Unassuming exterior hides a cozy spot with authentic Japanese atmosphere and calm energy. Skilled chefs serve fresh, top-notch nigiri that rivals Japan's best. Soft music supports quiet talks, creating a welcoming vibe with both bar and table seating.
Sushi here features fresh, top-notch nigiri with a fish selection that rivals authentic Japanese spots. The quality stands out as unmatched in the area, offering a genuine taste that recalls sushi from Japan.
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The restaurant is family-owned and operated, enhancing its authentic atmosphere.
Lunch specials offer great value and are a must-try.
Weekly specials feature traditional Japanese dishes.
Small Japanese spot shines with fresh fish and specialty sushi. Cozy vibe with warm yellow lighting and outdoor seating makes it perfect for couples and groups. Nearby ice cream shop adds a sweet finish to the meal.
Fresh fish and top notch selection define the sushi here. Specialty sushi options stand out with incredible quality and a wide variety to choose from.
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The wait can be up to 2 hours long for 2 people, so I recommend RSVPing or arriving early.
There was a large parking lot available for guests.
Expect an hour wait on the weekend.
Cozy spot with a calming atmosphere and handcrafted inari sushi. Offers seasoned tofu pockets filled with tasty options and fresh nigiri and sashimi. Small space fits 8 to 10, perfect for intimate dining or takeout.
Specializes in inari sushi, featuring seasoned tofu pockets filled with rice and various fillings. Offers nigiri and sashimi alongside sushi rice that stands out for its quality and flavor.
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The lunch combo includes a free cup of miso with orders of three yubus or more.
YUBUYA offers a variety of yubu fillings, including vegan options.
Parking is easy to find near the restaurant.
Small sushi bar offers a warm, inviting atmosphere with premium sashimi that is fresh and flavorful. Maki rolls are magnificent and beautifully presented. Prices stay affordable, making it a great spot for quality sushi without fuss.
Sushi here features premium sashimi that is larger, fresher, and more flavorful than usual. The maki rolls stand out as magnificent, and the presentation is consistently beautiful.
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SkyBay Sushi is closed from 3 to 5 PM daily.
There is plenty of parking available in the lot.
Lunch prices are lower than dinner prices.
Sushi here is fresh and delicate, paired with great sake flights. The setting is intimate and stylish, offering a quiet, peaceful atmosphere. Expert chefs use imported fish to ensure top quality in every bite.
Offers simple, fresh, delicate sushi with well-prepared small bites and great sake flights. Sushi quality ranks among the highest in the area.
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Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends to avoid long wait times.
Lunch sets offer great value, typically priced around $15.
Expect a busy atmosphere during dinner hours, particularly on Fridays and Saturdays.
Small space offers exceptionally fresh sushi with creative rolls like smoky crispy rice. Calm atmosphere pairs well with a good sake list. Regulars love the melting sashimi and inventive combinations.
Sushi here features exceptionally fresh fish with superb cuts by the sushi chef. Signature rolls like the Greg Teal and Dream rolls stand out alongside sashimi that melts in your mouth.
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The restaurant specializes in sushi with a variety of fresh options.
Prices are generally high, reflecting the quality of ingredients used.
Reservations are recommended, especially during peak dining hours.
Cozy Japanese spot offers fresh sushi with generous portions like toro and uni. Enjoy a quiet atmosphere and watch chefs in an open kitchen. Outdoor patio seating is sunny and comfortable with heaters for cool evenings.
Sushi here features very fresh fish and generous portions like toro, uni, and ikura. Creative Japanese-American fusion rolls come in 4-piece sets, letting you try more varieties at reasonable prices.
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Happy hour runs from 8-9:30 pm with $3 large sake.
Reservations are accepted, but it's best to arrive early to avoid the dinner rush.
The restaurant is small and fills up quickly during busy hours.
Small space with cozy seating and soft lighting offers an intimate vibe. Sushi serves fresh fish with precise preparation and unique rolls. Atmosphere stays relaxing and authentic, focusing on quality over luxury.
Sushi here features authentic nigiri and creative rolls not commonly found in Japan. The fish is very fresh and the preparation is precise, delivering excellent taste and quality.
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Parking is very limited in this area, so carpooling is best.
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends to avoid long wait times.
The omakase price is $39, which is lower than typical prices.
Enjoy fresh sushi with large fish cuts and perfectly cooked rice in a quiet, cozy atmosphere. Service is quick and attentive, enhancing the relaxed vibe. A patio area adds charm for easy conversation without loud music.
Sushi here is consistently fresh and delicious with perfectly cooked rice and well-portioned fish. Service is quick and attentive, and dishes come with fresh wasabi.
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Saturday is busy, expect a wait to be seated.
The average bill is about $60 per person.
Parking can be inconsistent, plan accordingly.
Spacious Japanese grocery store offers fresh sushi daily with high-quality seafood and house-made rolls. Bright seating areas with microwaves make it easy to enjoy hot food from the self-serve bar. Large sake selection and authentic products create a genuine cultural shopping experience.
Freshness stands out with daily made sushi and sashimi trays featuring high-quality seafood. The selection includes house-made sushi, rolls, and bento boxes, all prepared with care and great for take-out.
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Prepared bento is marked down 20% after 7 PM daily.
Tokyo Central Costa Mesa closes at 10 PM every day.
Parking can be limited, especially during peak hours.
Bright, open space buzzes with a lively mall vibe. Enjoy fresh sushi with fish so good it melts in your mouth. Creative omakase offers unique, personalized dishes. Setting rivals Michelin-starred spots for quality and style.
Sushi here features very fresh and high quality fish with every sashimi piece melting in your mouth. The omakase offers a creative twist where the chef crafts unique sushi tailored to each person.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially during peak dining hours.
Expect a wait time of 20-30 minutes during busy weekends.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
Western-style seating blends with a traditional Japanese vibe in a lively, noisy space. Charbroiled dishes and pressed salmon sushi shine alongside nigiri and rolls. Casual dining thrives amid an energetic crowd and authentic Japanese touches.
Charbroiled dishes stand out alongside nigiri sushi and rolls that many prefer over sashimi. Pressed salmon sushi offers a tasty option among the classic Japanese dishes like hot pot and skewers.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times, especially during peak hours.
Expect a 30-minute wait during busy times, even with available tables.
Parking can be challenging due to valet restrictions; arrive early for a spot.
Indoor space mimics an authentic Japanese market with a lively vibe and a large food court. Fresh sushi offers a wide variety of rolls matching restaurant quality. Crowds enjoy standout dishes like beef tongue and ramen, making it a bustling spot.
Fresh sushi comes with a wide variety of rolls at the sushi counter. Options include pre-made rolls and selections suitable for homemade rolls, matching the quality of a restaurant.
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Parking can be chaotic, especially during peak hours.
The food court opens at 11am, offering a variety of dining options.
Unique Japanese products are available that are hard to find elsewhere.
Small sushi spot serves generous portions of tasty rolls like volcano and Hawaiian tempura at great prices. Clean, cozy space fits small groups well despite some outside noise. Menu shines with tamago sushi and sushi burritos, all with consistent quality.
Generous portions and excellent sushi come with good pricing here. The spot offers consistent quality and a variety of options like tamago sushi and sushi burritos without the all-you-can-eat format.
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Expect to pay around $30 for two rolls and appetizers.
The restaurant is small, so larger parties may face wait times.
Prices have increased since the last visit, affecting overall value.
Small sushi bar with intimate seating offers a serene setting where the chef prepares fresh toro nigiri and sashimi. Grated fresh wasabi adds a clean, spicy kick, enhancing the omakase experience. Quiet conversations blend with the minimalist atmosphere.
Fresh wasabi adds a clean, slightly spicy kick that lifts each piece of sushi. Watching the chef prepare toro nigiri and sashimi at the bar creates a special culinary moment for sushi lovers.
Good to know
Reservations are required at least two weeks in advance due to limited seating.
Parking can be difficult to find during weekends, so plan accordingly.
The omakase experience costs around $250 per person, excluding tips.