sleek design and upscale atmosphere create a calm dining space perfect for families or intimate dinners. Chirashi bowls impress with generous portions and premium seafood like toro and uni. Sake cocktails and exceptional hand rolls highlight the fusion menu alongside quality grill options.
Generous portions and refined presentation define the chirashi bowls here. The premium version features toro, bluefin tuna, scallops, and uni, making it an impressive and satisfying choice.
Good to know
Happy hour runs daily from 5:00-6:30pm with special menu items.
Parking is free for two hours with validation from the restaurant.
Validated parking is available on E 3rd St and Aliso parking.
Modern interior sets a zen atmosphere with dim lighting and an intimate feel. Hearty chirashi bowls feature large cuts of fish, with premium options offering great value. Bar dining invites guests for an Omakase experience, blending sophistication and quality.
Hearty bowls come with plenty of fish and large cuts in the premium version. Quality stays great across regular and premium options, making the premium worth the extra cost.
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Parking is difficult on weekends; nearby garages may charge around $30.
Expect to pay around $100 for two people, depending on the order.
Lunch specials offer great prices for a variety of dishes.
Sushi restaurant serves fresh sashimi in a calm, cozy space with low music. Chirashi bowl features varied fish slices, perfect for lunch. Prices stay affordable with daily specials, making it a great spot for authentic Japanese flavors.
Multiple sashimi types come in the chirashi bowl with evenly sliced pieces. The bowl offers a variety of fresh fish that makes it a solid choice for lunch.
Good to know
Enjoy $1 Salmon Sashimi on Mondays and a lunch special of two rolls for $9.99.
Wednesdays feature a buy one special roll, get one for 50% off.
Daily specials are available from Monday to Thursday and on Sunday.
Narrow space with anime-themed decor offers a cozy vibe and large tables fit groups well. Chirashi bowls use high quality ingredients and taste great, priced around $38. New bar area adds a lively atmosphere to the warm, inviting setting.
Chirashi bowls feature high quality ingredients and deliver a delicious taste. Prices range around $38, reflecting the premium nature of the dish.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted; seating is first-come, first-served.
The restaurant often runs out of popular menu items by 7pm.
Parking is limited, but free street spots are available nearby.
Sushi spot boasts a modern, cozy atmosphere with bar seating to watch chefs craft fresh seafood. Chirashi bowls shine with premium toro and uni, offering deluxe sashimi like abalone and otoro. Signature cocktails add a unique touch to quiet dinners or casual nights.
Chirashi bowls feature very good quality fish with options like toro & uni and deluxe versions. Sashimi choices include abalone, white fish, and otoro, making the chirashi a solid pick.
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The parking is free, but it could be tight during dinner time.
They offer an online order special from Tuesday to Sunday, with 10% off pickup and free delivery.
Happy hour runs from 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm with a buy two, get one free deal.
Super fresh sushi shines in a warm, packed spot with high-quality fish and heavenly sauce. Chirashi Bowl offers generous portions over seasoned rice, giving great value. Expect long lines but enjoy an authentic neighborhood vibe without pretension.
Generous portions of high-quality fish sit over perfectly seasoned rice in the Chirashi Bowl. It offers good value with a 16-piece sushi option also available.
Good to know
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially if you arrive after 6pm.
Street parking is available, but finding a spot can be challenging.
Reservations are not accepted, so arrive early to avoid long lines.
Small, cozy sushi spot offers intimate atmosphere with authentic Tokyo vibes. Chirashi bowls shine with fresh ingredients and divine flavor. Limited seating creates a warm space perfect for quiet meals or dates, enhanced by serene, chill music.
Chirashi bowls come with a divine flavor and fresh ingredients. They pair well with other dishes like pan-fried gyoza and nigiri.
Good to know
Happy hour runs until 6 PM with discounted prices on select items.
The restaurant can only accommodate about 25 customers at a time.
Reservations are recommended due to limited seating and popularity.
Traditional sushi spot with fresh seafood and a lively vibe. Chirashi bowls are generous portions with a good sashimi mix. Dark, authentic decor adds to the warm atmosphere making it a great casual choice.
Super chirashi offers a variety of seafood with a good mix of sashimi. Regular chirashi bowls come in solid portions, sometimes hard to finish.
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The parking lot is behind the building with a rear entrance.
There was plenty of parking available, and it was free.
The restaurant was pretty full when I arrived and started to form a wait line after 7 pm.
Small space with cat fish theme offers a calm, family-friendly vibe and a pet-friendly patio. Deluxe chirashi has fresh fish but lacks wow factor. Overall, cozy spot suits relaxed dining with clean, minimalist decor.
The deluxe chirashi offers a solid mix of fresh fish but falls short of expectations for a deluxe dish. The bowl is good but not compelling enough to order again.
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Fresh Fish Friday features special imports that arrive on that day.
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Reservations are recommended on weekends due to high demand.
Spacious Japanese spot offers a cozy, traditional vibe with private rooms and lively bar seating. Fresh salmon and generous salmon roe make chirashi bowls a standout. Authentic sushi and a warm atmosphere create a true izakaya experience loved by locals.
Fresh salmon and generous salmon roe top the chirashi bowls. The bara chirashi stands out with its unique mix, paired with seasoned sushi rice that adds flavor to every bite.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially during busy hours.
Expect a wait for tables during peak dining times.
Some menu items may sell out quickly, so ask before ordering.
Modern izakaya offers a cozy atmosphere with traditional decor and warm lighting. Chirashi bowls are fresh and balanced, pairing well with yakitori and grilled ribeye. Perfect for gatherings with friends or private celebrations.
Chirashi bowls come without any fishy smell and have a solid fresh taste. They pair well with other dishes like yakitori and grilled ribeye for a balanced meal.
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Happy hour runs on weekdays and Sundays with drinks priced between $5-9.
The happy hour menu features a variety of delicious options.
Parking is available, but it can be a bit awkward to access.
Small, cozy spot with old-fashioned Japanese style offers a lively, authentic vibe. Chirashi bowl is huge and varied, perfect for sharing. Locals love its hidden gem feel and high value experience.
The Chirashi bowl stands out for its huge size and variety of fish, making it enough to share between two people. It consistently delivers a satisfying and generous portion.
Good to know
It’s best to make a reservation during peak hours, as it can get busy.
Parking can be tight because the place stays packed, which indicates its popularity.
The portions were generous, offering great value for the price.
Cozy market feels like a Japanese convenience store with fresh, affordable sushi and sashimi. Chirashi bowl offers a variety of fish but less quantity for the price. Limited seating inside and outdoors suits quick dining.
Fresh sushi and sashimi come together in the chirashi bowl. It offers a variety of fish, though the amount of fish is less than expected for the price.
Good to know
Most sushi is priced under $10, making it affordable.
There is a free shared parking garage with limited spaces available.
They require 24-hour advance notice to order sushi platters.
High vaulted ceilings and modern Japandi styling create a bright, clean space with a Zen, romantic vibe. The Monk's Chirashi-Sushi features marinated mushrooms that add contrast and balanced flavors. Staff in white uniforms enhance the refined, orderly atmosphere.
Marinated mushrooms add a welcome contrast to the plant-based Monk's Chirashi-Sushi. Every bite of the Monk’s Chirashi-Sushi delivers balanced flavors and precise preparation.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to limited seating.
The restaurant serves sushi only during lunch hours.
Expect high prices with a Prix Fixe menu available.
Small, intimate space blends classic Japanese aesthetic with rustic wood decor, creating a tranquil atmosphere perfect for relaxation. Omakase Chirashi bowls feature fresh, premium seafood served over sushi rice, highlighting high-quality fish in every bite.
Omakase Chirashi bowls feature a mixture of high-quality fish served over sushi rice. Options include deluxe chirashi, otoro chirashi, and chef choice sets, all showcasing fresh, premium seafood.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as the restaurant gets packed quickly.
Curbside pick-up and online ordering are available for convenience.
Seating is not wheelchair accessible for parties less than four.
Cozy spot with about a dozen tables and a sushi bar offers a relaxed vibe with calm music. Fresh fish shines in authentic Japanese flavors and top-level chirashi lunch specials. Limited chirashi means arriving early is key to enjoy this fresh catch.
Lunch specials offer fresh chirashi with top level quality in the state. Only 10 lunch chirashis are available daily, so arriving early is necessary.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted, so expect a wait during busy hours.
Arrive early to secure a spot, especially for the lunch special.
The lunch special offers three dishes daily, limited to ten orders.
Japanese spot shines with fresh seafood and a chill vibe. Premium chirashi bowls offer fatty fish in generous portions. Sake served via a special dispenser adds to the lively, authentic experience.
Premium chirashi bowls feature fresh, fatty fish with a good portion size for the price. The lunch special chirashi don offers large, fresh fish and stands out compared to other menu items.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to high demand, especially on weekends.
Expect wait times of 30-60 minutes during peak dinner hours.
The lunch special offers good value, typically under $15.
Six-seat spot buzzes with energy and a casual vibe. Japanese dishes shine with authentic flavors and meticulous presentation. Chirashi bowls like omakase nama chirashi stand out at $48, perfect for small groups seeking an intimate sushi experience.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially for dinner service.
The Chef's Choice menu costs $70 and includes multiple dishes.
Expect a long wait during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Cozy sushi spot offers authentic Japanese cuisine with friendly service. Chirashi bowl features small sashimi slices with cooked shrimp and fake crab. Prices are reasonable, and the calm vibe is set by low-volume 80s music.
Good to know
Parking is easy and plentiful, with no fees.
Lunch specials are available and provide good value.
Expect quick service, especially during lunch hours.
Quiet spot on a hotel second floor offers calm ambiance and excellent views over a historic street. Chirashi shines with fresh fish and a satisfying mix of flavors, all served in a relaxed, uncrowded space.
Chirashi comes in a heavenly box with fresh fish and rice. It costs around $50 and offers a satisfying mix of flavors.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 5:30 to 7:30 pm with reduced prices on sake, shochu, and beer.
The restaurant is closed on Sundays and Wednesdays.
Parking is available inside the restaurant, with additional spots on 1st street.